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MDG4 English-A World Without Rules
MDG4 English-A World Without Rules
Ministry of Education
Schools of Retaal International Academy
School Year ________ :Day
Student Name: _______________ Subject: English
2023/2024
Grade / Section: 4 /
Topic: RWC U4/G1 ________ :Date
) A World Without Rules (
Second Semester
:CCSS
RL.4.1 Refer to details and examples in a text when explaining what the text says explicitly
and when drawing inferences from the text.
L.4.4b Use common, grade-appropriate Greek and Latin affixes and roots as clues to the
meaning of a word
Narrative Nonfiction:
•Has a logical text structure such as cause and effect
• Is nonfiction and written as a story
• May express the author’s opinion
• May include text features such as headings and pronunciations
“A World without Rules” (Summary): p.100-103
Living in a world without rules may initially seem liberating, allowing for unconventional
choices like having cookies for breakfast. However, the absence of regulations leads to
chaos, with unsafe streets, neglected playgrounds, and environmental degradation.
Everyday activities, from enjoying the beach to playing sports, become risky without
essential services. The text emphasizes the importance of government, democracy, and
laws in maintaining order, safety, and fairness, ultimately highlighting the crucial role they
play in shaping a stable and secure society.
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2- What things are missing in the streets if the community did not have rules?
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Vocabulary: p.104-105
1
Word meaning
Amendments are formal changes made according to official
procedures.
commitment is a sense of obligation toward something.
compromise To compromise means “to reach agreement by
having each side give up some of its demands.”
democracy is a government that is run by the people who live
under it.
Eventually It means “in the end” or “finally.”
Legislation It means “laws that are made or passed.”
Privilege is a special right or benefit held by a certain group
of people.
Version is an account given in a particular way.
Latin Roots: p.105
dent = tooth
Example: dentist
person who works with teeth
port = carry
The End