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This document contains a formative test for a 9th grade unit on "Live and Learn" with the following sections: I. Defines vocabulary words including history, economics, kindergarten, diploma, course, and master's. II. Has students complete sentences using vocabulary words from a box including languages, philosophy, mathematics, and chemistry. III. Contains true/false statements about grammar that students must correct if false, covering subjects, arriving on time, entering rooms, leaving school, and using cellphones. IV. Asks students to circle the correct option in sentences covering bored/boring, interested/interesting, annoyed/annoying, going/is going to go,
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