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ADVANCED GENERATIONS SCHOOLS Review Pack Subject: English Grade: 3 TERM 2 English Paper 1 Section A Reading Comprehension 10 Section B Grammar, vocabulary and punctuation 10 Section C Writing 10 TOTAL FOR PAPER 1 30 Cambridge Curriculum LEARNING OUTCOMES: Covered by this exam Learning outcomes Study Reference Reading Comprehension To be able to read and understand a fiction text. Hodders Learners Book page 98-101 Oxford International Book page 102-107, 56-51 Hodder’s Workbook page 56 To be able to identify relevant information to answer specific questions. Hodders Learners Book page 98-101 Writing To be able to write a historical fiction story. Hodder’s Learners Book Unit 2C To be able to plan to write a story using the story planning hill. Hodder’s Learners Book page 25 Paragraphs are used Good use of vocabulary that is appropriate to the text type Hodder’s Learners Book page 26-27 Weekly Spelling Grammatically correct sentences, use of capital letters and full stops Hodder’s Learners Book page 36-37 Grammar, vocabulary and punctuation Rule boxes (stars) To be able to identify nouns, verbs, and adjectives. Oxford International English Book page 17-18 Hodder’s Learners Book page 120 Hodder’s Workbook page 36, 16 Grammar Rules page 19, 40 To be able to identify adverbs. Hodder’s Learners Book page 76-77 Grammar Rules page 36-37 To be able to identify pronouns. Oxford International English Book page 110-111 Grammar Rules page 34-35, To be able to identify prepositions. To correct sentences using appropriate punctuation. To identify the actual words spoken in direct speech. High frequency and familiar spelling words spelt correctly Grammar Rules page 46-47 Hodder’s Learners Book page 40 Oxford International English Book page 19 Emily is not like other spiderlings. She finds out how different she is on the day of the Spider Sports. First, all the spiderlings were lined up at the end of the room, and they had to race across the carpet to the other end. Emily won easily. Then they had to race up the wall of the room. Emily won easily. Then they had to race down the wall. Emily won easily. Last of all was the upside-down eight-legged race, right across the ceiling. Yes, you’ve guessed, Emily won easily. ‘Amazing!’ said all the grown-up spiders. ‘Well done, Emily!’ But the spiderlings weren’t too happy. Emily was asked to appear in front of the Spider Sports Committee to receive her prize, four neatly parceled little flies. ‘Congratulations, Emily’ said the chairperson of the Sports Committee. ‘You have won all four eight-legged races. Why is that, do you think?’ ‘If you please said Emily (for she was by nature a polite spiderlings), ‘it’s because I ran the fastest.’ ‘Ah!’ said a very old grown-up spider. ‘But why did you run the fastest?’ Emily scratched her head with her two front legs. ‘I don’t really know,’ she said modestly. ‘I suppose I just legged it quicker than they did.’ ‘Legged it?’ said the very old grown up spider. ‘Legged it?’ said all the other grown up spiders. And they all looked very carefully at Emily’s legs. They weren’t any different from the legs of all the other spiderlings. They were no longer. They were no stronger. They were no hairier. But suddenly they all saw that, though Emily was scratching her head with her two front legs, yet she was still standing on eight legs. Emily had ten legs! Reading Example SECTION A: READING COMPREHENSION Total for this section = 10 Spend 30 minutes on this section Use the story “Emily’s Legs to answer the following questions. Circle the correct answer. 1) How many races did Emily win? a) 3 b) 6 c) 4 d) 2 2) What was the last competition of the Spider Sports? a) a race across the carpet b) an upside-down eight-legged race c) a race DOWN the wall d) a race UP the wall 3) What was the prize for winning all the races? a) 1 Million Dollars b) Trophy c) 60 Inch Flat Screen TV d) 4 Little Flies 4) The word “spiderlings” mean? a) male spider b) female spider c) young spider d) grown-up spider Circle True or False for each statement. Before Spider Sports, everyone already knew that Emily had 2 extra legs. True/ False Emily was congratulated by the chairperson of the Drama Committee. True/ False The spiderlings were very happy when Emily won. True/ False Emily won all 4 races easily. True/ False Lots of people are frightened of spiders. Write about what you are frightened of. Include why you are frightened in your answer. ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ ________________________________ Writing Example Grammar, vocabulary and punctuation SECTION A: Grammar, vocabulary and punctuation Total for this section = 10 Spend 30 minutes on this section Edit the sentences below. Cross out misspelled words, capitalizing mistakes and punctuation mistakes. Write the corrected words and punctuation marks above the mistakes. On saturday, Amy and her freinds went on a trip to Dubai to visit Burj Khalifa. please finish cleaning your room said Hassan’s mother. Noun A noun is a person place or thing. The bus stopped suddenly. Underline the noun(s) in the following sentence. Verb Verbs are action words. My aunt and uncle moved to Texas. Underline the verb in the following sentence. We saw many animals at the zoo. I don’t like to swim in the ocean. Pronoun Pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun. She is playing with Janet’s new guitar. It came from Spain. Underline the pronoun(s) in the following sentence. Adverb Adverbs give us more information about a verb, explaining how, when, where or why an action is taking place. Amy quickly ran back to class after her lunch break. Underline the adverb in the following sentence. I told him that your house is for sale. She usually studies at late at night. Preposition Prepositions are usually in front of nouns or pronouns and they show the relationship between the noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence. The man is sitting by the table. Underline the preposition in the following sentence. Janet left her iPad on her desk. Adjectives Adjectives are words we use to describe other words. Emily bought the biggest toy in the shop. Underline the adjective in the following sentence The black kitten was playing with the small red ball. Writing Example SECTION C: WRITING Total for this section = 10 Spend 30 minutes on this section Write your own historical fiction story You need to include: Title Paragraphs Beginning – introduce character and setting Build up – events that led up to the problem Climax – what is the problem in the story Resolution – events leading to the ending The end - the problem is resolved and the story ends Remember Paragraphs Capital letters and full stop You may use one of the following titles for your story to help you or you can create your own. China’s Great Wall Lost in a Pyramid A Dinosaur Tale The Smartest Caveman PLANNING Spend up to 5 minutes making notes using the story planning hill to plan your writing. Using the story planning hill template, plan your own historical fiction story. Climax / conflict Build up Beginning Resolution The end Purpose and audience [6] Punctuation [2] Text structure [5] Spelling [2] Sentence structure [5] Write your text here _________________________________________