B2 First (FCE) – Exam 1 – Reading and Use of English

Part 6 – Questions 37 to 42

You are going to read an article about environmental goals. Six sentences have been removed from the article. Choose from the sentences A – G the one which fits each gap (37 – 42). There is ONE EXTRA sentence which you do not need to use.

A Greener World

On April 22nd, 2016, 196 members of the United Nations group discussed and signed the Paris Agreement on climate change. 37 _. The aim is not to allow temperature increases to rise more than two degrees Celsius globally. The final goal is to reach zero percent carbon in the air by the year 2050 to ensure further temperature increases are prevented. All members who signed the Paris Agreement must provide regular reports of their country’s efforts to reach these objectives. 38 _.

Globally, governments in several countries have created a practical plan to encourage a greener way of life worldwide. This action plan, aimed at creating a more ecologically sustainable planet, encompasses several key steps. 39 _. Furthermore, it calls for the active adoption of green energy sources to replace fossil fuels while also promoting reduced travel and the production of goods primarily for essential purposes.

Moreover, citizens and groups must receive education from an early age about the importance of valuing natural resources. 40 _. Additionally, markets for ecological services, such as eco-tourism, need to be developed. Businesses focusing on low-carbon products and services should receive incentives, such as reduced taxes.

In terms of construction, new buildings must prioritize energy-efficient design. 41 _. Both residential and commercial buildings should be designed to utilize solar power and natural energy sources.

The automotive industry plays a crucial role in reducing pollution globally. 42 _. This initiative aligns with the broader objective of creating eco-friendly transportation solutions worldwide.

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37 Gap 37

A.Additionally, their data has to indicate a consistent reduction of carbon emissions into the atmosphere.

B.This should include a comprehensive understanding of alternative energy sources while discouraging the use of petrol vehicles.

C.It is a commitment to reduce climate change, as well as other financial and political agreements.

D.This sector is rapidly advancing in developing practical electric vehicles, which are becoming increasingly accessible to the general public

E.Scientists are working hard in this area to increase new energy use and reduce the carbon footprint.

F.First and foremost, it necessitates a unanimous commitment from all countries to limit resource consumption, reduce waste, and enhance efficiency.

G.Artificial materials can be substituted with more natural alternatives; for example, wood could replace rubber.

38 Gap 38

A.Additionally, their data has to indicate a consistent reduction of carbon emissions into the atmosphere.

B.This should include a comprehensive understanding of alternative energy sources while discouraging the use of petrol vehicles.

C.It is a commitment to reduce climate change, as well as other financial and political agreements.

D.This sector is rapidly advancing in developing practical electric vehicles, which are becoming increasingly accessible to the general public

E.Scientists are working hard in this area to increase new energy use and reduce the carbon footprint.

F.First and foremost, it necessitates a unanimous commitment from all countries to limit resource consumption, reduce waste, and enhance efficiency.

G.Artificial materials can be substituted with more natural alternatives; for example, wood could replace rubber.

39 Gap 39

A.Additionally, their data has to indicate a consistent reduction of carbon emissions into the atmosphere.

B.This should include a comprehensive understanding of alternative energy sources while discouraging the use of petrol vehicles.

C.It is a commitment to reduce climate change, as well as other financial and political agreements.

D.This sector is rapidly advancing in developing practical electric vehicles, which are becoming increasingly accessible to the general public

E.Scientists are working hard in this area to increase new energy use and reduce the carbon footprint.

F.First and foremost, it necessitates a unanimous commitment from all countries to limit resource consumption, reduce waste, and enhance efficiency.

G.Artificial materials can be substituted with more natural alternatives; for example, wood could replace rubber.

40 Gap 40

A.Additionally, their data has to indicate a consistent reduction of carbon emissions into the atmosphere.

B.This should include a comprehensive understanding of alternative energy sources while discouraging the use of petrol vehicles.

C.It is a commitment to reduce climate change, as well as other financial and political agreements.

D.This sector is rapidly advancing in developing practical electric vehicles, which are becoming increasingly accessible to the general public

E.Scientists are working hard in this area to increase new energy use and reduce the carbon footprint.

F.First and foremost, it necessitates a unanimous commitment from all countries to limit resource consumption, reduce waste, and enhance efficiency.

G.Artificial materials can be substituted with more natural alternatives; for example, wood could replace rubber.

41 Gap 41

A.Additionally, their data has to indicate a consistent reduction of carbon emissions into the atmosphere.

B.This should include a comprehensive understanding of alternative energy sources while discouraging the use of petrol vehicles.

C.It is a commitment to reduce climate change, as well as other financial and political agreements.

D.This sector is rapidly advancing in developing practical electric vehicles, which are becoming increasingly accessible to the general public

E.Scientists are working hard in this area to increase new energy use and reduce the carbon footprint.

F.First and foremost, it necessitates a unanimous commitment from all countries to limit resource consumption, reduce waste, and enhance efficiency.

G.Artificial materials can be substituted with more natural alternatives; for example, wood could replace rubber.

42 Gap 42

A.Additionally, their data has to indicate a consistent reduction of carbon emissions into the atmosphere.

B.This should include a comprehensive understanding of alternative energy sources while discouraging the use of petrol vehicles.

C.It is a commitment to reduce climate change, as well as other financial and political agreements.

D.This sector is rapidly advancing in developing practical electric vehicles, which are becoming increasingly accessible to the general public

E.Scientists are working hard in this area to increase new energy use and reduce the carbon footprint.

F.First and foremost, it necessitates a unanimous commitment from all countries to limit resource consumption, reduce waste, and enhance efficiency.

G.Artificial materials can be substituted with more natural alternatives; for example, wood could replace rubber.

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Cambridge B2 First (FCE) – Reading and Use of English

The Reading and Use of English section of the Cambridge English B2 First exam consists of 7 parts and 52 questions. You have 75 minutes to complete this section. This part of the exam represents 40% of the final mark. Here’s a breakdown of each part:

General tips

Understand the format of the exam

Familiarize yourself with the types of questions, number of questions and time limit for each section of the test. Practise using exam samples like the ones provided on our website or other published materials.

Get regular reading practice

Practice reading a variety of materials, such as online articles, fiction and non-fiction books to enhance your comprehension and speed. It’s important that you find materials that are appropriate for your level. You should be able to understand most of the words in the texts you read.

Work on your vocabulary

Learn new words and expressions regularly, and practice using them in context.

Use past papers

Use previous years’ papers to practise and get a feel for the types of questions you can expect in the exam.

Underline and analyse the keywords

The first thing you need to do when reading a text is to read the questions and underline the most important words. Then, analyse those words and decide which are the correct answer.