To Revise for the exam, do the online workbook.
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password: st123456
Practice some of the listening exercises at the beginning of each "Listening and Speaking" unit.
Review the vocabulary as well as writing tasks in the "Reading and Writing" section.
Here is the Exam format:
There is an answer booklet so
‘write your answers on your answer booklet’
Listening: THREE (3)
sections
Each section will be only be played ONCE so full in the blanks or
take notes as you listen.
Read the directions; if a
fill in the blank questions says no more
than three (3) words for your answer and you write four (4) then you all be
marked wrong.
For listening parts 1 and 2, The answer does not come from your
mind. The correct answer is only the exact word or number that the speaker on
the recording states.
However, listening part 3 is a critical thinking question that is NOT written on the
question paper. You must listen carefully and answer from your own ideas.
Spelling will count.
Reading:
Two (2) sections
Reading 1 will be the
longer of the two:
There will be multiple
choice, true or false questions, and fill in the blank
questions.
For fill in the blank questions, there will be a
limit of either two or three words. Read the
directions, if it says no more than three (3) words and you
write four (4) then you all be marked wrong.
At the end of Reading 1,
there will be a critical
thinking question. The answer comes from your mind.
Reading 2 will be short.
There will either be
multiple choice, true or false questions, or fill in the blank
questions.
Grammar and vocabulary:
Grammar from unit 1: Comparing adjectives (taller than, more or less dangerous than, crazier than)
Grammar from unit 2: Adverbs of frequency (Always Often Usually Sometimes Never)
Grammar from unit 3: making suggestions (should)
Grammar from unit 4: collocations (Words commonly put together, For Example: Rush hour, free time)
Writing:
Read question prompt carefully. if there is a
rubric follow it. carefully.
The essay will be 150-200 words. We have
studied 4 essay types this term it will be one of these types but the subject to change. For example, a comparison contrast essay about transportation or a four and against essay about protecting endangered animals.
unit 1: Comparison Contrast
essay (we compared animals in class)
unit 2: Detailed description essay (we described an Emrati wedding in class)
unit 3: For or Against Essay (We wrote several school subject related essays inclass). if the question says “Discuss”
then it is a For or Against Essay.
unit 4: Problem Solution
essay (We wrote an essay solving atraffic congestion problem inclass)
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