MID SEMESTER

She usually ______ (go) to school by bus.

• goes

• go

• went

• going

Underline the verb of Present Tense!

"They are playing football in the field."

Arrange these words!

Dede - yesterday - bought - meatball - when - raining - was - it

Zahra is having a new beautiful bag from her mother

• a new beautiful

• bag

• zahra

• is having

Used Past Tense!

The man ......... (walk) in the dark last night.

• walking

• walkked

• walked

• wood

Complete the sentence with the correct adjective:

• This test is ______ (easy/difficult) than the last one.

Fill in the blank with the correct article (a/an/the):

• I saw ______ elephant at the zoo.

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

• He don’t like ice cream.

• He doesn’t likes ice cream.

• He doesn’t like ice cream.

• He don’t likes ice cream.

Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a beautiful golden bird. This bird was said to bring happiness and prosperity to anyone who could catch it. Many villagers tried to capture the bird, but it was always too quick and clever for them.

One day, a brave young man named Arjun decided to catch the golden bird. He set out early in the morning, armed with a net and a plan. After many hours of searching, he finally spotted the bird perched on a tree. Arjun quietly approached and threw his net, but the bird flew away at the last moment.

Determined not to give up, Arjun followed the bird deep into the forest. Along the way, he encountered various challenges, including a raging river and a steep mountain. With courage and cleverness, he overcame each obstacle.

Finally, he found the golden bird resting in a clearing. Instead of trying to capture it again, he spoke gently to the bird, telling it about his village and how much happiness it could bring to his people. The golden bird, touched by Arjun's sincerity, agreed to fly back with him to the village.

From that day on, the golden bird lived in the village, bringing joy and prosperity to everyone. Arjun became a hero, not just for capturing the bird, but for understanding the importance of kindness and respect for nature.

QUESTION

What lesson can we learn from the legend of the golden bird?

In your opinion, why do you think legends like this one are important in cultures?