Revision: Unit 3 and Unit 4 Holiday Homework (Tuesday; 2/11)

K: Know the messages in poems.

U: Understand the formulas of active and passive voices.

D: Convert from one voice to another.


Recap Links



The focus of this revision will be a poem and the grammar component in Unit 3 and the grammar component in Unit 4. Please refer to the links below to as a revision for each topic.

Extended Metaphors

Active and Passive Voices


Holiday Homework

There are 20 questions in Quizizz. Questions 1-5 focuses on extended metaphors and the context of a poem. Questions 6-20 focuses on active and passive voices. Some questions take around 3 minutes while some are at about 5 minutes.

Since your attempts will be recorded in Ms Farah's report, take this game seriously. Do not cheat and click on all the wrong answers to get the correct one as it will reflect on your Quizizz report.

You can attempt as many times and your objective is to get 100%. All the best!

6 Autumnus

6 Hiems

6 Ver

6 Aestas

This is due and discussed next Monday (8/11).

And most of all,



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