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Primary 1 English Grammar Quiz
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Primary 1 English Quiz - Grammar
Name: _______________________
Class: _______________________
Date: _______________________
Score: ______ / 20
Duration: 20 minutes
Total Marks: 20
Instructions:
- Read each question carefully.
- Choose the best answer or fill in the blank.
- Write your answers clearly in the spaces provided.
Section A: Choose the Correct Word (Questions 1–10)
Each question carries 1 mark.
1. The cat ________ on the mat.
A) sit
B) sits
C) sitting
D) sitted
Answer: _______
2. I ________ a book every night.
A) read
B) reads
C) reading
D) reed
Answer: _______
3. She ________ to school by bus.
A) go
B) goes
C) going
D) gone
Answer: _______
4. My brother and I ________ playing football.
A) is
B) are
C) am
D) be
Answer: _______
5. The baby ________ milk from the bottle.
A) drink
B) drinks
C) drinking
D) drank
Answer: _______
6. We ________ happy today.
A) is
B) are
C) am
D) be
Answer: _______
7. That dog ________ a very long tail.
A) have
B) has
C) had
D) having
Answer: _______
8. They ________ to the park every Sunday.
A) go
B) goes
C) going
D) gone
Answer: _______
9. My mother ________ delicious cakes.
A) bake
B) bakes
C) baking
D) baken
Answer: _______
10. You ________ a good friend.
A) is
B) are
C) am
D) be
Answer: _______
Section B: Circle the Correct Answer (Questions 11–15)
Each question carries 1 mark.
11. Look at the picture. Choose the correct sentence.
Generated diagram for Q11.
A) She have three apples.
B) She has three apple.
C) She has three apples.
D) She are having three apples.
Answer: _______
12. Look at the picture. Choose the correct sentence.
Generated diagram for Q12.
A) The boys is running.
B) The boy are running.
C) The boys are running.
D) The boys be running.
Answer: _______
13. Look at the picture. Choose the correct sentence.
Generated diagram for Q13.
A) The children is happy.
B) The children are happy.
C) The child are happy.
D) The childrens is happy.
Answer: _______
14. Look at the picture. Choose the correct sentence.
Image pending generation: diagram for Q14.
A) The elephant spray water.
B) The elephant sprays water.
C) The elephants sprays water.
D) The elephant spraying water.
Answer: _______
15. Look at the picture. Choose the correct sentence.
Generated diagram for Q15.
A) The teacher teach the class.
B) The teacher teaches the class.
C) The teachers teachs the class.
D) The teacher teaching the class.
Answer: _______
Section C: Fill in the Blank with the Correct Form (Questions 16–20)
Each question carries 1 mark.
16. My father ____________ (drive) to work every morning.
Answer: _______________________
17. Those birds ____________ (fly) in the sky.
Answer: _______________________
18. The monkey ____________ (eat) a banana.
Answer: _______________________
19. We ____________ (like) ice cream very much.
Answer: _______________________
20. Sam ____________ (wash) his hands before dinner.
Answer: _______________________
End of Quiz
Answers
Primary 1 English Quiz - Grammar: Answer Key
Total Marks: 20
Section A: Choose the Correct Word (Questions 1–10)
1. B) sits [1 mark]
- Explanation: "The cat" is one animal (singular), so we add 's' to the verb. "Sit" becomes "sits." We do not say "sitted" because that is not a real word. "Sitting" needs helper words like "is sitting."
2. A) read [1 mark]
- Explanation: "I" is special. With "I," we use the plain verb "read," not "reads." "Reading" needs "am reading." "Reed" is the wrong spelling; it is a plant that grows in water.
3. B) goes [1 mark]
- Explanation: "She" is one person (singular). When a verb ends in 'o,' we add 'es' instead of just 's.' So "go" becomes "goes." This is a spelling rule for words like go, do, and echo.
4. B) are [1 mark]
- Explanation: "My brother and I" means two people (plural). "Are" is used for "you," "we," and "they" — and for all plural subjects. "Is" is for one thing; "am" is only for "I."
5. B) drinks [1 mark]
- Explanation: "The baby" is one person (singular), so we add 's.' "Drink" becomes "drinks." "Drank" is for past time (yesterday), and this sentence is about now.
6. B) are [1 mark]
- Explanation: "We" means more than one person. With "we," always use "are." "Is" is wrong here. "We are happy" is correct.
7. B) has [1 mark]
- Explanation: "That dog" is one animal (singular). "Have" becomes "has" for singular subjects. "Has" shows that one person or thing owns or possesses something. "That dog has a tail."
8. A) go [1 mark]
- Explanation: "They" means more than one person or thing. With "they," we use the plain verb "go," not "goes." This is the same rule as with "I" and "you" — the verb stays simple.
9. B) bakes [1 mark]
- Explanation: "My mother" is one person (singular). Add 's' to "bake" to make "bakes." The silent 'e' at the end stays; we just add 's.' "Baking" needs "is baking."
10. B) are [1 mark]
- Explanation: "You" always uses "are," whether you mean one person or many people. This is a special grammar rule in English. "You are a good friend."
Section B: Circle the Correct Answer (Questions 11–15)
11. C) She has three apples. [1 mark]
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Explanation:
- "She" is one person, so use "has" (not "have").
- After a number, the noun must be plural: "three apples" (not "three apple").
- "Are having" is wrong because "having" is not used this way in simple present tense.
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Expected image features: Girl in school uniform, two apples in her hands, one apple on the table beside her, three apples total.
12. C) The boys are running. [1 mark]
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Explanation:
- "Boys" with 's' means more than one boy, so use "are" (not "is").
- "Boy" without 's' is singular, so "boy are" is wrong.
- "Be running" is not correct English.
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Expected image features: Two boys on a running track, both in running motion, one holding a baton, shared racing activity.
13. B) The children are happy. [1 mark]
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Explanation:
- "Children" is the plural of "child" — it already means more than one, so use "are."
- "Is" is wrong for plural. "Childrens" is wrong because "children" is already plural.
- "Child" is singular, so "child are" is wrong.
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Expected image features: Three children jumping, smiling sun with face, rainbow in sky, outdoor playground, happy mood.
14. B) The elephant sprays water. [1 mark]
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Explanation:
- "The elephant" is one animal, so add 's': "sprays."
- "Elephants" with 's' means many elephants, but the verb would still need checking.
- "Spraying" by itself is incomplete; needs "is spraying."
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Expected image features: Single elephant, water stream from raised trunk, pond with splashing water below.
15. B) The teacher teaches the class. [1 mark]
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Explanation:
- "The teacher" is one person, so add 'es' because "teach" ends in 'ch.'
- "Teachs" is wrong spelling — words ending in 'ch,' 'sh,' 'ss,' 'x,' 'z,' or 'o' need 'es.'
- "Teaching" by itself is incomplete.
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Expected image features: One teacher at whiteboard, large letter 'A' written clearly, five students at desks looking up, standard classroom.
Section C: Fill in the Blank with the Correct Form (Questions 16–20)
16. drives [1 mark]
- Explanation: "My father" is one person (singular). When a verb ends in 'e,' add 's' to make present tense: "drives." Do not remove the 'e' first. "Every morning" tells us this happens again and again, so we use simple present tense.
17. fly [1 mark]
- Explanation: "Those birds" means more than one bird (plural). With plural subjects, use the plain verb: "fly." Do not add 's.' "Those" is a clue that we mean more than one thing.
18. eats [1 mark]
- Explanation: "The monkey" is one animal (singular). Add 's' to "eat": "eats." This sentence tells us what the monkey does now or usually. If we said "is eating," that would mean right this second.
19. like [1 mark]
- Explanation: "We" means more than one person. With "we," use the plain verb "like" without 's.' Even though "very much" comes after, the subject "we" controls the verb form.
20. washes [1 mark]
- Explanation: "Sam" is one person (singular). "Wash" ends in 'sh,' so add 'es' to make "washes." This is the spelling rule: verbs ending in ch, sh, s, x, or z need 'es' (not just 's'). "Before dinner" is a regular time, so use simple present.
Common Mistakes to Watch For:
- Adding 's' to verbs after "I," "you," "we," or "they" — these stay plain.
- Forgetting to add 'es' to verbs ending in ch, sh, s, x, or z.
- Confusing "have" and "has" — "I, you, we, they" use "have"; "he, she, it" and singular nouns use "has."
- Using incomplete -ing forms without "is," "am," or "are."
End of Answer Key
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