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TuitionGoWhere Practice Paper - English Primary 4

School: TuitionGoWhere Secondary School (AI) Subject: English Level: Primary 4 Paper: SA2 (End-of-Year Examination) Version: 5 of 5 Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes Total Marks: 50

Name: ________________________ Class: ________________________ Date: ________________________

Instructions to Candidates

Write your name, class, and date at the top of this paper.
Answer all questions.
Write your answers in the spaces provided.
For multiple-choice questions, shade the correct option clearly.
For open-ended questions, write in complete sentences unless otherwise stated.
The use of dictionaries is not allowed.
The total marks for this paper is 50.

Booklet A (20 marks)

Section A: Grammar MCQ (10 marks)

Questions 1–10: Choose the correct answer (1), (2), (3), or (4). Shade the correct option on your answer sheet.

1. The children ________ playing in the garden when it started to rain. (1) is (2) are (3) was (4) were

2. Neither the teacher nor the pupils ________ aware of the change in schedule. (1) is (2) are (3) was (4) were

3. Each of the students ________ given a certificate at the ceremony. (1) were (2) was (3) are (4) is

4. My brother and I ________ going to the library after school. (1) is (2) am (3) are (4) was

5. Which sentence is grammatically correct? (1) She don't like to eat vegetables. (2) She doesn't likes to eat vegetables. (3) She doesn't like to eat vegetables. (4) She not like to eat vegetables.

6. The news about the school concert ________ exciting to everyone. (1) were (2) are (3) is (4) have been

7. There ________ many books on the shelf in the classroom. (1) is (2) was (3) are (4) has

8. The group of dancers ________ rehearsing on the stage now. (1) is (2) are (3) were (4) was

9. Neither of the answers ________ correct. (1) are (2) is (3) were (4) be

10. The cat, along with her kittens, ________ sleeping under the tree. (1) are (2) were (3) is (4) have been

Section B: Vocabulary MCQ (5 marks)

Questions 11–15: Choose the correct answer (1), (2), (3), or (4). Shade the correct option.

11. The word "enormous" is most similar in meaning to ________. (1) tiny (2) huge (3) narrow (4) fragile

12. Choose the word that best completes the sentence: "The scientist made a ________ discovery that changed the world." (1) ordinary (2) remarkable (3) common (4) dull

13. The prefix "un-" in the word "unhappy" means ________. (1) very (2) again (3) not (4) before

14. Choose the antonym of "courageous". (1) brave (2) fearful (3) bold (4) daring

15. The suffix "-less" in the word "fearless" means ________. (1) full of (2) without (3) more than (4) again

Section C: Grammar Cloze (5 marks)

Questions 16–20: Fill in each blank with the correct word from the box. Each word can be used only once.

| who | which | whose | whom | that | |---|---|---|---|---|---|

16. The girl ________ won the competition is my classmate.

17. This is the book ________ I borrowed from the library.

18. The boy ________ bicycle was stolen reported it to the teacher.

19. The pupils ________ the principal praised worked very hard.

20. The movie ________ we watched yesterday was very interesting.

Booklet B (30 marks)

Section D: Visual Text Comprehension (4 marks)

Read the poster below and answer Questions 21–24.

🌿 GREEN EARTH SCHOOL FAIR 🌿

📅 Date: Saturday, 15 November 2025 🕘 Time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. 📍 Venue: Green Earth Primary School Field

🎪 Activities:

Recycled Art Competition (P1–P6)
Plant-a-Seed Workshop
Eco-Quiz Challenge
Food Stalls & Games

🎟️ Entry: FREE for all students and parents! 🏆 Prizes to be won!

📞 Contact: Ms Tan at 6789 1234 for more information.

21. What is the date of the Green Earth School Fair?

22. Name one activity that is available for Primary 4 students.

23. Who should you contact if you want more information about the fair?

24. Is there an entrance fee for the fair? How do you know?

Section E: Editing / Comprehension Cloze (6 marks)

Questions 25–27: Each sentence below has one grammatical error. Identify the error and write the correct sentence.

25. The dogs barks loudly at the stranger last night.

Error: ________________________ Corrected sentence: _____________________________________________________________

26. She have finished her homework before dinner yesterday.

Error: ________________________ Corrected sentence: _____________________________________________________________

27. The children was excited to go on the field trip tomorrow.

Error: ________________________ Corrected sentence: _____________________________________________________________

Questions 28–30: Fill in each blank with the most suitable word.

Last Saturday, my family and I (28) ________ to the zoo. We saw many animals there. My favourite animal (29) ________ the elephant because it was so large and gentle. My little sister was (30) ________ of the snakes, so she refused to go near the reptile house.

Section F: Sentence Synthesis & Transformation (6 marks)

Questions 31–33: Rewrite each sentence as instructed. Your new sentence must be grammatically correct and keep the same meaning.

31. The boy is my cousin. He is wearing a red cap. (Relative clause — combine into one sentence using "who")

32. She finished her homework. Then she watched television. (Use "After" to combine into one sentence.)

33. "I will help you with your project," said Tom. (Reported speech — begin with "Tom said that...")

Section G: Reading Comprehension (14 marks)

Read the passage below and answer Questions 34–40.

Amara woke up early on Monday morning. She was excited because it was the first day of the school's Science Week. Her teacher, Mrs Lim, had asked each pupil to bring a plant to school for a class activity.

Amara walked to the garden and carefully picked a small sunflower seedling from the pot on the windowsill. She placed it gently into a plastic container and filled it with soil. She watered the seedling and smiled at it.

At school, Amara's classmates had brought different types of plants. Raj brought a fern, while Mei Ling brought a cactus. Mrs Lim asked the pupils to observe their plants and write down their observations in their science journals.

"Plants need sunlight, water, and air to grow," Mrs Lim explained. "Over the next five days, we will learn how each of these factors affects plant growth."

Amara looked at her sunflower seedling and hoped it would grow tall and strong. She could not wait to see what would happen by the end of the week.

34. Why was Amara excited on Monday morning?

35. What did Mrs Lim ask each pupil to bring to school?

36. Name two types of plants that Amara's classmates brought.

37. What are the three things that plants need to grow, according to Mrs Lim?

38. What does the word "gently" (paragraph 2) tell us about how Amara handled the seedling?

39. How long will the Science Week activity last?

40. Do you think Amara is a responsible pupil? Give a reason for your answer using evidence from the passage.

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TuitionGoWhere Practice Paper - English Primary 4

Answer Key — Version 5 of 5

Paper: SA2 (End-of-Year Examination) Total Marks: 50

Booklet A (20 marks)

Section A: Grammar MCQ (10 marks)

1. (4) were

Reasoning: "The children" is a plural subject, and the past continuous tense ("were playing") is required because the action was in progress when another event ("it started to rain") occurred. Common mistake: choosing "was" (singular) instead of "were" (plural).

2. (2) are

Reasoning: With "neither...nor," the verb agrees with the subject closest to it. "Pupils" is plural, so "are" is correct. Common mistake: choosing "is" by incorrectly matching to "teacher."

3. (2) was

Reasoning: "Each" is a singular subject, so the singular verb "was" is required. Common mistake: choosing "were" because "students" is plural, but "each" governs the verb.

4. (3) are

Reasoning: "My brother and I" is a compound subject (plural), so "are" is correct. Common mistake: choosing "am" (which only agrees with "I" alone).

5. (3) She doesn't like to eat vegetables.

Reasoning: "Doesn't" is the correct third-person singular form of "do not." After "doesn't," the base form "like" is used (not "likes"). Common mistake: choosing (2) where "likes" is incorrectly used after "doesn't."

6. (3) is

Reasoning: "News" is an uncountable noun and takes a singular verb. Common mistake: choosing "were" or "are" by treating "news" as plural.

7. (3) are

Reasoning: "Many books" is a plural subject, so "are" is correct. Common mistake: choosing "is" by incorrectly matching to "there" instead of the actual subject "books."

8. (1) is

Reasoning: "The group" is a collective noun treated as singular in this context (the group acts as one unit), so "is" is correct. Common mistake: choosing "are" by focusing on "dancers" instead of "group."

9. (2) is

Reasoning: "Neither" is a singular subject, so "is" is correct. Common mistake: choosing "are" by incorrectly treating "neither" as plural.

10. (3) is

Reasoning: The subject is "the cat" (singular). The phrase "along with her kittens" does not change the subject to plural. Common mistake: choosing "are" by incorrectly including "kittens" as part of the subject.

Section B: Vocabulary MCQ (5 marks)

11. (2) huge

Reasoning: "Enormous" means very large or huge. "Tiny" is the antonym. Students should know common synonyms.

12. (2) remarkable

Reasoning: A discovery that "changed the world" would be remarkable (extraordinary, noteworthy). "Ordinary," "common," and "dull" do not fit the context.

13. (3) not

Reasoning: The prefix "un-" means "not." "Unhappy" means "not happy." Common mistake: confusing with other prefixes like "re-" (again) or "pre-" (before).

14. (2) fearful

Reasoning: "Courageous" means brave. Its antonym is "fearful" (full of fear). "Brave," "bold," and "daring" are synonyms.

15. (2) without

Reasoning: The suffix "-less" means "without." "Fearless" means "without fear." Common mistake: confusing "-less" with "-ful" (full of).

Section C: Grammar Cloze (5 marks)

16. who

Reasoning: "Who" is used as a subject relative pronoun referring to a person ("the girl").

17. which / that

Reasoning: "Which" or "that" is used as a relative pronoun referring to a thing ("the book"). Either is acceptable; "which" is in the word box.

18. whose

Reasoning: "Whose" is a possessive relative pronoun. It shows that the bicycle belongs to the boy.

19. whom

Reasoning: "Whom" is used as an object relative pronoun referring to people ("the pupils"). The pupils are the object of "praised."

20. that / which

Reasoning: "That" or "which" is used as a relative pronoun referring to a thing ("the movie"). Either is acceptable; "that" is in the word box.

Booklet B (30 marks)

Section D: Visual Text Comprehension (4 marks)

21. Saturday, 15 November 2025 (1 mark)

Marking note: Accept "15 November 2025" or "15/11/2025." Award 1 mark for the correct date.

22. Any one of the following (1 mark):

Recycled Art Competition
Plant-a-Seed Workshop
Eco-Quiz Challenge
Food Stalls & Games
Marking note: Accept any activity listed on the poster. Award 1 mark for a valid activity.

23. Ms Tan (1 mark)

Marking note: Award 1 mark for "Ms Tan." Accept "Ms Tan at 6789 1234" as well.

24. No, there is no entrance fee. (1 mark) The poster says "Entry: FREE for all students and parents!" (1 mark for evidence)

Marking note: Award 1 mark for "No" or "Free" and 1 mark for quoting or paraphrasing evidence from the poster. Total: 1 mark (this question is worth 1 mark total — accept a clear "No" with reference to the poster).

Section E: Editing / Comprehension Cloze (6 marks)

25. (1 mark)

Error: "barks" (should be "barked")
Corrected sentence: The dogs barked loudly at the stranger last night.
Marking note: "Last night" indicates past tense. "Dogs" is plural, so "barked" is correct.

26. (1 mark)

Error: "have" (should be "had")
Corrected sentence: She had finished her homework before dinner yesterday.
Reasoning: "Yesterday" and "before dinner" indicate past perfect tense ("had finished") because the homework was completed before another past event.

27. (1 mark)

Error: "was" (should be "were")
Corrected sentence: The children were excited to go on the field trip tomorrow.
Reasoning: "Children" is plural, so "were" is required. Note: "tomorrow" indicates future, but the verb "were" agrees with the plural subject "children" in past tense (the sentence describes their state of excitement at that time).

28. went (1 mark)

Reasoning: "Last Saturday" indicates simple past tense. "Went" is the past tense of "go."

29. was (1 mark)

Reasoning: "My favourite animal" is singular, and the passage is in past tense, so "was" is correct.

30. afraid / scared (1 mark)

Marking note: Accept "afraid" or "scared." The context (she refused to go near the reptile house) indicates fear.

Section F: Sentence Synthesis & Transformation (6 marks)

31. The boy who is wearing a red cap is my cousin. (2 marks)

Marking note: Award 2 marks for a grammatically correct sentence using "who" as a relative pronoun. Award 1 mark if the relative pronoun is used but there is a minor grammatical error. Award 0 marks if the sentence is not combined or is grammatically incorrect.

32. After she finished her homework, she watched television. (2 marks)

Marking note: Award 2 marks for a grammatically correct sentence beginning with "After." Award 1 mark if the conjunction is used but there is a minor error. Accept: "She watched television after she finished her homework" (also correct but does not follow the instruction to begin with "After").

33. Tom said that he would help me with my project. (2 marks)

Marking note: Award 2 marks for correct reported speech: "I" → "he," "will" → "would," "you" → "me." Award 1 mark if one change is missing or incorrect. Common mistake: forgetting to change "will" to "would."

Section G: Reading Comprehension (14 marks)

34. She was excited because it was the first day of the school's Science Week. (2 marks)

Marking note: Award 2 marks for a complete answer. Award 1 mark for partial answer (e.g., "Science Week" without "first day").

35. Mrs Lim asked each pupil to bring a plant to school. (2 marks)

Marking note: Award 2 marks for a complete answer. Award 1 mark for partial answer (e.g., "a plant" without "to school").

36. Any two of the following (2 marks):

Raj brought a fern.
Mei Ling brought a cactus.
Marking note: Award 1 mark for each correct plant with the correct student. Total: 2 marks.

37. Plants need sunlight, water, and air to grow. (2 marks)

Marking note: Award 2 marks for all three items. Award 1 mark for two items. Award 0 marks for one or none.

38. The word "gently" tells us that Amara handled the seedling carefully and softly, without being rough. (2 marks)

Marking note: Award 2 marks for explaining that "gently" means carefully/softly. Award 1 mark for a partial answer (e.g., "carefully" without elaboration).

39. The Science Week activity will last five days. (2 marks)

Marking note: Award 2 marks for "five days." Award 1 mark for an incomplete answer (e.g., "five" without "days").

40. Yes, Amara is a responsible pupil. (1 mark) She carefully picked the sunflower seedling, placed it gently into a container, filled it with soil, and watered it. (1 mark for evidence)

Marking note: Award 1 mark for a clear opinion (Yes/No) and 1 mark for evidence from the passage. Accept any reasonable opinion supported by evidence. Total: 2 marks.

Summary of Marks

Section	Topic	Marks
A	Grammar MCQ	10
B	Vocabulary MCQ	5
C	Grammar Cloze	5
D	Visual Text Comprehension	4
E	Editing / Comprehension Cloze	6
F	Sentence Synthesis & Transformation	6
G	Reading Comprehension	14
Total		50

Common Mistakes to Note

Subject-verb agreement with "neither...nor": Students often match the verb to the first subject instead of the closer one.
Collective nouns: Words like "group," "team," and "news" are singular even though they refer to multiple people or things.
Past tense vs. past perfect: "Had + past participle" is used for an action completed before another past action.
Reported speech: Students must change pronouns ("I" → "he/she," "you" → "me/him/her") and tenses ("will" → "would").
Relative pronouns: "Who/whom" for people, "which/that" for things, "whose" for possession.

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