CBSE Class 5 English Nobody Friend Worksheet

Question 1. Write a paragraph about the picture given below.
Answer: The picture depicts a vibrant and joyful scene in a lush green park on a sunny day. A group of happy children are engaged in various fun outdoor activities. Some children are playing badminton with rackets and a shuttlecock, while another group is tossing a colourful beach ball around. A few children are running and laughing freely across the grassy field, surrounded by beautiful blooming flowers and tall, leafy trees under a bright blue sky with fluffy white clouds. It is a wonderful snapshot of childhood energy, friendship, and outdoor play.
In simple words: The picture shows happy children playing and having fun together in a sunny park.

Exam Tip: When writing a picture composition, describe the setting, the people, and the actions clearly using descriptive adjectives.

Question 2. Here are some jumbled names of the things you see in a birthday party. Rearrange them to find the correct words:
KAEC = CAKE
NADCLE = CANDLE
FOFEET = TOFFEE
NALOLOB = BALLOON
WEETSS = SWEETS
Answer: CAKE, CANDLE, TOFFEE, BALLOON, SWEETS
In simple words: Unscramble the letters to form the correct names of birthday party items.

Exam Tip: Check the number of letters in the jumbled word to ensure you have included every letter in your final answer.

Question 3. Fill in the blanks with suitable words given below (No, nobody, nowhere, nothing, none, no one, never):
a) ---------- knows how to solve the puzzle.
b) They have ------------ to eat.
c) Rahul has ---------------- money to buy books.
d) ------------- was there to help him.
e) They have ----------- eaten such a tasty food.
f) ------------------- of the two players was ready to give up the game.
g) We searched for Abhay, he was ------------- around.
Answer:
a) Nobody (or No one)
b) nothing
c) no
d) Nobody (or No one)
e) never
f) None
g) nowhere
In simple words: Choose negative words that make complete sense in each sentence.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to whether the blank requires a pronoun, adverb, or determiner to maintain grammatical correctness.

Question 4. Encircle the correct full form of the following:
1) shan’t - shall not / should not
2) won’t - will not / would not
3) wouldn’t - would not / will not
4) couldn’t - can not / could not
5) weren’t - we are not / were not
Answer:
1) shall not
2) will not
3) would not
4) could not
5) were not
In simple words: Match each contracted word with its correct expanded form.

Exam Tip: Memorize common contractions like shan't (shall not) and won't (will not) as they often appear in tests.

Question 5. Encircle the silent letters in the following words:
Whistle, Chalk, Daughter
Tongue, Honest, Knee
Knife, Talking, Walking
Answer:
Whistle (Silent letter: t)
Chalk (Silent letter: k)
Daughter (Silent letter: gh / t is pronounced, gh is silent)
Tongue (Silent letter: u / g is part of digraph, u is silent)
Honest (Silent letter: h)
Knee (Silent letter: k)
Knife (Silent letter: k)
Talking (Silent letter: l)
Walking (Silent letter: l)
In simple words: Identify the letters that are written in the spelling but not pronounced when speaking the word.

Exam Tip: Say the word aloud carefully to spot which letter is not heard in pronunciation.