FCE Vocabulary Practice - Education and Learning



Ready for some more FCE vocabulary practice? Today we'll explore the topic of EDUCATION.
Do you feel confident speaking about your learning habits? Would you be able to compare the educational systems of the United Kingdom and your country? Could you name the main pros and cons of being a student?
Complete the short tasks below and check for yourself how much you've already learned about ... learning :)
Good luck and don't check the key before you finish! :)








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Find pairs with similar meanings:

MEMORISE – CONCENTRATE – PRINCIPAL – STUDENT – DIPLOMA HOLDER – POINTS –                                           REFRESH YOUR KNOWLEDGE – UNDERSTANDING – TOPIC – MISS CLASSES – DIPLOMA

 
FOCUS
 
PUPIL
 
CERTIFICATE
 
GRADUATE
 
LEARN BY HEART
 
SUBJECT
 
HEADMASTER
 
SCORE
 
COMPREHENSION
 
PLAY TRUANT
 
REVISE
 

 

Fill the gaps with correct forms of the verbs DO, MAKE or TAKE:

1.       Have you …………………your homework yet?

2.       She didn’t pass her English speaking exam because she ……………………..too many pronunciation mistakes.

3.       If you want to graduate this year you must …………………some hard work!

4.       We’ve been studying for hours, let’s …………………….a break!

5.       It is advised to ………………………notes during the course. Some information you can’t find in your course books.

6.       I’ve been studying French for years but I feel like I haven’t ……………………any progress.

7.       John was ……………………….his best but it still wasn’t enough to ………………the team.

8.       If you don’t start to ……………………this course seriously, I will fail you!

9.       If you don’t know the correct answer, just ………………….a guess, you may be lucky!

10.   When are you …………………….your final exams?


Key:

Find pairs with similar meanings:

MEMORIZE – CONCENTRATE – PRINCIPAL – STUDENT – DIPLOMA HOLDER – POINTS –             REFRESH YOUR KNOWLEDGE – UNDERSTANDING – TOPIC – MISS CLASSES – DIPLOMA

 

FOCUS
concentrate
PUPIL
student
CERTIFICATE
diploma
GRADUATE
diploma holder
LEARN BY HEART
memorize
SUBJECT
topic
HEADMASTER
principal
SCORE
points
COMPREHENSION
understanding
PLAY TRUANT
miss classes
REVISE
refresh your knowledge

 

Fill the gaps with correct forms of the verbs DO, MAKE or TAKE:

1.       Have you ………done…………your homework yet?

2.       She didn’t pass her English speaking exam because she ………made……………..too many pronunciation mistakes.

3.       If you want to graduate this year you must ………do…………some hard work!

4.       We’ve been studying for hours, let’s …………take………….a break!

5.       It is advised to ………take………………notes during the course. Some information you can’t find in your course books.

6.       I’ve been studying French for years but I feel like I haven’t ……………made………any progress.

7.       John was …………doing…………….his best but it still wasn’t enough to ………make………the team.

8.       If you don’t start to ………take……………this course seriously, I will fail you!

9.       If you don’t know the correct answer, just …………take……….a guess, you may be lucky!

10.   When are you ………taking…………….your final exams?


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