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English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 6: What Was It Like? · Term 1

Also known as: Unit 6 review

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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 6 Vocabulary: Museums & Exhibits، Grammar: Simple Past (Be, Regular & Irregular Verbs) & Intensifiers، Reading & Conversation: Art of the Pen – Arabic Calligraphy · القراءة والمحادثة: فن القلم – الخط العربي.

Test questions (15)

  1. The museum has an ____ about dinosaurs.
    Answer: exhibit
  2. Tickets: $5. Students free. Students get a ____.
    Answer: discount
  3. "What was it like?" – "____"
    Answer: It was amazing!
  4. Where ____ you last night? I called you several times.
    Answer: were
  5. The exhibit ____ open on Saturday. It was closed.
    Answer: wasn't
  6. "Did they win the game?" – "No, they ____."
    Answer: didn't
  7. Professor Sparks ____ back to the age of the dinosaurs.
    Answer: went
  8. He ____ have any food.
    Answer: didn't
  9. Last night, I ___ (see) a shooting star in the sky.
    Answer: saw
  10. The new pizzeria is ____ popular.
    Answer: extremely
  11. The decoration is ____ awesome.
    Answer: absolutely
  12. This phone is ____. It fits easily in my pocket.
    Answer: tiny
  13. Which script is long and elegant and used to write the headings of surahs?
    Answer: Thuluth
  14. Why was a clear script important with the spread of Islam?
    Answer: so that all the people of Islam could easily read and understand the Qur'an
  15. Majid called Walid because he had invitations for ____.
    Answer: the opening of a new Italian pizzeria

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What does the Unit 6 review include?

Museum vocabulary, the simple past, intensifiers, and the Arabic calligraphy text.

What is the difference between admission and discount?

admission is the entry price, and discount is a reduction on it.

How do I remember irregular past forms?

Learn the form: go → went, eat → ate.

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