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Test: (FREE) 2017 Primary 2 - Term 2 (SA1) English (MGS)

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Question 1 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

BOOKLET A

Section A: Grammar MCQ (8 marks)

Choose the correct answer (Questions 1 - 8)

Look! The snail is _______________ up the tree!

A) crawl
B) crawls
C) crawled
D) crawling

Question 2 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

Aunt Julie baked a cake for my family. _________ was tasty.

A) I
B) It
C) She
D) They
Question 3 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

“Snake gave me a plate of chicken rice. __________ chicken rice is very tasty!" exclaimed
Monkey.

A) A
B) An
C) The
D) Some

Question 4 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

My brother always ____________ to switch off the lights when he leaves the room.

A) remember
B) remembers
C) remembered
D) remembering

Question 5 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

The children were hungry. They ate ___________ food at the canteen.

A) many
B) a few
C) a little
D) a lot of

Question 6 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

The policemen ran after the robbers and ____________ them.

A) catch
B) caught
C) catches
D) catching
Question 7 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

"__________ late for the show," said Jenny and her sister as they hurried to the cinema.

A) I'm
B) She's
C) We're
D) They're

Question 8 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

Brandon thanked his sister for lending __________ the storybook. He enjoyed reading it.

A) me
B) him
C) her
D) them

Question 9 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

Section B: Vocabulary MCQ (6 marks)

Choose the correct answer (Questions 9 - 14)

Haley was stung by a ___________ of bees yesterday.

A) pack
B) pride
C) swarm
D) school

Question 10 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

Madam Nora likes to cook ___________ fried noodles. She puts lots of chillies in the dish.

A) sour
B) spicy
C) salty
D) sweet
Question 11 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

When a crab senses danger, it ___________ away.

A) skips
B) stomps
C) slithers
D) scurries

Question 12 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

Kyra did well for her test. Her father was pleased and gave her a ___________.

A) reward
B) warning
C) donation
D) treasure

Question 13 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

Fahmi looks up the ___________ for the meanings of the words in his worksheet.

A) diary
B) magazine
C) newspaper
D) dictionary

Question 14 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

My sister had a deep cut and she had to have her arm _____________.

A) packed
B) bundled
C) patched
D) bandaged
Question 15 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 4 pts

Section C: Grammar Cloze (8 marks)

Read the passage carefully. Choose the correct word from the options (4 x 1m)
USE EACH WORD ONCE ONLY.

1. [ ] It was Mother's Day. Siti and Ali went A. in


_________ the shopping centre near
their home to buy their mother a present.

2. [ ] They browsed the shelves ___________ B. to


the gift shop.

3. [ ] Then, they decided to buy a frame and C. of


thought __________ putting their family
photograph in it.

4. [ ] When their mother received the gift, she D. for


praised them ____________ their
thoughtfulness. It was indeed the best gift
ever!

Question 16 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

Fill in each blank with the most suitable word. (4 x 1m)


Questions 16 - 19 make up 1 complete passage:

It was a cold, rainy night. Meiling was on her way home from her friend’s house. It was her
friend’s birthday.

As she was walking, she thought there was somebody following her __________ there was
no one there.

Question 17 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

Meiling was frightened ___________ she started walking faster.


Question 18 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

She nearly fell __________ the ground was slippery.

Question 19 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

Luckily, Meiling's house was nearby. __________ she reached home, her mother scolded
her for returning home late. Meiling promised never to stay out late again!
Question 20 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 6 pts

SECTION D: Vocabulary Cloze (6 marks)

Read the passage carefully. Choose the most suitable word from the options. Use
each word once only. (6 x 1m)

1. [ ] The teacher told the pupils to turn their A. asked


test papers over and start writing.
Everyone ___________ to write but
David did not.

2. [ ] He was ___________ looking for his B. began


pencil case.

3. [ ] To his horror, David ___________ that he C. whole


had not brought it.

4. [ ] He put up his hand to ask for a pencil. D. erasing


The teacher glared ____________ at him
and lent him one.

5. [ ] After _____________ a few questions, E. happily


David made a mistake and needed an
eraser which he had forgotten to bring
too. He put up his hand again.

6. [ ] The teacher went up to him and gave him F. lot


a _____________ set of stationery.

David felt very embarrassed and learnt


the importance of preparing for school
daily.

G. still

H. answering

I. realised

J. angrily
Question 21 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

Section E: Editing for Spelling, Grammar and Punctuation (4 marks)

Read the passage carefully. The words that are underlined have either a spelling or
grammatical error. Type in the correct word. Type in the correct punctuation mark for
the blank. (4 x 1m)

Questions 21 - 24 make up 1 complete passage:

A butterfly is an insect. It lays eggs on the underside of leafs.

Question 22 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

The egg hatches into a caterpillar. The caterpillar eats and eats before attaching itself to a
brunch. It then starts to change into a pupa.

Question 23 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

Input the correct punctuation mark represented by the ' O' in the question below:
A few weeks later O a butterfly emerges from the pupa.

Question 24 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

It's wings are wet and take a few hours to dry out. After the wings are dry, the butterfly flies
to a flower and drinks the sweet-smelling nectar!
Question 25 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

Section F: Comprehension (8 marks)

Read the passage carefully (Questions 25 - 30)

Raja was showing off to his friends how he was able to throw a ball higher and farther than
them. He threw the ball with all his might from one end of the basketball court to the other
end. The ball flew like a rocket over the heads of all the boys. It went past the other end of
the basketball court. As there was no fence, the ball landed in the field that was just beyond
the basketball court.

Amy was sitting at the end of the field near the pond watching a family of ducks swim. When
she heard some noise, she turned and saw a big orange object heading her way.

"Stop that ball!" one of the boys shouted.

The ball landed a few metres away from Amy. It started rolling and was heading right for the
pond. The ducks sensed danger. They started quacking and flapping their wings wildly.
Immediately, Amy sprang to her feet and threw her arms out to stop the ball just as it was
about to splash into the water. As a result of Amy's quick-thinking, she saved the ducks and
the ball!

"Bring it over here!" shouted Raja. Amy walked over to the basketball court with the ball in
her hand.

"Thanks," the boys said together.

"May I take a shot?" Amy asked the boys.

The boys said, "Sure." All the boys laughed at Amy as she prepared to throw the ball. She
was much younger than them!

Amy took the ball and stood at the line. She focused on the basketball net and gave her best
shot. The boys watched with amazement as the ball whooshed straight into the basketball
net. Amy smiled as the boys cheered loudly for her. They apologised to Amy for laughing at
her because they thought that she would not be able to throw the ball into the basketball net.

Choose the correct answer

The ball landed in the field as _____________________________.

A) there was no fence


B) Raja was showing off
C) the field was nearby
D) Raja wanted to kick it there
Question 26 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

Raja was showing off to his friends how he was able to throw a ball higher and farther than
them. He threw the ball with all his might from one end of the basketball court to the other
end. The ball flew like a rocket over the heads of all the boys. It went past the other end of
the basketball court. As there was no fence, the ball landed in the field that was just beyond
the basketball court.

Amy was sitting at the end of the field near the pond watching a family of ducks swim. When
she heard some noise, she turned and saw a big orange object heading her way.

"Stop that ball!" one of the boys shouted.

The ball landed a few metres away from Amy. It started rolling and was heading right for the
pond. The ducks sensed danger. They started quacking and flapping their wings wildly.
Immediately, Amy sprang to her feet and threw her arms out to stop the ball just as it was
about to splash into the water. As a result of Amy's quick-thinking, she saved the ducks and
the ball!

"Bring it over here!" shouted Raja. Amy walked over to the basketball court with the ball in
her hand.

"Thanks," the boys said together.

"May I take a shot?" Amy asked the boys.

The boys said, "Sure." All the boys laughed at Amy as she prepared to throw the ball. She
was much younger then them!

Amy took the ball and stood at the line. She focused on the basketball net and gave her best
shot. The boys watched with amazement as the ball whooshed straight into the basketball
net. Amy smiled as the boys cheered loudly for her. They apologised to Amy for laughing at
her because they thought that she would not be able to throw the ball into the basketball net.

What does the word 'They' in paragraph 4 refer to?


Question 27 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

Raja was showing off to his friends how he was able to throw a ball higher and farther than
them. He threw the ball with all his might from one end of the basketball court to the other
end. The ball flew like a rocket over the heads of all the boys. It went past the other end of
the basketball court. As there was no fence, the ball landed in the field that was just beyond
the basketball court.

Amy was sitting at the end of the field near the pond watching a family of ducks swim. When
she heard some noise, she turned and saw a big orange object heading her way.

"Stop that ball!" one of the boys shouted.

The ball landed a few metres away from Amy. It started rolling and was heading right for the
pond. The ducks sensed danger. They started quacking and flapping their wings wildly.
Immediately, Amy sprang to her feet and threw her arms out to stop the ball just as it was
about to splash into the water. As a result of Amy's quick-thinking, she saved the ducks and
the ball!

"Bring it over here!" shouted Raja. Amy walked over to the basketball court with the ball in
her hand.

"Thanks," the boys said together.

"May I take a shot?" Amy asked the boys.

The boys said, "Sure." All the boys laughed at Amy as she prepared to throw the ball. She
was much younger then them!

Amy took the ball and stood at the line. She focused on the basketball net and gave her best
shot. The boys watched with amazement as the ball whooshed straight into the basketball
net. Amy smiled as the boys cheered loudly for her. They apologised to Amy for laughing at
her because they thought that she would not be able to throw the ball into the basketball net.

Which word from paragraphs 2 to 4 has the same meaning as the following word:
jumped
Question 28 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 1 pt

Raja was showing off to his friends how he was able to throw a ball higher and farther than
them. He threw the ball with all his might from one end of the basketball court to the other
end. The ball flew like a rocket over the heads of all the boys. It went past the other end of
the basketball court. As there was no fence, the ball landed in the field that was just beyond
the basketball court.

Amy was sitting at the end of the field near the pond watching a family of ducks swim. When
she heard some noise, she turned and saw a big orange object heading her way.

"Stop that ball!" one of the boys shouted.

The ball landed a few metres away from Amy. It started rolling and was heading right for the
pond. The ducks sensed danger. They started quacking and flapping their wings wildly.
Immediately, Amy sprang to her feet and threw her arms out to stop the ball just as it was
about to splash into the water. As a result of Amy's quick-thinking, she saved the ducks and
the ball!

"Bring it over here!" shouted Raja. Amy walked over to the basketball court with the ball in
her hand.

"Thanks," the boys said together.

"May I take a shot?" Amy asked the boys.

The boys said, "Sure." All the boys laughed at Amy as she prepared to throw the ball. She
was much younger then them!

Amy took the ball and stood at the line. She focused on the basketball net and gave her best
shot. The boys watched with amazement as the ball whooshed straight into the basketball
net. Amy smiled as the boys cheered loudly for her. They apologised to Amy for laughing at
her because they thought that she would not be able to throw the ball into the basketball net.

Which word from paragraphs 2 to 4 has the same meaning as the following word:
rescued
Question 29 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 0 pts

Raja was showing off to his friends how he was able to throw a ball higher and farther than
them. He threw the ball with all his might from one end of the basketball court to the other
end. The ball flew like a rocket over the heads of all the boys. It went past the other end of
the basketball court. As there was no fence, the ball landed in the field that was just beyond
the basketball court.

Amy was sitting at the end of the field near the pond watching a family of ducks swim. When
she heard some noise, she turned and saw a big orange object heading her way.

"Stop that ball!" one of the boys shouted.

The ball landed a few metres away from Amy. It started rolling and was heading right for the
pond. The ducks sensed danger. They started quacking and flapping their wings wildly.
Immediately, Amy sprang to her feet and threw her arms out to stop the ball just as it was
about to splash into the water. As a result of Amy's quick-thinking, she saved the ducks and
the ball!

"Bring it over here!" shouted Raja. Amy walked over to the basketball court with the ball in
her hand.

"Thanks," the boys said together.

"May I take a shot?" Amy asked the boys.

The boys said, "Sure." All the boys laughed at Amy as she prepared to throw the ball. She
was much younger then them!

Amy took the ball and stood at the line. She focused on the basketball net and gave her best
shot. The boys watched with amazement as the ball whooshed straight into the basketball
net. Amy smiled as the boys cheered loudly for her. They apologised to Amy for laughing at
her because they thought that she would not be able to throw the ball into the basketball net.

This question is designed for extended answers that parent/ teacher will have to
assign and guide child to attempt after the test has been completed.

Grading: This question type is not graded on this system and will not affect the final
score as it was designed in such a way that it requires manual assistance.

What did the ducks do when they saw the ball coming at them?
Question 30 of 30 Primary 2 English (Term 1) 2 pts

Raja was showing off to his friends how he was able to throw a ball higher and farther than
them. He threw the ball with all his might from one end of the basketball court to the other
end. The ball flew like a rocket over the heads of all the boys. It went past the other end of
the basketball court. As there was no fence, the ball landed in the field that was just beyond
the basketball court.

Amy was sitting at the end of the field near the pond watching a family of ducks swim. When
she heard some noise, she turned and saw a big orange object heading her way.

"Stop that ball!" one of the boys shouted.

The ball landed a few metres away from Amy. It started rolling and was heading right for the
pond. The ducks sensed danger. They started quacking and flapping their wings wildly.
Immediately, Amy sprang to her feet and threw her arms out to stop the ball just as it was
about to splash into the water. As a result of Amy's quick-thinking, she saved the ducks and
the ball!

"Bring it over here!" shouted Raja. Amy walked over to the basketball court with the ball in
her hand.

"Thanks," the boys said together.

"May I take a shot?" Amy asked the boys.

The boys said, "Sure." All the boys laughed at Amy as she prepared to throw the ball. She
was much younger then them!

Amy took the ball and stood at the line. She focused on the basketball net and gave her best
shot. The boys watched with amazement as the ball whooshed straight into the basketball
net. Amy smiled as the boys cheered loudly for her. They apologised to Amy for laughing at
her because they thought that she would not be able to throw the ball into the basketball net.

Give two reasons why the boys laughed at Amy.

A) She said a funny story.


B) She asked the boys to laugh.
C) She was younger than them.
D) They thought she would not be able to throw the basketball into the net.

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