Here’s a new use of English exercise at upper-intermediate level. It’s a banked cloze test: you have to complete the text using the given words:
http://englishlearner.com/intermediate/use-of-english-banked-cloze-nomophobia.shtml
The article is about nomophobia – did you know this word? 
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Tagged banked cloze, upper intermediate, use of English, vocabulary
This is an intermediate level multiple-choice level test on question tags in English:
http://englishlearner.com/intermediate/question-tags-multiple-choice-test-1.shtml
This exercise covers the easier aspects of question tags; a test with more advanced questions is coming soon.
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Tagged grammar, intermediate, multiple choice, question tags
In this intermediate level use of English exercise you have to complete a text using 10 of the 20 words given:
http://englishlearner.com/intermediate/use-of-english-modified-cloze-cape-wrath.shtml
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Tagged cloze test, grammar, intermediate, modified cloze, use of English
This is an intermediate level reading comprehension test. After reading the text, you have to answer multiple choice questions about it to test your understanding:
http://englishlearner.com/intermediate/reading-comprehension-multiple-choice-hot-dog.shtml
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In this upper-intermediate level use of English exercise you have to find the missing words to complete the text – it’s called a banked cloze exercise:
http://englishlearner.com/intermediate/use-of-english-banked-cloze-black-friday.shtml
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Tagged banked cloze, cloze, upper intermediate, use of English
This is a set of advanced vocabulary exercises where you have to complete five sentences with the same base word in its correct form:
Sample exercise – Set 1 – Set 2 – Set 3 - Set 4
When further sets are published, this post will be updated.
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In this advanced level (CEFR:C1) reading comprehension exercise you have to find the missing sentences:
http://englishlearner.com/advanced/reading-comprehension-missing-sentences-heart.shtml
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