Unit 8 Test
English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 8: What's Wrong? · Term 1
Also known as: Unit 8 review
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About this test
A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 8 Vocabulary: Illnesses & Parts of the Body، Grammar: Should/Shouldn't, When-Clauses & Pronouns، Reading & Writing: Colds and the Flu.
Test questions (15)
- Sam has a cold. His symptoms are sneezing and ____.
Answer: watery eyes - "Doctor, I feel sick. I have a high temperature." – "I think you have the ____."
Answer: flu - The doctor gave him a ____ for some medicine.
Answer: prescription - You have the flu. You ____ stay in bed and rest.
Answer: should - We're very tired. – You ____ take a rest.
Answer: should - You ____ go swimming with an earache.
Answer: shouldn't - "How do you feel ____ you don't sleep well?" – "I feel tired."
Answer: when - ____ I exercise, I usually drink a lot of water.
Answer: When - Mariam has a stomachache. ____ shouldn't eat anything right now.
Answer: She - Everyone in my class caught the virus. I caught ____ too.
Answer: it - Is this your book? – Yes, it's ____.
Answer: mine - I didn't wear ____ jacket.
Answer: my - According to the reading, why can't medicines cure the cold?
Answer: Colds are caused by viruses that the body's defense mechanisms need to fight. - People can pick up viruses by touching ____.
Answer: everyday objects like doorknobs and keyboards - The flu is more serious than a cold because ____.
Answer: it can cause pneumonia and kill its victims
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What does the review include?
Illness and body-part vocabulary, should and shouldn't, When-clauses, and the colds and flu text.
What are the symptoms of a cold in the test?
The symptoms of a cold in the test are sneezing and watery eyes. Example: Sam has a cold; he is sneezing.
How do I give advice?
To give advice we use You should + base verb. Example: You should drink warm water. To advise against, we say You shouldn't.
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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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