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English Grade 9 (Super Goal 3) · Unit 4: What Do I Need to Buy? · Term 1

Also known as: Unit 4 review

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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 4 Vocabulary: Food & Cooking، Grammar: Quantity, Something/Anything, Sequence & Reflexive Pronouns، Reading & Real Talk: Foods from the Americas.

Test questions (15)

  1. The cake needs four ____: flour, sugar, eggs and butter.
    Answer: ingredients
  2. ____ the chicken in the oven for one hour.
    Answer: Roast
  3. Yogurt is a ____ product.
    Answer: dairy
  4. Add a ____ of oil to the pan.
    Answer: tablespoon
  5. I need ____ potatoes for the soup; just three or four.
    Answer: a few
  6. There isn't ____ milk left; let's buy some.
    Answer: much
  7. Do you have ____ to eat? I'm starving.
    Answer: anything
  8. We have ____ bread for everyone; we don't need more.
    Answer: enough
  9. The children cleaned their room by ____.
    Answer: themselves
  10. ____, put the cake in the oven. That's the last step.
    Answer: Finally
  11. It was raining, ____ we stayed at home.
    Answer: so
  12. Corn and potatoes are ____ the Americas.
    Answer: native to
  13. "Would you like some more?" – "No, thank you. I've had more than ____."
    Answer: enough
  14. "Do you need any help?" – "No, thanks. Everything's under ____."
    Answer: control
  15. I didn't go to the party ____ I was sick.
    Answer: because

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What does the Unit 4 review cover?

Food and cooking vocabulary, quantity words, something/anything, sequence words, reflexive pronouns, and the text about foods from the Americas.

How do I complete: The cake needs four ____?

Ingredients are the items we need to make food, such as flour, sugar and eggs. Example: The cake needs four ingredients.

How do I choose between a few and a little?

A few with countable nouns; a little with uncountable nouns.

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