C2 Proficiency - Multiple Choice Cloze Exercises
Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE)
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The first part of the Reading and Use of English paper in the C2 Proficiency Examination is multiple choice cloze where you have to choose the correct word from four similar given words.
2. There is too much weight on that table. It won't ____________ for much longer.
a. restrain
b. refuse
c. resist
d. reject
Multiple Choice Cloze Exercise 21
Exercise Number: CPE021
Multiple Choice Cloze Exercise 22
Exercise Number: CPE022
Sometimes knowing what isn't right is just as important as knowing what is. Learn the art of elimination. If you can confidently get rid of one or two options, your chances of guessing right increase significantly.
Multiple Choice Cloze Exercise 23
Exercise Number: CPE023
Multiple Choice Cloze Exercise 24
Exercise Number: CPE024
Multiple Choice Cloze Exercise 25
Exercise Number: CPE025
Multiple Choice Cloze Exercise 26
Exercise Number: CPE026
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Multiple Choice Cloze Exercise 27
Exercise Number: CPE027
Multiple Choice Cloze Exercise 28
Exercise Number: CPE102
Don't spend too much time on one question. If you're stuck, it's better to move on and come back later with fresh eyes.
Multiple Choice Cloze Exercise 29
Exercise Number: CPE103
Multiple Choice Cloze Exercise 30
Exercise Number: CPE104
Multiple Choice Cloze Exercise 31
Exercise Number: CPE105
Multiple Choice Cloze Exercise 32
Exercise Number: CPE106
Read a variety of English materials regularly � books, articles, blogs, etc. The more you read, the better your instinct for what 'sounds right'. It's like tuning an instrument; the more you do it, the better you'll get at playing the language.
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