CBSE Class 5 English Sample Paper Set 4

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Students can refer to the below Class 5 English Sample Paper designed to help students understand the pattern of questions that will be asked in Class 5 exams. Please download CBSE Class 5 English Sample Paper Set 4

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SECTION A: READING 
 
Q1. Read the passage carefully and answer the questions:
 
Once upon a time a rich merchant was passing through a dense forest with his bullock-carts, goods and servants. When they stopped at a clearing in the forest, he told all his men not to eat any unknown fruit, leaf or flower without asking him first.
 
Deep within the forest lay a village. Just outside the village stood a tree called the Whatnot Tree. This tree, though it looked like a mango tree, was very poisonous.
 
Now some of the men who went on ahead were very hungry and also stupid. They could not resist the delicious ‘mangoes’ and ate them. Others remembered the merchant’s warning but ate them after a while. While some, wiser than the rest, did not touch the fruit at all.
 
When the merchant arrived, some of his men lay dead while a few others rolled in pain on the ground. The ones in pain were saved by the merchant who gave them some wild herbs.
 
The merchant then told his men, “I knew it wasn’t a mango tree for two reasons. First, this tree is easy to climb. And second, it is right next to a village, yet the people from the village do not eat the fruit. So they cannot be safe to eat.” The men were amazed at the merchant’s common sense and wisdom.
 
A. Circle the correct answer:
 
a) The merchant was passing through a ____________.
  
i) forest                   ii) town                iii) valley       iv) country side
 
b) The Whatnot Tree was similar to a _______________.
 
i) Mango tree          ii) Gulmohar tree
 
iii) Banyan tree      iv) Pear tree
 
c) The people who did not eat the fruit of the Whatnot Tree were ___________.
 
i) in pain               ii) well               iii) dead             iv) injured
 
d) The merchant knew that it was a poisonous tree because the villagers had not _________________.
 
i) eaten the fruit                    ii) climbed the tree
 
iii) cut it down                       iv) played on the tree.
 
e) The merchant saved some of the men by giving them some _____________.
 
i) fruits                ii) herbs                   iii) flowers                 iv) seeds
 
Q2. Read the passage carefully and answer the questions:
 
An old scarecrow called Rackettypan lived in the middle of a big ploughed field. He had an odd, round turnip head with a battered, old hat on top to keep out the rain. He wore a long, torn coat that had once belonged to Farmer Giles, and he had a string of shining, silvery tin strips hanging from the end of his thin arms of sticks.
 
When the wind blew, the tin strips went jingle-jangle, and all the birds that had been looking for corn in the field, flew up in the air with a great crying and squawking-all except the little Red Robin. He didn’t mind the sound at all. He just chirped to himself and flew up onto Rackettypan’s head and sang, “Sweet, sweet, sweet!” as hard as he could.
 
Rackettypan loved to hear Robin singing so gaily. “That’s the way!” he would shout up to him, “Sing away, little Robin. Sing away! It does me a lot of good to hear you. I get so lonely in the middle of this big field by myself all day and all night. Nobody ever stops to talk to me except you.” And Robin would sing all his nicest, happiest songs to cheer up the lonely old scarecrow.
 
A.On the basis of your reading the passage answer the following questions: 
 
i) Who was Rackettypan? Where did he live?

ii) What made all birds fly up in the air with a great cry?

iii) How did little Red Robin cheer the old Rackettypan?
 
B. Find the word which means the same:
 
i) short, sharp and sweet sounds that a bird made. (para 2)
 
ii) used a lot and not in very good condition. (para 1)




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CBSE Class 5 English Sample Paper Set 4

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