1. Complete sentences with given words: Vocabulary usage (e.g., "brave," "danger," "duck"). 2. Word completion: Focus on spelling and word formation (e.g., "jungle," "wildlife"). 3. Fill in with own words: Application of general knowledge (e.g., "Earth," "hunting"). 4. Match phrases: Linking related ideas (e.g., "Take care" and "of the injured animals"). 5. Group by natural habitat: Categorization of animals (e.g., "bear," "wolf"). 6. Circle odd one out: Recognizing mismatched items (e.g., "hurt" in a list of positive actions). 7. Choose the correct answer: Grammar and sentence structure (e.g., article usage, country names). 8. Classify words: Grouping vocabulary into categories (e.g., "save" as a verb). 9. Answer comprehension questions: Reading comprehension with direct factual responses (e.g., "Maryam is talking to Mr. Razavi"). 10. Form correct word endings: Grammar and morphology (e.g., "brother" to "brothers"). 11. Read passage and answer questions: Understanding context (e.g., actions to protect endangered species). 12. Synonyms and vocabulary: Identifying word meanings (e.g., "extinct" for "die out").