English Quiz For Class 5 With Answers

A synonym is a word with a similar meaning. "Joyful" has the same meaning as "happy," while "sad" and "angry" are antonyms (opposites). "Excited" is related but does not precisely mean "happy."

When Shahrukh Khan arrived in Mumbai, he was almost "unknown." This implies that he was not well-known or recognized at that time, contrasting with his current status as a famous actor.

The sentence "Roy and Becky go to the church near their house every Sunday." is correct in every way because it follows the correct word order and maintains proper subject-verb agreement.

The word "Shepherd" is the correct spelling to complete the sentence. A shepherd is a person who takes care of and guides a flock of sheep or goats, often taking them to graze on mountains.

The word "abruptly" in the sentence indicates that the car in front of the scooter stopped suddenly and without warning. This caused the scooter to collide forcefully with the car.

Nash said to me, "Do you want me to drop you home?" is the correct option. This option correctly uses quotation marks to indicate the direct speech, uses a comma before the start of the speech, and capitalizes the first letter of the sentence within the quotation marks. Additionally, it ends the sentence with a question mark to indicate that it is a question.

The correct sentence capitalizes the first word of the sentence ("My"), the pronoun "I," and the proper noun "Saturday." Common nouns like "park" are not capitalized unless they are a part of a specific name.

The word "Rage" has the same sound as the  'G' in "giant" because both words have the soft 'G' sound, which is the same sound as the letter “J.”/. The other words, "Gate," "Brag," and "Igloo" all have a hard “G” sound.

The word "excused" can replace "did not punish" in the sentence given above. This is because being excused implies that the teacher did not hold the student accountable or penalize them for being late, which aligns with the context of the sentence. The other options, such as "explained," "examined," and "expected," do not convey the same meaning and would not fit appropriately in the sentence.

When arranged in alphabetical order, the given words would appear as follows:

Blast

Bless

Blink

Blower

Blur

So, the word "Blower" would appear fourth in the list when arranged in alphabetical order.

The sentence "It is neccessary to drink enough water daily." contains a spelling mistake. The correct spelling is "necessary" instead of "neccessary."

The sentence "My mother told me to put the book back in it's place" contains a grammar mistake. The word "it's" is a contraction for "it is" or "it has," but in this case, the possessive pronoun "its" should be used instead. Correct sentence: "My mother told me to put the book back in its place."

The subject of a sentence is the noun or pronoun that performs the action or is being described. In this sentence, "tree" is the subject because it is the thing swaying gently.

The contraction "didn't" (did + not) is formed by placing an apostrophe in place of the missing letter "o." Option B uses the correct spelling and placement of the apostrophe.