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Primary 1 English Grammar Quiz
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Primary 1 English Quiz - Grammar - Answers
Topic: Grammar Version: Practice Version 1 of 5 Total Marks: 35
Section A: Word Classes
Answer 1.
C) teacher
A teacher is a naming word (noun). "Run" is an action word, "happy" describes, and "quickly" tells how.
(1 mark)
Answer 2.
B) swim
Swim is an action word (verb). Apple and school are naming words; tall is a describing word.
(1 mark)
Answer 3.
C) sunny
Sunny is a describing word (adjective). Jump and eat are action words; table is a naming word.
(1 mark)
Answer 4.
garden, bread, sister
Sing is an action word and blue is a describing word, so they are not circled.
(2 marks)
Answer 5.
Naming word: dog (or mat, ball) Describing word: big, brown, round, blue, small, or red
Any correct pair seen in the picture earns both marks. Accept any noun and adjective clearly shown.
(2 marks)
Section B: Little Words
Answer 6.
an
Use "an" before a vowel sound: "an apple".
(1 mark)
Answer 7.
a
Use "a" before a consonant sound: "a new bag".
(1 mark)
Answer 8.
The
We use "The" for one special thing we all know: the sun.
(1 mark)
Answer 9.
She
Maya is a girl, so we use "She". "He" is for boys and "It" is for things.
(1 mark)
Answer 10.
They
Ben and Tom are two people, so we use "They".
(1 mark)
Answer 11.
under
The kitten sits below the table, so the position word is "under".
(2 marks)
Answer 12.
(a) in — the fish swims inside the bowl. (b) on — the cup rests on top of the table. (c) under — the cat hides beneath the bed.
(3 marks)
Section C: Making Good Sentences
Answer 13.
B) The dog barks.
A good sentence starts with a capital letter and ends with a full stop. The other choices miss one or both.
(2 marks)
Answer 14.
My mother cooks rice.
Capital "M" at the start and a full stop at the end.
(2 marks)
Answer 15.
The bird sings.
"The" comes first, then "bird", then "sings", then the full stop.
(2 marks)
Answer 16.
What is your name?
Question words come first, and a question ends with a question mark.
(2 marks)
Answer 17.
(a) Who — we ask about a person. (b) Where — we ask about a place.
(2 marks)
Answer 18.
(a) are — "two cats" means more than one, so use "are". (b) is — "my pencil" is one thing, so use "is". (c) is — "a bird" is one thing, so use "is".
(3 marks)
Answer 19.
(a) my — "my" shows the book belongs to me. (b) her — "her" shows the bag belongs to her. (c) our — "our" shows the hands belong to us.
(3 marks)
Answer 20.
Any correct sentence about the picture with a capital letter and a full stop, e.g. "Two children play with a ball in the park." or "The children throw the ball."
Marking notes: Award both marks for a sensible sentence with a capital letter and a full stop. Award one mark if the idea is correct but capitalisation or punctuation is missing.
(2 marks)
End of Answers