Super Minds 5 Unit 9 Vocabulary And Grammar Test

The sentence states that "This man is the boss on the ship." The word that best fits the description of a boss on a ship is "Captain." A captain is typically the person in charge and has authority over the crew and operations of a ship. The other options, Sailor, Parrot, and Cook, do not hold the same level of authority and responsibility as a captain.

The word "cabin" is the correct answer because it is the place on a ship where you sleep. The repetition of the word emphasizes its importance and reinforces that it is the correct word.

The sentence states that in Unit 9, the children hide in the lifeboat. Since the sentence is stating a fact and there is no indication that it is incorrect, the answer "True" is correct.

The correct answer is "porthole, PORTHOLE, Porthole." A porthole is a small window in a ship or aircraft. The sentence states that there is a window in a ship, and "porthole" is the correct term to describe this type of window. The answer includes different capitalizations to account for possible variations in how the word may be written.

The correct answer is rat because the sentence states that "This animal is bigger than a mouse and has got a long tail," which accurately describes a rat. A hamster is smaller than a mouse and does not have a long tail. A monkey is not mentioned in the sentence, and a mouse is already mentioned as being smaller than the animal in question.

The correct answer is "No, I haven't, but I've already been to New York." This answer is correct because it acknowledges that the person has not been to Los Angeles yet, but they have already been to New York.

The correct picture for the question "What is a mast?" is Option 3. A mast is a tall vertical spar, usually made of wood or metal, that supports the sails on a sailing vessel. Option 3 shows a picture of a sailing ship with a tall vertical spar, which represents a mast.

The correct word to fill in the blank is "sailor", with the first letter capitalized. This is because the sentence is referring to a person who works on a ship, which is commonly known as a sailor. The word "sailor" is repeated three times in the answer, with the second and third instances capitalized to match the original formatting of the options.

The correct answer is "No, I haven't." because the question is asking if the person has fed their cat yet, and this response indicates that they have not yet done so.

The correct answer is "Have you done." This is the correct form of the present perfect tense for the subject "you." The sentence is asking if the person has completed their math homework yet.

The statement is false because a barometer is a device used to measure atmospheric pressure, not to determine the time.

The given question is asking if the person has opened their presents yet. The repetition of the question in capital letters emphasizes the urgency or curiosity of the speaker.

The correct answer is "have already had." This is the correct form of the present perfect tense for the subject "they." The use of "have" indicates that the action of having the shower occurred at some point in the past, and the use of "already" suggests that it happened before now. "Had" is the past participle form of the verb "have."

The given correct answer is "I have already seen the new James Bond film., I HAVE ALREADY SEEN THE NEW JAMES BOND FILM." This answer is correct because it accurately reflects the sentence structure and word order of the given words. It also uses the correct verb tense ("have seen") and includes the necessary capitalization and punctuation.