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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.

<image_placeholder> id: Q11-fig1 type: diagram linked_question: Q11 description: A girl in school uniform holding two apples, standing next to a table with one apple on it labels: girl, apples (in hand), apple (on table) values: 2 apples in hand, 1 apple on table, 3 apples total must_show: the girl's two hands each holding one apple, one additional apple on the table, clear countable objects </image_placeholder>

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.

<image_placeholder> id: Q12-fig1 type: diagram linked_question: Q12 description: Two boys running on a school track, one holding a baton labels: Boy A, Boy B, baton, running track values: two subjects performing one action together must_show: two distinct boys, both in running motion, one clearly holding a baton, shared activity </image_placeholder>

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.

<image_placeholder> id: Q13-fig1 type: diagram linked_question: Q13 description: A smiling sun above three children jumping in a playground with a rainbow in the sky labels: sun, children, rainbow, playground values: plural subject (children), bright weather scene must_show: clearly happy sun with face, exactly three children in mid-jump, visible rainbow arc, outdoor playground setting </image_placeholder>

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_placeholder> id: Q14-fig1 type: diagram linked_question: Q14 description: An elephant spraying water from its trunk into a small pond labels: elephant, trunk, water spray, pond values: one animal performing one characteristic action must_show: single elephant, water clearly streaming from trunk, trunk raised, pond below with splashing water </image_placeholder>

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.

<image_placeholder> id: Q15-fig1 type: diagram linked_question: Q15 description: A teacher standing at a whiteboard pointing to the letter 'A', with five students sitting at desks looking up labels: teacher, whiteboard, letter 'A', students (5) values: one teacher, multiple students, present tense classroom scene must_show: single teacher in teaching pose, whiteboard with large letter 'A' visible, exactly five students seated and attentive, classroom setting with desks </image_placeholder>

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

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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]

  • 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.

  • 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]

  • 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.

  • 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]

  • 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.

  • 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]

  • 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."

  • Expected image features: Single elephant, water stream from raised trunk, pond with splashing water below.

15. B) The teacher teaches the class. [1 mark]

  • 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.

  • 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