COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY VOCABULARY - EXERCISE 1/EFL (B1/B2)

level: Intermediate (B1/B2)

This exercise covers vocabulary for talking about school, college, and university life in English. Exercise 1 of 3.

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Choose the best response to complete each of the following sentences.

1. A complete listing of courses offered will be found in the class (schedule/plan).✓

2. Students must pay all their fees before the start of each (semester/division).✓

3. At university = At (college/PhD).✓

4. A college or university building containing living quarters for students is called a dormitory, or "" (dorm/dormitorium) for short.✓

5. Another way of saying "dormitory" is "student " (residents/residence).✓

6. A student from another university who comes to study for one or two semesters is called an (exchange/elite) student.✓

7. How many (classes/class) are you taking this semester?✓

8. What is the short form for "professor"? (prof/fessor).✓

9. A (freshman/starter) is someone in their first year of (an American) university.✓

10. A (senior/leaver) is someone in their final year of (an American) university.✓

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