Grammar 1 – Making Connections
Grammar 2 – Time to Celebrate
Vocabulary – Both Units
Reading
Speaking & Writing
100

Complete the sentence: Yesterday, I ___ (go) to school.

went

100

Choose the correct preposition: We celebrate New Year's Day (in / on / at) 1 January.

on

100

What do you say when you meet someone for the first time?

Hello! Nice to meet you.

100

What is a greeting?

Words or actions used when meeting someone.

100

Greet your teacher politely and ask how they are.

Good morning! How are you today?

200

Your friend has a headache. Give advice using should or shouldn't.

You should rest. / You shouldn't watch too much TV.

200

Make a compound adjective: a boy who is ten years old.

a ten-year-old boy

200

What do we call your mother's or father's brother?

Uncle

200

Why is it important to learn about gift-giving customs before visiting another country?

Because different cultures have different customs, and understanding them helps us show respect.


200

Your friend wants to buy a gift for a parent. Make a suggestion using should.

You should buy some flowers / make a card / choose something personal.

300

Choose the correct form: This is my (sister's / sisters') bag. I have one sister.

sister's

300

Complete using who: My uncle, ___ lives in London, is a doctor.

who

300

What is an ancestor?

A family member who lived a long time before you, such as a great-grandparent.

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300

What can a family tree tell us about a person's ancestry?

It shows family relationships and information about earlier generations.

300

Describe one family member using three adjectives.

Example: My sister is kind, friendly and hardworking.

400

Combine the sentences using who: This is the boy. He won the competition.

This is the boy who won the competition.

400

Choose: The festival was (excited / exciting).

exciting

400

What is the difference between a gift and a custom?

A gift is something you give someone; a custom is a traditional way of doing something.

400

What is a coming-of-age ceremony?

A ceremony or tradition that marks a person's transition from childhood toward adulthood.

400

Describe a festival in three sentences. Say when it takes place, what people do and why it is special.

Example: Nauryz is celebrated in March. People visit relatives and enjoy traditional food. It celebrates spring and renewal.

500

Complete using the Present Perfect: She ___ (never / visit) London.

She has never visited London.

500

Correct both mistakes: My twelve-years-old brother was boring during the festival.

My twelve-year-old brother was bored during the festival.

500

Name five important stages or events in a person's life.

for example, Birth, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, marriage, retirement, etc.

500

On what date is April Fools' Day celebrated? What do people often do?

1 April. People play jokes or harmless tricks.

500

Imagine you are visiting a country where people have different greeting customs. How would you greet people respectfully, and what advice would you give a friend visiting that country? Use should, shouldn't, and because in your answer.

Sample Answer: In Japan, people often bow when they greet each other. You should bow politely because it shows respect. You shouldn't hug someone you have just met unless they are comfortable with it.

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