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Right On 9 Welcome Back Test C KEY

The document is a key for a test consisting of various sections including pronunciation, use of English, word formation, error recognition, reading, listening, and writing. Each section contains multiple-choice questions with provided answers. The listening section includes an audioscript featuring students discussing their school experiences and study habits.

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Right On 9 Welcome Back Test C KEY

The document is a key for a test consisting of various sections including pronunciation, use of English, word formation, error recognition, reading, listening, and writing. Each section contains multiple-choice questions with provided answers. The listening section includes an audioscript featuring students discussing their school experiences and study habits.

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TA 9 RIGHT ON

Welcome Back Test C


KEY

I. PRONUNCIATION (5 QUESTIONS)
1. B 2. C 3. B 4. D 5. A

II. USE OF ENGLISH (14 QUESTIONS)


6. B 7. D 8. C 9. A 10. D 11. C 12. A
13. B 14. A 15. A 16. C 17. B 18. D 19. B

III. WORD FORMATION (5 QUESTIONS)


20. exploded
21. impolite
22. injured
23. erupted
24. health

IV. ERROR RECOGNITION (3 QUESTIONS)


25. D 26. B 27. C

V. READING (10 QUESTIONS)


28. A 29. D 30. B 31. C 32. D
33. A 34. C 35. B 36. C 37. B
VI. LISTENING (5 QUESTIONS)
38. C 39. A 40. E 41. B 42. D
Audioscript:
Speaker 1 (teen girl): School life is hard, especially when preparing for school
exams. So, when I feel stressed about exams, I take breaks and talk to my friends. It
helps me relax. I also make sure to get enough sleep and eat well.
Speaker 2 (adult woman): When I ask students to make a presentation, they find it
challenging. Parents can help teens prepare for presentations by listening to them
practise and helping them feel confident. They can also help research and organise
their ideas.
Speaker 3 (teen boy): I have a lot to do with after-school clubs and schoolwork,
but I balance everything by making a schedule. I do schoolwork first, then my
other activities. It keeps me organised.
Speaker 4 (teen girl): School isn’t always fun. There are exams, lessons and
homework. But, once in a while, something exciting comes along, like our school
trip next week! I'm so excited to explore and learn new things. I hope we get to see
lots of interesting places.
Speaker 5 (teen boy): Some teens do their schoolwork as soon as they get home,
but I always study after dinner. I find a quiet place to work, and I start with the
hardest tasks first. It helps me finish on time.
VII. WRITING (8 QUESTIONS)
43. A fire will start in the factory if we don’t turn off the machines.
44. James doesn’t have enough time to play with his friends because he has a lot of
homework to do.
45. This year the class will go on a school trip to the recycling centre or they will
visit the technology museum.
46. Lisa recycles and takes public transport, but she wants to find more ways to
help the environment.
47. You shouldn’t cross your arms because it is impolite.
48. We have lessons from 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. every day.
49. What did you hear about the car crash in the city centre last night?
50. They are planning on visiting countries in Africa on their school trip abroad
next week.

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