Grade 9 English Mid-Term Review: Vocabulary & Language Focus

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Vocabulary flashcards covering key terms, phrasal verbs, idioms, and word forms from the Grade 9 mid-term English revision materials.

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Handicrafts

Objects made skillfully by hand, including pottery, textiles, and wooden carvings.

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To-do list

A tool that helps students keep track of homework, tests, and club meetings.

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Keep law and order

To maintain public peace and legal regulation within a community, often carried out by police officers collaborating with residents.

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Run out of

A phrasal verb meaning to completely use up the supply of something so that none remains.

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Green belts

Open areas of vegetation, such as tree-lined avenues and public parks, maintained by urban authorities to support physical and mental well-being.

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Cut down on

A phrasal verb meaning to reduce the consumption or quantity of something, such as caffeine, junk food, noise pollution, or private vehicles.

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Liveable

Providing conditions suitable, pleasant, and healthy for people to live in, often enhanced by public amenities and green spaces.

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Awareness

Knowledge and understanding of an issue, such as environmental protection promoted through community and school campaigns.

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Deal with

A phrasal verb meaning to take action to resolve a problem or handle difficult situations like emotional stress and urban challenges.

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Preserve

To maintain and protect historical sites or cultural artifacts, such as old temples, so future generations can enjoy them.

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Check-up

A thorough medical examination conducted by a healthcare professional to assess overall health.

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Suburban

Relating to an outlying residential district situated away from the crowded, noisy city center.

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Congested

Overcrowded or blocked with traffic, such as roads heavily filled with cars and motorbikes.

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Prioritize

To arrange or organize tasks in order of importance so that the most critical items are handled first.

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Time management

The practice of organizing and planning how to divide time between study and activities effectively to reduce stress.

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Traditional craft village

A community renowned for producing artisanal handmade goods over generations, such as the Bat Trang pottery village in northern Viet Nam.

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Come down with

A phrasal verb meaning to catch or fall sick with an illness, such as a cold.

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Give up

A phrasal verb meaning to cease or quit doing, using, or consuming something, such as unhealthy fast food.

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Get on well with

A phrasal verb meaning to have a harmonious and friendly relationship with others.

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Let down

A phrasal verb meaning to disappoint or fail to meet the expectations of parents, teachers, or oneself.

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Obesity

A medical condition involving excess body fat, which teenagers face an increased risk of developing if they eat a lot of junk food.

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Exhaustion

A state of severe physical or mental fatigue caused by taking on too many tasks and struggling to balance homework, exercise, and social life.