Title: Default for 2ND EVALUATION 9TH A BASIC ENGLISH/LITERATURE 2ND TRIMESTER
Course: 2024 Basic Language Arts 3

Q: Complete the sentences with an adjective from the box + “enough.” There is one extra option.

prepared enough/ thin enough/ interested enough/ kind enough/ fit enough

1. If you get [...] before the end of the semester, you’ll get a chance to wear a small-size dress, but I think you should be very careful about your eating habits.

2. Some students will do anything to be [...] for a competition, which eventually leads to further negative consequences.

3. Issues different from physical considerations might make some coaches feel not [...] since they only know lots about training activities.

4. Fads are things people are not [...] in to keep on following or doing.
A: thin enough; fit enough; prepared enough; interested enough

Q: Complete the text with the most likely option: “quite,” “rather,” or “almost.”

Despite being 1. [...] radical changes, some years ago the minister of education in my country decided to implement a 2. [...] innovative food program in public school to reduce children’s malnutrition. For starters, 3. [...]all junk food was forbidden, and only a few artificial drinks and snacks were kept on school menus. Eventually, none of them were allowed. There were fruit and vegetables now as well. Many people thought the 4. [...] impossible task would not be successful, but 5. [...] a large number of parents’ associations were in favor of such measures
A: rather; quite; almost; almost; rather

Q: Make Passive Voice sentences with Continuous or Perfect Forms.

[...][...][...][...][...][...]
A: She; has been; pushed by; her classmates; to smoke; for many years now.

Q: Make Passive Voice sentences with Continuous or Perfect Forms.

[...][...][...][...][...][...]
A: Youngsters’ lives; are being affected; these days.; significantly; pressure; by peer

Q: Make Passive Voice sentences with Continuous or Perfect Forms.

[...][...][...][...][...]
A: Strategies; to fight; social pressure; have been; recommended.

Q: Make Passive Voice sentences with Continuous or Perfect Forms.

[...][...][...][...][...][...]
A: My sister; has been; affected by; sibling competition; since; she was a child.

Q: Match the clause with the most likely option to make complete sentences. Sometimes more than one option is possible. There is an extra option.
- The boys were driving carelessly as if... | they were under the influence.
- It was surprisingly good to see they acted as if... | they were skillful adults able to make appropriate decisions when they were only 15.
- It’s bad that society treats teens as though... | they need more attention and protection than other members of society.
- Some people take drugs as if... | they didn’t cause side effects and addiction.
- It might not be the best to think of teens as though... | they are too young to make decisions.

Q: Complete the sentences with a Complex Conjunction from the box.

as long as/ as soon as/ in order that/ once

1. We’ll hold a meeting [...] possible to make arrangements for the competition.

2. [...] everyone is here we can start the session.

3. The teacher told us we wouldn’t be penalized [...] we hadn’t plagiarized our essays.

4. Rory took the course [...] he gets better ideas for the drug prevention campaign.
A: as soon as; Once; as long as; in order that

Q: Read the sentences and underline the correct option.

Once / As long as I start reading a book, I won’t stop until I finish it.
- once
- As long as
A: once

Q: Read the sentences and underline the correct option.

In order that / As soon as we have the green light, we can start conducting research on the subject.
- as soon as
- In order that
A: as soon as

Q: Read the sentences and underline the correct option.

We had to present our proposal to another group in order that / once we could provide feedback to one another
- in order that
- once
A: in order that

Q: Read the sentences and underline the correct option.

Our class could participate in the school district competitions once / as long as we fulfill all the necessary requirements
- as long as
- once
A: as long as