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    This document contains a citizenship test with multiple choice and matching questions about vocabulary related to residents, refugees, motorists, pedestrians, crews, and other topics. It also contains exercises involving rewriting sentences, finding mistakes, unscrambling words, and joining sentence halves using relative pronouns. The test covers a wide range of vocabulary and grammar concepts.

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    This document contains a citizenship test with multiple choice and matching questions about vocabulary related to residents, refugees, motorists, pedestrians, crews, and other topics. It also contains exercises involving rewriting sentences, finding mistakes, unscrambling words, and joining sentence halves using relative pronouns. The test covers a wide range of vocabulary and grammar concepts.

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    CITIZEN Z B2 Unit 2 Standard Test

    Name Class Date

    1 Match the words with the definitions. 4 Complete the sentences with the words in
    1 resident 4 pedestrian the list.
    2 refugee 5 crew diet | drought | annual | possessions
    destination
    3 motorist
    1 The refugees were forced to leave most of their
    a a group of people who work on a plane or ship behind.
    b a person who is walking on a street 2 Many people don’t have a healthy, balanced
    c a person who lives in a particular place these days.
    d a person who drives a car 3 What time are we due to arrive at our
    e a person who has been forced to leave their ?
    country, usually because of war 4 The staff always enjoy the office
    5 party.
    
    5 If it doesn’t rain soon we may be in danger of
    2 Circle the correct words. another .
    1 The crew / staff in this hotel are very helpful.
     10
    2 The politicians / employers discussed the town’s
    problems until midnight. 5 Circle the correct words.
    3 The inhabitants / pedestrians of the volcanic island 1 Is he the politician that / which helped all those
    had to be evacuated. people?
    4 My employer / refugee refused to give me a 2 My city, that / which has over four million
    pay rise. inhabitants, is very polluted.
    5 Her great-grandfather was an immigrant / a 3 John’s colleagues, who / that he’d worked with for
    resident from eastern Europe. five years, gave him a big leaving party.
    5 4 It was her personality that / who I disliked so much.
    
    5 Our heath service employs 1.7 million people, that
    3 Complete the email with the correct form of the / which makes it the biggest employer in the UK.
    verbs in the list.
     5
    put | hang | turn | pick | wear
    6 Match the two sentence halves.
    Hi Tom
    1 This is the refugee
    Guess what? I ran into Cory yesterday. She looked 2 My mother got the job she wanted,
    really 1 out because she’d just got back
    3 This is the kind of bad behaviour
    from Brazil where she’d been on a study trip. That 2
    4 I miss all the people
    out to be quite an experience for her!
    She’s was learning Portuguese, and 3 up 5 It was a holiday
    a lot of new words while she was there. She also made a who’s staying in our house.
    a lot of new friends to 4 out with. The b that the teacher won’t put up with.
    only thing she didn’t like was the heat and she had to 5
    c which surprised her.
    up with really high temperatures. Some
    d that turned out better than we thought.
    days it was over 40° C! Too much!
    e I used to hang out with.
    Nathan
     5
     10

    Citizen Z B2 Unit 2 Standard Test PHOTOCOPIABLE © Cambridge University Press 2017


    7 Join the two sentences using which or who. 9 Find and correct the mistakes in each sentence.
    1 A police officer gave me directions. He spoke really 1 It is an experience who you don’t have to go
    good English. through.

    2 Tokyo is a great technology centre. It’s one of the 2 I don’t like food which it has been cooked for too
    biggest cities in the world. long.

    3 Sonja is an immigrant. She sits next to me in class. 3 The staff had to learn new procedures, that was
    quite challenging.

    4 The audience cheered loudly. This made the


    performers very happy. 4 She ran into a man used to go to school with her.

    5 I didn’t understand the language. This brought 5 They are a tribe that almost always on the move.
    about some difficulties.

     10
     10
    10 Unscramble the letters to make words to express
    8 Complete the sentences using a relative pronoun. surprise.
    Omit the relative pronoun where possible.
    1 ZANIGAM
    1 The biggest problem I faced was the
    language barrier.
    2 BRIDECLINE
    2 These aren’t the kind of people I like
    to hang out with.
    3 MELANPHONE
    3 The quantity of traffic is on the
    streets makes cycling dangerous.
    4 Cars are parked here will be 4 LAVEBENUBILE
    removed by the police.
    5 Many of the immigrants are arriving 5 ODOG SHAVEEN
    here are highly qualified.

     10  10

    TOTAL SCORE 80

    Citizen Z B2 Unit 2 Standard Test PHOTOCOPIABLE © Cambridge University Press 2017

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