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9th Grade English Practice Quiz

Test your listening and reading comprehension skills with our engaging 9th-grade English practice quiz. This quiz covers a variety of topics including dialogues, short stories, and vocabulary.

Features:

Listening comprehension questions
Reading comprehension based on short stories
Vocabulary and sentence structure challenges

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by ListeningDove512

Listening section 1-5

You are going to listen short conversations. Choose the answer which you think fits best according to what you hear.

1. Where is Alex calling?

A. A factory

B. A doctor

C. A hotel

D. An office

2. Alex Smith will call after Mr Lucky come, won’t he?

A. Alex called before he arrived

B. Alex won’t call after he leave

C. will Alex phone after he coming?

D. did Alex’s phone earlier?

3. What time is Mr Lucky will come to the office?

A. In the morning

B. In the afternoon

C. In the evening

D. At midnight

A. Our assignment was completed last week

B. I can go after finished the assignment

C. Lucy do the assignment every week

D. We didn’t do the assignment last week

A. Leave with the man

B. Show the man where the library

C. Lock the library later

D. Buy a new lock for the library

Read the short story and answer the question 6-7

The ugly Duckling

A farmer had a duck, which laid ten eggs. Soon, they all hatched. Of the ten, nine ducklings looked like the mom. The tenth one was big, gray and ugly. All the other ducklings made fun of the ugly one. Unhappy in the farm, the poor duckling ran away to a river nearby. There he sees white, beautiful swans. Afraid and lost, he wanted to drown in the river. But when he looked at his reflection in the river, he realized that he was not an ugly duckling, but a beautiful swan!

What can we get from the story above?

A. Your friend can be enemy

B. don’t be cocky when we have achieved our goal

C. You are beautiful, just the way your are

D. When you quarrel amongst yourselves, someone else gains from it

"....he looked at his reflection in the river"

The underlined ord refers to...

A. The duckling

B. The swan

C. The frog

D. A farmer

The dialogues is for question 8-10

Alam : hey what’s wrong with you? You look very pale?

Kevin : are you sure?

Alam : yeah, do you feel ill?

Kevin : actually, I feel a little bit fever

Alam : if you think so, go to sleep and take a medicine

Kevin : okay, thanks for your advice

Alam : sure

8. Why does Kevin look pale?

A. He is healthy

B. He is thirsty

C. He has a cough

D. He has a fever

9. What is the topic of the conversation?

A. A caring of best friend

B. A something wrong about Alam

C. A bad condition

D. An advice for doing something

“do youi feel ill?”

10. The underlined word of the sentence has the similar meaning with?

A. pain

B. pale

C. sick

D. ache

Read the text and answer question 11-12

I am sorry to announce the passing of our beloved teacher Mrs. Suli Susanti in her hometown Surabaya yesterday at 2.30 local time. Those of you who know and love the teacher, please visit her fecebook profil and upload happy moment in picture with her. Our deepest condolance to Mrs. Suli family : Mr. Arum. May she rest in peace and May God bless her.

11. The writer wrote the text above .....

A. To inform about the teacher’s death

B. To announce the some teacher passed away

C. To pass by the beloved teacher’s hometown

D. To express her deepest concern on teacher

12. When did Mrs. Sulis die?

A. In the evening

B. In the afternoon

C. At midnight

D. In the morning

my life – music – in – the first – piano – play – I – instrument - is

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13. The best arrangement for the jumbled words above is...

A. 5-9-4-8-2-3-6-1-7

B. 7-6-5-8-9-1-3-2-4

C. 7-6-5-8-3-1-9-4-2

D. 5-9-4-2-8-7-6-3-1

Come – your – that - tell – will – sister – late – tonight – I

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14. The best arrangement for the jumbled words above is...

A. 4-2-6-3-9-5-1-7-8

B. 4-3-5-1-6-9-7-2-8

C. 4-2-6-3-9-1-7-5-8

D. 4-8-6-2-1-9-3-7-5

please read the short story and according your voice in the column section below

The Fisherman And The Little Fish

There was once a fisherman whose livelihood depended on his catch. One day, he was able to catch only one small fish. The fish, in its desperation to live, says “Please leave me kind sir. I am small and of no use to you. Let me back into the river and I can grow bigger. You can then catch me and make more money.” The wise fisherman replies, “ I will not give up a certain profit for one that doesn’t exist yet.”

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