By the end of this exercise, you can tell which grammar and vocabulary from earlier units you still remember — and exactly which unit to go back to for anything you get wrong.
Mixed revision for Year 8 Gymnasium (~B1): 24 questions drawn from 11 earlier exercises, with explanations and self-marking.
This page mixes 24 questions from 11 different exercises. You have practised all of these points before — here they come back in a random order. That is what makes revision work: spaced out and mixed up, rather than all in one block. Each question says in grey which exercise it came from.
Questions from several different units. The grey note under each one shows which exercise it came from.
1. One of America's most famous wonders The USA: Country of Contrasts
2. The is rich and varied The Pacific Northwest
3. Travelling much longer A Nation Invents Itself
4. A personal online diary Internet Texts
5. The of the house was lovely American vs British English
6. What's special about New York pizza? City of Dreams: New York
7. What grading system is used? Kids in America
8. Why strict campfire rules? Travel Texts
Questions from several different units. The grey note under each one shows which exercise it came from.
1. The story is really A Nation Invents Itself
2. "Buy one, get one !" Advertisements
3. Took out the At Home with an American Family
4. Expected to be School Life: Dos and Don'ts
5. In the west, The USA: Country of Contrasts
6. Mount Rainier isn't in Texas, ? The Pacific Northwest
7. You that it is new A Nation Invents Itself
8. Where information comes from Internet Texts
Questions from several different units. The grey note under each one shows which exercise it came from.
1. trunk (of a car) American vs British English
2. Why is Queens the most diverse borough? City of Dreams: New York
3. The coach wanted the team Kids in America
4. A reliable car is Travel Texts
5. How did people communicate before the telephone? A Nation Invents Itself
6. "This is a offer!" Advertisements
7. It is my job to the beds At Home with an American Family
8. You tell a teacher School Life: Dos and Don'ts
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