Royal College International School

Academic Year (2023-2024)

Term (1) – Quarter (1)
English Department
Grade (3)
Revision Sheet Final Exam
Lesson 1
A Fine, Fine School
Vocabulary Words
Word Meaning

1) principal (n.) the leader of a school

2) soared (v.) flew upward

3) strolled (v.) walked slowly

4) worried (adj.) thinking about something bad that may

happen

5) proud (adj.) pleased with yourself or with someone

else

6) announced (v.) made known

7) fine (adj.) very nice

8) certainly (adv.) surely

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Vocabulary Practice
A) Circle the best answers from the choices below:

1. What does the word strolled mean in the sentence below?

Ms. Suzan strolled through the hallways of our school.

a) ran b) stood c) walked slowly d) walked quickly

2. What does the word worried mean in the sentence below?

My mother was worried about the baby.
a) soared b) thinking about something bad that may happen c- pleased d- fly

3. What does the word proud mean in the sentence below?

Timmy is proud of his little sister’s writing.
a) teasing b) jealous c) angry about d) pleased with

4. What does the word certainly mean in the sentence below?

I will certainly clean up the house.
a) surely b) never c) somewhat d) sometimes

5. What does the word announced mean in the sentence below?

Ms. Emma announced that she will play in the volley game.

a) decided b) whispered c) told nobody d) told everybody

Write sentences using these two words:

Proud: __________________________________________________

Worried: _________________________________________________

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WEEKLY T EST S 1.2

Vocabulary

Answer Numbers 1 through 10. Choose the best answer for each question.

1 What does the word strolled mean in 3 What does the word proud mean in the
the sentence below? sentence below?
Mr. Yates strolled through the Timmy is proud of his little
hallways of our school. brother’s painting.

A ran A jealous
B stood B teasing
walked slowly angry about
walked quickly pleased with

2 What does the word worried mean in 4 What does the word certainly mean in
the sentence below? the sentence below?
Mother was worried about Aunt I certainly will clean up the house.
Sue.
F never
F angry
G often
G talking
somewhat
upset
surely
writing

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WEEKLY T EST S 1.3
Name Date

5 What does the word announced mean 7 What does the word paused mean in
in the sentence below? the sentence below?
Ms. Redler announced that she Arthur paused to look at the mapon the
wall before he left.
will play in the volleyball game.
A asked
A decided
B reached
B whispered
stopped
told nobody
tried
told everybody

6 What does the word soared mean in 8 What does the word scrubbed mean in
the sentence below? the sentence below?
The ball soared over the players’ heads Hector scrubbed the dirty potsafter
into the net. dinner.

F bounced F put away

G flew G moved around
moved placed in a pile
slid rubbed hard to clean

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 Spelling words
1. crop: I need to crop that picture. / The farmer planted a lot of crops.

2. plan: We work according to a plan.

3. thing: Name one thing you like the most.

4. smell: Can you smell the flower?

5. shut: Please shut the door.

6. sticky: My hand got sticky after using the glue.

7. spent: I spent all my money. / I spent my vacation in Spain.

8. lunch: Sam had lunch with his friends.

9. pumpkin: Pumpkins look scary when used in Halloween.

10. clock: We go to school at 8 o’clock.

11. gift: Suzan received a beautiful gift on her birthday.

12. class: The students have fun in class.

13. skip: I can skip the rope.

14. swing: Our swing is colorful.

15. hospital: My doctor works in that hospital.

16. hug: I always give my mother a hug.

17. fantastic: This new game is fantastic.

18. next: My friend lives next to me.

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 Subjects and Predicates
Every sentence has a complete subject and a complete predicate.
The complete subject tells who or what the sentence is about. The subject is a noun. It is the
name of a person, animal, place, or thing. The complete subject includes ALL the words in the
subject.
Ex: Susan and Sarah bough me a nice dress.
The trip was amazing.

The complete predicate tells what the subject is or does. It is the action that the subject does.
The complete predicate includes ALL the words in the predicate.
Ex: The great teacher likes students.
My little brother is playing on the swings.

A) Look at the sentences below. Tell whether the underlined part of the sentence is the
complete subject, complete predicate, or neither:
1. The horse ran in the field.

a) subject b) predicate c) neither

2. The people in the house are having a party.

a) subject b) predicate c) neither

3. Mom asked me to go to the store.

a) subject b) predicate c) neither

4. The president spoke to the Egyptian people.

a) subject b) predicate c) neither

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5. Jose rode her bike to school.

a) subject b) predicate c) neither

6. I like watching movies.

a) subject b) predicate c) neither

B) Underline the COMPLETE PREDICATE:

1. The students of Holland Park School watched the presentation in the class.

2. Jamie’s mother drove her to the doctor.

3. Holy’s brother bought a new car.

4. The girls missed their friend.

5. The little gray mouse ate cheese.

C) Match the subject with the suitable predicate:

1. The baby ( ) visits me every Friday.

2. The airport ( ) is sleeping in his tiny bed.

3. My cousin Alex ( ) has a lot of huge planes.

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Spelling Words

1) spoke: The teacher spoke gently to us.

2) mile: I can run for a mile.

3) save: Sandy will save her money to go to the park.

4) excuse: You need to take an excuse for being late.

5) cone: I ate my ice-cream cone.

6) invite: They invite their friends to the party.

7) cube: I know the difference between a cube and a triangle.

8) price: The price of the T-shirt is written on the label.

9) erase: Our teacher will erase the board when we finish writing.

10) ripe: The farmer will collect all the ripe fruits.

11) broke: The boys broke the window.

12) flame: The candle made a glowing flame.

13) life: I live a good life.

14) rule: You should follow the rule.

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 Kinds of Sentences
There are 4 kinds of sentences:( statement – question – command – exclamation ).
They all have to start with a capital letter.
A statement is a sentence that tells something. It ends with a period ( . ). It is also called
a declarative sentence.
Ex: I go to the club every Thursday.
A question is a sentence that asks something. It ends with a question mark ( ? ). It is also called
an interrogative sentence.
Ex: Where are you going?
A command is a sentence that tells someone to do something. It ends with a period ( . ). It
is also called an imperative sentence.
Ex: Shut the door.
An exclamation is a sentence that shows strong feelings. It ends with an exclamation mark ( ! ).
It is also called an exclamatory sentence.
Ex. Wow! We won the match.

A) Read the sentences. Write if it is a STATEMENT or a QUESTION:

1. How old are you? ______________
2. I love pizza. _______________
3. My grandparents watch T.V on the sofa. _____________
4. Twenty-five girls got the full mark. _____________
5. What is your favorite animal? ________________

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 B) Read each sentence. Write if it is a COMMAND or an EXCLAMATION:
1. Please give me those books over there. _________________
2. What an amazing place! __________________
3. I had a fantastic time! ________________
4. Stand up. _______________
5. Come and play with me. __________________

C) Write the sentences correctly:

1. be careful

___________________________________________

2. I have a very big family

___________________________________________

3. How old are you

____________________________________________

4. The rainbow looks beautiful

____________________________________________

5. Don’t run in the hallways

____________________________________________

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 Lesson 2
Target Vocabulary

trial a meeting in court to decide if someone has broken the law

jury the group of people who make a decision in a trial

convinced made someone believe or agree to something

guilty having done something wrong

pointed used a finger to show where something was

honest truthful

murmur the sound of people speaking softly

stand the place where a witness sits in a trial while being questioned

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Spelling Words

BASIC WORDS

1. lay You can lay the book on your desk.

2. real* That apple isn’t real; it’s fake!

3. trail Stay on the trail when you hike.

4. sweet Flowers have a sweet scent.

5. today You are at school today.

6. dream The alarm woke me from my good dream.

7. seem* You seem happy today.

8. tea* Do you like iced tea?

9. treat Mom gave us a nice treat.

10. afraid Susan is afraid of spiders.
11. leave I have to leave right now.

12. bait Use bait to catch the fish.

13. screen The screen keeps bugs out.

14. speed Planes move at high speed.

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 Descriptive Writing Example
Describing a person

Exercise: Fill in the gaps to complete the following

paragraph
(tall-slim-curly hair-round face-casual clothes-
basketball and tennis-optimistic)

My best friend Lara is a quite special person. She is

a twenty-year-old girl who studies Biology at the
University of Fes. She is a ________ and
_______ girl who has got black __________ and
brown eyes. She also has a __________ on which
the charming smile is usually drawn. Lara
wears ___________ like jeans and t-shirts. Lara
loves playing all kinds of sports, such as
______________, and she is very good at
them. Besides, Lara is a friendly, ____________,
and reliable person. All these positive
characteristics made people love Lara from the first
time they meet her.

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