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University English — Revision

By the end of this exercise, you can tell which grammar and vocabulary from earlier units you still remember — and exactly which unit to go back to for anything you get wrong.

Auf einen Blick / At a glance

Mixed revision for University English (B2+): 24 questions drawn from 10 earlier exercises, with explanations and self-marking.

Niveau / Level
B2–C1 (GER/CEFR)
Für / For
Universität
Fertigkeiten / Skills
Grammatik / Grammar
Aufgaben / Tasks
3 — Mixed Revision A · Mixed Revision B · Mixed Revision C
Kosten / Cost
kostenlos, ohne Anmeldung / free, no sign-up
What is this?

This page mixes 24 questions from 10 different exercises. You have practised all of these points before — here they come back in a random order. That is what makes revision work: spaced out and mixed up, rather than all in one block. Each question says in grey which exercise it came from.

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Ex A – Revision8 mixed questions
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Ex B – Revision8 mixed questions
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Ex C – Revision8 mixed questions
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Exercise A

Mixed Revision A

Questions from several different units. The grey note under each one shows which exercise it came from.

Choose the correct answer

1. h) Glad it worked out. Anyway, are you free... Building Relationships — Multi-word Verbs

2. Chinese businesspeople wanting something in return Building Relationships — Reading

3. The Accounts Department's slow payment... Building Relationships — Vocabulary

4. What you to this course? Introduce Yourself

5. A good paraphrase is roughly the Paraphrasing & Summarizing

6. Personal stories rather than systematic research Critical Thinking & Evaluating Sources

7. The data the hypothesis Hedging Language in Academic Writing

8. framework AI Ethics in Higher Education

Exercise B

Mixed Revision B

Questions from several different units. The grey note under each one shows which exercise it came from.

Choose the correct answer

1. Usage to reach around 30% (2005-2010) Describing Data & Trends

2. costs have dropped, countries are transitioning Cause & Effect in Academic Writing

3. i) Well, I had to build up my relationship again... Building Relationships — Multi-word Verbs

4. talks about how guanxi is changing Building Relationships — Reading

5. Planning to branch offices Building Relationships — Vocabulary

6. What at university? Introduce Yourself

7. Techniques include using Paraphrasing & Summarizing

8. The detailed plan of how a study was conducted Critical Thinking & Evaluating Sources

Exercise C

Mixed Revision C

Questions from several different units. The grey note under each one shows which exercise it came from.

Choose the correct answer

1. Climate change a factor Hedging Language in Academic Writing

2. AI tools AI Ethics in Higher Education

3. The most growth (2015-2020) Describing Data & Trends

4. Deforestation has accelerated, biodiversity loss Cause & Effect in Academic Writing

5. j) Was he annoyed? Building Relationships — Multi-word Verbs

6. networking through multinational companies Building Relationships — Reading

7. We are relationships with local agents Building Relationships — Vocabulary

8. Can you tell me what ? Introduce Yourself

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