 Which word best completes this sentence?

"The teacher asked the students to pay close ___ to

 a) attention
 b) look
 c) care
 d) listen

 A person who studies something in great detail is a(n) ___.

 a) artist
 b) scientist
 c) teacher
 d) principal

 To achieve a high score, students must ___ for the exam.

 a) sleep
 b) revise
 c) ignore
 d) avoid

 What is a synonym for "course" in the context of education?

 a) lesson
 b) project
 c) subject
 d) timetable

 Which term describes a person attending a university?

 a) professor
 b) student
 c) lecturer
 d) graduate

 A ___ is a place where students live during the school year.

 a) laboratory
 b) dormitory
 c) library
 d) cafeteria

 The opposite of "pass" an exam is ___.

 a) study
 b) fail
 c) complete
 d) attend

A school subject that involves the study of numbers and calculations is ___.
 a) biology
 b) history
 c) mathematics
 d) literature
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 Which of these words means "to improve or become better"?
o a) postpone
o b) progress
o c) ignore
o d) complete
 In sports, the person who leads and motivates the players is called the ___ of the
team.
o a) champion
o b) coach
o c) captain
o d) referee
 Classical music is a type of music that is often ___ and played by orchestras.
o a) entertaining
o b) challenging
o c) rhythmic
o d) traditional
 A ___ is a person who competes and has won many competitions.
o a) member
o b) opponent
o c) champion
o d) referee
 Many people ___ when they feel the need to win, even though it’s against the rules.
o a) challenge
o b) cheat
o c) train
o d) organise
 My friends and I like to play ___ on weekends for fun.
o a) rhythm
o b) club
o c) board games
o d) interest
 The ___ motivated each player to perform at their best during the game.
o a) coach
o b) member
o c) score
o d) referee
 A person who watches over a game to ensure fair play is called a ___.
o a) captain
o b) coach
o c) referee
o d) opponent
 He felt great ___ after winning the competition.
o a) pleasure
o b) score
o c) team
o d) interest
 At the ___, we watched a live band play and enjoyed the music.
o a) club
o b) concert
o c) rhythm
o d) gym
 Winning the ___ was tough, but they managed to defeat all other teams.
o a) pleasure
o b) concert
o c) competition
o d) risk
 Our team’s ___ is one of the best in the league and is well-organized.
o a) group
o b) captain
o c) referee
o d) challenge
 He enjoys playing ___ in his free time, especially action games.
o a) folk music
o b) board games
o c) gym
o d) video games
 We all had so much ___ together during the school trip.
o a) gym
o b) score
o c) pleasure
o d) fun
 To prepare for a competition, athletes need to ___ regularly.
o a) score
o b) beat
o c) train
o d) support
 He took a big ___ by trying a new strategy during the game.
o a) pleasure
o b) challenge
o c) group
o d) risk
 Playing music with a regular, repeating ___ can be calming.
o a) team
o b) rhythm
o c) club
o d) beat
 The coach decided to ___ a practice session before the match.
o a) cheat
o b) beat
o c) organise
o d) support
 The ___ in the final match scored a last-minute goal to win.
o a) club
o b) interest
o c) opponent
o d) referee
 She likes listening to ___, especially traditional songs from her culture.
 o a) classical music
o b) folk music
o c) rhythm
o d) club
 He scored more than the other players and was declared the ___ of the game.
o a) pleasure
o b) member
o c) champion
o d) supporter

 If you’re not enjoying the activity, you can always ___ and find a new hobby.

 a) give up
 b) send off
 c) turn up
 d) join in

 When the neighbors were being too loud, I asked them to ___ the volume.

 a) turn up
 b) turn down
 c) continue
 d) send off

 During the final minutes of the game, the referee decided to ___ one of the players.

 a) send off
 b) turn down
 c) eat out
 d) take up

 We decided to ___ and have dinner at our favorite restaurant tonight.

 a) carry on
 b) give up
 c) eat out
 d) turn up

 She wants to ___ painting as a new hobby this year.

 a) continue
 b) give up
 c) take up
 d) turn down

 It was so noisy, I had to ___ the TV so I could concentrate.

 a) carry on
 b) turn down
 c) send off
 d) take up
 When the music got too quiet, she asked to ___ the volume.

 a) turn down
 b) give up
 c) join in
 d) turn up

 The teacher asked everyone to ___ and participate in the group activity.

 a) carry on
 b) send off
 c) join in
 d) turn down

 He didn’t like the job offer, so he decided to ___ it ___.

 a) give ... up
 b) turn ... up
 c) turn ... down
 d) carry ... on

 She decided to ___ her workout routine because it was too challenging.

 a) carry on
 b) give up
 c) join in
 d) eat out

 When you get tired, you can take a break, then ___ with the project later.

 a) carry on
 b) give up
 c) eat out
 d) send off

 Instead of cooking at home, they decided to ___ for a change.

 a) carry on
 b) eat out
 c) take up
 d) join in

 He wanted to ___ a martial art, so he started attending karate classes.

 a) turn up
 b) join in
 c) take up
 d) carry on

 When it got late, the host asked everyone to ___ so they could start the game.

 a) carry on
  b) give up
 c) join in
 d) send off

 They asked the DJ to ___ the volume so everyone could enjoy the music.

 a) turn up
 b) send off
 c) turn down
 d) give up

 She’s really ___ painting and spends hours every day creating new artwork.

 a) bored with
 b) crazy about
 c) interested in
 d) good at

 Although he's new, he's already very ___ his classmates and has made many friends.

 a) popular with
 b) keen on
 c) interested in
 d) crazy about

 After years of practice, he’s become very ___ solving math problems quickly.

 a) keen on
 b) bored with
 c) interested in
 d) good at

 She used to love that TV show, but now she’s ___ it and hardly ever watches.

 a) interested in
 b) crazy about
 c) good at
 d) bored with

 He’s always been ___ sports, especially football, and watches every game.

 a) keen on
 b) bored with
 c) good at
 d) popular with