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Primary 1 English Vocabulary Quiz
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Primary 1 English Quiz – Vocabulary: Answer Key
Total Marks: 25
Section A: Picture–Word Matching (Questions 1–5)
1 mark each. Award 1 mark for the correct word spelled correctly. Accept minor letter-formation errors typical of P1 handwriting.
| Q | Answer | Mark | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | apple | 1 | Common mistake: spelling as "aple" or "aplle". Award mark if recognisable. |
| 2 | cat | 1 | Common mistake: writing "kat" — phonetically logical but award 0; correct spelling required. |
| 3 | dog | 1 | Common mistake: "bog" (b/d confusion). Award 0 if letter is clearly "b". |
| 4 | hat | 1 | Common mistake: "het" — vowel confusion. Award 0. |
| 5 | ball | 1 | Common mistake: "bol" or "bal". Award mark if recognisable attempt at "ball". |
Section A Total: 5 marks
Section B: Odd One Out (Questions 6–10)
1 mark each. Award 1 mark for correctly identifying the odd one. No half marks.
| Q | Answer | Mark | Reasoning / Marking Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | D) cup | 1 | Cat, dog, and fish are animals. Cup is an object/thing. Accept any clear indication that D is circled. |
| 7 | C) run | 1 | Red, blue, and green are colours. Run is an action/verb. |
| 8 | D) happy | 1 | Book, pen, and chair are things/objects. Happy is a feeling/adjective. |
| 9 | D) shoe | 1 | Apple, banana, and bread are food items. Shoe is clothing. |
| 10 | D) teacher | 1 | Mother, father, and sister are family members. Teacher is a person at school (not family). |
Section B Total: 5 marks
Section C: Fill in the Blanks (Questions 11–15)
1 mark each. Award 1 mark for the correct word. Spelling must be correct but allow minor P1 letter-formation issues.
| Q | Answer | Mark | Reasoning / Marking Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | hot | 1 | The sun gives heat. "Hot" describes high temperature. Common error: "cold" — award 0. |
| 12 | small | 1 | A mouse is a small animal. Common error: "big" — award 0. |
| 13 | cold | 1 | Ice cream is frozen and cold. Common error: "hot" — award 0. |
| 14 | fast | 1 | Rabbits are known for running quickly. Common error: "slow" — award 0. |
| 15 | happy | 1 | Receiving a present is a positive experience. "Happy" is the correct feeling word. Accept "glad" if written, though not in the word box — award 1 as it shows understanding. |
Section C Total: 5 marks
Section D: Choose the Correct Word (Questions 16–20)
2 marks each. Award 2 marks for the correct option. Award 0 marks for incorrect or no response. No partial credit for this section.
| Q | Answer | Mark | Reasoning / Marking Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | A) short | 2 | "Short" is the opposite (antonym) of "tall". Both describe height. Distractor B ("long") describes length, not height. |
| 17 | B) yellow | 2 | Yellow is a colour word (adjective of colour). Distractors: jump and sing are verbs (actions); table is a noun (thing). |
| 18 | B) angry | 2 | Angry is a feeling/emotion word. Distractors: chair, pencil, and window are all nouns (objects). |
| 19 | C) whale | 2 | A whale lives in water (ocean). Distractor D (frog) lives near water but also on land (amphibian) — at P1 level, whale is the clearest water animal. Bird and horse live on land. |
| 20 | B) three | 2 | "Three" is a number word (tells us how many). Distractors: blue is a colour, soft describes texture, run is an action. |
Section D Total: 10 marks
Summary
| Section | Topic | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| A | Picture–Word Matching | 5 |
| B | Odd One Out | 5 |
| C | Fill in the Blanks | 5 |
| D | Choose the Correct Word | 10 |
| Total | 25 |
Common Mistakes to Watch For
- b/d confusion (e.g., writing "bog" instead of "dog") — reinforce letter formation in phonics.
- Vowel spelling errors (e.g., "het" for "hat") — revisit short vowel sounds /a/, /e/, /i/, /o/, /u/.
- Category confusion in "Odd One Out" — students may circle a word they simply dislike rather than identifying the category. Encourage them to name the category first.
- Guessing in Section D — remind students to read all four options before choosing, as each question carries 2 marks.