In a Part 2 talk about a small café, you mean the printed list of drinks and dishes on the table, not vague 'information'. Which wording names it exactly?

You are describing the narrow raised path beside a road where people walked safely. Which word is precise?

A candidate says 'a thing on the roof' but means the glass panels that collect sunlight for electricity. Choose the exact phrase.

Describing a museum visit, you mean the small printed paper proving you had paid to enter. Which noun fits?

In a talk about a city flat, you mean the small outdoor platform attached to the room, not simply 'outside space'. Which word is exact?

You describe borrowing books from the building where books are kept for public use. Which word replaces 'book place' precisely?

Talking about a storm, you mean the sudden bright flash in the sky before the thunder. Which word names it?

A candidate says 'the worker at the hotel desk' but means the person who welcomes guests and checks bookings. Which noun is precise?

You are describing a cyclist who moved quickly between slower cars in traffic. Which verb phrase carries that movement?

In a long turn about leaves on a windy path, you mean they moved lightly in circles near the ground. Which verb is best?

You describe an old lift that moved up unsteadily and with noise. Which verb phrase states that?

A stream passed over small stones, making a light repeated sound. Which verb fits the movement and sound?

Describing commuters leaving a station all at once, you mean they moved out steadily in large numbers. Choose the precise verb phrase.

You mean that smoke rose slowly in a thin twisting line from a food stall. Which verb phrase is most exact?

A child moved very quietly across the room because everyone was asleep. Which verb best expresses the movement?

You describe a bus that moved suddenly forward after stopping at the lights. Which verb is precise?

A candidate describes a room with no unnecessary furniture, clean lines and plain colours. Which adjective naturally partners 'design'?

For a queue that moved very slowly and caused mild annoyance, which adjective best partners 'progress'?

You mean a solution that works well in practice rather than sounding impressive. Which adjective partners 'solution' naturally?

A policy made people feel calmer but did not solve every problem. Which adjective fits 'reassurance'?

When describing rain that continued all afternoon but was not violent, which adjective best partners 'rain'?

A talk about a neighbourhood needs an adjective for streets with many people, cafés and noise, in a positive way. Which fits?

You describe evidence that is clear enough to persuade most people. Which adjective naturally partners 'evidence'?

A candidate means a memorable smell of bread from a bakery, pleasant and easily noticed. Which adjective partners 'smell' best?

In a Part 2 answer about a theatre, the person who controlled the actors and staging is not an actor. Which noun names the role?

At a conference, one person guided the discussion and introduced speakers without giving the main talk. Which noun fits?

You describe the person who repaired the water pipes under the sink. Which noun is exact?

In a talk about a wedding, you mean the person who formally conducted the ceremony. Which noun names the role?

A candidate describes the small device used to control slides during a presentation. Which noun names the object?

You mean the person who checked tickets and helped passengers on a train. Which noun is most precise?

In a talk about a public building, you mean the person who designed the building, not the builder. Which noun fits?

You describe the short written summary of your education and work experience sent with a job application. Which noun is exact?

A candidate says prices 'fell dramatically', but they only went down a little over three months. Which verb reports the change accurately?

You mean attendance went up a little after a new timetable, not a huge rise. Which verb is precise?

A rule stayed in place but became less strict. Which verb describes the change without saying it ended?

You describe a plan that changed slightly after feedback, while its main aim stayed the same. Which verb fits?

A café became a little busier after opening earlier, but it was not packed. Which verb phrase avoids exaggeration?

You mean noise from the road became less noticeable after new windows were fitted. Which verb is accurate?

A candidate wants to say a friendship became less close over time, not that it ended. Which verb phrase is best?

You describe a town centre that looked better after trees and benches were added, but was not completely rebuilt. Which verb is precise?