Exam thematic guides





1st grade

Social - Sections II - III

England 250 years ago
Social classes
Industries in England
Streets in England
Clothes


Use of English - Sections IV - V

Present simple
Adverbs of frequency
Present continuous
Furniture
Have / has got






2nd grade

Physics - sections II - III

Data
Variables
Accurate, range, spread, precise.
Types of graphs


Literature - Sections IV - V

Parts of a plot
Plot lines
Context clues
Vocabulary
Compound subject and predicate






3rd grade

Social - sections II - III

Stone age
Bronze age
Iron age
Invation
New king


Use of English - scetions IV - V

Opposite words (prefixes)
Reading and use of English parts 2 and 6
Present perfect simple and continuous
Comparatives and superlatives.

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