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    1) The third bimester test covers reading, grammar, vocabulary, and writing sections. The reading section includes questions about people's identities and origins as well as true/false questions about health issues. 2) The grammar section tests the use of did, was, and were in questions and completing sentences with should or shouldn't about common actions. 3) The vocabulary section covers body parts like the hip, eye, knee, ear, chest, and shoulder. 4) The writing section involves suggesting remedies for common ailments like a toothache, headache, and fever using should or shouldn't.

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    1) The third bimester test covers reading, grammar, vocabulary, and writing sections. The reading section includes questions about people's identities and origins as well as true/false questions about health issues. 2) The grammar section tests the use of did, was, and were in questions and completing sentences with should or shouldn't about common actions. 3) The vocabulary section covers body parts like the hip, eye, knee, ear, chest, and shoulder. 4) The writing section involves suggesting remedies for common ailments like a toothache, headache, and fever using should or shouldn't.

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    Third Bimester Test Row 1

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    1) The third bimester test covers reading, grammar, vocabulary, and writing sections. The reading section includes questions about people's identities and origins as well as true/false questions about health issues. 2) The grammar section tests the use of did, was, and were in questions and completing sentences with should or shouldn't about common actions. 3) The vocabulary section covers body parts like the hip, eye, knee, ear, chest, and shoulder. 4) The writing section involves suggesting remedies for common ailments like a toothache, headache, and fever using should or shouldn't.

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    THIRD BIMESTER TEST

    READING

    1 Who is from the U.S.? 4 Who is famous?

    2 Who is a songwriter? 5 Who recorded an album Laundry Service ?

    3 Who is married to an actress? 6 Who plays in movies?

    GRAMMAR
    Complete the questions. Use did, was, or were.
    1 How many athletes _____at the stadium? 5 ____ they at the concert last night?
    2 ____ Eric drive his car last week? 6 Did Holly buy things at the public market?

    3 Who ____ at the party? 7 Did Holly and Jenny go bike riding yesterday?
    4 Where ____ Meg go yesterday? 8 Did they go to Granville Island the first day?

    Complete the sentences. Write what people should (✔) or shouldn't (✘) do.

    1 You_______ the apartment once a week. / exercise


    2 We _______a lot of bread. X watch
    / clean
    3 I _______a lot of coffee.
    X eat
    4 Mr. London _______ a suit to work. X drink
    / wear
    VOCABULARY

    BODY PARTS

    HIP EYE KNEE EAR CHEST SHOULDER

    NECK

    2
    READING

    a stomachache
    1
    a sore thoat
    a toothache
    a headache

    a backache
    a fever

    yes no NI a cold
    1 Does Monica have curly blonde hair?
    2 Does Michelle have long wavy blonde hair? 1
    3 Did Lindsey burn her hand? 2
    4 Does Eddie have a toothache? 3
    5 Did Ken hurt his back? 4
    6 Does Ken want to talk to a short woman? 5
    6

    WRITING
    Suggest a remedy for each ailment or injury. Use should or shouldn't.
    • Your friend has a toothache.
    • Your father has a headache.
    • Your friend's son has a fever.

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