Rise or Raise: Multiple Choice
B1-B2 Level
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Choose the verb and form that complete each sentence. Your first choice counts.
Look! The crane has _____ the boat out of the water.
The tide is _____, so let's move our towels further up the beach.
At the start of the tour, our guide said, '_____ your hand if you can't hear me.'
The questions that the new report _____ last week still have no answers.
When the long dinner finally ended, the guests _____ from the table and moved into the garden.
Hot air _____, so the top floor of our house is always the warmest.
I felt awful last night. My temperature _____ to 39 degrees, so Mum called the doctor.
Our school _____ £800 for an animal charity at the summer fair.
Turn off the tap! The water in the bath is _____ fast.
Bus fares have _____ again this year. A ticket into town now costs £2.50.
At the car park exit, a small motor _____ the barrier when you put your ticket in.
The hot weather is _____ the risk of forest fires on the hills.
Before the race, the coach asked the children to _____ their arms above their heads and stretch.
Leave the bread dough somewhere warm for an hour so that it can _____.
Sea levels have _____ about 20 centimetres since 1900.
The café on the corner has _____ its prices, so a coffee now costs £3.20.
Grandpa is _____ his glass to say 'Cheers!'
My boss never _____ her voice, even when she's really angry.
Let's get up early tomorrow and watch the sun _____ over the sea.
The lake near our village _____ every spring, when the snow melts in the mountains.
Grammar review
Rise has no object: the subject goes up by itself, as when a kite rises above the trees. Raise needs an object: someone raises something, as in she raised the blinds. Look for the object after the verb, or earlier in the sentence. Rise is irregular (rise, rose, risen); raise is regular (raise, raised, raised).
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