Guidelinesmidterm - IEP2024 2
Guidelinesmidterm - IEP2024 2
1.VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT
Example:
A. Complete the sentences by choosing the appropriate vocabulary word learned from the different
reading texts in the class.
1. Let’s take it slowly. It will take time for someone to ____________ to a new place surrounded by
strangers.
a. let go of b. adjust c. participate
d. pursue e. capture
2. When things become ____________, some people just give up and walk away.
a. non-profit b. beneficial c. unexpected
d. decreasing e. complicated
3. Some successful people ____________ low-key despite their fame, power and wealth.
a. take the pressure off b. focus on c. undertake
d. remain e. savor
B. Choose the letter of the best answer that corresponds to the meaning of the underlined word.
1. The dog was in training to sniff out illegal drugs. What body organ/s do humans use to sniff?
a. ears b. eyes c. nose
d. fingers e. mouth
3. My extended family usually gets together at holidays. The choices below are considered extended
family members EXCEPT for which?
a. great grandparents b. nanny c. second cousins
d. in-laws e. aunts and uncles
2. SHORT PASSAGE READING COMPREHENSION (12 MARKS)
Read each passage carefully and answer the questions that follow. Choose the letter of the correct
answer.
Example:
Animal behavior is an incredibly complex and varied field that studies how animals interact
with their environment. It looks at how animals think, act, and respond to different stimuli, as
well as how they communicate with one another and other species. The study of animal
behavior is incredibly important for understanding the behavior of both wild and domestic
animals, as well as how to protect them from harm.
Gender roles in modern society are constantly evolving and changing. In many places, there is
greater acceptance of diverse genders, roles, and lifestyles. People are increasingly recognizing
that gender isn't binary, and that different people have different experiences, needs, and
perspectives. Many societal norms are being challenged, and people are more free to explore
their gender identity and roles in ways that feel authentic to them.
When my children were young and wanted to play in the AYSO soccer league, I decided to train to
be a referee. I took all the required classes, studied hard, and passed the written certification exam.
At my first match, dressed in my uniform, I strode into the middle of the field with the players all
gathered around—and suddenly realized I couldn’t recall how to start the game.
I’m sure you’ve had a similar experience, say, thinking you were well prepared for an exam of some
kind only to have your mind go blank during the test. These surprises reflect the important
distinction between learning and performance: We can know how to do something in one context,
then have difficulty later in a different environment.