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English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 3: Who's Who · Term 1

Also known as: Unit 3 review

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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 3 Vocabulary: Jobs & Workplaces، Grammar: Simple Present, Want + Infinitive & Relative Pronouns، Reading & Writing: Jobs and Employment in Saudi Arabia.

Test questions (15)

  1. A person who writes for a newspaper is a ____.
    Answer: journalist
  2. My sister works at a hospital and takes care of sick people. She's a ____.
    Answer: nurse
  3. A dentist works with people's ____.
    Answer: teeth
  4. Judy is a nurse. She ____ in a hospital.
    Answer: works
  5. "Where do they work?" – "____"
    Answer: They work in a bank.
  6. He ____ like his job. It's boring.
    Answer: doesn't
  7. "What does she want to be?" – "She wants ____ a child psychologist."
    Answer: to be
  8. The waiter ____ is serving the customers is friendly.
    Answer: who
  9. He works for a construction company ____ builds roads and bridges.
    Answer: which
  10. The graphic designer ____ made this advertisement is very creative.
    Answer: who
  11. Choose the correct connector: I want to be a pilot ____ I love traveling.
    Answer: because
  12. Choose the correct connector: The job is interesting, ____ it is very stressful.
    Answer: but
  13. According to the reading, a strong economy needs people to ____.
    Answer: have good jobs and work hard
  14. Under which age are half of the people in Saudi Arabia?
    Answer: 25
  15. Ross's father is a writer. He writes for a ____ magazine.
    Answer: sports

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What does the Unit 3 review include?

Jobs and workplaces, the simple present, want + infinitive, relative pronouns, and the text about jobs in the Kingdom.

Which job writes for a newspaper?

A journalist is a person who writes news for a newspaper or magazine. Example: A journalist writes news for a newspaper.

How do I choose who or which?

We use who when we refer to a person and which when we refer to a thing. Example: A nurse is a person who takes care of sick people. This is the book which I read.

Do students need an account to play this lesson?

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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