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TuitionGoWhere Practice Paper — English Primary 4 (Answer Key)
Version: 3
Total Marks: 20
Section A: Grammar Multiple Choice
1. (2) were
Teaching note: Compound subject "The librarian and the students" is plural, so we use "were" (past plural). "Was / is" are singular; "has" is wrong tense.
Common mistake: using "was" because "librarian" is near the verb.
2. (3) was doing
Teaching note: "While" shows a continuous past action interrupted by "went out" (past simple). Past continuous = was/were + verb-ing.
Common mistake: using "did" (simple past) instead of continuous.
3. (2) herself
Teaching note: "Mrs Tan" is one female, so reflexive pronoun is "herself". "Myself" (I), "themselves" (plural), "ourselves" (we) are wrong.
Common mistake: "themselves" if student misses that she was alone.
4. (3) These
Teaching note: "books" is plural and near ("on the table"), so "These" (plural near). "This/That" singular; "Those" plural far.
Common mistake: "Those" for nearby objects.
5. (4) a few
Teaching note: "minutes" is countable; "a few" = some (positive). "few" = not many (negative); "little/a little" for uncountable.
Common mistake: "little" with countable noun.
6. (3) to
Teaching note: "returned … to" shows direction back. "at/on/in" do not show return direction.
Common mistake: "at the store" (location not direction).
7. (3) peacefully
Teaching note: adverb modifies verb "slept" → adjective "peaceful" + ly.
Common mistake: using noun "peace" or adjective "peaceful".
8. (2) makes
Teaching note: "One of the girls" is singular → verb "makes" (present). Past "made" not matched to present context.
Common mistake: "make" (plural) after "one of".
9. (1) who
Teaching note: relative pronoun for people as subject = "who". "which" for things; "whom" object; "whose" possession.
Common mistake: "which" for pupils.
10. (2) because
Teaching note: gives reason (rain caused delay). "but" contrast; "or" choice; "and" addition.
Common mistake: "and" as if two facts only.
Section B: Grammar Cloze
11. were
Note: plural "children" past tense → "were".
12. had been
Note: "since morning" with past context → past perfect continuous "had been packing".
13. told
Note: past tense reporting instruction → "told".
14. One
Note: "One of the students" singular reference.
15. his
Note: reflexive/share possession from "a friend" (male implied by "his lunch") → "his food".
(1 mark each; total 5)
Section C: Sentence Correction & Transformation
16. The boys had eaten lunch before the bell rang.
Mark: 1. Past perfect = had + eaten. Shows action completed before another past action.
17. The floor was swept by the cleaner.
Mark: 1. Passive = object becomes subject; "was swept" past passive; "by" agent.
18. The girl who won the race is my cousin.
Mark: 1. Relative clause "who won the race" modifies "girl".
19. He and I went to the library.
Mark: 1. Subject pronoun "He" not "Him". "I" correct as subject.
20. If it is sunny, we will go to the park.
Mark: 1. First conditional: If + present, will + base verb.
Total Marks Check: Section A 10 + B 5 + C 5 = 20 ✓