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2021 Year 9 English Worksheet
2021 Year 9 English Worksheet
. Match the meanings from the extract with the appropriate examples stated below. Write down the letter of
your choice in the spaces provided.
(i) There have been over a hundred applicants for the position of Sales Manager ________
(ii) I’m sorry, I’m not in a position to help you financially _______
(iii) Are you happy with the positions of the chairs? _______
(iv) My leg hurts when I change position _______
(v) The position of women in the society has changed _______
(vi) What is your position on smoking? _______
2. What does the abbreviation sth stand for?
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Thursday 3rd June 2021 Topic: WORD CONFUSED
Underline the best answer.
1. Mr Raj was (quite/quiet) pleased with Ashok’s report.
2. Amoe said he felt very (exciting/excited) when he watched the Britannia arrive in Suva.
3. Satya could not (except/accept) Vidya’s invitation to go fishing because he had a bad cold.
4. Jope finished his homework and (than/then)went outside to play.
5. Mereani is feeling (worse/more worse)today than she was yesterday.
6. Jone loves(watching/looking) films.
7. We were pleased when a (police/policeman) arrived to stop the fight.
8. (curried/curry) mutton is Rajendra’s favourite food.
9. The new pupil didn’t (know/no) anybody in our class.
10. Pauliasi put on his best (cloths/clothes) and went to church.
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Tuesday 8th June 2021 Topic : Word Formation
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the word given in the brackets.
1. The climbers had reached the limit of their …………………………. (endure)
2. Each branch of government has ………………………….. powers. (limit)
3. The inheritance allowed him to ………………………………. his debts. (liquid)
4. The ruler’s …………………………. practice led to the uprising. (license)
5. We took a …………………………. stroll after dinner. (leisure)
6. Be prepared for a …………………………. speech after dinner. (length)
7. Father likes to take the …………………………. travelled roads. (little)
8. The hot climate made everyone ……………………………. (lethargy)
9. Shyness is a ……………………….. in politics. (liable)
10. Talking things out will ………………………… the tension. (less)
Wednesday 9th June 2021 Topic: Formal Letter Writing
You are the Class Captain of Year 9A and your English teacher has requested you to write to the Director of the
Curriculum Advisory Services, Waisomo House, Suva, inviting him to be the Chief Guest at your Annual Prize
Giving Ceremony. If you are a boy, your name is Jaden Smith and if you are a girl, your name is Faith Hill. Be
sure to include the following information in your letter:
Can we end diabetes? This is the question every Fijian is asking in a bid to end this deadly sickness that has been
identified as a major cause of death and disability in Fiji.
Despite the major awareness programmes carried out by health stakeholders in a bid to ensure Fijians are made known
of the dangers of diabetes-a leading Non Communicable Disease (NCD), it seems a majority of the public do not
realise the impact of diabetes and take action to counter it.
As Fijians joined the rest of the world in celebrating the World Health Day, Diabetes Fiji chairman Dr. Wahid Khan
advised "If you are a diabetic, it is your responsibility to see that your sugar is well controlled; that you exercise
regularly and that you take your medications regularly,"
"If you are not a diabetic, then you have to still work hard so that you do not become a diabetic. “We invite all
Fijians to join our battle in stemming diabetes among our communities."
The advantages of eating healthy at any given time always outweigh unhealthy eating, but for some reason,
people still opt for junk food and unhealthy meals over fruits and a bowl of salad. Starting the day with a healthy
breakfast helps you avoid hunger spasms that could send you running for fast foods before lunch.
Many low-income earners are consuming unhealthy food often because they cannot always afford to eat healthy.
For some others, it is mainly because of the fact that people are accustomed to unhealthy eating from when they
were younger.
Fijians have not been successful in managing their diabetes. This is proven by the fact that Fiji has the highest rate of
amputations in the Western Pacific Region. In addition, the prevalence has amplified fourfold in the last 25 years. In
fact, diabetes is a major cause of death and disability in Fiji.
"My generation will not be able to turn this typhoon around, but we could stop it. The model change will come
with altered lifestyles of our children and this change has to start at home. So we urge all parents to do the right
thing
4. Which of the following is not mentioned in the passage as a reason for unhealthy eating habits?
A. Healthy foods are more expensive. B. Some simply prefer to eat unhealthy foods.
C. Healthy foods do not have favourable taste. D. People are not used to eating unhealthy foods.
5. Which of the following sentences proves that the number of diabetic patients in Fiji has increased
dramatically over the years?
A. It is a major cause of death and disability in Fiji.
B. In the last 25 years the prevalence has amplified fourfold.
C. We have the highest rate of amputations in the West Pacific.
D. Fijians have not been successful in managing their diabetes.
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Monday 14th June 2021 Topic: WORD CONFUSED
1. Eroni was worried he had (left/forgotten) his book at home.
2. The teacher told Josefa off, but his hand had no(effect/affect) on him.
3. Pupils are not (aloud/allowed) to chew chewing gum at most schools.
4. It was such a (frightful/frightening) film that most of the audience were trembling with fear.
5. Masi lives in a house (beside/besides) the sea.
6. Pita was so(tied/tired) that he went to sleep quickly.
7. First (prize/price) in the best Barman in Fiji competition was a trip to New Zealand.
8. Shobna was (wondering/wandering)along the road, thinking about her mother.
9. Ofa went for a short (work/walk) with her Dog.
10. Sereana couldn’t go for a swim because she had (forgotten/remembered)to bring her togs.
Colonial /kolonial/adj, n
Adj. 1. Connected with or belonging to a country that controls another country. 2.
Typical of or connected with the US at a time when it was still a British Colony.
Noun person who lives in a colony.
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Friday 18th June 2021 Topic: Personal Writing
Theme: Fight against Virus
Use the picture below to write on the theme in any appropriate style of personal writing. Indicate your style
clearly