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English Grade 9 (Super Goal 3) · Unit 5: Since When? · Term 1

Also known as: Unit 5 review

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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 5 Vocabulary: Inventions، Grammar: Present Perfect vs. Simple Past, For/Since & the Passive، Reading & Real Talk: A History of Special Effects.

Test questions (15)

  1. Edison is famous for many ____, like the light bulb.
    Answer: inventions
  2. A ____ speaker is small and easy to carry.
    Answer: portable
  3. My phone battery is dead. I need to ____ it.
    Answer: recharge
  4. The new tablet will ____ the market in June.
    Answer: hit
  5. I ____ my brother since last Friday.
    Answer: haven't seen
  6. They have lived here ____ 2015.
    Answer: since
  7. He has worked as a teacher ____ twenty years.
    Answer: for
  8. "____ have you had this car?" – "Since 2021."
    Answer: How long
  9. I ____ to Abha last summer.
    Answer: went
  10. The pyramids ____ thousands of years ago.
    Answer: were built
  11. Arabic ____ in more than twenty countries.
    Answer: is spoken
  12. Many new schools ____ built since 2020.
    Answer: have been
  13. Movies use ____ to show flying cars and dragons.
    Answer: special effects
  14. "Long time no ____!"
    Answer: see
  15. "What have you been ____ to lately?"
    Answer: up

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What does the Unit 5 review cover?

Inventions, the present perfect vs. the simple past, for/since, the passive, and the text about special effects.

How do I choose between for and since?

We use for with a length of time such as for two years, and since with a starting point such as since 2010. Example: I have lived here for five years.

How do I complete: Edison is famous for many ____?

Inventions, the plural of invention. Edison is famous for his inventions, such as the light bulb.

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