CEFR B1; focus: common language and reading cues in science articles.
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University Life Vocabulary Exercise
CEFR B1; focus: university life vocabulary; 12 single-answer gap-fill items.
How barn burner went from a reckless fire to an exciting contest
“Barn burner” may come from a story about burning a barn to kill rats. Over time, it shifted from reckless excess to a thrilling game.
Workplace Rules Vocabulary Exercise
CEFR A2. Focus: workplace rules vocabulary. Each item has one clearly correct answer after literal substitution.
What “like a moth to a flame” means, and where it comes from
This expression means being irresistibly drawn to something, often despite danger. Its image of moths and fire explains the warning.