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ST JOHNS SR. SEC. SCHOOL & JUNIOR COLLEGE SHIFT – I

Question Bank - SA- 1



CLASS: V SUB: ENGLISH

I.MEANINGS:

1.survival

2.concern

3.nuisance

4.interdependence

5.frightened out of his wits

6.discussion

7.unbearable

8.interrupted

9.violently

10.neighbourhood

11.gasped

12.forlon

13.sleck

14.specked

15.scarce

16.piped

17.streamlet

18.brim

19.what odds

20.gloomy

21.adventerous

22.panic

23.bounding

24.vindigate

25.wander

26.skirts

27.nudge

28.hot pursuit

29.draw blood

30.scrawl

31.hoovering

32.tentacles

33.mop

34.stern

35.linger

36.mused

37.scampering

38.duck

39.confidence

40.soared



II.OPPOSITES:

1.bearable

2.old

3.biggest

4.careful

5.painful

6.tidy

7.complete

8.fair

9.sincere

10.noticed

11.able

12.discipline

13.common

14.fortunate

15.ability

16.conscious.

III.MAKE SENTENCE:

1. Adventure 2. Recovered 3. Managed.

IV.ANSWERTHEFOLLOWING:

1.Why were the trees angry with the animals?

2. What was the advice given by the peepal tree?

3. What was the frog doing on the log?

4. Why was the frog `too‟ lazy to stir?

5. Why did the bird warn him about?

6. What was the frog warn the bird?

7. Why did the frog warn the bird?

8. What was the birds reply?

9. How was the grey cub different from his brothers and sisters?

10. Why did the grey cub go out of the cave alone?

11. What are the different adventures that the grey cub had?

12. Which was the most dangerous of the adventures? Why?



13. Do you think something could go wrong with the poet palm? What would it be?

14. What do you think tentacle six would do with a china cup?

15. What did Ranji‟s coach tell him? Why was Ranji upset?

16. Why did Ranji want to stop at Mr. Kumar‟s shop?

17. What did Mr. Kumar do to help Ranji to change his luck?

18. Ranji lost his bat but discovered something else, what was it?

19. What do you mean by confidence?

V.WORK BOOK:

1. Fill in the table with the missing nouns. Pick them from the cloud.

2. Match the words in column A with their synonyms in columns B.

3. Circle the subject and underline the predicate in these sentences.

4. Read the sentences and separate the subject, verb and object. Write them in the

correct columns in the table.

5. Now, complete the phrases below with nouns from the box.

6. Write down if the sentences are declarative (D), interrogative (In), imperative

(Im) or exclamatory (E).

7. You‟ve learnt that some nouns do not follow any rules when changing from

singular to plural. Complete the table keeping that in mind.

8. Write these sentences, changing the highlighted nouns into plural forms.

Remember to make other changes as required.

9. Underline the errors in these sentences and rewrite it with correct homophones.

10. Identify the kinds of nouns that have been used in these sentences.

11. Fill in the blanks with the correct collective nouns from the box.

12. Write the abstract nouns for the qualities that these people/animals/places

possess.



13. Complete the phrases with words from the box.

14. Add „un-„ or „in-„ before the words in the box and make new words. Look up

their meanings in the dictionary. Fill in the blanks with the new words.

15. „Which‟, „what‟ and „whose‟ are called interrogative adjectives. These words

ask questions about nouns.

16. These sentences have the wrong possessive adjectives. Correct them as required.

17. Underline only the interrogative and the possessive adjectives in these

sentences.

18. Rearrange the jumbled letters to get verbs that describe the behavior of some

animals.

19. Complete the following chart with the correct degree of the adjectives.

20. Fill in the blanks with the correct degrees of comparison of the adjectives given

in the brackets.

21. Rearrange these adjectives in the correct order before the nouns that they

qualify or describe.

22. Select the right words from the brackets and complete the sentences.

23. Use „a‟ or „an‟ to fill in the blanks before the nouns, wherever needed.

24. Use „the‟ in these sentences only when required.

25. Read the following sentences aloud. Then repeat them using the contracted

forms of words where possible.

26. Choose the correct possessive adjective or pronoun to fill in the blanks.

27. Fill in the blanks using suitable personal pronouns.

28. Add „-er-„, „-ment„ or „-ation‟ after these words and make mew words. Spellings

may have to be changed.

29. Select the verbs from the box and use them in the simple present tense.

30. Fill in the blanks with suitable verbs in the future tense.



31. Work in pairs. Take turns to read out these sentences. The listener should pick

out the wrong adjective in each sentence and correct it.

32. There are some words missing from the following summary of the passage

you‟ve just read. Choose words from the box to fill in the blanks.

VI. TEXTBOOK

1. Choose the correct answers to complete the sentences.

2. Replace the highlighted words with their antonyms ( words with opposite

meanings )

3. Complete these sentences using appropriate predicates.

4. Each of these bubbles has a pair of homophones. Use them correctly to fill in the

blanks.

5. Write down if these sentences are declarative (D), interrogative (I), imperative

(Im) or exclamatory (E).

6. Re-write the following sentences by changing the singular nouns into plural.

Make other changes as necessary.

7. Fill in the blanks with the correct homonyms from the above list.

8. Read these sentences and write down the common and proper nouns in the correct

columns.

9. The collective nouns in these phrases are jumbled up. Re-write them correctly.

10. Choose the correct words from the bubbles to complete the phrases.

11. The idioms in the box are related to time. Use them to complete the sentences.

12. Fill in the blanks with „what‟, „which‟ and „whose‟.

13. Choose the appropriate possessive adjectives to complete the sentences below.

14. Match the following people with what they do.

15. Fill in the blanks with the correct degree of comparison of the adjectives in the

bubbles.



16. Complete the table with suitable adjectives from the ones in the bubble.

17. Re-arrange the jumbled words to form grammatically correct sentences.

Underline the adjectives.

18. Write down the job the poet would like each tentacle to do.

19. Underline the odd word from the given groups of verbs.

20. Write the opposites of these words by adding the prefixes

„un-„ or „in-„.

21. Fill in the blanks with „a‟ or „an‟.

22. Fill in the blanks with „a‟, „an‟ or „the‟. Put a cross (x) where it is npt necessary.

VII. COMPOSITION

VIII. COMPREHENSION

IX. LETTER WRITING

X. HAND WRITING



CLASS: V SUB: MATHS

I.VERY SHORT ANSWER

1.The largest 6 digit number is ____________

2.__________place is left of the crores place.

3.write the digit at ten lakhs place in 34347856.

4.ten lakhs has ________zeros.

5.LXIII=________

6.45-0=____

7.0+456=______

8.79X0=________

9.Two prime numbers whose difference is two are called _________.

10.Is 46 divisible by 2?

11.write all prime numbers which are less than 20.

12.Round the numbers to nerest tens.

a)324 b)695

13.Round the numbers to nearest humdreds.

a)409 b)961

14.A line has _________end points.



15.A line segment has __________end points.

16.A flat surface extended endlessly on all sides represents a___________.

17.A plane has no boundary.(write yes or no).

18.The measure of an _______angle is between 0° and 90°.

19.The measure of a___________angle is 90°.

20.The measure of a _______ angle is 180°.

21.1 minute=_______.

22.60 seconds=__________.

23.60 minutes=_________.

24.1 hour=__________.

25.1 year=_________.

II.SHORT ANSWER

1.Convert 667 seconds into minutes.

2.Convert 15 hours 35 minutes into minutes.

3.Convert 1 year 165 days into days.

4.Find the time duration.



a)8:10 a.m to 1:40 p.m

b)4:25 p.m to 1:10 a.m

5.Convert 12-hour clock to 24-hour clock.

a)7 a.m b)10:15 a.m.

6.Define Ray.

7.Define Line Segment.

8.Define Obtuse angle.

9.Define Right angle.

10.Write the numbers in ascending order.

a)3463092,4963203,4639203,3246390.

b)57811329,51871923,58931172,59321781.

11.Write the numbers in descending order.

a)1234567,2341765,2761534,1765432

b) 3463092,4963203,4639203,3246390.

12.Form the greatest and ssmallest number(by using the digits only once).

a)8,2,9,3,1,6,5,4.

b)5,7,8,0,9,3,2,4.

13.Form the greatest and smallest 7- digit number(you can repeat the digits).



a)4,2,1,3. b)9,7,0,2,1.

14.Write in words ,using international system

a)3246039 b)5220724

15.Write in words,using Indian system.

a)324639 b)968041

16.ADD

a)2703846 and 198456

b)5963178 and 2980755

17.Subtract

a)712948 from 832945

b)223076 from 5045923.

18.Multiply

a)1294 by 4.

b)1498 by 300.

19.Find the quotient and remainder.

a)59593 by 26

b)726476 by 436.

20.Find the prime factors using factor tree method.



a)84 b)68

21.Find the common factors of the numbers.

a)12,28 b)25,36.

22.Find the HCF of numbers using prime factorization method.

a)72,108. B)144,240.

23.Find the HCF using division method.

a)36,45 b)35,143.

24.Find the first three common multiples of the numbers.

a)3,6,9 b)6,8

25.Find the LCM of the numbers by division method.

a)24,18,30 b)14,24,28.

III.LONG ANSWER

1.The cost of a computer is Rs.19565.Find the cost of 42 computers.

2.What should be added to 2707454 so that the sum becomes 4098776?

3.Find the greatest number which exactly divides 72 and 120.

4.Add 35 minutes 26 seconds and 42 minutes 52 seconds.

5.Add 7 hours 37 minutes and 11 hours 52 minutes.

6.Subtract 42 minutes 38 seconds from 50 minutes 17 seconds.



7.Subtract 15 years 8 months from 29 years 3 months.

8.A school starts at 7:05 a.m and closes at 1:15 p.m.Find out how long the school

remains open.

9.Arushi left for world tour on 4 february 2004 and returned on 26 April 2004.Find

the duration of the tour.

10.Draw the angles using a protractor.

a)75° b)140°



CLASS: V SUB: SCIENCE

I. Very short answer:

a) Fill in the blanks:

1. Cotton is a ________ crop.

2. The ability of an animal to blend with the background is called ________.

3. The bones of the backbone are called __________.

4. Cells in the _______ are sensitive to light and colour.

5. Diseases like malaria and dengue are spread by ___________.

6. Antivenom injections are given in case of ________.

7. The ozone layer is located in the __________.

8. _________ is a mixture of many gases.

9. The amount of water vapour present in the air is called __________

10. _________ should be given support through a splint.

11. We should not wear _________ clothes in the kitchen.

12. We should never put out fires caused due to electric short circuits with

___________.

13. The deficiency of vitamin C causes _______________

14. ___________ is an effective way of preventing communicable diseases.

15. Special substances present in the food are called _____________.

16. The cells of the nervous system are called ______________.

17. __________ connects the brain to the spinal cord.



18. ___________ controls sense organs.

19. Cardiac muscles are present in the ___________.

20. ____________ keep the body of the bird warm.

21. ____________ is added to make the soil fertile.

22. ____________ bones make up the skull.

23. New blood cells are produced in the ____________

24. Whales and dolphins breathe through _____________

25. Bees and ants have a waxy water-resistant outer covering called ________.

b) Choose the correct answer:

26. Growing of a baby plant from a seed is called ________

a) Reproduction b) Germination c) Hatching d) Incubation

27. To germinate seeds require ______________

a) Air b) Water c) Sunlight d) All of these

28. The lotus fruit is ______ and so it floats easily.

a) Spongy b) Hard c) Waxy d) Edible

29. Peas get scattered by ___________

a) Wind b) Water c) Animal d) Explosion

30. An animal which hops on hind legs __________

a) Lion b) Zebra c) Kangaroo d) Rat

31. A fish breathes through ____________



a) Lungs b) Stomata c) Gills d) Blow holes

32. Which kind of joint is found in our fingers?

a) Ball and socket b) Hinge c) Pivot d) Gliding

33. Muscles are attached to the bones by ____________

a) Ligaments b) Tendons c) Movable joints d) Immovable joints

34. The skull protects the ____________

a) Brian b) Eye c) Spinal cord d) Heart

35. Reflex actions are controlled by the _________

a) Stomach b) Brian c) Spinal cord d) All of these

36l. The brain, the spinal cord and the ___________ are parts of the nervous system.

a) Nerves b) Kidneys c) Lungs d) Bones

37. _________ helps the body to get rid of undigested waste

a) Vitamins b) Roughage c) Proteins d) Minerals.

38. A person suffering from _________ should take a diet rich in iodized salt.

a) Goitre b) Beriberi c) Osteoporosis d) None of these

39. Water should be boiled for at least _________ minutes to make it suitable for

drinking.

a) 10 b) 30 c) 50 d) 35

40. ______ is present in minimum quantity in the air.

a) Nitrogen b) Oxygen c) Carbon-di-oxide d) Water vapour.



41. Jet planes fly in the layer _____________

a) Troposphere b) Thermosphere c) Stratosphere d) Exosphere

42. The virus of rabies attacks the _________ system

a) Nervous b) Digestive c) Respiratory d) Circulatory

43. The ______ is in front of the eye.

a) pupil b) Retina c) Iris d) Cornea

44. Longest bone in the human body is _____________

a) Sartorius b) Humerus c) Tendons d) Femur

45. A porcupine has needle like spines called ___________

a) Cuticle b) Germination c) Hatching d) Incubation

Write true of false:

46. Baby plants between the cotyledons is called the embryo-

47. Fungi produce from roots-

48. The seeds of the balsam are dispersed by explosion-

49. Papaya seeds are usually dispersed by wind-

50. Birds have hollow bones-

51. The front limbs are called hind limbs and the back limbs are called the forelimbs

–

52. An earthworm breathes through the lung-

53. The face is made up of 14 bones-

54. Our wrists have gliding joints-



55. Humerus is a bone i9n the lower arm-

56. The medulla is stem-shaped-

57. Reflex actions are controlled by the spinal cord-

58. Ear is filled with a fluid that protects from minor shocks and injuries-

59. The stomach controls all the activities-

60. Excess of deficiency in the nutrients in the diet causes deficiency diseases-

61. Communicable diseases are also known as infectious diseases-

62. We should not move the sprained area much-

63. We should not burn crackers under the supervision of adults-

64. In case of nose bleeding, the patient should breathe through the mouth for

sometime-

65. Soluble impurities can be separated by decantation-

66. Drinking water cannot be purified by boiling or by using filters and purifiers-

67. The surface of the tongue has many taste buds-

68. Rice is an example of kharif crop-

69. The thick covering of a seed that protects the baby plant is called the embryo-

70. Exosphere is the outermost layer of the atmosphere-

II. Answer in short:

1. What is germination? Name the conditions required for it.

2. What special structures do birds have for flying?

3. What is an immovable joint? Give an example.



4. Name the three parts of the brain.

5. Name the main nutrients required by us? How are they useful?

6. Describe four ways in which careless behavior can lead to accidents in bathroom?

7. List the properties of air.

8. Name some plants which disperse their seeds by explosion.

9. What is the difference between kharif and rabi crop? Give examples of each.

10. How do fins help a fish?

11. Where are blood cells produced in the bones?

12. Why is exercise required by the body?

13. Why is roughage necessary for us?

14. How can you ensure that the diet that you are eating is balanced?

15. What will happen if you apply an ice pack to a sprained joint?

16. What will you do if a small child is bitted by a dog?

17. What will you do if your friend falls from a tree and you suspect fracture?

18. Why is ozone layer useful to us?

19. Write short notes on stages of agriculture.

20. Name the different types of nerves in our body.

III. Answer in detail:

21. How is the atmosphere useful to us? Explain briefly.

22. What are communicable diseases? Name the types of germs that cause these

diseases.



23. Write the importance of the following:

a) fluid between the skull and the brain

b) fluid in the eye ball.

24. What is the difference between voluntary and involuntary muscles?

25. Describe any two special coverings in animals along with their functions.

26. What is the difference between seed dispersed by wind and seed dispersed by

animal?

27. What do you understand by the term mode of transmission? Discuss.

28. How does the tongue helps us to taste things?

29. Prove that air exerts pressure with a diagram.

30. Why do animals migrate long distances?

31. Explain how insects breathe.

32. What is reflex action? Explain with the help of an example.

33. What is the difference between soluble and insoluble impurities?

34. Describe a process to explain how insoluble impurities can be removed from

water.

35. What are the agents of seed dispersal? Why is dispersal of seeds necessary?



Class: V Subject: Social Studies

I. Very Short Answer:

Tick the correct answer

1.A political map shows__________

a) countries b) States c)both a and b d) neither a nor b

2.The axis of the globe has two end points called ___________

a) dots b) lines c)poles d) caps

3.The prime Meridian passes through a place called _____________.

a) Sandwich b) Norwich c) London d) Greenwich

4.In the middle stage the river develops loops called _____________

a)oleanders b) meanders c) corianders d) mainlanders

5.Plains are formed by the river deposits of _________________

a) grass and silt b) stones and silt c) water and silt d) sand and silt

6.The demand for natural resources is rising due to increasing _____________

a) resources b) technology c) population d) work

7.To protect our earth we must preserve its ___________

a) natural resources b) Fossils c) industries d) solar energy

8.Places that are very cold experience ________________

a) rainfall b) waterfall c) hail d) snowfall

9.The water vapour or moisture present in the air is called __________



a) rain b) dew c) humidity d) drops of water

10.Most of the Congolese are _____________

a) pygmies b) Bantu negroes c) Maasai d) zulu

11.The capital and largest city of the country congo is _____________

a) Lumbumbashi b) Kananga c) Kinshasa d) Kisangani

12.The Democratic Republic of the congo is the largest country in Africa

______________

a)second b) third c) tenth d) sixth

13.The seaport along the Red sea is called __________________

a) Mecca b)Medina c) Jeddah d) Riyadh

14.The capital of Saudi Arabia is ________________

a) Riyadh b)Jeddah c)An Nafud d) Mecca

15. The economic of the region depend upon the __________

a)government b) climate c) Farmers d) European settlers

16. Most of the grassland of the world are found in the __________

a) Tropical Zone b) Temperate zone c) Torrid zone d) Frigid Zone

17. The two big rivers that pass through the prairie region of North America are

_____________

a) Michigan and Manitoba b) Mackenzie and onta c) Mississippi and Missouri d)

colordo and Rio Grande

18.Petroleum taken out from the earth is in a ______________

a) refined form b) Fossil form c) Solid form d) crude form



19.A mountain is a huge mass of lan which rises more than ____________ above

the mean sea level.

a) 100 metres b) 800 metres c) 900 metres d) 600 metres

20.The Antarctic ocean is also called the ___________

a) Eastern ocean b) Southern ocean c) Northern ocean d) Pacific ocean

b) Fill in the blanks

21. The art of making maps is called cartography.

22. A map is always drawn on a flat surface.

23. Parellels are lines of latitude,Meridians are lines of longitude.

24.There are 360 meridians on the globe.

25. A piece of land where nothing grows is called Barren

26. Asia has the largest area covered by mountains 52%.

27. Give one example of non –renewable resources coal ,iron ,uranium.

28. Hilly areas are cool even in summer.

29.The world is divided into 7 major climatic regions.

30. Places near the sea coast have a moderate climate.

31.The country congo has about 65% of cobalt the world‟s total reserve of.

32.The staple food of the people of the congo is cassava.

33.Greenland is the world‟s largest island.

34.Who named “ Green Land “ Eric the Red.

35. The incuits use boats called Kayak to hunt sea animals.



36. Nuuk is the capital of Greenland.

37.Saudi Arabia is one of the largest producers of petroleum.

38.Riyadh is the capital of Saudi Arabia.

39.Mecca is the holiest centre of pilgrimage for the Muslims.

40.Prairies are called the wheat Basket of the world.

41. Farming is made easy with the help of machines.

42. Tall cylindrical buildings generally used to store food grains called silos.

c) True or False.

43. Ice bergs cannot be easily seen by sailors -----True.

44.The Torrid Zone is also called the Tropical Zone -----True.

45.All parallels are semicircles ----False.

46. The meridian of 180° E and 180° W is the same line -----True.

47. Forests and industries cannot be shown on a map ---- False.

48.The demand for natural resources is rising due to increasing population ----

True.

49. The economic activities of the region depend upon the government ----False.

50.About 90% of an icebergs is always under water ----True.

51. Cassava is a secondary staple food in Kerala -----True.

52. Moisture or water vapour present in the air is called dew ----False.

53. The Democratic republic of the congo –hot and wet climate ----True.

54.Saudi Arabia cold throughout the year ----False.



55. Greenland- cold throughout the year ---True.

56.Prairies in the USA extreme type of climate ---True.

57. Non- renewable resources are inexhaustible---False.

58.Natural resources are two types ---True.

59.Plains have fertile soil and are suitable for agriculture -----True.

60.Abha is a hill station in Saudi Arabia ---True.

II Write Short Answers.

1.How is a globe useful to us?

Write two limitation of a globe.

2. What does the colour scheme on a map show?

3. What does we need to know to find the location of a place on earth?

4.How do we number parellels on a globe ?

5. What is the Prime Meridian?

6. What is a delta?

7. Which continents have plateaus?

8.How do human activities affect natural resource.

9.Why is solar energy called the resource of the future ?

10.List three seasons of India?

11.Which are the seven climatic region of the world?

12.List the factors that effect the climate of a place.



13.How do seasons affect our life style?

14.List four minerals found in the country of congo .Why are most of the

minerals exported?

15.Which animals live in the marshy areas of the country of Congo?Which of

them is facing extinction.

16.Where are the polar region located?

17.Why is most of Greenland covered with snow throughout the year?

18.Why do invits hunt animals?

19.Where do the Bedouis live?

20.Name two desert regions of Saudi Arabia

21.Where are most hot desert located?

22.What are grassland?

23.Where are animals reared?

24.What do people in Saudi living in towns work as?

25.Why did Eric the Red name the island „Greenland‟?

III.Write Long Answer:

1.What is the difference between parallels and Meridians.

2.How are mountain useful to us ?

3.What is the role of rivers in the formation of the plain?

4.What are the main feature of a desert

5. What is the difference between renewable and non –renewable resources?



6.Which natural resources need to be processed before they can be used? Give

one example.

7. Write the difference between weather and climate.

8.Why does the equator receive more heat than the poles.

9. Write the difference between Moderate and extreme climate.

10.Describe the climatic condition found in each heat zone ?

11.Where does the democratic Republic of the Congo lie?

12.List the nine countries with which it shares its borders.

13. Why doe the country remain poor, despite being mineral-rich?

14. Describe the Bantu negroes,What do you know about their life style?

15. Describe the climate of Greenland

16.Why do very few plants grow in Greenland.

17.How has the life of the Invits changed since the past?

18.List the countries which surround Saudi Arabia.

19. Describe the summer and winter climate of Saudi Arabia

20.Why is the camel called the “ Ship of the Desert”

21. In desert,perments are found near oasis.why?

22. How has petroleum changed the economy of Saudi Arabia ?

23.Why are prairies called the “ Wheat Basket of the world”?

24.What makes the prairies suitable for cattle rearing?

25.In the prairies,machines have almost replaced manul labour.Explain



26.What were the grassland used for before the coming of the Europeans?

27.What type of climate do grasslands have?

28.How do winds influence the climate of a place?

29.How do maps help us? Why are maps less accurate than a globe.

30.How a map is more convenient to use than a globe.What are the symbols

are used on maps.

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