Summit 1 Unit 2 Test -

Often a role-play where you complain to a partner (e.g., "The coffee is cold") and your partner responds appropriately.

The Summit 1 Unit 2 Test is not just an assessment—it is a milestone in your journey toward fluency. By mastering past modals and the subjunctive, and by expanding your vocabulary of polite complaint language, you are learning how to navigate real-world conflicts in English.

Remember: Complaining in a second language is hard. But with deliberate practice (and avoiding those common grammar traps), you will walk into that test confident and prepared.

Good luck on your Summit 1 Unit 2 test! Study smart, practice out loud, and review those past participles one more time before the exam.

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Here’s a draft for a Summit 1, Unit 2 Test based on typical content from the Summit 1 textbook (by Joan Saslow & Allen Ascher, Pearson). Unit 2 usually covers relationships, life events, gerunds/infinitives, and suggestions/offers.

You can adjust the vocabulary and grammar to match what you actually covered in class.

A. Match the word/phrase to its definition. (10 pts)

| Column A | Column B | |----------|----------| | 1. get along with | a. to end a romantic relationship | | 2. break up | b. to have a good relationship | | 3. settle down | c. to stop working due to age | | 4. look up to | d. to get married and live a stable life | | 5. retire | e. to admire someone | Often a role-play where you complain to a partner (e

Answers: 1.___ 2.___ 3.___ 4.___ 5.___

B. Complete the sentences with the correct word. (10 pts)

propose / get over / close friend / bond / compromise

  • Vocabulary (match):
  • Reading (short passage + questions):
  • Writing:

    • Choose the best response to complete each mini-dialogue. (10 pts) Did you find this guide helpful

    Rewrite the sentences to make a polite suggestion or offer. (10 pts)

    Task: Develop a Text

    Prompt: Write a composition about your best friend or a close family member. In your text, you should:

    Length: 75–100 words.