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name ___________________
Part 1
Describe the picture .
Example:
[a.] b. c.
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2. a. Go up the stairs b. Take the elevator c. Basement
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4. a. Go down the escalator b. Go down the stairs c. Down the hall
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6. a. Take the elevator b. Go up the escalator c. Basement
Part 2
Complete each sentence with the comparative form of the adjective. Use than if
necessary.
Example: This jacket is_more expensive than__ (expensive) any of the others.
7. These pants are too small. I need bigger (big) pants.
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8. Sherry is so nice. She’s nicer than (nice) any other girl I know.
9. These shoes hurt my feets. I need a more comfortable (comfortable) shoes.
10. This coat is too light. I need a warmer (warm) coat.
Part 3
Complete the paragraph with the correct object pronouns.
Example: Yesterday I went shopping with my husband. The clerks were so helpful to ____me___ that I thanked
___them__ sincerely.
One young woman found skirts and blouses and brought them to me to try on in the
11. 12.
dressing room. Another woman found a chair for my husband and brought it over for
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him to sit on. I told her that he hated shopping, but he may not hate it
so much 14. 15. 16.
after today. Both clerks were so kind to both of us that we were very grateful. When I showed
17.
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my husband my favorite skirt and blouse, he said we should buy them right away.
18.
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Part 4
Make a sentence by putting the words and phrases in the correct order.
He wants a present for his mother
She received it from him
Part 5
Choose the correct word or words to complete each sentence.
Example: It’s cold today, so Paul is wearing ([a sweatshirt] / shorts / a T-shirt).
22. Because Sheila is elegant, she wears only ([sandals] / pumps / running shoes) to meetings.
23. It’s so warm today that I’m surprised you’re wearing ([a polo shirt] / shorts / a cardigan).
Level 1--Unit 8 Achievement Tests 7
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24. I keep my legs warm when I wear a skirt by wearing ([shoes] / tights / jeans).
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Part 6
Read the article. Then check (✓) True or False.
True False
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Example: In parts of Asia, short-sleeved shirts are often worn in offices. ( ✓) ( )
26. People are becoming more conservative about office attire. ( ) (✓)
27. People who work with computers often dress in less conservative clothes. ( ✓) ( )
28. Office workers in warm countries often dress differently than those in
colder countries. ( ✓) ( )
29. On “casual Friday,” people can arrive late and leave early. ( ) ( ✓)
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Unit 8 Writing Test
Describe the clothes you are wearing today. Use at least three sentences.
I wear jeans
Sports shirts
tennis new balance
I never wear socks
I sometimes wear a jacket
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Unit 8 Speaking Test
Think about a clothes store you go to often. What kind of clothes does it sell? Is the store
big or small? Why do you go to that store? Describe the store in at least three sentences.
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