Passive Threads 🕰️ (Grammar)
Ties that don't pollute 🍃(Vocabulary)
Long and Short Echoes🙊(Phonetics)
Knots and twists👓(Spelling)
Weave the message📖(Writing)
100
Identify the voice: “The cake was baked by Sara.”
Passive voice
100
What word describes clothes made quickly and cheaply?
Fast fashion
100
Which word has a short vowel? “Bit” or “Bite”?
Bit
100
Which is correct: “believe” or “beleive”?
Believe
100
What is the purpose of a report?
To inform or present findings clearly.
200
Change to active voice: “The book was read by the student.”
The student read the book.
200
What do we call material that can be used again?
Reusable
200
Say the long vowel sound in “cake”. What sound does the “a” make?
/eɪ/ (like the letter A)
200
Fill in the blank: “Don’t ___ the rules.” (brake/break)
Break
200
Who usually reads a report?
A teacher, manager, or specific audience needing information.
300
Change to passive voice: “They clean the beach every weekend.”
The beach is cleaned every weekend.
300
A place where waste is buried underground is called a…?
Landfill
300
Choose the word with a long vowel: “mad” or “made”?
Made
300
Which word is spelled correctly? “Receive” or “Recieve”?
Receive
300
What 3 parts should a report include?
Introduction, main body, conclusion
400
What is the subject in this passive sentence: “The trees were planted by volunteers”?
Volunteers (agent); The trees (grammatical subject)
400
What term means protecting natural resources?
Conservation
400
True or false: “hop” and “hope” have the same vowel sound.
False
400
Choose the correct form: “He will ___ the letter today.” (mail/male)
400
What kind of language should a report use?
Formal and objective
500
Rewrite in passive: “The company will publish a new campaign.”
A new campaign will be published by the company.
500
Name two actions that support sustainability.
Recycling, reducing waste, reusing items, buying eco-friendly products (any two)
500
Explain the difference in vowel sounds between “sit” and “site”.
“Sit” has a short /ɪ/ sound; “site” has a long /aɪ/ sound.
500
Spell a word with "ai" that means “painful” or “hard to bear”.
Example: Pain
500
Rewrite this informal sentence for a report: “We had a great time cleaning the beach!”
The beach clean-up event was productive and successful.