Let me have a look at your puppy

Class: 02 1. Select the noun from the given words. Subject: IEO A. Deer B. Wide C. Long D. Small 2. Identify the common noun Let me have a look at your puppy A. Me B. Look C. Your D. Puppy 3. Select the verb that describes the action A. Laugh B. Push C. Shout D. Dance 4. Which verb in Bold print is correct? Choose the sentence A. I starts the computer. B. She type her name. C. He asks a question. D. It give an answer. 5. Read the sentence. Choose the opposite adverb: The witch gave a pat kindly A. Caringly B. Critically C. Angrily D. Cruelly 6. Identify the adjective which describes the picture

A. Difficult B. Famous C. Near D. Far 7. Which adjective in Bold print tells colour? Choose the sentence A. Do you see that tiny bird? B. It has a long beak. C. Can you see its two wings? D. I think its feathers are purple. 8. Choose the appropriate preposition You can t get there bus or foot. A. By on B. With by C. In by D. With on 9. Choose the appropriate personal / possessive pronoun This is our house. This is. A. Theirs B. Ours C. Yours D. Us 10. Fill in the blank with a, an, the Is Fred reading exciting story? A. A B. An C. The D. None of these. 11. Choose the holiday that is written correctly. A. New Year s Day. B. Valentine s day. C. Mothers s Day. D. April fools day. 12. Fill in the blank with the correct simple present tense forms of the given words Amit at 6 o clock everyday.

A. Get up B. Gets up C. Gets D. Getting up 13. Fill in the blank with appropriate joining word Bat ball. A. Or B. And C. So D. Also 14. Complete the sentence a lot of work to do. A. I ve B. I m C. I ll D. I d 15. Identify the picture A. Bracelet B. Socks C. Hair ribbon D. Trousers 16. Identify the Picture A. Beetle B. Zebra C. Fly D. Fox 17. Identify the Picture A. Crocodile B. Lobster C. Cow D. Fox

18. Answer to easy question What does TV mean? A. For one hour B. Yes C. Television D. On Friday 19. LOOK AT THE PICTURE AND CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD TO COMPLETE THE SENTENCES. The food is flowing the pan. A. out B. over C. completely 20. Choose the odd one out from each set of words. A. teacher B. cooker C. singer 21. Fill in the blank: A mouse is but an elephant is. A. Large small B. Small.. thin C. Tiny big D. Teenie.. weenie 22. Choose the correct phrase to fill in the blank: The snake takes out a sound of. A. Chuk chuk B. Hiss hiss C. Shoo shoo D. Loot toot toot 23. READ THE LETTER AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER TO COMPLETE THE SENTENCES THAT FOLLOW. 8, China Bazaar, Chennai Wednesday, 1st July Dear Tarun, Yesterday was the end of the year at our school. We had a big party at three o clock, after our English lesson. It was great! All the teachers were at the party and there was a clown too. I think the clown was our Math s teacher, Mr. Prasad. The music and food was very good. Ken, from my group, had two new records from his cousin in New York. He likes American pop music.now we ve

got three weeks of holiday! No school till 2nd August. Can you stay with me for three or four days? You can meet some of my friends here. Love, Bharat They to songs. A. taught B. listened C. played 24. Read the passage below and answer the question that follows: THE FROGS AND THE BOYS A group of boys were near a pond. They picked up some stones and began to throw them into the pond. Stone after stone hit the water. A family of frogs lived in the pond. They were very frightened. Father frog said to the family, We ve got to do something to save ourselves. Let me talk to the boys. Father frog swam to the edge of the pond and said, Please stop throwing stones into the pond. You might hurt us. The boys just laughed and continued to throw stones into the pond. A farmer was watching. He picked up a few small stones. He began to throw them, one at a time, in the direction of the boys. Stop! Stop! cried the boys. Can t you see you may hurt us? Why should I stop? said the farmer. Did you stop when you knew that you might hurt the frogs? The boys felt ashamed and walked away. Why did the farmer throw stones at the boys? A. Because he wanted to teach them a lesson. B. Because he wanted to hurt them. C. Because he wanted to play with them. D. Because he wanted to have fun. 25. Read the passage below and answer the question that follows: THE COCK AND THE GEM There was once a village near Jaipur. It was a quiet place. People worked hard. The fields were full of ripe grain. There was plenty of food for everyone. But one year the rains did not come at the usual time. Therefore there was no water and all the crops dried up. People started leaving the village for the city. They tried to get a job there. The animals also moved to greener pasture. One morning a cock who was hungry went to a farmyard in search of food. After a lot of searching in the rubbish, he found a sparkling gem lying in the dirt. It shone brightly in the morning light. Ah! If only it were a grain of corn! the cock cried. Gems look beautiful but they do not satisfy hunger Choose the correct meaning of the word given from the text; Shining A. Sparkling B. Clean C. Bright D. Spotless 26. Read the passage below and answer the question that follows: THE LION MAKERS Once four young Brahmins lived in Bhojpur. Three of them were very learned. But the fourth avoided learning books. However, he had much common sense. The four decided to travel together to make money. The first three were sure of success because of their learning. On their way through a forest, they saw bones of a dead lion. The first said, I can join the bones. The second said, I can supply flesh and blood. The third said, I can give it life.

The first and the second did their jobs. Then the third started. The fourth man told him not to give life to the lion, If the lion became alive, it would kill them all. But the third did not listen to the advice. So the fourth asked him to wait till he had climbed a tree. The lion came alive soon after. It killed the three learned Brahmins. But the fourth was saved through his common sense. Book learning without sense can only bring unhappiness. What did the second and the third man do? A. They continued on their way B. They insisted not to give life to the lion C. They gave flesh and blood and life to the lion D. They joined the bones of the lion 27. Read the passage below and answer the question that follows: GANDHIJI AND THE LITTLE BOY One day a little boy visited Gandhiji at his ashram. He was not happy to see how Bapu was dressed. He doesn t even wear a shirt, he thought. Why don t you wear a shirt, Bapu?, asked the boy. Bapu replied, I am very poor. I cannot afford a kurta. The child s heart was filled with pity. My mother sews well, he said. I shall ask her to make a kurta for you. How many kurtas can your mother make?, asked Gandhiji. How many do you need? asked the boy. One, two, three...she can make as many as you want. Gandhiji thought for a moment and said, You see, I am not alone. I have a large family, son. How many kurtas do you need? asked the boy again. I have forty crore bothers and sisters, Bapu explained. Tell, can your mother make forty crore kurtas? The boy looked at Gandhiji. He was puzzled. He did not understand that the whole nation was Gandhiji s family. Who were his family? A. The boy was his family B. The whole ashram was his family C. The whole nation was his family D. The whole village was his family 28. Read the passage below and answer the question that follows: Scooter s Good Book Scooter was a very nice dog. She was the oldest dog in her family. She had two younger sisters. They drove Scooter crazy every day. She tried her best to get along with them, and not to argue over toys. It was very hard. They wanted to argue every day. Their Mom did not like this. She got angry when Scooter s sisters argued over toys. One day Scooter went with her Mom to the store. Her sisters did not go. They were in trouble for arguing with each other. Scooter smiled happily when she jumped in the car. It was fun to go with her Mom to the store. She sat very still while her Mom put on her seat belt. Scooter looked out of the window and smiled at her sisters as her Mom backed out of the driveway. Mom and Scooter went to the store. Scooter was very nice and polite to the people in the store. Scooter s mom was very proud of her. It was time to go home. They got back in the car and headed for home. Scooter s Mom leaned over and gave Scooter a big hug and a book about dogs. Scooter was very happy with her gift. She went straight in the house and jumped on the sofa and read all afternoon. She did not ever hear her sisters fussing that they did not get a new book. She was lost in her good book and her memories of a great day. The meaning of the word Fuss is. A. Argue B. Angry C. Noise D. Cry 29. Read the poem given below and answer the question that follows:

SWEET SURPRISE Something smells good in the kitchen, Sugary spicy and sweet. A pudding? A pie? What can it be? Mom s making a special treat. So I peep into the kitchen And as you all can see, That sugary spicy sweet surprise Is a Birthday Cake for me! The meaning of the word 'Surprise'is. A. An unexpected event. B. Tension C. Worry D. Pleasant 30. Sentence 1 (S1) is given. Sentence 2 (S2) is not. Choose the right answer for sentence 2. S1: The children are playing in the playground. S2: A. The games teacher is blowing the whistle. B. The headmaster is Mr. Kumar. C. The English teacher is writing on the board. 31. Read the passage and answer the questions that follow: THE GARDEN Once upon a time, there was a beautiful garden. In the garden, there were many colourful flowers such a red roses, yellow daisies and white lilies along with many stones. Every day the flowers would smile at the children who came to play in the garden. They would dance in the breeze and spread their fragrance. But the stones, they just stood still. One evening, after everyone had left the garden, the flowers began discussing this among themselves. The red rose said, These stones do nothing. We always do the work. The yellow daisy added, You re right, my friend! They should work as well. The white lily listened to them but didn t say a word. Soon, they all fell asleep. The Lord of the garden heard this and decided to do something. The next morning, the flowers woke up to a loud noise. The stones were moving. As they moved, they pushed the flowers and damaged the grass. The flowers began to scream, Help, help, somebody help. These stones are going to kill us. The white lily spoke up, why are you screaming? They are working. You should be happy. The red rose cried out, Yes, we did. But we re sorry now because they are hurting us. Oh! Please make them stop. The Lord of the garden heard their cries and stopped the stones from moving. The yellow daisy said, lam happy to do all the work. I ll never complain anymore. Who heard the cries of the flowers? A. The stones in the garden. B. The children around the garden. C. The person responsible for the garden. D. The trees in the garden. 32. One axe, many A. axes B. axis C. axen D. axe

33. Choose the correct word : One fly, a lot of A. flies B. flys C. fly 34. Choose the most appropriate answer: First, I will study. I will watch TV. A. then B. next C. before

1. A 2. D 3. C 4. C 5. D 6. D 7. D 8. A 9. B 10. B 11. B 12. B 13. B 14. A 15. A 16. C 17. C 18. C 19. B 20. B 21. C 22. B 23. B 24. A 25. A 26. C 27. C 28. A 29. A 30. A 31. C 32. A 33. A 34. A

Class: 02 1. Which word makes this word group a complete sentence? Subject: IEO The bird. A. Tree B. Wing C. Beak D. Sings 2. Identify the common noun That temple was built before I was born A. Temple B. Built C. That D. Born 3. Select the verb that describes the action A. Wake up B. Walk C. Smoke D. Laugh 4. Which verb in Bold print is correct? Choose the sentence A. A deer running fast. B. The bird sit on a rock. C. The rain fall down. D. The birds fly in the sky. 5. Read the sentence. Choose the opposite adverb The snail is moving slowly A. Bravely B. Politely C. Kindly D. Quickly 6. Identify the adjective which describes the picture

A. Cool B. B. Cold C. Painful D. Hot 7. Comparison of adjective Ramu was than the baker. A. Clever B. Cleverer C. Cleverest D. Cleverier 8. Choose the appropriate preposition Don t wait me. A. To B. is C. For D. At 9. Choose the appropriate personal / possessive pronoun Meena bought a black and white cat. A. We B. Her C. You D. She 10. Fill in the blank with a, an, the What are your plans for future? A. A B. An C. The D. A or the 11. Choose the correct option. A. The lion has a thick mane B. Who is she. C. My mother is a nurse D. Can I play with you? 12. Fill in the blank with the correct simple present tense forms of the given words

Mr. and Mrs. Paul go for a walk every morning. A. Doesn t B. Does not C. Don t D. Dont 13. Fill in the blank with appropriate joining word A parrot can talk it cannot draw. A. And B. But C. Or D. Since 14. Complete the sentence a lot of work to do. A. I ve B. I m C. I ll D. I d 15. Identify the Picture A. Bird B. Crocodile C. Lobster D. Rhinoceros 16. Identify the Pictures A. Tiger B. Beetle C. Slug D. Wasp 17. Identify the Picture A. Kangaroo B. Tiger

C. Fish D. Wasp 18. Choose the correct relation Tall A. Height B. Short C. Big D. Small 19. The cat is sitting the box. A. in B. on C. above 20. A. A penguin B. A peahen C. A pigeon 21. SINGULAR & PLURAL: Choose the correct plural of the given word Time A. Times B. Tims C. Timees D. Time 22. Tick the correct gender for the given word: Umbrella A. Masculine B. Feminine C. Common D. Neuter

23. READ THE PASSAGE AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER TO COMPLETE THE SENTENCES. Amrita loves pets. Apart from three cats and a dog, Amrita regularly feeds a squirrel and some crows that come to drink water from the bird bath in the garden.her dog, Tubby, is her favorite pet and she spends a lot of time with him. The cats and Tubby play together peacefully, lthough there is trouble once in while. Amrita feeds groundnuts and biscuits to her squirrel friend and akes sure there is enough water in the bowl for the birds. She enjoys playing with her pets.amrita would like to become a veterinary doctor and treat animals when they fall ill. The squirrel. A. lives in Amrita s house B. comes at meal-times C. comes for water 24. Read the passage below and answer the question that follows: AUTUMN Autumn is the season that falls between summer and winter. There are many changes that begin in this fascinating season. Days become shorter. Leaves of trees turn from green to vibrant red, yellow and orange. Trees need sunlight to keep their leaves a lively green. Without sunlight leaves turn colours. The grass is no longer blanketed with dew but with frost, almost every morning, as temperatures reach the freezing point. Animals start storing up a food supply to last through the long winter months. These changes occur as we adjust from the heat of the summer to the chill of the winter. Why do leaves change color during autumn? A. They don t get enough oxygen B. They don t get enough light C. They don t get enough water D. They get too much oxygen 25. Collective Noun A group of monkeys is called a. A. Team B. Flock C. Herd D. Troop 26. Read the passage below and answer the question that follows: GANDHIJI AND THE LITTLE BOY One day a little boy visited Gandhiji at his ashram. He was not happy to see how Bapu was dressed. He doesn t even wear a shirt, he thought. Why don t you wear a shirt, Bapu?, asked the boy. Bapu replied, I am very poor. I cannot afford a kurta. The child s heart was filled with pity. My mother sews well, he said. I shall ask her to make a kurta for you. How many kurtas can your mother make?, asked Gandhiji. How many do you need? asked the boy. One, two, three...she can make as many as you want. Gandhiji thought for a moment and said, You see, I am not alone. I have a large family, son. How many kurtas do you need? asked the boy again. I have forty crore bothers and sisters, Bapu explained. Tell, can your mother make forty crore kurtas? The boy looked at Gandhiji. He was puzzled. He did not understand that the whole nation was Gandhiji s family. How was Gandhiji dressed? A. Very smartly dressed B. Very poorly, he did not even wear a shirt C. He wore good kurtas D. He was in good shirt and trouser

27. Collective Noun A group of lions is called a. A. Herd B. Pack C. Pride D. Litter 28. Read the passage below and answer the question that follows: THE ELEPHANT AND THE SPARROW A sparrow and a she sparrow lived in a nest on top of a tree. One day, an angry elephant broke the branches of the tree where the sparrows lived. As a result the sparrow chicks died. The she sparrow was sad. She decided to take revenge. For this she took the help of her friends. They were a wood pecker, a gnat and a frog. The gnat sang sweetly in the elephant s ear. The delighted elephant closed his eyes. Then the woodpecker blinded him with the sharp beak. As the elephant moved forward the frog began croaking. This made the elephant believe that he was near a pond. But as he pushed forward he fell into a deep pit and died. We should never make enemies. What is the lesson of the story? A. Be friends B. Never make enemies C. Do not believe anyone D. Make true friends 29. THE SWING How do you like to go up in a swing, Up in the air so blue? Oh, I do think it the pleasantest thing Ever a child can do! Up in the air and over the wall, Till I can see so wide, Rivers and trees and cattle and all Over the countryside---- Till I look down on the garden green, Down on the roof so brown Up in the air I go flying again, Up in the air and down! (Robert Louis Stevenson) Answer the question What can a.child see up in a swing? A. Air over the wall B. Roof so brown C. Cattle D. River, trees, cattle, green fields and the roof 30. CHOOSE THE BEST SENTENCE TO COMPLETE THE CONVERSATION. Asha : What kind of seeds did you plant? Berry :

A. What if they don t come up? B. We won t know until they come up. C. How should I know! 31. Choose the best reply to complete each conversation: Mum: Have you eaten your breakfast? Rohan A. Yes, I have B. Yes, I will C. Yes, I do D. Yes, I don t 32. Choose the right word : A. A banner B. A flag C. A kite D. A poster 33. Choose the most appropriate answer: First, I will study. I will watch TV. A. then B. next C. before 34. Choose the correct word: Can you lend me money? A. some B. few C. little

1. D 2. A 3. A 4. D 5. D 6. C 7. B 8. C 9. D 10. C 11. D 12. C 13. B 14. A 15. D 16. A 17. C 18. B 19. B 20. A 21. A 22. D 23. B 24. B 25. D 26. B 27. C 28. B 29. D 30. B 31. A 32. B 33. A 34. A