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English Grade 9 (Super Goal 3) · Unit 6: Do You Know Where It Is? · Term 1

Also known as: Unit 6 review

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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 6 Vocabulary: Cities & Quality of Life، Grammar: Comparisons, As…As, Indirect Questions & The، Reading & Real Talk: The Bride of the Red Sea.

Test questions (15)

  1. Many cars and factories make the air ____.
    Answer: polluted
  2. People who travel to work every day are ____.
    Answer: commuters
  3. The bus ____ is three riyals.
    Answer: fare
  4. This neighborhood is safe; the crime rate is ____.
    Answer: low
  5. A train is ____ than a car.
    Answer: faster
  6. This is the ____ book I have ever read.
    Answer: best
  7. Madinah is as beautiful ____ Makkah.
    Answer: as
  8. Today's weather is ____ than yesterday's; it's raining heavily.
    Answer: worse
  9. "Do you know where ____?"
    Answer: the hospital is
  10. "Could you tell me ____ the store is open?"
    Answer: if
  11. "Can you tell me how much ____?"
    Answer: the ticket costs
  12. Jeddah is called the Bride of the ____.
    Answer: Red Sea
  13. Historic Jeddah is famous for its old houses made of ____ stone.
    Answer: coral
  14. "The only thing is that the rent is high." This sentence describes ____.
    Answer: a disadvantage
  15. That old building is ____; it needs repairs.
    Answer: run down

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What does the Unit 6 review cover?

Cities and quality of life, comparisons and as...as, indirect questions, and the text about the Bride of the Red Sea.

How do I complete: Cars make the air ____?

We complete it with polluted, meaning contaminated. Example: Cars and factories make the air polluted.

How do I compare two things?

To compare two things we add er to a short adjective, then than. Example: A car is faster than a bicycle. For a long adjective we use more: more expensive than.

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