CBSE Class 5 English Sample Paper Set G

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I Underline the correct answer : 

1. The name of the poet of the poem Laughing Song is

a) Enid Blyton b) William Blake c) Ruskin Bond

2. Roosevelt visited the birthplace of

a) Washington b) Abraham Lincoln c) Kennedy

3. The table in the poem laughing Song is spread

a) In the hall b) under the shade of trees c) in the backyard

4. The witness at the court was

a) Knave of hearts b) Alice c) white rabbit

5. Theodore Roosevelt lived in the

a) Red Palace b) Presidents House c) White House

6. Sumit is as ________________ as Rohan.

a) Taller b) tallest c) tall

7. This is the _________________of all disasters.

a) Good b) worse c) worst

8. Sunita is studying to be ____________engineer.

a) A b) an c) the

9. This is ________________one way road

a) A b) an c) the

10. It ________________in Kashmir.

a) Will snowing b) is snowing c) was snow

SECTION A (LITERATURE )

I Answer in short : (1x3=3)

(i) What was special about the graveyard mentioned in the letter?

(ii) Which are the living things mentioned in the poem-laughing Song? What do they do?

(iii) What was the crime that had been committed in Wonderland? Who was the accused?

II Answer the following in detail: (2x2=4)

(i) Describe the scene in court when Alice arrived there.

(ii) Describe the place Theodore Roosevelt visited.

III Reference to context: (1x3=3)

Collar that Dormouse! Behead that dormouse

(i) Who said these words.

(ii) Why was the dormouse thrown out of court?

(iii) What happened in the confusion?

IV Complete the sentences: 

(i) Archie is out by ______________

(ii) The Knave of Hearts, he __________

V Why do you think Alice was surprised to hear her name being called? (2)

VI Give meanings of the following words: 

(i) Curious

(ii) Inscription

VII Make sentences with the following words : (1x2=2)

(i) Witness

(ii) Monument

VIII Complete the verse : (2)

When the meadows _________ with

their sweet round _________Ha, Ha, He.

SECTION – B LANGUAGE

I Underline the adjective and state its kind : (1x3=3)

(i) Meena kept the dirty dishes in the sink.

(ii) September is the ninth month of the year.

(iii) Ben lost his watch in the garden.

II Fill in the blanks with the correct form of adjective given in the bracket : (½ x2=1)

(i) This is the ________ park in the area (fine)

(ii) A lion is __________ than a tiger (majestic).

III Fill in articles in the blanks below : (½ x2=1)

(i) ________ European lady bought four horse.

(ii) The Ganga flows from _________ Himalayas.

IV Fill in the blanks with the present continuous forms of the verbs given in the brackets. (½x2=1)

(i) Naresh __________________ to school. (hurry)

(ii) Sneha ___________________ ready for the party. (get)

V Change and rewrite the sentences in the past continuous tense: (1x3=3)

(i) The clown laughs loudly.

(ii) The firemen are carrying a big water pipe.

(iii) The monkeys threw their caps.

VI Complete the sentences using the future continuous form of the verb given in the brackets. Rewrite the sentences. 

(i) I __________ my homework in the evening before I go to play. (complete)

(ii) Gargi and Gaurav____________ us next month. (visit)

VII Punctuate the following and rewrite the sentence : 

my brother and i wake up at 6 a.m. everyday and to the gymkhana club

SECTION – C – WRITING

I Write a paragraph of 100 words on any one of the following topics: (5)

The summer season

(OR)

Diwali

II Read the following passage and answer the questions given below:

In 1905, a star was born in Prayag, near Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh. He was named Dhyan Singh. His father, Sumeshwar Dutt, a Subedar in the Army, finally settled down in Jhansi. Here young Dhyan Singh learnt to play hockey, a game in which he so visibly impressed the army coach and his father’s colleagues with his skills, that they predicted a bright future for the boy and so nicknamed him ‘Chand’ or Moon.

When Dhyan Chand joined the army at the age of 17, he had the chance to continue to practice and improve his game. When the army team toured New Zealand in 1926, the 21 year old Dhyan Chand had become its star player. Two year later he was the captain of the Indian team which won the hockey gold medal in the 1928 Olympic Games at Amsterdam in the Netherlands.

Dhyan Chand gave India another gold in the 1932 Olympic. Playing barefoot – at his comfortable best – Dhyan Chand scored 6 goals to help India beat Germany 8-1.

(i) What did young Dhyan Singh learn to play? 

(ii) Where did his team win the first Gold Medal? 

(iii) What was he nicknamed as? (1)

2. Find the opposites from the passage : (1)

(i) Lost -

(ii) Worst -

3. Find words that mean the same as : 

(i) Giving another name -

(ii) To better oneself –

(iii) Not wearing shoes –

(iv) To tell in advance -

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