C1 高级多项选择填空 – 测试 2。文本涉及“野生动物”回归城市（urban rewilding）。在此测试中，您主要检查复合动词（phrasal verbs）和依赖介词。
C1 高级多项选择填空 – 复合动词和介词
复合动词和形容词及动词后的介词是第一部分问题中最常见的目标之一。以下是该文本中的示例：
- wake up to something – 开始注意到某事，意识到，
- back something up – 确认，提供证据支持，
- fond of, contribute to – 带有依赖介词的形容词和动词。
如何解决？
所有四个选项通常具有相似的含义，因此仅凭意义是不够的。问问自己，哪个词与周围环境形成了固定的搭配，哪个词只是“听起来不错”用波兰语。错误回答后，您将看到提示，然后才能查看正确答案。
测试 2 z serii C1 Advanced Multiple-choice Cloze – rozwiąż go po teście 1, a potem przejdź do kolejnego.
For questions 1–8, read the text below and decide which answer best fits each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0).
Letting the city grow wild
Across Europe, city councils are beginning to (0) wake up to the idea that nature does not belong only in the countryside. Neglected patches of land that used to be mown every week are now being (1) to grow wild. Within a few seasons, wildflowers, insects and birds have (2) back in large numbers. Supporters argue that rewilding is not only good for wildlife but also (3) to residents’ wellbeing.
Not everyone, however, is (4) of the idea. Some residents complain that the long grass makes their neighbourhood look untidy and (5) for. Others worry that it will attract pests, although there is little evidence to (6) this up.
To bring residents on (7), some councils invite them to help plan the new wild areas. Local schools have also got involved, (8) advantage of the meadows as outdoor classrooms. If the trend continues, the neatly trimmed lawn may soon be a thing of the past.
Letting the city grow wild
Across Europe, city councils are beginning to (0) wake up to the idea that nature does not belong only in the countryside. Neglected patches of land that used to be mown every week are now being (1) to grow wild. Within a few seasons, wildflowers, insects and birds have (2) back in large numbers. Supporters argue that rewilding is not only good for wildlife but also (3) to residents’ wellbeing.
Not everyone, however, is (4) of the idea. Some residents complain that the long grass makes their neighbourhood look untidy and (5) for. Others worry that it will attract pests, although there is little evidence to (6) this up.
To bring residents on (7), some councils invite them to help plan the new wild areas. Local schools have also got involved, (8) advantage of the meadows as outdoor classrooms. If the trend continues, the neatly trimmed lawn may soon be a thing of the past.