Unit 15 Test
English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 15: Today's News · Term 2
Also known as: Unit 15 review
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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 15 Vocabulary: News Stories، Grammar: Past Progressive, When, Adverbs of Degree & Could/Was Able To، Reading & Writing: Age Means Nothing.
Test questions (15)
- Percy was ____ from the zoo because of his improper language.
Answer: fired - Robert didn't panic. He kept his ____.
Answer: cool - The grandfather had to ____ the anaconda and get control of it.
Answer: overpower - What ____ you doing at 8 o'clock last night?
Answer: were - Mr. Smith ____ the lawn when the guests arrived.
Answer: was mowing - The thief was stealing the car when the police ____ him.
Answer: arrested - The workers ____ the building when the elevator stopped.
Answer: were leaving - Ali's test was ____ perfect: 100%.
Answer: absolutely - Tom was ____ able to pass. He got exactly 60%.
Answer: just - The students did ____ well. (fairly well)
Answer: quite - After a long trip he is ____ exhausted.
Answer: completely - Firefighters ____ save everyone from the burning building yesterday.
Answer: were able to - When she was a child, she ____ swim very well.
Answer: could - In "Age Means Nothing", the father said, "My children were in there. I wasn't going to ____."
Answer: let go - Some minutes later, the father couldn't believe his eyes because ____.
Answer: his two kids were coming toward him
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Questions about this lesson
What does the review cover?
The news, the past continuous and when, adverbs of degree, and could/was able to.
How do I complete: Percy was ____ from the zoo?
We complete it as Percy was fired from the zoo. Fired is the past participle of fire, meaning to dismiss from a job, and it comes after was.
What is the form of the past continuous?
The past continuous is formed with was/were + verb + ing. Examples: I was reading when she called. They were playing.
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