Examination1

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 1. Where did the students go for the excursion?

a. The school library

b. The National Museum

c. The city market

d. The amusement park

2. What time did the students gather at the school gate?

a. 7 a.m.

b. 8 a.m.

c. 9 a.m.

d. 6 a.m.

3. What did the teachers do before the trip started?

a. Gave the students money

b. Told them to go home

c. Divided them into groups

d. Sent them to class


4. Which of the following did the students NOT see?

a. Ancient carvings

b. Historical photographs

c. Aircraft models

d. Traditional clothing

5. What was the documentary about?

a. Wildlife conservation

b. Cultural heritage

c. Weather changes

d. Sports events

6. Where did the students have lunch?

a. In the school canteen

b. Inside the classroom

c. In the museum garden

d. At the school hall


7. How did the students feel at the end of the excursion?

a. Bored

b. Confused

c. Tired

d. Excited


8. Why was the excursion memorable?

a. They slept all day

b. They learned new things

c. Their parents came with them

d. They played football


9. Who led each group during the excursion?

a. A prefect

b. A student leader

c. The principal

d. A security officer


10. What word best describes the students’ attitude?

a. Uninterested

b. Careless

c. Enthusiastic

d. Lazy

Section B

Vowel Sounds 

11. Choose the word with /u/:

a. put

b. name

c. bead

d. late


12. Choose the word with /u:/:

a. pool

b. met

c. cat

d. foot


13. Choose the word with /ɪ/:

a. sit

b. beat

c. sheep

d. cart


14. Choose the word with /i:/:

a. meet

b. bit

c. fit

d. pot


15. Choose the word with /a:/:

a. car

b. pull

c. pen

d. sit


16. Choose the word with /e/:

a. pen

b. park

c. tool

d. sheep


17. The word “book” contains which vowel sound?

a. put

b. pool

c. sit

d. car


18. The word “tree” contains which vowel sound?

a. meet

b. bit

c. pen

d. cart


19. The word “bat” contains which vowel sound?

a. pen

b. meet

c. cat

d. put


20. The word “ten” contains which vowel sound?

a. pen

b. meet

c. car

d. food

Section C. 

SYNONYMS (Choose the option that means the same as the underlined word)


21. The brilliant boy won the science quiz.

a. slow

b. dull

c. intelligent

d. weak

22. She gave a brief explanation.

a. long

b. short

c. wrong

d. confusing


23. The old man walked in a calm manner.

a. noisy

b. quiet

c. angry

d. sad

24. My mother bought a huge cake.

a. tiny

b. small

c. big

d. light



25. Tola is a very polite girl.

a. rude

b. harsh

c. gentle

d. strong

26. The room was tidy after cleaning.

a. neat

b. dirty

c. rough

d. noisy

27. The teacher asked us to select one topic.

a. reject

b. choose

c. ignore

d. leave

28. Ade was delighted with his gift.

a. happy

b. sad

c. angry

d. tired

29. The hunters saw a rapid movement in the bushes.

a. slow

b. sudden

c. lazy

d. late



30. The pupils assisted the elderly woman.

a. helped

b. watched

c. warned

d. troubled

B. ANTONYMS (Choose the option that means the opposite of the underlined word)

31. The room was silent during the test.

a. loud

b. calm

c. empty

d. bright


32. Favour loves to wear expensive clothes.

a. cheap

b. clean

c. sweet

d. bright


33. They arrived early for the meeting.

a. quick

b. late

c. first

d. ready



34. The old woman is very weak now.

a. broken

b. strong

c. gentle

d. proud



35. The man spoke in a harsh tone.

a. rough

b. soft

c. bold

d. loud

Literature-in-English

Fill in the gaps with the appropriate options lettered A-D

36. …………. is a figure of speech used to compare two things with the use of as or like

a.  Personification         b. Irony                 c. Simile                    d.  Metaphor     

37.  ………….. is a figure of speech which is a comparison between two things without the use of ‘as’ or ‘like’.

a.  Metaphor                   b. Simile               c. Pun                        d. Oxymoron     

38. .………….. is a figure of speech that involves giving human qualities to inanimate objects, ideas and animals.

a.  Personification            b.  Irony               c.  Hyperbole            d. Metaphor         

39. The writer of a poem is called a/an …………. .

a. poet                              b. poetry                 c. author                  d. playwright         

40. ‘You eat like a termite’ is an example of……………………………………… 

a. metaphor     b.  simile      c.   personification    d.  irony   


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