CBSE Class 5 English Sample Paper Set 23

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Section – A (Reading – 10 marks)

A.1 Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below. (10)

Bird watching is a hobby that can be taken up by anyone, no matter where you live. Once you start taking notice of the birds around you, you’ll realize that many birds live even in the busiest cities. But natural areas are the best locations for serious bird watching. You can find birds like geese, ducks, storks and cranes around bodies of water. Most of the birds spend their time along the shore. Forests are home to a number of birds, but you will need a good eye to spot them among the branches and leaves. An open field area also offers bird watching opportunities. Sparrows, larks and other birds frequently visit the grassy fields. And don’t forget your own backyard. A well-kept bird feeder in your garden can attract a large number of birds right to your doorstep.

A1.1 Tick the correct option. (2)

a) The hobby mentioned here is -

i) Swimming ii) Reading

iii) Writing iv) Bird watching

b) The birds you can find around bodies of water -

i) Crows ____    ii) Larks ____

iii) Cranes ___  iv) Sparrows ___

A1.2 Answer the following questions. (6)

i) Which is home to a number of birds?

_____________________________

ii) Where do you see sparrows and larks?

____________________________________

 

iii) How can you attract birds to your doorstep?

_________________________________

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A1.3 Find words in the passage that mean : (2)

i) any activity which you to do in free time - _________________________

ii) full of grass - _________________________

Section – B (Writing – 20 marks)

B.1 Write an essay on any one of the following. (8)

How I help my mother at home.

OR 

How I celebrated my birthday.

_____________________________________

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______________________________________

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B.2 Write a letter to your friend asking him to spend a weekend with you.

OR 

Write a letter to your uncle telling him about your new school.

__________________________________________________

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B.3 Describe in about 10-12 lines a time when you were unwell and how you got better without seeing a doctor. (5)

OR 

Write a paragraph on ‘The Value of Time’.

_________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________

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Section – C (Grammar – 30 marks)

C.1 Arrange the following words in alphabetical order. (1)

dizzy, discipline, divide, dimension

C.2 Write ‘As’ for assertive, ‘In’ for interrogative, ‘Im’ for imperative and ‘Ex’ for exclamatory sentences: (1)

i) Spoken words have a great power.

ii) How bitterly we may have to repent carelessly spoken words !

C.3 Divide the sentence into Subject and Predicate : (2)

i) Most people in the countryside lead a simple life.

ii) Against the wall stood a long ladder.

C.4 Fill in the blanks with collective nouns. (1)

i) A ________________________ of bees attacked the child.

ii) Please untie this ________________________ of sticks.

C.5 a) Give the plural form of : (1)

i) storey _________________ ii) knife _________________

b) Change the underlined nouns into their singular and rewrite the sentences. (1)

i) The trees shed even the last leaves.

ii) The children flew kites.

C.6 a) Give the opposite gender of : (1)

i) bull - _______________ ii) bitch - _______________

b) Rewrite the following sentences changing the gender of the underlined words. (1)

i) The boy is staying here with his uncle.

______________________________________

ii) The priest worshipped the gods.

_____________________________________

C.7 a) Write the comparative and superlative degrees of : (1)

i) young ___________________ ___________________

ii) bad ___________________ ___________________

b) Underline the adjectives . (1)

i) Many roads were damaged in the rain.

ii) There is enough rice in the bag.

C.8 Use an apostrophe to show possession. (1)

i) the gift for Mala -__________________________________________

ii) the toys belonging to the children ______________________________

C.9 Fill in the blanks with a, an or the. (1)

i) I want ___________ glass of water.

ii) Gandhiji learnt much from ___________ Gita.

C.10 a) Pick out the personal pronouns. (1)

i) We do not care for what he says. 

ii) She can do it alone.

b) Fill in the blanks with suitable pronouns. (1)

i) This is my room. This room is ___________.

ii) Children, you should do your work ___________.

C.11 a) Select words from the brackets to fill in the blanks. (2)

i) The wound on his ___________ took a long time to ___________ .

(heal, heel)

ii) The ___________ was narrow and bumpy but he ___________

on. (rode, road)

b) Write words which have same pronunciation but different spellings. (1)

i) sale - _______________ ii) birth - _______________

C.12 a) Write the synonyms of the following words. : (1)

i) huge - _______________ ii) admire - _______________

b) Write the antonyms of the following words. (1)

i) rough - _______________ ii) decent - _______________

C.13 Do as directed. (10)

a) Write in past continuous tense :

i) Shama : ___________ (get off the bus)

ii) Mrs. Rajan ___________ (talk ….. phone) (1)

b) Circle the adverbs of manner in each sentence of underlined verbs. (1)

i) He slowly climbed down the tree.

ii) Ngede flew down and waited patiently.

c) Frame the questions to the answers given below. Use how long / will / what / where / when. (1×2=2)

i) I’m sorry, I can’t. One of the wheels has come loose.

(roller / skates)

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ii) I’ll meet you near the bus stop. (tomorrow)

_________________________

d) Read these sentences and put a () if they are correct. Rewrite them if they are incorrect. (½×2=1)

i) They praised him for his professional performance.

_______________________________________

ii) Will the football star become a profession?

_______________________________________

e) Use the clues against each sentence to complete the word. What medical problems might you have if : (½×2=1)

i) You wear shoes that rub ? __ L __ __ T __ __ S

ii) You eat too fast ? __ N __ __ G __ __ __ __ O __

f) Complete the sentences with present perfect form of the verb given in bracket. (¼×4=1)

i) The gardener ____________ here since 1980. (work)

ii) I am sorry. I ____________ the book at home. (leave)

g) Read the sentence and write the art forms. (1)

i) a painting done on a wall (UMRLA) ___________ .

ii) an amusing drawing in a newspaper or magazine (ARTOCNO).

h) Rewrite the sentences correctly. (½×4=2)

_______________________________________

i) You will come with me to the concert?

_______________________________________

ii) When we can meet tomorrow?

_______________________________________

iii) What you will do after that?

_______________________________________

 

iv) What kind book of you will choose?

_______________________________________


Section – D (30 marks)


D.1 Answer the following questions. (5×2=10)

a) How did Honey guide carry out his revenge?

________________________________________________

b) Why does preening have to be done?

________________________________________________

c) Why did Rohit’s parents want to buy him something?

________________________________________________

d) What caused Wilma to lose the use of her leg?

________________________________________________

e) What did the hunter realize at the end of the story?

________________________________________________

D.2 Complete the following statements. (1×4=4)

a) The glass cupboard was different from other cupboard because

________________________________________________

b) They realized that Gulliver was hungry because he pointed

________________________________________________

c) With broad shoulders Fathers can

________________________________________________

d) Adam Smith was very upset by Shivaji’s attack because

________________________________________________ 

D.3 Tick the correct answer.

a) ‘Only more is enough’ means -

i) The more we protect nature the better it will be.

ii) There is no end to greed.

i) We must seek more from nature.

b) Gingile did not follow the usual custom of giving Ngede some of the honey because -

i) there wasn’t enough honey.

ii) he wanted it all for himself.

iii) he had done all the work of getting the honey.

D.4 State the following sentences are ‘True’ or ‘False’. (2)

a) Ila has won many awards. _________

b) Rohit noticed that everyone at home was calm and quiet. _________

c) John went on horseback all by himself. _________

d) Gingile used to find the beehive on his own. _________

D.5 Do as directed. (12)

a) Rewrite these sentences using ‘do’ or ‘make’. (1)

i) I need to ____________ a phone call, we can draw later.

ii) I don’t like to ____________ anything on Sunday evenings.

b) Fill in the blanks using listen and hear. (1)

i) I ____________ to instrumental music.

ii) Please speak loudly, I cannot ____________ you.

c) Find compound words that will go in each of the blanks below - (2)

i) burglar ____________ clock.

ii) post ____________ office.

d) Find the odd one out and circle it. (1)

i) brave      strong        tall      confident 

ii) spoils      plunder      wealth   prize

e) Change the meaning of the words by adding a prefix - (2)

i) equal - _________________ ii) regular - _________________

iii) moral - _________________ iv) ability - _________________

f) Read the descriptions and write the word to match it : (1)

i) powerful and healthy S ___ ___ ___ ___ g.

ii) facing difficulty without complaining p ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ t.

g) Find one word having a similar meaning. (1)

i) cheat ________ ii) measure ________

h) Complete each sentence using the comparative form. (1)

i) Mini sings well, but Rini ____________ .

ii) Rahul strikes the cricket ball hard, but Sachin ____________.

i) Match the following : (2)

Column A          Column B

i) badminton         a) gloves

ii) relay                 b) pistol

iii) shooting          c) racquet

iv) boxing            d) baton

Activity. (10)

i) Test your vocabulary (5) 

ii) Story reading



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