Grade 9 Unit 1 Wsheet 1
Grade 9 Unit 1 Wsheet 1
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Grade 9 - Unit 1 Worksheet 1
A. Choose the correct words into the spaces to complete the sentences. Complete all items.
basic necessities
financial
freedom
provide
socialize
equal
standard of living
poverty
secure
access
B. Read the text and choose the correct answer for each item. Complete all items.
‘The constant change in people's lifestyles and relationships unearths the need to re-identify the
concept of happiness parallel to their identities’
1. From the examples of Singapore and Mexico, it’s clear that there is one recipe for happiness.
3. The writer claims that Singaporeans are happy mainly because they enjoy a lot of personal freedom.
4. Mexicans who have access to education are happier than those who don’t.
b) False
a) True c) Not given
5. Mexicans who have access to education are happier than those who don’t.
‘The constant change in people's lifestyles and relationships unearths the need to re-identify the
concept of happiness parallel to their identities’
C. Choose the correct answer for each item. Complete all items.
Many families enjoy having a dog as a pet. In particular, dogs are considered good companions for
children. But have you ever thought about why having a dog might be important for the elderly?
Dogs can have a positive impact on an older person’s well-being by providing companionship and a
new sense of purpose.
As people grow older, they sometimes begin to live more isolated lives, and they can become lonely. A
dog, however, can provide constant companionship for elderly people. A dog is there to greet their
owners in the morning, and be by their sides throughout the day. Special relationships are formed as
dogs and owners relax and play together.
Having a dog can also give elderly owners a new sense of purpose. Dogs need to be fed, walked,
and cared for, which provides a routine for the owner. And walking a dog gives the owner a chance
to get outside for daily exercise and fresh air.
These are only some examples of how having a dog can help people find happiness and maintain
their well-being. Simply put, older people who own dogs are happier because of the opportunities
dogs provide.
a) Having a dog is a way for children to learn responsibility and have fun.
b) Having a dog for a pet can have a positive impact on the elderly.
c) Having a pet can make people of all ages happy.
‘The constant change in people's lifestyles and relationships unearths the need to re-identify the
concept of happiness parallel to their identities’