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Unit 12 Test

English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 12: It's Going to Be Fun! · Term 2

Also known as: Unit 12 review

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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 12 Vocabulary: Vacations & Travel، Grammar: Be Going To, Position of Adjectives & Adverbs of Manner، Reading & Writing: The Stones of Al-Ula.

Test questions (15)

  1. Visitors are going to come face to face with sea turtles and dolphins in the ____.
    Answer: coral reefs of the Red Sea
  2. An ecosystem is studied on a trip of ____.
    Answer: ecotourism
  3. Omar doesn't like crowded tourist places. He prefers places that are ____.
    Answer: off the beaten track
  4. They ____ going to stay in a four-star hotel.
    Answer: are
  5. ____ is going to travel with them? – Their friends.
    Answer: Who
  6. I'm ____ to visit Tunisia and Morocco.
    Answer: going
  7. Which word order is correct?
    Answer: Jazan is a coastal city.
  8. He's a fast driver. → He drives ____.
    Answer: fast
  9. Sabah is a quiet speaker. → Sabah speaks ____.
    Answer: quietly
  10. I dressed ____ because it was cold. (warm)
    Answer: warmly
  11. I learned to ski ____ and easily. (quick)
    Answer: quickly
  12. He plays ____ than he did last year.
    Answer: better
  13. The archaeological site of Al-Hijr lies about ____ north of Al-Ula.
    Answer: 20 km
  14. The Nabataean monuments are spread over an area of ____.
    Answer: 13.4 km
  15. Some stones in Al-Deerah still carry ancient ____ from a Lihyanite settlement.
    Answer: inscriptions

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What does the review include?

Travel and vacations, be going to, the order of adjectives, adverbs of manner, and the Al-Ula text.

How do I complete: I ____ travel?

To express a future plan we use am/is/are going to + verb. Example: I am going to travel to Abha next summer.

What is the adverb from slow?

The adverb from slow is slowly: we add ly to the adjective. Example: He walks slowly.

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