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Level 3 Unit 2 Unit Test: Match. Draw Lines. A

The document is an English language test for level 3 students. It contains questions about jobs, occupations, and places of work. Students are asked to match jobs to locations, complete sentences about common jobs, identify true/false statements, and combine sentences using compound subjects and verbs.

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Level 3 Unit 2 Unit Test: Match. Draw Lines. A

The document is an English language test for level 3 students. It contains questions about jobs, occupations, and places of work. Students are asked to match jobs to locations, complete sentences about common jobs, identify true/false statements, and combine sentences using compound subjects and verbs.

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Level 3 Unit 2 Unit Test Name

1 Match. Draw lines.

a.

1. works at a restaurant

b.

2. works on a farm

c.

3. works at a hospital

d.

4. works at a laboratory

2 Complete the sentences. Use do or does.

1. What a police officer do?


2. Where waiters work?
3. Where a cashier work?
4. What you do?
5. Where she work?
6. What your dad do?

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Level 3 Unit 2 Unit Test Name

3 Circle T for True or F for False.

1. Scientists work at a shop. T F


2. A waiter works at a restaurant. T F
3. Nurses and doctors work at hospitals. T F
4. A firefighter works at a laboratory. T F

4 Combine the two sentences into one sentence. Use and to make a
compound subject.

1. My mum works at the hospital. My dad works at the hospital.

2. My mum is a doctor. My dad is a doctor.

5 Combine the two sentences into one sentence. Use and to make a
compound verb.

1. My sister cooks at the restaurant. My sister cleans at the restaurant.

2. I eat in the kitchen. I study in the kitchen.

6 Do you want to be a nurse? Why or why not? Write two or three sentences.

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