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    This document provides a student guide for a mid-term English exam for 5th grade. It includes: 1) A vocabulary review with 5 words from two reading passages: endure, ponder, commotion, commenced, strapping. 2) Details about a literature section focusing on the historical fiction story "Keeping Mr. John Holton Alive" including a plot summary, main character, and theme. 3) An overview of grammar review sections including adjectives, comparative and superlative adjectives, and spelling words with prefixes like anti-, mid-, and trans-.

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    Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Ministry of Education

    STEM American Diploma GS- 2021\2022

    Term 3
    1

    English Review File

    The student’s guide for the Mid-Trem


    Exam
    3rd Semester

    Grade 5
    Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Ministry of
    Education

    STEM American Diploma GS- 2021\2022


    2
    Term 2

    Index:
    Vocabulary: Keeping Mr. John Holton Alive: endure, ponder, commotion, commenced, strapping.
    Planting the Seeds of Freedom: suspicious , resembled, stalked, relaying, solemnly.

    Literature: 1- V2.U4.L1 (Historical Fiction/ Keeping Mr. John Holton Alive) pages 212-231

    Reading comprehension test requires the knowledge of the literary elements of the historical fiction pages 249+ 215

    Grammar:
    1- Adjectives page 240
    2- Comparative and superlative adjectives page 278
    3- Spelling: Words with anti- , mid- , trans- . page 277
    Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Ministry of Education

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    STEM American Diploma GS- 2021\2022

    Term 2
    KEEPING MR. JOHN HOLTON ALIVE

    V2.U4.LESSON1 HISTORICAL FICTION

    VOCABULARY WORDS
    ENDURE (VERB)
    suffer (something painful
    or difficult) patiently.
    PONDER (VERB)
    THINK ABOUT (SOMETHING) CAREFULLY, ESPECIALLY
    BEFORE MAKING A DECISION OR REACHING A CONCLUSION.
    COMMOTION
    NOUN

    a state of confused and


    noisy disturbance.

    • Disorder
    • civil insurrection.
    •"damage caused by civil commotion“
    •Revolution
    Commenced
    Noun

    "his design team commenced work"


    Similar:
    begin
    start
    Strapping
    Noun
    Adjective

    adjective: strapping
    (especially of a young person) big and strong.
    “they had three strapping sons"
    Similar: big strong well built
    noun: strapping
    1.adhesive plaster for binding injured parts of the body.
    strips of leather or pliable metal used to hold, strengthen, or
    fasten something.

    .
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    STEM American Diploma GS- 2021\2022

    Term 2
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    Term 2

    Keeping Mr. John Holton Alive

    Genre = The Type of work or kind of literature.


    Historical Fiction
    Historical fiction tells about events and people from the past. It includes:
    Settings that describe a time and place in the past
    Characters that seem realistic for the setting
    Plots that make sense in the setting

    . Who is the main character in the story? Elijah


    . What is Mr. Leroy’s job? Carving wood
    . What are some character traits that describe the main character? brave, intelligent, determined
    . The theme of the story is……...
    Liberty and freedom
    12
    13

    1- Adjectives
    2- Comparative and Superlative
    Adjectives
    Adjective
    s
    What are adjectives?
    They are describing words/ modify nouns or pronouns

    It was a horrible Martha forgot her


    night. school bag.

    What Kind How much Which one

    I have eaten ten


    donuts.
    Types of Adjectives

    Descriptive Predicate Noun as an Adjective

    Comes before the Comes after a linking Comes before the


    noun verb
    noun

    I love the My dress Marry


    Sunny looks wanted her
    weather charming. hair brush.
    17
    Types of Adjectives
    18
    19
    20
    21
    22
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    spelling words on page 277

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