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 LANGUAGE 1

Complete the following rules for plural nouns:

1-If a noun ends in “o” you add--------------------

2- If a noun ends in “o” and it is related to music

you add----
3- If a noun is abbreviated you add----------

4- If a noun ends in “oo” You add------------

 LANGUAGE 2

Sort these nouns under the correct group

Friendship - clouds – generosity – sadness – thief –
hope – knighthood - hero
 Common nouns Abstract nouns
 LANGUAGE 3

Turn these sentences into Passive Voice

1- Roald Dahl wrote Charlie and the Chocolate factory
in 1964.
2- My grandfather built this house in 1930.
3- Three thieves robbed the Central Bank last night.
 4- My mother watered the plants yesterday.
 LANGUAGE 4

Turn these sentences into Active Voice

Some cows were milked by Joe.

The injured man was taken to hospital by the

ambulance.
Long dresses were worn by women a long time ago.

The robber was arrested by the police yesterday.

 LANGUAGE 5
Fill each gap with “anything” or “nothing”
They couldn’t find_______________to eat.

There was ___________________they could do to stop

him.
We wouldn’t do _______________until John arrived.

There is ________________you can do to help me.

 VOCABULARY 1

Add a prefix to make a new word.

polite – capable – acceptable - advantage -

convenient - agree - responsible - luckily
 VOCABULARY 2
Antonyms
Low_________________

Narrow_______________

Down________________

Long_________________

Correct__________________

Easy____________________
 VOCABULARY 3
Put the right connectors in the following sentences.
Furthermore – although – so - unfortunately
1_____________she studied hard, she couldn’t pass her
English exam.
2- I was still in pain __________I went to see a doctor

3-He said he had not discussed the matter with

her___________ he had not even contacted her.
4- ____________________ I couldn’t pass my Maths exam.
 VOCABULARY 4
Give the right word for the following meanings.
1- The hard pointed or curved outer part of a bird’s mouth---------------

2- The soft thick mass of hair that grows on the body of some animals------

3- One of the sharp curved nails at the end of a toe of an animal or bird-------

4- Heavy wild animals with thick fur and sharp claws---------

5- A creature that is covered with feathers and has two wings and two legs------
 VOCABULARY 5

Provide synonyms of the following words

Die Rich
 LITERATURE 1

rovide four adjectives which describe Mr. Twit and

four that describe Mrs.Twit.
 LITERATURE 2

The Twits

Answer the following questions

Why did The Twits trap birds?

What did The Twits make the monkeys do?

 LITERATURE 3

The Twits

Explain the theme

 LITERATURE 4

The Magic Finger

Explain the theme
 LITERATURE 5

The Magic Finger

Answer the following questions

Why did the girl put the magic finger on the Greggs?

What did the Greggs promise the girl?

 SCIENCE 1

Survival Features. Polar and Sun Bears

Answer the following questions

Why do Polar bears have black skin?

Why do Sun bears have a long tongue?

 SCIENCE 2

The Structure of the Earth

Mention its layers and place them in the globe model.

 SCIENCE 3

atural Disasters

xplain what you did in order to recreate the effects of a

volcano
 SCIENCE 4

 Natural Disasters

 Explain what you did in order to recreate the effects of a

tornado
 SCIENCE 5

The Water cycle. Choose the right option.

Which of the following is the best definition of evaporation?

It is the process of changing from vapor to liquid.

It is the process of changing from liquid to vapor.

Which of the following is the best definition of condensation?

It is the process of changing from vapor to solid.

It is the process of changing from vapor to liquid.