END OF TERM– TERM 3 REVISION
END OF TERM EXAM
(JUNE 18, 2025)
WEDNESDAY
VOCABULARY
VOCABULARY
VOCABULARY
VOCABULARY
VOCABULARY WORKSHEET
tossed
husks
propellers
generations
grain
crouch
inquisitive
snuffling
harbours
rarest
brink
VOCABULARY WORKSHEET
To stoop or bend slow
most unusual, not found very often
at all
curious
wheat or other farmed cereal
Places on the coast where ships stop
not existing anymore
a mechanical device that causes
a ship or aircraft to move
VOCABULARY WORKSHEET Possible answers
The farmer harvested the corn, and the husks were used for compost.
Although the lessons learned from past generations can be
valuable, it is up to each new generation to make its own choices.
The ball was tossed, and it landed in the basket.
Because the economy was teetering on the brink of collapse,
the government implemented new policies.
Because of habitat destruction, several species are now facing
the threat of extinction.
The man was scared, but he didn’t crouch.
You can choose to eat brown rice, or you can opt for whole wheat
grain in your meal.
Because he was snuffling around the bush, the dog suddenly
stopped.
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CONNECTIVES:
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Although
despite
whereas
On the other hand
but
However
inspite of
although
inspite of
whereas
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Possible answers
I studied hard for the exam because I failed
the previous one.
Jack walked to school instead of riding a
bicycle.
Grammar – CONNECTIVES WORKSHEET
so
because
but
or
yet
and
however
unless
until
Although
Grammar – CONNECTIVES WORKSHEET
We are moving soon, so we will not attend the party.
Mary loves to dance, and she enjoys singing.
He didn’t go to the party, yet he still sent the birthday celebrant a present.
Mohammed did not come to school, because he was sick.
I hurt my ankle, therefore I did not go to the hike.
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MAIN AND SUBORDINATE
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Main clause
Subordinate clause
Subordinate clause
Subordinate clause
Main clause
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Possible answers
he had a leg injury.
you will find this tour guide.
he will succeed in his life.
it will be easy for you to come out a difficult situation.
we should turn off the classroom lights.
we can sit by the seashore.
settle down in a dining area.
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Main clause
Subordinate clause
Subordinate clause
Subordinate clause
Main clause
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Main clause
Main clause
Main clause
Subordinate clause
Subordinate clause
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Subordinate clause
Subordinate clause
Main clause
Subordinate clause
Subordinate clause
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Possible
answers
We can either eat spaghetti for dinner, or we can eat at the local
pizza place.
They had a lot of money, for they had inherited millions from their
grandparents.
Because they got stuck in traffic, they arrived late.
She is studying hard so that she can pass the exam.
Although it was raining, we went to the beach.