Teens 6 - Worksheet 1

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Subjects
English
Grades
12
Language
ENG
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TEENS LEVEL 6 / LINK IT 6 / Written Assessment 1 / Units 1-3 Write your full name Part 1 (2 points each, 20 points total)Complete the sentences with the word from the box. You can use each word only once. 1. We are looking for people who are cooperative because the job involves working in a team.2. My uncle is a research scientist. He’s very quiet and likes working alone.3. Isabel was a little jealous because her friend got the job at the place she was interested in.4. Liam is a nurse. He’s always so cheerful and so he must make all his patients feel happier.5. My sister chats with anyone and everyone! In fact, she was talkative even as a little girl.6. The comedian last night was so funny ! I laughed so much!7. Harry is going to love traveling. He’s very outgoing and loves meeting new people.8. Kyle is always so moody .One minute he’s grumpy and then the next he’s friendly.9. Emma never seems annoyed or upset. Even with situations or people who would make anyone a little irritated.10. My teacher told us she was so proud of our progress with the project. She even asked us to share some of our time management tips with the rest of the class. Part 2 (2 points each, 10 point total) Choose the correct alternatives to complete the conversation Kyle: I don’t want to go to a typical tourist destination this summer. I want to get off the beaten track (get off the beaten track / go on a trip. )Ella: So, like a backpacking vacation?Kyle: Well, I think I want to stay in one place and learn about another culture(get lost / learn about another culture) by getting to know the people who live there.Ella: What about a working vacation (working vacation / staycation)? I picked olives in Italy one summer. It was hard, but it was a good way to meet new people in the area.Kyle: Hmmm. I have family in Syros, in Greece. Maybe I can get a summer job in a restaurant. It’s a quiet island, so I’d certainly escape the crowds(have an adventure / escape the crowds. )Ella: That sounds great! You would fly into Athens, so you could do some sightseeing (a house swap / some sightseeing first) Part 3 (5 points each, 20 points total) Chose the correct alternatives to complete each sentence 1. He couldn’t hide his when he heard the news and burst into tears emotions memories balance 2. My is very slow today. I can’t figure out the answer to this Math problem. memory brain emotions 3. Maddy just lost her on the water skis and ended up in the water. brain balance coordination 4. He saw the of her argument and knew she was right. language problem-solving logic Part 4 (2 points each, 10 points total) Complete the text with the present perfect or present perfect progressive form of the verbs in parentheses. Digital detox Recently, I' 1 (think) ve been thinking about how much time I spend on my phone. I get it out when I’m in a line or making a cup of coffee, or when I’m riding a bus - always! And how often 2 (you / see) have you seen a room full of people ignore each other and interact with their phones? So, I wasn’t surprised to hear that recently, people 3 (use) have been using apps that limit their time on social media. People 4 (start) have startedscheduling time each week doing a screen-free hobby. A lot of them say that they 5 (not / enjoy) haven’t enjoyed themselves so much in years. Part 5 (2.5 points each, 20 points total) Complete the sentences using one of the verbs in the box. 1. He must have met her before because he knew her name.2. We shouldn’t have used my sister’s laptop without asking. It is her work laptop and she’s going to be annoyed.3. He couldn’t havebeen at the party. He was away in Boston that night.4. You didn’t need to make me dinner. I’m happy to cook for myself!5. I was supposed to go skiing with Jon, but he got sick the day before.6. You should have told me you didn’t like fish.7. Henry could have been at the concert. I know that he’s a fan of the band that was playing that day, but I’m not sure. Part 6 (4 points each, 20 points total) Use used to, would or the simple past to answer the following questions with your own responses 1. When you were a child, what was a vacation destination your family often visited? 2. What games or hobbies did you have in the past? 3. How have your preferences with food or drinks changed over the years? 4. What is something you enjoy now, but didn’t as a child? 5. How has your neighborhood changed in the past 5 or 10 years?

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