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English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 11: There's No Comparison · Term 2

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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 11 Vocabulary & Amazing Facts، Grammar: Comparatives, Superlatives & So…That / Such…That، Reading & Conversation: Vision 2030 – Building a Brighter Future.

Test questions (15)

  1. The Burj Al Arab is the world's most ____ hotel.
    Answer: luxurious
  2. An animal that no longer exists is ____.
    Answer: extinct
  3. A cheetah is ____ than a horse.
    Answer: faster
  4. Summer is ____ time of the year.
    Answer: the hottest
  5. Gold is ____ than mercury.
    Answer: more expensive
  6. This is ____ film I have ever seen. It's terrible.
    Answer: the worst
  7. My room is ____ than my brother's room.
    Answer: quieter
  8. He ran ____ quickly that he won the race.
    Answer: so
  9. Ali is ____ a smart boy that he has the best grades in school.
    Answer: such
  10. There was ____ traffic on the road that we arrived late.
    Answer: so much
  11. There are ____ species of animals that it's impossible to count them all.
    Answer: so many
  12. Graphite, which ____ to make pencils, is made of carbon.
    Answer: is used
  13. Over a billion people watch the World Cup, which is a competition between the top ____ nations.
    Answer: 32
  14. According to the reading, Saudi Arabia's children will be ____.
    Answer: the force of the future
  15. Ali thinks desktops are much more ____ than laptops.
    Answer: convenient

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What does the review include?

Amazing facts, comparatives and superlatives, so...that and such...that, and the Vision 2030 text.

How do I complete: The Burj Al Arab is the most ____ hotel?

We use the adjective luxurious because it is long, so we form the superlative with the most.

What is the difference between so and such?

so is followed by an adjective: so tall. such is followed by a noun: such a tall man.

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No. The teacher shares the lesson link; the student types a first name and plays on a phone or computer, and the score reaches the teacher.

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