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Unit 2 Test

English Grade 9 (Super Goal 3) · Unit 2: Life Stories · Term 1

Also known as: Unit 2 review

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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 2 Vocabulary: Life Events، Grammar: Simple Past, Used To, Passive Be Born & When Clauses، Reading & Real Talk: The King of Saudi Arabia.

Test questions (15)

  1. I was born in Makkah, but I ____ in Madinah.
    Answer: grew up
  2. The school ____ Huda a prize for her poem.
    Answer: awarded
  3. Many people ____ money to help the flood victims.
    Answer: donated
  4. Please ____ me when you arrive in Jeddah.
    Answer: get in touch with
  5. My father ____ smoke, but he stopped ten years ago.
    Answer: used to
  6. ____ you use to walk to school?
    Answer: Did
  7. Ali and Omar ____ born in the same hospital.
    Answer: were
  8. When I ____ eight, I learned to ride a bike.
    Answer: was
  9. We ____ the museum last Saturday.
    Answer: visited
  10. A ____ tells the life story of a person.
    Answer: biography
  11. King Salman was born in ____.
    Answer: 1935
  12. "I won the competition!" – "____!"
    Answer: Congratulations
  13. "She is a very ____ student; she always gets top marks."
    Answer: outstanding
  14. The volunteers took ____ for cleaning the park.
    Answer: responsibility
  15. Ahmed said, "I am tired." → Ahmed said that he ____ tired.
    Answer: was

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Questions about this lesson

What does the Unit 2 review cover?

Life events, the simple past, used to and was born, when clauses, and the text about the King of Saudi Arabia.

How do I tell used to from the simple past?

Used to is for a repeated habit that has ended; the simple past is for an event that happened once or several times.

How do I complete: I was born in Makkah, but I ____ in Madinah?

We complete it with grew up, a phrasal verb meaning spent one's childhood and grew up in a place. Example: I was born in Makkah, but I grew up in Madinah.

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