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C2 Proficiency: Part 4 Mini Test

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MIGHT/MAY I CAN'T // PUT MY FINGER ON

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MIGHT/MAY I CAN'T // PUT MY FINGER ON

I've been racking my brains to remember where I've seen that man before.
FINGER
Try as I ................................................................. where I've seen that man before.

BEARS A CLOSE/STRIKING // RESEMBLANCE TO

He looks a lot like his uncle Bill.
RESEMBLANCE
He ................................................................ his uncle Bill.

GET YOUR HOPES // UP

Don't get too excited just yet, the final election results haven't been confirmed.
HOPES
Don't ................................................................ just yet, the final election results haven't been confirmed.

DID/WORKED WONDERS // FOR THE RUNNERS' MOTIVATION

The sight of the finish line in the distance motivated the runners to continue.
WONDERS
Seeing the finish line ................................................................ levels.

ON THE SPUR // OF THE

They hadn't planned on buying a new sofa before they bought it.
SPUR
They bought their new sofa ................................................................ moment.

CAUGHT A GLIMPSE // OF JOHN

I briefly saw John as he walked past the bedroom window.
CAUGHT
I ................................................................ as he walked past the bedroom window.

HAVE SAID IN THE MEETING COMES // TO LIGHT

If anyone finds out what the boss really said in the meeting, it could cause a big scandal.
LIGHT
If what the boss is rumoured to ................................................................, it could cause a big scandal.

TO TERMS WITH // BEING MADE REDUNDANT

Many workers are finding it difficult to accept losing their jobs because of the recession.
REDUNDANT
Many workers are struggling to come ................................................................ because of the recession.

OUT OF // THE BLUE

My brother called me unexpectedly on Sunday night.
BLUE
On Sunday night, completely ................................................................ my brother called me.

WERE KEPT // IN THE DARK

The company didn't tell us anything about the staff cuts for several months.
DARK
We ................................................................ about the staff cuts for several months.

LOGICAL WAS HIS ARGUMENT // (THAT) IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE

His logic proved to be irrefutable.
ARGUMENT
So .....................................................................to refute it.

AS WELL LEAVE // NOW THAT THE BAND HAVE

The band's not going to play any more, so why don't we leave?
NOW
We might ..................................................................... given their final encore.

IT NOT BEEN FOR BOB // WE WOULD HAVE

Thanks to Bob, we won the match.
FOR
Had.................................................................... lost the match.

TO TELL THE TRUTH // FROM

He promised never to lie again.
TRUTH
He swore..................................................................... now on.

OUT ALL THE STOPS // TO PUT ME AT

My host family on the exchange trip did everything they could to make me feel comfortable.
STOPS
My host family really pulled ................................................................ ease.