Wortverbindungen und feste Ausdrücke: Online-Quiz für Englisch 11. Klasse (Fachoberschule)

Question 1

Welche Bedeutung hat die folgende Wortkombination: 'to get the hang of something'?

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etwas verstehen

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etwas aufhängen

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etwas festhalten

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etwas fallen lassen

Question 2

Welches Verb passt am besten in die folgende Lücke: 'I ______ a lot of money on my new car.'?

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gab aus

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zahlte ab

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zahlte ein

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zahlte zurück

Question 3

Welches Wort passt nicht in die folgende Wortgruppe?

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traurig

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fröhlich

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glücklich

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ausgelassen

Question 4

Welche Wortkombination drückt eine starke Emotion aus?

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sehr aufgeregt sein

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ein bisschen verärgert sein

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ziemlich verlegen sein

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leicht verärgert sein

Question 5

Welche Wortkombination passt zu 'eine Rede halten'?

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deliver a speech

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make a statement

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compose a speech

Question 6

Welcher Ausdruck ist eine passende Kollokation für 'jemanden begrüßen'?

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say hello to

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wish someone well

Question 7

Welche Wortkombination ist eine gängige Phrase für 'jemanden verabschieden'?

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say goodbye to

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farewell someone

Question 8

The German word 'Hausaufgaben' translates to which English collocation?

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Homework assignments

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Home exercises

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House tasks

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Household chores

Question 9

Which of the following is NOT a collocation related to 'emotions'?

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To lose one's sanity

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Mixed feelings

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Butterflies in one's stomach

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To have a broken heart

Question 10

The collocation 'to spill the beans' means:

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To accidentally reveal a secret

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To make a mess with food

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To tell a joke that doesn't make sense

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To be clumsy and drop something

Question 11

Which collocation is used to describe a situation that is challenging?

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A tough nut to crack

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A piece of cake

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A walk in the park

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A breeze

Question 12

The phrase 'to keep an eye on someone' means:

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To watch someone closely

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To ignore someone

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To follow someone

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To lose track of someone

Question 13

Welche Redewendung ist gleichbedeutend mit 'sehr müde sein'?

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Schlafen wie ein Murmeltier

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Munter wie ein Fisch

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Frisch wie ein Hase

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Stur wie ein Esel

Question 14

Welche Wortkombination passt zum Oberbegriff 'Essen'?

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Großer Hunger

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Sich langweilen

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Schnell lesen

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Kaltes Wetter

Question 15

Welche Wortkombination ist logisch falsch?

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Ein kaltes Feuer

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Ein frischer Wind

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Ein heißer Tee

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Ein langer Weg

Question 16

Welche Redewendung ist in der beschriebenen Situation 'jemand ist sehr glücklich' passend?

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Wie auf Wolken schweben

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Über beide Ohren verliebt sein

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Die Nerven verlieren

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Auf Kohlen sitzen

Question 17

Welche Wortkombination ist typisch für das Thema 'Schule'?

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Ein guter Schüler

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Ein schöner Tag

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Ein leckeres Essen

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Ein schnelles Auto

Question 18

Welche Wortkombination ist eine bildliche Redewendung (Metapher)?

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Ein goldenes Herz

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Ein kalter Wind

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Ein großes Auto

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Ein leckeres Essen

Question 19

Welche Wortkombination ist eine feste Redewendung?

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Einen Korb bekommen

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Ein Nickerchen machen

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Schnell laufen

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Langeweile haben

Question 20

Which of the following is the correct collocation with 'make' in the context of a decision?

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Make a decision

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Do a decision

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Take a decision

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Decide to do something

Question 21

Which of the following is the correct collocation with 'pay' in the context of money?

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Pay for something

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Pay on something

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Pay in something

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Pay at something

Question 22

Which of the following is the correct collocation with 'put' in the context of effort?

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Put in effort

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Do effort

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Make effort

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Try effort

Question 23

Which of the following is NOT a correct word combination for 'to be tired'?

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To be lazy

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To be exhausted

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To be fatigued

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To be sleepy

Question 24

Which of the following is NOT a common verb-noun collocation related to travel?

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ride a horse

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book a flight

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catch a train

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make a reservation

Question 25

Identify the correct adverb to complete the collocation: 'to work ____ hours'

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long

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hard

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fast

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well

Question 26

Which collocation best describes the following situation: 'when someone is feeling very tired and unable to concentrate'?

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to be under the weather

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to be on cloud nine

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to be in the pink

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to be full of beans

Question 27

Which of the following is an example of a collocation?

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To make a phone call

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A house that is big

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The weather is beautiful

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To run quickly

Question 28

Which of the following word combinations is incorrect?

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A beautiful chaos

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Heavy rain

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Freezing cold

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A kind heart

Question 29

What is a synonym for the collocation 'make a decision'?

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Reach a conclusion

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Take action

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Have an idea

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Start a project

Question 30

What does the term 'a wet blanket' refer to?

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Someone who dampens the mood.

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A heavy rainfall.

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A warm and comfortable covering.

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A dangerous and uncertain situation.

Question 31

Which preposition correctly completes the sentence: 'The government is ______ renewable energy sources.'

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investing in

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investing on

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investing to

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investing for

Question 32

What is the key difference between a collocation and a word combination?

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Collocations are fixed, while word combinations can be varied.

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Collocations are always idioms, but word combinations are not.

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Word combinations are always informal, but collocations are formal.

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Word combinations are more common in spoken language, while collocations are more common in written language.

Question 33

Which collocation correctly completes the sentence: I'm feeling a bit under the ________ today.

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weather

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climate

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temperature

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sun

Question 34

Choose the word that best completes the collocation: '... of mind'

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ease

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speed

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power

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strength

Question 35

Choose the correct collocation to complete the sentence: 'The company has a good ... for innovation.'

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reputation

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record

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memory

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history

Question 36

Which of the following is an example of a fixed collocation?

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pay attention

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get home

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have fun

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make a decision

Question 37

Select the most appropriate word combination to complete the sentence: 'The students were very excited to hear the ______ of their accomplishments.'

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recognition

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report

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celebration

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news

Question 38

Identify the idiomatic expression used in the sentence: 'The teacher's patience was running ______.'

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Out

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Short

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Low

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Thin

Question 39

Which collocation accurately describes a challenging task?

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An uphill battle

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A piece of cake

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Plain sailing

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A walk in the park

Question 40

Select the collocation that aptly describes a person prone to forgetfulness:

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Absent-minded

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Short-tempered

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Well-organized

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Quick-witted

Question 41

Which of the following options is a grammatically correct collocation in English?

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Put in the hard work

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Do the hard work

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Make the hard work

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Take the hard work

Question 42

What is the intended meaning of the phrase 'break the ice'?

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To initiate a conversation

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To provoke an argument

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To establish a challenging situation

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To cause damage

Question 43

Which of the following is **not** a component of a phrasal verb?

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A noun

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A verb

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A preposition

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An adverb

Question 44

Complete the sentence with the correct phrasal verb: 'I'm going to _____ with the new project.'

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get going on

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get on

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get through

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get back to

Question 45

What is the key difference between a collocation and a fixed phrase?

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A collocation can be separated, while a fixed phrase cannot.

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A fixed phrase can be separated, while a collocation cannot.

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Collocations are more formal than fixed phrases.

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There is no difference between a collocation and a fixed phrase.

Question 46

What is the main advantage of using collocations and word combinations?

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Enhancing fluency and accuracy in communication

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Sounding more sophisticated

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Making it easier for listeners to understand

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Avoiding the use of slang

Question 47

Select the correct collocation: I'm going to _____ a cake for my birthday.

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bake

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make

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prepare

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cook

Question 48

Which of these word pairs is a common collocation in English?

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Heavy rain

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Yellow car

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Nice weather

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Small room

Question 49

Which verb is most commonly used with the noun 'advice'?

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Give

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Make

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Say

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Suggest

Question 50

Complete the collocation: 'break the ______'.

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Ice

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Rules

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Silence

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Promise

Question 51

Which of the following is LESS likely to result from using collocations correctly?

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Increased reading speed

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More natural-sounding English

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Enhanced comprehension

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Improved fluency

Question 52

Which of these phrases sounds most natural and correct in English?

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Heavy rain

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Powerful rain

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Intense rain

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Strong rain

Question 53

What type of collocation is the phrase "take a break"?

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Verb-noun collocation

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Adverb-verb collocation

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Adjective-noun collocation

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Prepositional phrase

Question 54

What is the most effective way to develop a strong understanding of collocations?

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Read authentic English texts and pay attention to word combinations.

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Focus primarily on memorizing lists of collocations.

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Translate directly from your native language.

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Concentrate solely on understanding English grammar rules.

Question 55

Which of these expressions is a fixed phrase, meaning its words cannot be changed?

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Once upon a time...

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Heavy rain

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Take a break

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Make a mistake

Question 56

Which sentence uses a collocation that is more common in American English than British English?

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He made a beeline for the door.

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She gave a talk on climate change.

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They had a great time at the party.

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I made a mistake on the test.

Question 57

Why are collocations important? Choose the LEAST relevant reason.

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They help you learn new words.

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They make your language sound more natural.

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They make it easier to communicate effectively.

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They can improve your understanding of vocabulary.

Question 58

Complete the sentence with the most suitable collocation: 'The students listened ________ to the teacher's instructions.'

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attentively

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heavily

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strongly

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largely

Question 59

Which collocation best completes the sentence: 'The team celebrated their ________ victory.'

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hard-fought

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highly-fought

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strongly-fought

Question 60

Which word best collocates with 'traffic' in the sentence: 'The city experiences ________ traffic during rush hour.'

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heavy

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long

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big

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strong

Question 61

Which phrase DOES NOT typically collocate with 'make'?

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make a talk

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make an appointment

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make a complaint

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make a phone call

Question 62

'To come up with a solution' is closest in meaning to:

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To find a solution

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To complicate a solution

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To reject a solution

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To accept a solution

Question 63

Choose the most appropriate collocation to complete the sentence: 'The company _______ a new product.'

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launched

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introduced

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started

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began

Question 64

Which collocation is generally considered more formal?

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conduct research

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do research

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take research

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make research