Control work for the 9th grade Spotlight Module 3

Control work for the 9^th grade Spotlight Module 3

1. Write the correct form of the verbs:

1. Susan was bored because she … (not go out) last weekend.

2. We … (walk) for an hour when it started to snow heavily.

3. This time last week we … (lie) on a beach.

4. After Bob … (mow) the lawn, he collected the grass cuttings for compost.

5. I didn’t sleep well last night because I … (worry) about my exams.

6. My little niece felt ill last night because she … (eat) sweets all day.

7. His father …(wash) the car when it started to rain.

8. The pupils … (not watch) a film about the environment on a class screen last lesson.

9. My mum … (cook) meals for over two hours before the guests arrived.

10. My little brother … (not finish) all his homework by the time he went to bed.

2.Make compound adjectives using the following words: dark, looking, spine, good, deep, well (3), blue, three, like, late, eight, behaved

1. Nessie is a … -known monster from Scotland.

2. The Kraken was a … -sea monster from the Norwegian legends.

3. My nephew is a cute little … -eyed boy.

4. I had a nightmare about a …-headed creature.

5. My father is a …-looking man of about forty-five years.

6. In this …-known classic horror movie a research team come across a fossil.

7. That fossil was a human - … reptile in the rainforests in the peninsula.

8. Her sister was a …- haired beautiful girl with a tall slim body.

9. The octopus is a very strange …-legged creature which lives in deep oceans.

10. 11:30 pm on Saturdays …- night horror movie about the huge lizard in the island desert.

11. Especially it is so horrible to watch the -chilling scene where the creature is watching her swimming above in the sea.

12. The pupils in our class are very well -…children who always try their best to study.

13. My aunt was nice-… woman with smiling freckled face with shiny hair.

14. Don’t miss your chance to see this … -preserved classic movie which thrills and grips you.

3. Fill in the phrasal verbs: down with, out, across, over, up with

1. As soon as I stepped into the creepy house, a strange feeling came … me.

2. Rowing’s new book has just come … for readers.

3. After getting caught in the rain, we came … a terrible cold.

4. It was my friend who came … the idea of going into the haunted house.

5. They came … a mysterious map in their grandparents’ attic last summer.

4. Choose the correct words:

1. My sister got a vivid fantasy/imagination and always comes up with nice stories.

2. The magician in that show didn’t really disappear – it was just a(an) test/illusion.

3. Bob has a brilliant head/mind – he is training to be a brain/head surgeon.

4. The car was so shiny that we could see our own shadow/reflection in it.

5. Her brother lived in a(an) fantasy/imagination world. He had lost touch with reality.