Which terms are included in community vocabulary?
Community, artisan, craft, handicraft, workshop, traditional, preserve, attraction, speciality, and product.
Which terms describe city life, including metropolitan and downtown?
Metropolitan, urban, downtown, skyscraper, infrastructure, facilities, population, population density, crowded, and bustling.
Which verbs are listed as common phrasal verbs?
Look after, look around, look for, find out, give up, set up, turn down, get on with, pass down, close down, deal with, and live on.
What can follow “look forward to” in a verb pattern?
A noun or a verb ending in -ing.
What relationship does “because” introduce between clauses?
A reason.
What relationship does “although” introduce between clauses?
A contrast.
What purpose does “so that” introduce between clauses?
A purpose.
Which connector should not accompany “although” in an ordinary clause?
“But.”
How do short adjectives form comparatives against another thing?
Adjective + -er + than.
How do long adjectives form comparatives against another thing?
More + long adjective + than.
How is a continuing change expressed with a short adjective?
Comparative + and + comparative.
How is a continuing change expressed with a long adjective?
More and more + long adjective.
What pattern expresses a paired change in English?
The + comparative, the + comparative.
Which three pronunciations of the -ed ending are reviewed?
/t/, /d/, and /ɪd/.
Which three pronunciations of -s or -es endings are reviewed?
/s/, /z/, and /ɪz/.
Which advantages of city life does the reading passage present?
Job opportunities, modern facilities, entertainment, and convenient public transport.
Which disadvantages of city life does the reading passage present?
Traffic congestion, air pollution, higher living costs, noise, and crowding.
Which terms are included in traditional craft vocabulary?
Pottery, weave, embroider, cast, mould, drum, lacquerware, and conical hat.
Which expressions are included in community vocabulary?
Traditional craft, local speciality, historical site, cultural heritage, make a living, and preserve traditions.
Which adjectives describe city qualities, including cosmopolitan and liveable?
Cosmopolitan, multicultural, affordable, reliable, convenient, fascinating, delicious, fabulous, liveable, and packed.
Which expressions describe common city problems and transport?
Urban sprawl, traffic congestion, air pollution, and get around.
What can the infinitive with “to” express?
Purpose.
What do “when” and “while” introduce in complex sentences?
Time clauses.
What do “before” and “after” indicate about an action?
Its timing relative to another action.
What relationship does “so” express between clauses?
A cause and its result.
What are the listed comparative forms for good, bad, far, noisy, busy, crowded, and convenient?
Better, worse, farther or further, noisier, busier, more crowded, and more convenient.
What pattern expresses equality between two things?
As + adjective + as.
What does “different from” express?
Unlikeness.
What must pronunciation questions consider besides spelling?
Word stress.
What should people consider before deciding where to live?
Both the advantages and disadvantages.
How can a comparative sentence retain its comparison using “not as”?
Use “not as” + adjective + “as.”
What must be chosen correctly when forming a word?
Its part of speech and form.
What is the standard structure for “one of” with a superlative?
“One of the” + superlative + plural noun.
Answer 14 questions on English 9 Units 1 and 2 Review.
1. Which term refers to a person who makes goods by hand using a skilled craft?
2. A village wants to protect its customary skills and practices for future generations; which expression best describes this aim?
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