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Designed to assess your ability to use English more flexibly, with an emphasis on word formation and rephrasing, which are essential skills for exam preparation.

The Vocabulary Test is more specifically oriented towards identifying how close you are to the level required for Cambridge exams (such as FCE or CAE).

You will receive your English test results by email, along with personalized course recommendations, including the suggested number of study hours per week and an estimated timeline for your progress.

Please answer all questions carefully.

1. She gave a very ___ speech. (INSPIRE)

inspiration

inspiring

inspired

inspire

2. This book is full of useful ___. (INFORM)

information

informative

inform

informing

3. He was ___ for the delay. (RESPONSIBILITY)

responsible

responsibly

responsibility

irresponsible

4. The situation is becoming more ___. (DANGER)

danger

dangerous

dangerously

endangered

5. Her ___ helped her succeed. (DETERMINE)

determine

determined

determination

determining

6. It’s ___ to smoke here. (LEGAL)

legal

illegal

legality

legally

7. The film was very ___. (ENTERTAIN)

entertainment

entertainer

entertaining

entertained

8. He answered the question ___. (CORRECT)

correct

correction

correctly

corrective

9. There was a lot of ___ about the new policy. (CONFUSE)

confusion

confused

confusing

confuse

10. She is highly ___. (CREATE)

creation

creative

creatively

creator

Part B – Rephrasing / Key Transformations (11–20)

Choose the sentence closest in meaning.

11. “I haven’t seen him for two years.”

I didn’t see him for two years.

I last saw him two years ago.

I haven’t saw him two years ago.

I don’t see him since two years.

12. “It’s too cold to go outside.”

It isn’t cold enough to go outside.

It’s so cold that we can go outside.

It’s so cold that we can’t go outside.

It’s very cold but we go outside.

13. “She started working here in 2020.”

She works here since 2020.

She has worked here since 2020.

She worked here since 2020.

She is working here since 2020.

14. “They will finish the project soon.”

The project is finished soon.

The project will be finished soon.

The project finished soon.

The project has finished soon.

15. “I regret not studying harder.”

I wish I study harder.

I wish I had studied harder.

I wish I studied harder now.

writing I wish I have studied harder.

16. “He said: ‘I am tired.’”

He said he is tired.

He said he was tired.

He said he tired.

He said he has tired.

17. “It’s possible that she forgot.”

She must forget.

She might have forgotten.

She can forget.

She should forget.

18. “You don’t need to bring anything.”

You mustn’t bring anything.

You don’t have to bring anything.

You shouldn’t bring anything.

You can’t bring anything.

19. “I prefer coffee to tea.”

I like coffee more than tea.

I like tea more than coffee.

Coffee is less preferred.

Tea is preferred by me.

20. “The last time I went there was in 2019.”

I haven’t been there since 2019.

I didn’t go there since 2019.

I don’t go there since 2019.

I haven’t went there since 2019.

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Part B – Rephrasing / Key Transformations (11–20)

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