ORIGINAL WRITTEN REHEARSAL
Class 5 Model Test for Exam
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Set 1 of 1 available paper set.
10 written questions: 6 can be checked against the answer key; 4 need a guardian or subject teacher to review.
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Work on paper and enter the requested answer. Explain reasoning in the longer response boxes. Keep your work if you want a teacher to review it.
Noor kept a notebook of birds seen from her balcony. On rainy days she saw fewer birds, but she wrote “not seen” rather than “gone”. She knew that shelter and visibility could change what she observed.
Reading inference, vocabulary and comprehension
notebook
The first sentence names it.
Reading inference, vocabulary and comprehension
fewer
The passage states fewer.
Reading inference, vocabulary and comprehension
invisible
Invisible means not visible.
Reading inference, vocabulary and comprehension
The birds could still be present but hidden by shelter or poor visibility.
Use the passage’s alternative explanation.
Reading inference, vocabulary and comprehension
Noor recorded birds from her balcony. When she saw fewer in rain, she avoided assuming they had left because visibility and shelter could explain it.
Keep the main action and reasoning.
Tenses, parts of speech, punctuation and composition
is
Basket is singular.
Tenses, parts of speech, punctuation and composition
brought
Brought is the irregular past form.
Tenses, parts of speech, punctuation and composition
politely
It describes how she spoke.
Tenses, parts of speech, punctuation and composition
“Where is my bag?” asked Rina.
Capitalise the question and name; use speech marks and question mark.
Tenses, parts of speech, punctuation and composition
We could not finish our model bridge. My friend noticed a weak joint. We drew another plan. I held the pieces while she fixed the joint. We tested it with small paper weights. The revised bridge held more weight.
Look for a clear problem, sequence and outcome; other stories are valid.
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