Revision Test

Fill the gap using vocabulary from the articles from Modules 1-3.
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Those times when you _____ (make mistake) can teach valuable lessons.

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Small acts of kindness can be just as important as ______ (offer to do something without being paid for it) your time - hold the door open for someone, bake some cookies for your neighbour, call a friend to check how they are.

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Sugary and fatty foods, such as crisps and chocolate, can also be enjoyed in ____ (reasonable limits).

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Paul Edmondson and Charlotte Hodgman visit Shakespeare's Birthplace in Warwickshire to examine the early life of one of Britain's most ______(mysterious) writers and find out how he is remembered today.

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Says Edmondson: "For more than 250 years people have _______ (move together in large numbers) to Shakespeare's Birthplace to form their own conclusions about his life".

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Now, the Museum of London is planning a new exhibition focusing on the detective, citing the creation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle as one of London's most ______ (very famous) figures.

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Dr Pat Hardy, the curator for paintings and prints, has worked on the exhibition selecting images which ______ (show) Holmes's London.

Explain the meaning of the following expression:
to adopt a fresh attitude

Explain the meaning of the following expression:

to nourish one's body

Explain the meaning of the following words and expression:

to be a site of pilgrimage