The Pomodoro Method Quiz

Hi, everybody! Want to improve your grades without having to spend longer hours? Know the Pomodoro Method, and practice your reading skills with this quiz that will help you pass your First Certificate Exam with flying colors.

As you probably know, B2 First, formerly known as Cambridge English, is one of the Cambridge English Qualifications that proves you have the language skills to live and work independently in an English-speaking country or study on courses taught in English. Before jumping into the details of the exam and show you how to pass your FCE exam with flying colors, take this quiz and get some handy advice to boost your English!

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The Pomodoro Method

The Pomodoro Method Quiz

Are you looking to improve your _____ (1) without having to study longer hours? It sounds like every student’s dream, right? Well, The Pomodoro method is the answer to your prayers; it is a time saving study method _____ (2) in the 1980’s. The concept is simple to _____ (3) into practice. The main idea is to separate study sessions into short periods of 15-30 minutes and take regular breaks, allowing the learner to unwind and take _____ (4) of study time to its full potential. When it comes to studying, we can only focus for a short time span and that is why we feel exhausted and get _____ (5).

This method has been made famous through its application to many popular Apps. What makes Pomodoro so great is its flexibility. It can be adapted to _____ (6) the individual needs of the learner by modifying time period. At _____ (7) we have natural time constraints like work timetables or even family commitments. Pomodoro study sessions can _____ (8) those small gaps in your day and make them productive. This has been observed in various popular language courses.

1 notes categories grades sets

2 developed become turned converted

3 turn put get work

4 advantage benefit profit upside

5 vague distracted absorbed engrossed

6 befit suit adjust fashion

7 times time hours periods

8 put up end up split up fill up

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