English · 1st preparatory · First Term

Role Models

About this lesson

This unit focuses on role models and heroes, using examples such as Dr. Samira Moussa, Dr. Gamal Hemdan, Dr. Mohamed Ghoniem, and a story about children learning values. Students practice reading biographies, listening to interviews and blog posts, speaking about role models, and writing a biography of someone they admire. The unit emphasizes personal qualities like kindness, determination, courage, and community service, and encourages discussion about what makes a hero.

Main topics in this lesson

  • Role models and heroes
  • Personal qualities and leadership
  • Biographies of inspiring figures
  • Values such as responsibility, teamwork, respect, determination, courage, honesty
  • Community service and making a difference

Key terms and vocabulary

  • hero
  • role model
  • inspire
  • admire
  • brave
  • determined
  • caring
  • leader
  • community
  • achievement
  • dedication
  • overcome
  • challenges
  • respect
  • curiosity
  • teamwork
  • honesty
  • courage
  • kindness
  • scientist
  • geographer
  • doctor
  • treatment
  • medal
  • award
  • suffix
  • prefix
  • root word

Questions and answers on Role Models - practice and revision

Multiple choice questions on this lesson in English for 1st preparatory, First Term, with practice exercises for revision and exam preparation.

1

Dr. Gamal Hemdan was a geographer. He studied places and wrote about them. Which sentence is correct about him?

  • 1 He was a geographer.
  • 2 He were a geographer.
  • 3 He is a geographer yesterday.
  • 4 He am a geographer.
2

Ahmed helped his neighbours and cleaned the street with his friends. Which quality did Ahmed show?

  • 1 teamwork
  • 2 curiosity
  • 3 honesty
  • 4 courage
3

Dr. Samira Moussa was a scientist who worked hard to help people. Which word best describes her?

  • 1 determined
  • 2 lazy
  • 3 dishonest
  • 4 careless

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