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What does the term 'botanist' refer to?

  • Someone with a scientific interest in plants (correct)
  • A person interested in ancient artifacts
  • A person who collects stamps
  • An individual who studies fossils

Why is it suggested to use only the flowers you need?

  • To minimize costs
  • To avoid over-crowding in the garden
  • To ensure proper growth of the flowers
  • Because some flowers are rare (correct)

Which of the following items is NOT mentioned as necessary for starting a flower collection?

  • Notebook
  • Camera (correct)
  • Album or scrapbook
  • Magnifying glass

What does 'seldom' mean?

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Which is an example of an object pronoun?

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Which item is often collected alongside antiques?

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What type of pronoun is used to replace nouns in sentences?

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What is the primary reason stamp collecting was popular?

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Which possessive pronouns are used in the given sentence: 'The red bag is mine and the blue one is yours'?

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What is the correct Present Perfect tense form for the verb 'call' in the sentence: 'Kate ______ him ten times this morning'?

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Which sentence correctly uses the Past Perfect tense?

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Which of the following correctly represents the Future Perfect tense for the sentence: 'He ______ the exam by the end of this year'?

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What does the moral 'All that glitters is not gold' suggest in the context of the story of the foolish stag?

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How did the woodcutter react when he lost his axe?

<p>He began to weep. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did the fairy bring to the woodcutter first after he lost his axe?

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Which option best represents the sequence of events in the story of 'A Foolish Stag'?

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Flashcards

Present Perfect Tense

A grammatical tense used to describe an action that started in the past and continues into the present.

Past Perfect Tense

A grammatical tense used to describe an action that happened before another action in the past.

Future Perfect Tense

A grammatical tense used to describe an action that will be completed before a specific time in the future.

Possessive Pronoun

A type of pronoun that shows ownership or possession.

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Moral (of a story)

A literary device used to convey a moral lesson or message.

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Pronouns

A noun replacing words in a sentence. Subject pronouns are used as the subject of the sentence. Object pronouns are used after verbs and prepositions. Possessive pronouns describe ownership.

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What is Archeology?

The study of the past through material remains like artifacts and fossils.

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Who is a Botanist?

A person who studies plants, their classification, and their properties.

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What is a Profession?

A person's job or occupation, usually done for pay.

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What does 'Seldom' mean?

Rarely, not often. Something that happens infrequently.

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What is the 'Countryside'?

Rural areas, the countryside outside of cities and towns.

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What does 'Gummed' mean?

Covered in glue. Often used in reference to envelopes or stamps.

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What does 'Preserving' mean?

Protecting something from damage or decay. Storing something carefully.

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Study Notes

Monday's Dictation Words

  • Botanist: A specialist in plant life
  • Antiques: Old objects of historical interest.
  • Archaeology: The study of ancient societies through their remains.
  • Interesting: Describes something captivating.
  • Envelope: A paper container for letters.
  • Cabinet: A piece of furniture with drawers.
  • Enjoyable: Something pleasant to experience.

Wednesday's Vocabulary

  • Seldom: Rarely, not often
  • Countryside: Rural areas
  • Archaeology: The study of ancient past civilizations via remains
  • Preserving: Keeping something in good condition
  • Botanist: Someone knowledgeable about plants
  • Profession: Paid occupation

Wednesday's Sentence Construction

  • Influences: We are greatly influenced by our environment
  • Available: The doctor is not currently available
  • Obtained: A week later he obtained his leave
  • Countryside: We took a long drive through the open countryside.
  • Stamps: She affixed a stamp to the envelope

Wednesday's Question and Answer

  • What kind of things do people collect?: Stamps, shells, butterflies, hats, leaves, stones, matchbox covers, antiques, plates, costumes, cars, feathers, and many more

Thursday's Questions and Answers

  • Why was stamp collecting popular?: Stamps were easily obtained; most people had friends in distant places and wrote letters to them.
  • What are some things needed to start a collection?: Notebook, album or scrapbook, two pieces of hardboard, newspaper, magnifying glass, and some flowers.

Why More Flowers Than Needed?

  • One should not use more flowers than needed because some are rare, flowers make the environment beautiful, and provide nectar for bees.

Pronouns

  • Pronouns replace nouns
  • Subject pronoun examples: I, you, he, she, it, we, they
  • Object pronoun examples: me, you, him, her, it, us, them
  • Possessive pronouns, examples: mine, yours

Possessive Pronouns

  • The red bag is mine, the blue one is yours.

Perfect Tense

  • Present Perfect Tense: Used for past actions related to the present
  • Rule: Subject + has/have + verb
  • Past Perfect Tense: Used for past actions before another past action
  • Rule: Subject + had + past participle of the verb
  • Future Perfect Tense: Used for actions that will be completed before a specific time in the future
  • Rule: Subject + will + have + past participle

Stories

  • Foolish Stag: A stag was proud of his horns but foolish. He got caught by hounds when his horns became entangled in the bushes.
  • The Woodcutter and the Axe: A woodcutter lost his axe. A fairy brought a golden axe and then a silver axe asking if they were his. The woodcutter was honest and kept saying "no". The fairy rewarded him with all three axes.

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