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CAMBRIDGE GLOBAL ENGLISH 9: END OF UNIT 2 TEST

Name Date

End of Unit 2 test


Vocabulary 1
Match the word or phrase with its definition.

Word or phrase Definition

0 balanced diet A another word for ‘eat’

1 under-nourished B the substances that you take into your body as food

2 vegetarian C a measure of the energy that is contained in food

3 consume D things that are not eaten and are thrown away

a range of foods that provides all the things you


4 obesity E
need to stay healthy
what someone has when they don’t feel well, for
5 calories F
example, a cold or fever

6 fast food G a person who doesn’t eat fish or meat

meals or snacks that are quick to cook and serve,


7 food waste H
but are often unhealthy
the condition of being extremely overweight in a
8 junk food I
way that is dangerous to your health

9 disease J not eating enough food to stay healthy

food that has very little in it that is good for your


10 nutrition K
health

[Total: 10 marks]

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Grammar 1
Make abstract nouns from the adjectives in the table below.

Adjective Abstract noun

healthy 0 ………
health

poor 11 …………………………
poverty

malnourished malnutrition
12 …………………………

ill 13 …………………………
illness

happy happyness
14 …………………………

annoyed 15 …………………………
annoyance

[Total: 5 marks]

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Grammar 2
There are mistakes in the comparatives of adjectives and adverbs in each of the sentences below.
Write each sentence out correctly.

Example:
0 I can eat much quicklier than my brother.
……….……….……….……….……….……
I can eat much more quickly than my brother.

16 You need to do exercise more regular if you want to get fit.


You need to do exercise more regularly if you want to get fit.
………………………………………………………………………………………………………

17 Plenty of protein in your diet helps your muscles to become strongly.


Plenty of protein in your diet helps your muscles to become stronger.
………………………………………………………………………………………………………

18 Your brain works more slower if you haven’t eaten enough healthy food.

………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Your brain works more slowly if you haven't eaten enough healthy food.

19 You will feel a lot lesser tired if you have a healthy diet.
You will feel a lot less tired if you have a healthy diet.
………………………………………………………………………………………………………

20 If you don’t eat well, you might become ill most frequently than usual.
If you don't eat well, you might become ill more frequently than usual.
………………………………………………………………………………………………………

[Total: 5 marks]

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CAMBRIDGE GLOBAL ENGLISH 9: END OF UNIT 2 TEST

Vocabulary 2
Put the words in the box into the correct place in the table. Each row has a similar meaning.
The feelings get stronger as you move to the right in the table. There is one feeling that doesn’t
belong in a pair or group.

angry embarrassed ecstatic miserable terrified thrilled


depressed apprehensive confused frightened furious

Feeling Stronger feeling Strongest feeling

annoyed 0 ………
angry 21 …………………….
furious

nervous 22 frightened
……………………. 23 …………………….
terrified

ecstatic
excited 24 …………………….
thrilled 25 …………………….

sad 26 miserable
……………………. 27 depressed
…………………….

28 …………………….
confused mixed up

apprenhensive
29 ……………………. worried

embarrassed
30 …………………….

[Total: 10 marks]

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Grammar 3
Use can’t have, might have or must have + past participle to complete the second sentence so that it
has a similar meaning to the first sentence.

Example:
0 Ben’s unhappy so I’m sure he didn’t pass his exam.
Ben’s unhappy so he ……….……….……..
can’t have passed his exam.

31 I’m sure Sam’s team won because he looks really pleased.


must have won
Sam’s team ……………………………………….. because he looks really pleased.

32 Perhaps Sara was in a good mood yesterday because she got a good mark in her English test.
Sarah ………………………………………..in
might have been a good mood yesterday because she got a good
mark in her English test.

33 Dad looks stressed so I’m sure he didn’t have a good day at work.
Dad ………………………………………..
can't have had a good day at work because he looks stressed.

34 Perhaps it rained in the night because the grass is a little bit wet.
might have rained
It ……………………………………….. during the night because the grass is quite wet.

35 Mum looks really angry – I’m sure she’s seen the mess in the living room.
must have seen
Mum ………………………………………… the mess in the living room because she
looks really angry.

[Total: 5 marks]

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Grammar 4
For each question, circle the correct letter, A, B or C.

Example:
0 I feel absolutely ………… this morning so I’m not going to school.
A bad B terrible C ill

36 It is ………… unacceptable for a student to shout at a teacher.


A totally B very C fully

37 It’s ………… likely that you’ll gain weight if you eat too much fatty food.
A absolutely B totally C highly

38 I saw an absolutely ………… programme about keeping fit last night.


A fascinating B interesting C nice

39 People think I’m ………… mad because I like swimming in the sea when it’s really cold.
A fully B completely C mostly

40 The lake next to the summer camp was absolutely ………… .


A big B gigantic C large
[Total: 5 marks]

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