Exam: Cambridge English: B2 First (FCE)

Definition: A formal test or assessment to check someone's knowledge or skills, often consisting of questions or tasks.

Example: The students prepared for their final examination by studying every night.

Definition: To look at something closely in order to learn more about it or to check its condition.

Example: The doctor will examine the patient to find out what is wrong.

Definition: A person who checks or inspects something, often to assess its quality or correctness.

Example: The examiner reviewed all the answers carefully before grading the test.

Definition: To go beyond a certain limit or amount; to be greater than something.

Example: The team's performance exceeded all expectations this season.

Definition: More than what is usual or expected; extreme in amount, quality, or degree.

Example: The exceeding heat made it difficult to concentrate on work.

Definition: To a very great degree; extremely.

Example: The project was exceeding expectations in terms of quality.

Definition: More than what is normal or reasonable; too much.

Example: The excessive noise from the construction site made it hard to concentrate.

Definition: Able to become excited easily or quickly.

Example: The excitable puppy jumped around happily when it saw its owner.

Definition: To cause strong feelings or reactions in someone; to stimulate or raise energy levels.

Example: The movie was designed to excite the audience with its thrilling plot.

Definition: Relating to or expressing strong emotion or excitement, often used in sentences that show surprise or enthusiasm.

Example: The teacher used an exclamatory tone to express her excitement about the field trip.

Definition: To keep someone or something from being part of a group or situation; to not allow something to be included.

Example: The club decided to exclude anyone who did not follow the rules.