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Unit 12 Test

English Grade 9 (Super Goal 3) · Unit 12: Culture Shock · Term 2

Also known as: Unit 12 review

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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 12 Vocabulary: Customs & Cultures، Grammar: Infinitives, It's + Infinitive, Gerunds as Subjects & Past Perfect، Reading & Real Talk: A Fish Out of Water.

Test questions (15)

  1. People who live in a new culture and feel confused have ____.
    Answer: culture shock
  2. In Saudi Arabia, it's ____ to offer guests Arabic coffee.
    Answer: customary
  3. The ____ welcomed the guests.
    Answer: host
  4. It took her a month to ____ to the new school.
    Answer: adjust
  5. I finally got the ____ of driving a car.
    Answer: hang
  6. They planned ____ Abha in the summer.
    Answer: to visit
  7. My father told me ____ my homework before playing.
    Answer: to finish
  8. It's important ____ water every day.
    Answer: to drink
  9. Remember ____ the lights before you leave.
    Answer: to turn off
  10. ____ in the sea is my favorite summer activity.
    Answer: Swimming
  11. When I got to the cinema, the movie ____ already started.
    Answer: had
  12. He felt sick because he ____ too much cake.
    Answer: had eaten
  13. Living far from his family, Ali felt ____.
    Answer: homesick
  14. "____ is it like to study in Canada?"
    Answer: What
  15. "I've never seen snow." – "No ____! Really?"
    Answer: kidding

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What does the Unit 12 review cover?

Customs and cultures, the infinitive, the gerund and the past perfect, and the text A Fish Out of Water.

What do we call the confusion a stranger feels in a new culture?

Culture shock is the confusion or shock felt by someone who moves to a new culture. Example: Yuki had culture shock when she came to Riyadh.

How do I complete: I've decided ____ Spanish?

After decide we use to + verb. Example: I've decided to study Spanish. Likewise want to and plan to.

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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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