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1 Revision booklet Answer Sheet 1 2 Unfortunately 3 thieves 4 from 5 Accept any appropriate adverb, eg: - brightly - beautifully 6 Close the windows firmly and securely lock the door. Page 1 of 23

2 7 performed 8 wasn't OR was not 9 The baby was enjoying playing with his teddy bear. 10 Tom bakes a cake. OR Tom is baking a cake. OR Tom's baking a cake. 11 haven't 12 We were exhausted because our flight arrived at 4am. Despite similar opportunities, we are successful in different ways. Page 2 of 23

3 13 When she was standing next to her brother, Anita looked very tall. Even though he had little patience, Robert enjoyed chess. Sue's skills were good although she had not been playing for long. They finished the walk, which seemed never-ending. 2 mark(s) 14 Accept any response in which all clauses are joined using until and while in a single sentence that makes sense, eg: Until surgeons began experimenting with anaesthetic, people used to be in pain while they were having operations. People used to be in pain while they were having operations, until surgeons began experimenting with anaesthetic. While they were having operations, people used to be in pain, until surgeons began experimenting with anaesthetic. 15 Computer games, which can be fun to play, are also very time-consuming. 16 The teacher, however, was not amused. The novel, which is a fantastic story, only took me two days to read. 17 I love red, blue, yellow and green; he prefers black, white, orange and purple. Page 3 of 23

4 18 Accept any adjectives derived from 'fear', eg: fearsome fearful fearless 19 plentiful, easy to find 20 argument, quarrel 21 bank Also accept 'side'. Page 4 of 23

5 22 Put a tick in each row to show whether each explanation is true or false. One has been done for you. Explanation True False a collision is a type of conversation a modification is a change or adaptation a compromise is a feeling of anger weary means to be full of life a notion is an idea or belief about something 2 mark(s) 23 The concert was a great success; the applause went on for many minutes. Honestly, I've done my very best; I've left no stone, however small, unturned. 24 Award marks for the correct passive / agentless passive construction, eg: i) She was rescued by the coastguard. She got rescued by the coastguard. She was / got rescued. ii) She was taken to hospital by (the) ambulance. She was taken to hospital. She got taken to hospital. 2 mark(s) Page 5 of 23

6 25 The opposing football team an imposing group of strong players looked set to beat us. The new manager an able and very experienced person looks likely to transform the team The sign warned that deer might be crossing. 28 one box, four boxes one foot, a pair of feet one sheep, a flock of sheep 29 After the argument they all went home. We saw a magnificent polar bear. Eating an apple can help keep you healthy. Page 6 of 23

7 30 She waited until 10 o'clock. 31 Accept any appropriate adverbs, eg: Josie walked home quickly / slowly and ate her dinner hungrily / greedily. 32 quickly 33 She'll be here at ten o'clock. My two dogs are very different from one another. My new school bag is similar to my old one. The building was high compared with the trees around it. 34 Main clause Subordinate clause My sister, who is very annoying, is older than me. Sports day was cancelled because it was raining heavily. The sofa, which is old and worn, is the cat's favourite place to sleep. When I arrived, everyone else was already there. Page 7 of 23

8 35 As it was raining so hard, we weren't able to visit the castle. As it was raining so hard we weren't able, to visit the castle. As it was raining, so hard we, weren't able to visit the castle. As, it was raining so hard, we weren't able to visit the castle. 36 a) My friend, who is very fit, won the 100-metre race. b) The man, meanwhile, picked up his bag and carried on walking. 2 mark(s) 37 misbehave incorrect impossible 38 Accept any appropriate adjectival synonym to replace 'enormous', eg: big gigantic 39 Award one mark for a suitable past tense verb related to speaking, eg: shouted screamed yelled bellowed Page 8 of 23

9 40 climbed 41 Word Synonym Antonym victory Accept any appropriate and precise noun synonym, eg: win success Accept any appropriate and precise noun antonym, eg: failure loss defeat 42 few, not many Page 9 of 23

10 43 Accept any two responses in which present is used correctly with a different meaning in each. Responses numbered separately below are considered to have different meanings. Present as a noun: i) A gift, eg: You give someone a birthday present. What a fabulous present! i) Present time, eg: A newspaper is a record of the present. We live in the present. iii) Present a talk / TV programme, eg: He is going to present the weather. iv) Present tense, eg: I wrote my story in the present tense. iii) Present meaning 'here', eg: Jane was not present for the lesson. 44 play 45 On the one hand, it would be exciting to go on the roller coaster; on the other, I might not like the height! Page 10 of 23

11 46 Phrase Clause We went outside so we could enjoy the sunshine. The sun shone in the bright blue sky. The beautiful rainbow lasted for hours. We had fun running around the garden. 2 mark(s) 47 The sign was blown over by the wind. 48 I wanted my mum to watch me in the school play. After we went cycling, Emma and I were very tired. The teacher asked Tim and me to collect the books. 49 cross Page 11 of 23

12 50 Award 1 mark for changing both underlined verbs to a suitable past tense form. 51 The walkers carries their lunch in their backpacks. They eats all the pudding. The baker makes gorgeous cakes. He go to the dentist every month. 52 Award 1 mark for a correctly placed pair of commas. Jim, grabbing his hat and gloves, ran out of the house. Page 12 of 23

13 53 Award 1 mark for all three correct. Sentence I have violin lessons, although I have not been playing for very long. If you want to improve, you must practise a lot. I practise every weekend, even when it's in the school holidays. Main clause Subordinate clause 54 Award 1 mark for all three correct. Page 13 of 23

14 55 Award 1 mark for all four correct. I me Sarah and both had a cold. In the concert, Freddie and sat next to each other. My mother drove Linda and to the party. Tom, Kate and are on the red team. 56 Award 1 mark for a correctly placed semi-colon. It is a very long book; on the other hand, it is one of the best I have ever read. 57 Award 1 mark for an alternative word that contains the root word 'circ', eg: - circumference / circuit / circulation Page 14 of 23

15 58 He decided after taking a few minutes to think, that it was a good idea. He decided after, taking a few minutes, to think that it was a good idea. He decided, after taking a few minutes to think, that it was a good idea. He decided after taking a few minutes, to think that it was, a good idea. 59 Award 1 mark for a grammatically correct and appropriate subordinate clause within a complex sentence which is correctly punctuated throughout, eg: - The puppy started to bark because she wanted to play. - The puppy, which had been quiet all morning, started to bark. - Every time the postman walked up the path, the puppy started to bark. - Expecting his dinner, the puppy started to bark firemen Page 15 of 23

16 62 Award one mark for all three correct. Sentence Butterflies, moths and bees are all winged insects. Ana's class, which is the largest, is usually the quietest. When Dad bakes biscuits, Jackie always helps. Commas are used to separate items in a list Commas are used to separate clauses 63 Award 1 mark for four correct labels. 64 a preposition Page 16 of 23

17 65 two or twice 66 Award 1 mark for all three correct. disagree illegal irregular 67 Award 1 mark for the adverb encircled. The old dog was still sitting on the sunlit patio. Page 17 of 23

18 68 Award one mark for a correctly completed table. Sentence Verb Noun Adverb Adjective They measured the length of the room. There was a measurable increase in the temperature. They took measurements of their heights. 69 Award 1 mark for a grammatically correct, accurately punctuated sentence that includes all of the information given in the boxes in any logical order, eg: - Ben Green, who is in my class, went to Spain over the summer. - Ben Green (who is in my class) went to Spain over the summer. - Over the summer, Ben Green - who is in my class - went to Spain. 70 Page 18 of 23

19 71 72 Award 1 mark for two correctly placed dashes. Some of the vegetables in the school garden - especially the carrots and pumpkins - had grown to an enormous size. 73 The cars were stopped from crossing the bridge by the police officer. 74 Award 1 mark for a correct prefix and suffix. dishonestly dishonesty Page 19 of 23

20 75 Award 1 mark for a correctly placed semi-colon and comma. Rudi is going to play football tonight; however, I must stay in and do my homework. 76 Award 1 mark for a grammatically correct and accurately punctuated passive sentence, eg: - A speech was given by the visitor. - A speech was given. 77 It rained heavily during the night. 78 Award 1 mark for all three adverbs correctly encircled. Often, I am too tired to stay awake, so I only read a few pages of my book. Page 20 of 23

21 79 Award 1 mark for all five correct. 80 Award 1 mark for the correct response. - semi-colon Also accept plausible misspellings and responses that do not use a hyphen, e.g. - semicolon - semi colon 81 Award 1 mark for three correct sentences ticked. Ali locked the door before he left. The shops are beyond the main road. My brother is behind me in the race. Barry is below Andrew in the register. Page 21 of 23

22 82 Award 1 mark for a correctly completed table. Sentence Adjective Adverb It is a direct flight to Spain. I hate arriving late. The door opened wide. That is the wrong spelling. 83 Award 1 mark for a correctly completed table. Sentence He moved here after the end of the war. Entry is free after 5pm in the evening. I went to the cinema after I had eaten my dinner. after used as a subordinating conjunction after used as a preposition Page 22 of 23

23 84 Award 1 mark for a correctly completed table. Noun Adjective care Accept an appropriate adjective, e.g. careful / careless / carefree / careworn nature Accept an appropriate adjective, e.g. natural mess Accept an appropriate adjective, e.g. messy danger Accept an appropriate adjective, e.g. dangerous beauty Accept an appropriate adjective, e.g. beautiful / beauteous 85 Award 1 mark for the adverb encircled. "Soon," he thought, "I'll be able to see my family." 86 You and I should play chess. David told me to leave. I want to go. Page 23 of 23

SAMPLE. Grammar, punctuation and spelling. Paper 1: short answer questions. English tests KEY STAGE LEVELS. First name. Middle name.

SAMPLE. Grammar, punctuation and spelling. Paper 1: short answer questions. English tests KEY STAGE LEVELS. First name. Middle name. En KEY STAGE 2 LEVELS 3 5 SAMPLE English tests Grammar, punctuation and spelling Paper 1: short answer questions First name Middle name Last name Date of birth Day Month Year School name DfE number Sourced