Unit 4 Test

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Answer Key
1. optimistic
2. cautious
3. reserved
4. outgoing
5. creative
6. C
7. B
8. C
9. A
10. C
11. B
12. A
13. B
14. A
15. A
16. A
17. A
18. B
19. C
20. C
21. Sarah
22. Ashley
23. Sarah
24. Sarah
25. Ashley
26. Answers will vary. Answers could include the following information and structures:
I am the kind of person who [description]. My positive personality qualities are [list].
For example, I [example]. My negative personality qualities are [list]. For example, I
[example]. I'd like to change [characteristic] because [reason].
27. Answers will vary. Answers could include the following information and structures:
My friend's name is [name]. We met [explanation]. We've known each other since / for
[time phrase]. [Name] is a person who [description]. [Name's] personality has changed
[description]. My friend is [location]. My friend has been [action].
28. Answers will vary. Answers could include the following information and structures:
My ideal boss should be [description of personality] because [reason(s)]. The
personality qualities a boss should not have are [list of personality traits]. He / She
should treat employees [description] because [reason(s)]. I do / don't know anyone who
has these traits. It's [name or relationship with person].

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 29. Answers will vary. Answers could include the following information and structures:
My friend's name is [name]. We've known each other since / for [time phrase]. The last
time I talked to this friend was [time phrase]. I drifted apart from [name of friend]
because [reason(s)]. I would / would not like to hear from [name of friend] in the future
because [reason(s)].
30. A
31. B
32. B
33. B
34. A
35. Answers will vary. Answers could include the following information and structures:
[Characteristics] are the most important characteristics a best friend should have.
I have / don't have any close friends who do not have these characteristics. My close
friends have other important characteristics, such as [characteristics]. I can accept
[negative characteristics] in a best friend because [reason(s)].
36. Answers will vary. Answers could include the following information and structures:
[Name] is my [relationship]. [Adjectives] best describe the personality of [name / my
relative]. He / She is the kind of person who [description]. I think [name's] personality is
[adjective] because [reason(s)]. My personality is similar to / different from my
[relative] because [reason(s)].
37. Answers will vary. Answers could include the following information and structures:
[Name of person] is [an actor / a singer / an athlete] that I am most similar to. He / She
is the kind of person who [description]. The personality traits I share with [name] are
[list of traits]. For example, [examples]. No one has mentioned this before. / Someone
has mentioned this [when and where]. I like / don't like this [actor / singer / athlete]
because [reason(s)].
38. Answers will vary. Answers could include the following information and structures:
The characteristic I find most disagreeable in a friend is [characteristic]. I think
[characteristic] is so disagreeable because [reason(s)]. [Name of actor / singer / athlete]
has [characteristic]. I like / don’t like [name of actor / singer / athlete]. I think / I don't
think I could be friends with someone who is [characteristic] because [reason(s)].

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