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English Grade 9 (Super Goal 3) · Unit 8: Drive Slowly! · Term 2

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: Cars & Traffic، Grammar: Must/Should, Adverbs of Manner & Requests، Reading & Real Talk: Is Right, Right?.

Test questions (15)

  1. Press the ____ to go faster.
    Answer: gas pedal
  2. Turn on the ____ when it rains.
    Answer: windshield wipers
  3. Always fasten your ____.
    Answer: seat belt
  4. A person walking across the street is a ____.
    Answer: pedestrian
  5. Don't drive faster than the ____.
    Answer: speed limit
  6. You ____ cross the street when the light is red for pedestrians.
    Answer: mustn't
  7. You have a bad cold. You ____ see a doctor.
    Answer: should
  8. He did the test ____ and got full marks.
    Answer: well
  9. Please drive ____; the road is wet.
    Answer: carefully
  10. "____ you help me with this bag, please?"
    Answer: Would
  11. The teacher told us ____ quiet.
    Answer: to be
  12. "Don't touch the hot pan." → Mom told me ____ the hot pan.
    Answer: not to touch
  13. People in Japan drive on the ____.
    Answer: left
  14. I ____ traffic on my way to work and arrived late.
    Answer: ran into
  15. "I can run 10 km in 30 minutes." – "You can't be ____!"
    Answer: serious

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Questions about this lesson

What does the Unit 8 review cover?

Cars and traffic, must and should, adverbs of manner, requests, and the text Is Right, Right?

How do I complete: Press the ____ to go faster?

We complete it with gas pedal, the pedal we press to make the car go faster. The brake pedal is the one that stops it.

What is the difference between must and mustn't?

Must is for obligation, as in You must stop at a red light; mustn't is for prohibition, as in You mustn't drive fast.

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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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