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English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 7: What Happened? · Term 1

Also known as: Unit 7 review

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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 7 Vocabulary: Accidents & Feelings، Grammar: There Was/Were, Ago, Indefinite Pronouns, Because/So & So/Neither، Reading & Writing: So You Want to Be COOL.

Test questions (15)

  1. The person who saw the accident is a ____.
    Answer: witness
  2. The car driver doesn't have any car ____.
    Answer: insurance
  3. I have a test tomorrow, so I'm ____.
    Answer: worried
  4. There ____ a traffic light at the intersection. That's why there were accidents.
    Answer: wasn't
  5. There ____ many people in the street at the time.
    Answer: weren't
  6. I last read a good book two weeks ____.
    Answer: ago
  7. Why are you angry? I did ____ wrong.
    Answer: nothing
  8. I'm surprised ____ heard the loud crash.
    Answer: no one
  9. He doesn't have car insurance, ____ he is extremely worried.
    Answer: so
  10. Ahmed fell off his bike ____ he was riding too fast.
    Answer: because
  11. A: "I don't have a driver's license." B: "____"
    Answer: Neither do I.
  12. A: "I'm not tired right now." B: "____"
    Answer: Neither am I.
  13. According to "So You Want to Be COOL", if you want to meet someone, ____.
    Answer: go ahead and introduce yourself
  14. Which is NOT advice from the magazine?
    Answer: Try to be someone else.
  15. A: "Why are you so worried?" B: "____ I broke the washing machine."
    Answer: The thing is,

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What does the Unit 7 review include?

Accident and feelings vocabulary, There was/were, ago, because/so, and the text So You Want to Be COOL.

How do I choose between because and so?

because comes before the reason, and so comes before the result.

What does witness mean?

Witness means a person who saw the accident themselves. Example: The witness told the police what he saw.

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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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