8th grade Unit 12 Test

1. Write the silent letter. (NB! sisesta väike täht) 0. sign -g1. build -u2. climb -b3. column -n4. design -g5. doubt -b6. foreign -g7. guess -u8. know -k9. answer -w10. assign -g11. autumn -n12. biscuit -u13. bomb -b14. knock -k15. half -l16. hour -h17. lamb -b18. salmon -l19. sword -w20. wrong -w 2. Write the sentence in the passive. 1. Mum is dressing Mary's leg wound.Mary's leg wound is being dressed.2. The boys are pushing boat into the water.The boat is being pushed into the water. 3. Someone is performing a song on stage.A song is being performed on stage. 4. We are topping up the Oyster cards.The Oyster cards are being topped up. 5. He is copying all the documents onto a flash drive.All the documents are being copied onto a flash drive.6. They aren't laughing at Ralf's jokes.Ralf's jokes aren't being laughed at.7. People aren't signing the petition.The petition isn't being signed.8. The students aren't doing pencil sketches.Pencil sketches aren't being done.9. The students are choosing items for a time capsule.Items for a time capsule are being chosen. 10. The teachers are opening the checkpoints.The checkpoints are being opened. 3. Write about your most exciting school trip. (70-100 words) 4. Read about three holiday camps. A Gwithian FarmIt's only a 10-minute walk through the dunes to the beach from Gwithian Farm, which is a big part of why it's such a hit with families. You can be messing about on the beach by day, and listening to the waves crash on the sand from your tent by night.And there's lots more too: a pretty village alongside, and goats and guinea pigs to feed. Visitors give a big thumbs-up to the family bath and shower rooms, and to the cream teas served in the garden of the thatched farmhouse. For evenings when you don't want to cook, a mobile chippy calls in three nights a week and a curry van makes a visit to another evening. A slice of the easy life.B Beddgelert CampsiteIf you're a family with a dog, you can't beat Beddgelert. Not only is it very dog-friendly, but from this summer they come free. The site itself has a kids' playground, a well-stocked shop and an information room that full of ideas about what to do during your visit. For many families staying here a visit to Mount Snowdon is a must, and a trip on the Welsh Highland Railway, which has a stop at the campsite, is a fun way to spend an afternoon. There's also the Sygun copper mine up the Gwynant valley.Finally- back to dogs again- you can't say here without making a visit to the nearby monument to Gelert, faithful hound of medieval Welsh Prince Llewelyn the Great. The monument marks the spot where Gelert is buried; the legend is that the prince killed his dog in error, fearing the animal had killed his infant son. The hound had in fact fought off a wolf to save the child...but Llewellyn didn't discover this until it was too late.C Kelling HeathKelling Heath is a safe, sprawling space surrounded by miles of woodland and heathland trails, with outdoor and indoor swimming pools. There's also a rich programme of kids' events including den-making workshops, junk modelling and storytelling walks. You can hire bikes, play tennis go fishing, and try your hand at archery- and new for kids and adults are photography, art, pottery and dance workshops. The North Norfolk steam railway goes through the site (Kelling Heath even has its own shop), and Amazona Zoo in Cromer- with jaguars, otters, spider monkeys, and flamingos- is a must. 5. Match the camps (A, B, or C) with the statements (1-11) While staying at the campsite, ....1. you can climb a mountain. B2. you can feed animals. A3. you can go on a train ride. B, C4. you can go to the sea. A5. you can go swimming in the pools. C6. you can visit the burial place of a dog. B7. you can practise and do arts. C8. you can see exotic birds and animals. C9. you can visit a mine. B10. you can bring a dog. B11. you can do without cooking supper. A