Unit 9 Test Name:

A Choose words and fill in the blanks. /6

1
connect When you agree with someone, you .
concur When you join two objects together, you them.

2
gesture When you point toward a particular place, you .
beckon When you motion to someone to step forward, you .

3 When you sprain your ankle, you are in .

disapproval
When you don’t like something a friend did, you show your
distress
.

B Read the clues. Write the words. /5

1 This word has 8 letters. You do this to judge how big an object might be.

2 This word describes something that is very important to you. It ends in -able.

3 This word ends in -nt. It is how you feel when you are very sure of yourself.

4 This word ends in -ly. It describes something done by a lot of people.

5 This word rhymes with track. It means you don’t have something.

C Listen and check (✓) the correct pictures. Complete the sentences. 4·34 /4
1 2

a b a b
The librarian will My great grandfather is an
the large I know
and small books in different piles. very little about.

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D Circle the nondefining relative clause in each sentence. /5

1 The snow, which will not stop falling, makes it very hard to drive.
2 My sister, who had the flu for a week, felt very weak.
3 My best friend, who was elected class president, is very pleased.
4 The artist, whose paintings are invaluable, will visit our museum.
5 The front door lock, which we replaced yesterday, no longer works.

E Complete the sentences. /5

whose class schedules had been changed which I dropped on the floor
that I applied to whose wings are beautiful who does not like noise
which is excellent exercise

1 Our neighbor, , asked us to turn down

our music.
2 The students, , talked to the principal.
3 The cell phone, , no longer works.
4 I enjoy jogging, , every morning.
5 Monarch butterflies, , travel long distances
every year.

F Combine the sentences. Use a nondefining relative clause with who, whose,
or which. /5
1 Let’s invite my aunt to give a lecture to our biology class. She is a doctor.

2 Our class will visit the Civil War museum. It is open today.

3 Little brown bats help our environment. Their diet consists of insects.

4 My friend is very modest about her fame. Her novels are world famous.

5 The singer is performing tonight at the concert. He is really talented.

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