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Unit 11 Test

English Grade 9 (Super Goal 3) · Unit 11: Making Choices · Term 2

Also known as: Unit 11 review

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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 11 Vocabulary: Choices & Consequences، Grammar: Conditionals, I'd Rather & Wish، Reading & Real Talk: The Right Choice.

Test questions (15)

  1. He got a ____ to study at a top university.
    Answer: scholarship
  2. Smoke from factories causes ____.
    Answer: pollution
  3. I'd ____ walk than take the bus.
    Answer: rather
  4. Have you made ____ your mind yet?
    Answer: up
  5. I don't feel like ____ TV now.
    Answer: watching
  6. If it ____ sunny tomorrow, we'll go to the beach.
    Answer: is
  7. If you mix red and yellow, you ____ orange.
    Answer: get
  8. If I ____ a bird, I would fly over the mountains.
    Answer: were
  9. If I won the prize, I ____ buy a new laptop.
    Answer: would
  10. I wish I ____ speak Chinese.
    Answer: could
  11. I wish I ____ a bigger room.
    Answer: had
  12. "It ____ to me that this plan is better."
    Answer: seems
  13. If you cheat and get ____, you will be punished.
    Answer: caught
  14. One ____ of the job is the long working hours.
    Answer: disadvantage
  15. Every decision has ____.
    Answer: consequences

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What does the Unit 11 review cover?

Choices and consequences, conditionals, would rather, wish, and the text The Right Choice.

How do I complete: He got a ____ to study at a top university?

A scholarship is a grant that lets a student study without paying the fees. Example: He got a scholarship to study at a top university.

Which verb form follows if?

In the first conditional we use the simple present after if and will + verb in the result clause. Example: If it rains, we will stay home.

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