What does noun mean? What are the 05 examples of noun phrases? What are the required outcomes regarding reading skills for students in Vietnam?

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What does noun mean? What are the 05 examples of noun phrases? What are the required outcomes regarding reading skills for students under the General Education Program in Literature in Vietnam?

What does noun mean? What are the 05 examples of noun phrases?

7th-grade students can refer to the following information on nouns and 05 examples of noun phrases:

What does noun mean? What are the 05 examples of noun phrases?

A noun is a word used to name people, objects, phenomena, concepts... We use nouns to specify the object we are discussing in communication.

*Types of nouns:

Proper nouns: Indicate specific names of people, objects, places... (e.g., Hanoi, Nguyen Trai, Hong River)

Common nouns: Refer to common types of people, objects, phenomena... (e.g., student, book, rain)

Abstract nouns: Indicate abstract concepts not perceived by the naked eye (e.g., love, happiness, freedom)

Unit nouns: Indicate units of measurement, calculation (e.g., kilogram, meter, liter)

*What is a noun phrase?

A noun phrase is a group of words with a complete meaning, where the central word is a noun. Noun phrases typically act as the subject or predicate in a sentence.

*5 Examples of noun phrases:

A good book: In this phrase, "book" is the central noun, with other words modifying its meaning.

- The intelligent boy: "Boy" is the central noun, with "the" and "intelligent" modifying it.

- The red roses: "Roses" is the central noun, with "the," "red" modifying it.

- An old briefcase: "Briefcase" is the central noun, with "an" and "old" modifying it.

- The yellow house: "House" is the central noun, with "the" and "yellow" modifying it.

Note: Noun phrases can be very short or very long, depending on the purpose of use.

Example of a long noun phrase: "The pristine white shirt my mother bought me on my birthday."

*Note: Information is for reference only./.

What is a noun? Provide 5 examples of noun phrases. What are the required reading skills?

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What are the required outcomes regarding reading skills for students in Vietnam under the General Education Program in Literature?

Under Section 5 of the General Education Program in Literature issued with Circular 32/2018/TT-BGDDT, the required outcomes regarding reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills for students according to the General Education Program in Literature are as follows:

(1) Required outcomes regarding reading skills

- Reading techniques: include requirements for reading posture, skills in reading aloud, silent reading, skimming, note-taking while reading, etc.

- Reading comprehension: the reading subject includes literary texts, argumentative texts, informational texts. Reading comprehension for each text type and genre generally requires achieving:

+ Understanding the content of the text expressed through details, topics, themes, ideas, messages, etc.;

+ Understanding the form through the characteristics of each text type and genre, the components of each text type and genre (story, plot, narrative, character, space, time, narrator, perspective, rhyme, rhythm, reasoning, evidence, etc.), expressive language, etc.;

+ Relating, comparing texts, connecting texts with historical, cultural, social contexts, connecting texts with the reader's personal experiences; comprehending multi-modal texts, etc.;

+ Extensive reading, memorizing selected literary passages, texts.

(2) Required outcomes regarding writing skills

- Writing techniques: include requirements for writing posture, skills in handwriting and spelling, document presentation skills, etc.

- Writing sentences, paragraphs, texts: include requirements for the process of creating texts and practical writing according to the characteristics of text types.

(3) Required outcomes regarding speaking and listening skills

- Speaking skills: include requirements for volume, speed, continuity, articulation, presentation, attitude, integration of gestures, postures, and supporting materials when speaking, etc.

- Listening skills: include requirements for listening methods, note-taking, questioning and answering, attitude, integration of gestures, postures when listening, listening through technical means, etc.

- Interactive speaking and listening skills: include requirements for attitude, respect for conversational principles, and rules in discussions, interviews, etc.

What stories and novels may be used in the 7th-grade Literature curriculum in Vietnam?

Under Section 9 of the Appendix in the General Education Program in Literature issued with Circular 32/2018/TT-BGDDT, the following stories and novels may be used in the 7th-grade Literature curriculum in Vietnam:

6TH AND 7TH GRADE

Stories, Novels

- The Last Lesson (A. Daudet)

- Green Lotus Bud (Son Tung)

- My Sister's Painting (Ta Duy Anh)

- The Little Match Girl (H. Andersen)

- The Southern Forest Land (Doan Gioi)

- The Adventures of De Men (To Hoai)

- Unforeseen Events (Nguyen Nhat Anh)

- The Frog in the Well (Vietnamese Fable)

- The Flag with Six Golden Words (Nguyen Huy Tuong)

- Hanging a Sign (Vietnamese Folk Tale)

- The Fisherman and the Goldfish (A. Pushkin)

- Saint Giong (Vietnamese Legend)

- Thach Sanh (Vietnamese Folktale)

- ...

Poetry, Folk Songs, Proverbs

- Folk songs about love, family emotions

- Night Scene (Ho Chi Minh)

- Poem about the Squad without Glasses (Pham Tien Duat)

- Teachings for a Child (Tran Nhuan Minh)

- The Journey of the Bees (Nguyen Duc Mau)

- When the Co Tu Call (To Huu)

- The Cloud and the Waves (R. Tagore)

- Mother (Do Trung Lai)

- Sailing (Hoang Trung Thong)

- Homeland (Te Hanh)

- Son Tinh, Thuy Tinh (Nguyen Nhuoc Phap)

- The Echo (Nguyen Quang Thieu)

- Vietnamese Proverbs

- Visiting Uncle Ho's Mausoleum (Vien Phuong)

- ...

Essays, Prose

- Vietnamese Bamboo (Thep Moi)

- The Realm of Leaves (Do Phan)

- Co To (Nguyen Tuan)

- Love of Country (I. Ehrenburg)

- A Liter of Tears (Kito Aya)

- The Man Waiting by the Porch (Huynh Nhu Phuong)

- The Elementary School Years (excerpt from Nguyen Hien Le's Memoir)

- Deep Hong Ngai (Tong Lam Linh)

- Remembering Twelve Months (Vu Bang)

- Celebrating Tet in Con Lon (Khuong Viet)

- Noon Away from Home (Tran Cu)

- ...

Argumentative Essays

- Social essay: about a phenomenon of interest.

- Literary essay: analyzing character traits and analyzing works.

- Letter from a Native American Chief (Seattle)

- The Simple Virtue of Uncle Ho (Pham Van Dong)

- The Richness and Beauty of Vietnamese Language (Dang Thai Mai)

- The Patriotic Spirit of Our People (Ho Chi Minh)

- ...

Informational Texts

- Text narrating a historical event (explanation).

- Text introducing a rule or regulation in a game or activity (explanation).

- Petition; minutes, messages, emails.

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