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Primary 3 English Oral Quiz
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Questions
Primary 3 English Quiz - Oral
Name: ___________________________
Class: _________
Date: ____________
Score: _______ / 20
Duration: 30 minutes
Total Marks: 20
Instructions:
This quiz tests your speaking and representing skills for Primary 3 Oral English. Answer all 20 questions. For speaking tasks, write what you would say. For multiple-choice, circle the correct letter.
Section A: Picture Conversation (Questions 1–8)
(1 mark each)
1. Look at the picture. A boy is at a birthday party holding a red balloon.
What would you say to describe the picture to a friend?
2. The picture shows a girl feeding a goat at a farm.
Which is the best opening sentence for an oral description?
(1) The goat eat grass.
(2) A girl is feeding a goat at the farm.
(3) Goat farm girl feed.
(4) Feeding goat the girl.
3. You see a picture of a wet dog shaking water on a sunny day.
Name two things you can see in the picture.
(a) ___________________
(b) ___________________
4. Picture: A family is eating dinner at a table with rice and vegetables.
What is happening in the picture?
(1) They are sleeping.
(2) They are eating dinner.
(3) They are swimming.
(4) They are reading.
5. The picture shows a boy tripping on a toy car.
What advice would you give him orally?
6. Picture: Children lining up quietly in the school canteen.
Which word best describes the children?
(1) noisy
(2) quiet
(3) angry
(4) lazy
7. You are shown a picture of a rainbow after rain.
What can you say about the weather before the rainbow appeared?
8. Picture: A girl smiling while holding a trophy.
Choose the correct sentence to say:
(1) She is sad because she lose.
(2) She smiles because she won a trophy.
(3) Girl trophy smile.
(4) The trophy smiles at girl.
Section B: Reading Aloud & Pronunciation (Questions 9–12)
(1 mark each)
9. Read this sentence aloud (teacher will listen):
"The little cat sat on the warm mat and looked at the red ball."
Which word rhymes with "mat"?
(1) cat
(2) ball
(3) warm
(4) looked
10. Read: "We went to the zoo and saw two bears."
Which word should be said with a clear /z/ sound?
(1) went
(2) zoo
(3) saw
(4) two
11. Mark the sentence with the correct pause:
"After the rain stopped we went outside to play."
Where should you pause?
(1) After "rain"
(2) After "stopped"
(3) After "outside"
(4) No pause needed
12. Which sentence is spoken with a happy voice?
(1) I lost my book.
(2) I won the game!
(3) The sky is grey.
(4) We must clean up.
Section C: Stimulus-Based Conversation (Questions 13–20)
(1 mark each)
13. Your teacher shows a picture of a littered park.
What should you say we can do to keep the park clean?
14. A poster says: "Wear a helmet when cycling."
Why is this rule important?
(1) Helmets are colourful.
(2) Helmets protect our head.
(3) Helmets are expensive.
(4) Helmets are heavy.
15. You are given a picture of a broken bus stop bench.
What would you tell the town council?
16. Picture: A boy sharing his snack with a friend.
What value is shown in the picture?
(1) selfishness
(2) sharing
(3) laziness
(4) fear
17. The stimulus is a photo of a hazy sky.
What health advice would you give orally?
18. A sign shows "No Eating in the Library".
What would you say to a friend who is eating there?
(1) "Please eat more."
(2) "We must not eat here."
(3) "The library is for eating."
(4) "Eat quietly."
19. Picture: A girl helping her mother carry groceries.
What would you say to praise her?
20. You see a picture of a lost child crying.
What is the first thing you should do if you see this?
(1) Walk away.
(2) Laugh at him.
(3) Tell a grown-up or policeman.
(4) Take his toy.
Answers
Primary 3 English Quiz - Oral (Answer Key)
Total Marks: 20
Section A (Q1–8): 8 marks
Section B (Q9–12): 4 marks
Section C (Q13–20): 8 marks
Section A: Picture Conversation
Q1. [Accept any clear description, e.g. "A boy is at a birthday party and he is holding a red balloon."] (1 mark)
Teaching note: A good oral description names the subject, place, and object. "Boy", "birthday party", "red balloon" are key details.
Q2. (2) A girl is feeding a goat at the farm. (1 mark)
Teaching note: Correct English word order is Subject + Verb + Object. Options 1, 3, 4 have wrong order or tense.
Q3. (a) wet dog (b) water / sun (any two visible items) (1 mark total, 0.5 each)
Teaching note: Look at the picture and name nouns you see. Do not invent things not shown.
Q4. (2) They are eating dinner. (1 mark)
Teaching note: The picture context (table, rice, vegetables) shows meal time, not sleeping/swimming/reading.
Q5. [Accept: "Please keep your toys away." / "Be careful of the toy car."] (1 mark)
Teaching note: Advice uses polite suggestion; connect to safety.
Q6. (2) quiet (1 mark)
Teaching note: "Lining up quietly" matches the adjective "quiet"; opposite of noisy.
Q7. [Accept: "It was rainy before." / "It rained earlier."] (1 mark)
Teaching note: Rainbow appears after rain, so infer prior wet weather.
Q8. (2) She smiles because she won a trophy. (1 mark)
Teaching note: Present tense with reason clause; others have grammar or meaning errors.
Section B: Reading Aloud & Pronunciation
Q9. (1) cat (1 mark)
Teaching note: "mat" and "cat" share ending -at rhyme. Rhyme = same ending sound.
Q10. (2) zoo (1 mark)
Teaching note: /z/ at start of "zoo"; "went" /w/, "saw" /s/, "two" /t/.
Q11. (2) After "stopped" (1 mark)
Teaching note: Pause at clause boundary: "After the rain stopped | we went outside."
Q12. (2) I won the game! (1 mark)
Teaching note: Exclamation and happy event show happy voice; others are neutral/sad.
Section C: Stimulus-Based Conversation
Q13. [Accept: "We can throw rubbish in bins." / "We should pick up litter."] (1 mark)
Teaching note: Link action to clean park; use "we can / should".
Q14. (2) Helmets protect our head. (1 mark)
Teaching note: Safety reason, not colour or cost.
Q15. [Accept: "The bench is broken, please fix it."] (1 mark)
Teaching note: Report problem clearly to authority.
Q16. (2) sharing (1 mark)
Teaching note: Sharing snack = value of sharing, not selfish.
Q17. [Accept: "Wear a mask." / "Stay indoors."] (1 mark)
Teaching note: Haze harms lungs; advice protects health.
Q18. (2) "We must not eat here." (1 mark)
Teaching note: Sign says no eating; remind friend of rule politely.
Q19. [Accept: "Good job helping your mother!"] (1 mark)
Teaching note: Praise names the good act.
Q20. (3) Tell a grown-up or policeman. (1 mark)
Teaching note: Safety first; do not ignore or mock.
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