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Test de niveau d'anglais C1 – Test 2

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Ce test de positionnement C1 passe en revue la grammaire et le vocabulaire avancés attendus d'un utilisateur de l'anglais autonome et expérimenté. Il aborde les modaux, l'inversion, les propositions participiales, les collocations, les verbes à particule (phrasal verbs) et la formation des mots, et se termine par un texte de compréhension écrite. Il s'adresse aux enseignants et aux apprenants qui souhaitent vérifier si un élève maîtrise solidement le niveau C1.

Questions
50
Durée
60 min
PDF
7 pages
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Inclus
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Pour chaque question, choisissez la meilleure réponse (A, B, C ou D). Choisissez vos réponses, puis cliquez sur « Vérifier mes réponses ».

Partie 1 : La grammaire en contexte

Choisissez l'option qui complète le mieux chaque phrase.

  1. I wish you _____ interrupting me when I'm on the phone.

  2. We _____ so much food — in the end, only six people turned up.

  3. He _____ at the meeting yesterday; he was on holiday in Portugal all week.

  4. _____ the instructions twice, Amira finally managed to assemble the bookcase.

  5. She has three older brothers, all of _____ work in medicine.

  6. What I find most frustrating _____ the constant noise from the street.

  7. The committee recommended that the proposal _____ until further research had been carried out.

  8. Joel talks about the project as though he _____ the whole thing himself, but he only joined last month.

  9. We're having our kitchen _____ next month, so we'll be eating out a lot.

  10. It took me months to get used to _____ on the left side of the road.

  11. _____ hard she tried, Lena couldn't get the old printer to work.

  12. The last train has already left, so we _____ get a taxi.

  13. There's _____ point in arguing with him; he never changes his mind.

  14. Only after the contract had been signed _____ to celebrate.

  15. The meeting _____ at ten, but it was moved to the afternoon at the last minute.

  16. Much _____ I admire her talent, I find her attitude difficult to accept.

Partie 2 : Vocabulaire, collocations et formation des mots

Choisissez le mot ou l'expression qui convient le mieux à chaque phrase, ou répondez à la question portant sur le sens.

  1. Before the interview, I need to _____ up on my French — I haven't used it for years.

  2. Investigators have not _____ out the possibility that the fire was started deliberately.

  3. Many of the town's problems _____ from a lack of investment in public transport.

  4. The deal _____ through at the last minute when the buyer withdrew his offer.

  5. The film didn't _____ up to the hype; most critics found it rather dull.

  6. The new policy aims to _____ awareness of mental health issues in the workplace.

  7. With so much _____ stake, the negotiators couldn't afford to make a single mistake.

  8. Her new life in a tiny rented flat in the city centre is a far _____ from the spacious country house she grew up in.

  9. The minister was criticised for making such a _____ statement about young people without any evidence.

  10. The players were _____ disappointed by the referee's decision.

  11. It is _____ regarded as one of the most important scientific discoveries of the century.

  12. The figures in the advertisement were deliberately _____, so the company was fined. (LEAD)

  13. The rise in sea levels over the past decade has been _____ in recorded history. (PRECEDENT)

  14. Customers have complained about the _____ of the new delivery service. (RELY)

  15. To most people at the time, the idea of travelling to the moon seemed _____. (CONCEIVE)

  16. When Priya lost her job, she took it in her stride and started applying elsewhere the next day. What does 'took it in her stride' mean?

  17. The proposal received a lukewarm response from the board. What does 'lukewarm' mean here?

  18. From his tone of voice, I _____ that he wasn't happy with the result.

Partie 3 : Structures avancées et précision

Choisissez l'option correcte, la phrase correcte ou la partie de la phrase qui contient une erreur.

  1. Find the error: "We are looking forward to hear from you at your earliest convenience."

  2. Find the error: "Although the team had trained hard, but they lost the final in the last minute."

  3. Which sentence is correct?

  4. Which sentence is correct?

  5. Nowhere _____ the effects of climate change more visible than in the Arctic.

  6. The company introduced a scheme _____ employees can buy shares at a reduced price.

  7. It is the government, not the local council, _____ responsible for the delays.

  8. _____ to the public in 1998, the bridge quickly became the city's most famous landmark.

  9. _____ as she might, Mei couldn't remember where she had left her keys.

  10. _____ what to say, she simply smiled and nodded.

Partie 4 : Compréhension écrite

Lisez le texte et choisissez la meilleure réponse à chaque question.

The Quiet Return of Repair

For much of the last half-century, broken household objects have been treated as rubbish. A toaster stops working, a zip breaks, a lamp begins to flicker — and the instinctive response has been to throw the item away and buy a replacement. Yet in towns and cities across many countries, a small but growing movement is challenging this habit. Volunteers organise community repair events in libraries and local centres, where residents bring in damaged items and learn to fix them alongside skilled helpers.

The appeal is partly economic. Replacing a device can cost several times more than mending it, and for households under financial pressure, a free repair can make a real difference. Organisers insist, however, that money is only part of the story. Many participants say they come for the conversation as much as for the screwdrivers. At a time when neighbours often barely know each other's names, an afternoon spent coaxing an old radio back to life can create unexpected connections.

There is also an environmental argument. Manufacturing new goods consumes raw materials and energy, and discarded electronics are among the fastest-growing sources of waste. Every repaired item, campaigners point out, is one fewer object in a landfill. Critics, however, warn against overstating the impact. A few hundred mended kettles, they argue, will hardly dent global waste figures while products continue to be designed in ways that make repair difficult or impossible.

It is here that the movement may prove most significant. By drawing attention to sealed casings, glued-in batteries and unavailable spare parts, repair volunteers have helped shift the debate from individual behaviour to product design. Several governments are now considering rules that would require manufacturers to supply spare parts for a set number of years. Whether such measures will be properly enforced remains to be seen. Still, the sight of a teenager proudly carrying home a lamp she has rewired herself suggests that something more lasting than an appliance is being restored: a sense that the objects around us are worth understanding, and worth keeping.

  1. What does the writer say about the usual response to broken household items?

  2. According to the second paragraph, why do many participants attend repair events?

  3. The phrase 'coaxing an old radio back to life' suggests that the repair requires:

  4. What point do critics make in the third paragraph?

  5. According to the writer, what may be the movement's most significant achievement?

  6. Which best describes the writer's overall attitude to the repair movement?

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À propos de ce test

Ce test de positionnement C1 passe en revue la grammaire et le vocabulaire avancés attendus d'un utilisateur de l'anglais autonome et expérimenté. Il aborde les modaux, l'inversion, les propositions participiales, les collocations, les verbes à particule (phrasal verbs) et la formation des mots, et se termine par un texte de compréhension écrite. Il s'adresse aux enseignants et aux apprenants qui souhaitent vérifier si un élève maîtrise solidement le niveau C1.

Thèmes abordés

Verbes modaux avancésInversion et phrases clivées (cleft sentences)Propositions participialesVerbes à particule (phrasal verbs) et expressions idiomatiquesCollocationsFormation des motsCorrection d'erreursCompréhension écrite

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  3. Vérifiez vos réponses et notez les points à revoir.

Notes pour l’enseignant

Utilisez ce test comme test de positionnement ou comme bilan de fin de cours : un score de 40/50 ou plus indique que l'apprenant maîtrise solidement le niveau C1, tandis qu'un score inférieur à 30 révèle des lacunes qui le situent plutôt au niveau B2+. Le test cible les erreurs typiques des apprenants avancés : confusion entre les modaux au passé, mauvaise construction de certains verbes (suggest, accuse, look forward to), conjonctions redondantes et collocations approximatives. En prolongement, demandez aux apprenants de réécrire correctement les options erronées des parties 1 et 3, et d'expliquer le sens des expressions idiomatiques avec leurs propres mots.