كويز تفاعلي: End of Term Exam Preparation - Based on the End of Term Exam Structure (2025-2026)

This exam review practice is designed for Grade 8 students preparing for the End of Term 3 exam.
It covers key vocabulary related to World Festivals and Great Expeditions, grammar focus on comparisons, past continuous, and present perfect passive, along with detailed reading comprehension tasks.
The Al Dhafra Festival
The Al Dhafra Festival is a famous national festival in the United Arab Emirates. It takes place every year in the Al Dhafra region and celebrates Emirati culture and traditions. Many people from different countries visit the festival to learn about local life and enjoy traditional activities.
One important part of the festival is the camel beauty competition. Camel owners bring their camels from many regions of the UAE and nearby countries. Judges carefully examine the camels and choose the most beautiful ones. Visitors can also watch horse races, falcon shows, and traditional dances during the festival.
The festival includes markets where people sell handmade clothes, perfumes, carpets, and local food. Families often spend the whole day there because there are activities for both children and adults. Some schools organize trips so students can learn more about Emirati heritage.
The Al Dhafra Festival also helps support tourism and local businesses. Many visitors stay in hotels and buy products from local shops. Today, the festival is one of the most important cultural events in the UAE and continues to attract thousands of visitors every year.

My Trip to Kenya
Last summer, my uncle invited me to join him on a trip to Kenya in Africa. It was my first time visiting the continent, and I felt both excited and nervous. We stayed near a large national park where many wild animals lived freely.
On the first morning, we woke up very early and travelled in a small jeep with a guide. During the journey, we saw elephants, giraffes, zebras, and even a lion resting under a tree. The guide explained how animals survive in the hot climate and why it is important to protect nature.
One afternoon, we visited a small village. The local people welcomed us warmly and showed us their traditional dances and clothes. I learned that many families work together to help visitors understand their culture and daily life.
Although the trip was sometimes tiring because of the long drives, it was also unforgettable. I took many photographs and wrote about my experiences in a travel blog after returning home. The journey taught me that travelling can help people learn about different cultures and respect the natural world.