Beyond B1+ Unit 1-4 review

To 'bite off more than you can chew' means

• try to do something that is too hard for you to do

• something that will never succeed

• something you don't like or don't find interesting

My water bottle ________ from recycled plastic.

• is

• is made

• is making

overcome

• an ambition

• obstacles

• a challenge

Two months before Mark's accident, Jen _____ out a life assurance policy worth 2 million pounds on her husband.

• took

• had taken

• taked

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban _________ by J.K Rowling.

• is written

• was wrote

• was written

I regularly _______ my laptop for viruses.

• search

• scan

• back up

Rewrite the sentence using the present perfect simple.

I / have / my laptop / 2019.

• I have had my laptop since 2019.

• I had had my laptop since 2019.

• I have had my laptop for 2019.

It's totally ______ that the teacher shouted at me for not doing my homework. I told her I was ______ and _______ of doing it.

• illogical, unaware, incapable

• unfair, unwell, incapable

• unfair, illegal, irrelevant

A: Claire! I haven't been seeing / seen you in ages!

B: Sorry, I've studied / been studying a lot recently.

• seen / been studying

• been seeing / studied

A ______ is a long period without rain.

• flood

• dessert

• drought