Class 5 English Olympiad Worksheet
60 Olympiad-Style Questions for Class 5 Students
A. Vocabulary & Word Power
- Modern
- Very old
- Beautiful
- Expensive
- Willing to share and give
- Always angry
- Very quiet
- Afraid of others
- discovery
- discover
- discovering
- discovers
- Whisper
- Shout
- Speak
- Listen
- thick
- thickly
- thickness
- thicken
- very tired
- very excited
- very hungry
- very angry
- Adventure
- Voyage
- Message
- Conversation
- Beautifull
- Beutiful
- Beautiful
- Beautifal
B. Synonyms & Antonyms
- Slow
- Fast
- Weak
- Late
- Courageous
- Frightened
- Careless
- Quiet
- Success
- Prize
- Defeat
- Reward
- Increase
- Stretch
- Contract
- Grow
- Lucky
- Unhappy
- Unkind
- Weak
- Kind
- Selfish
- Helpful
- Friendly
- Watch
- Forget
- Hide
- Break
- Receive
- Agree
- Reject
- Allow
C. Nouns, Pronouns & Determiners
- Table
- Honesty
- Garden
- Teacher
- Team
- Player
- Ball
- Game
- ourselves
- themselves
- herself
- myself
- his
- her
- their
- our
- Much
- Many
- Any
- Little
- many
- much
- few
- several
D. Verbs, Tenses & Subject-Verb Agreement
- She walk to school every day.
- She walks to school every day.
- She walking to school every day.
- She walked to school every day tomorrow.
- Bringed
- Brings
- Brought
- Bringing
- complete
- completed
- will have completed
- completing
- is
- are
- was
- has
- The children was playing.
- The children were playing.
- The children is playing.
- The children plays.
- She sings beautifully.
- She sang beautifully.
- She is singing beautifully.
- She will sing beautifully.
- finish
- had finished
- will finish
- am finishing
- were
- are
- was
- have
E. Adjectives, Adverbs & Comparison
- Gooder
- More good
- Better
- Best
- Brighter
- Brightest
- More bright
- Most brighter
- boy
- answered
- question
- correctly
- fast
- faster
- fastest
- more fast
- enormous
- elephant
- walked
- slowly
- He speaks polite.
- He speaks politely.
- He politely is speak.
- He speaking polite.
F. Articles, Prepositions & Conjunctions
- a
- an
- the
- no article
- since
- for
- at
- from
- for
- since
- during
- by
- in
- at
- on
- by
- because
- but
- or
- unless
- but
- or
- because
- although
G. Punctuation, Spellings & Homophones
- Wow what a beautiful painting!
- Wow! What a beautiful painting!
- Wow, What a beautiful painting.
- Wow What a beautiful painting?
- Necessary
- Neccessary
- Necesary
- Necassary
- hear
- here
- hare
- heard
- across
- aloud
- allowed
- acrossed
- The girls bag is blue.
- The girl's bag is blue.
- The girls's bag is blue.
- The girl bag's is blue.
- lend
- lent
- land
- learn
H. Idioms & Phrases
- Break something made of ice
- Start a friendly conversation
- Feel very cold
- End a friendship
- Every night
- Very often
- Very rarely
- Never
- very difficult
- very easy
- very expensive
- very large
- Close your eyes
- Watch or look after something
- Ignore something
- Draw a picture
I. Reading Comprehension
Every Saturday morning, Aarav visits the community garden near his home. He enjoys helping the gardeners take care of the plants. One Saturday, he noticed that several young plants were becoming dry because there had been very little rain that week. Aarav filled a watering can and carefully watered the plants. He also removed a few weeds growing around them. The gardener thanked Aarav for being responsible and helpful.
53. When does Aarav visit the community garden?- Every Monday
- Every Friday
- Every Saturday
- Every Sunday
- There was too much rain.
- There had been very little rain.
- The gardener removed them.
- Aarav forgot to water them.
- He planted trees.
- He removed weeds.
- He picked flowers.
- He built a fence.
- Carelessness
- Laziness
- Responsibility
- Anger
J. Olympiad HOTS & Language Reasoning
"always / truth / the / speak / should / we"
- We should always speak the truth.
- Always we truth should speak the.
- The truth always should we speak.
- We speak should the always truth.
- Riya is not taller than Meera.
- Meera is taller than Riya.
- Riya is shorter than Meera.
- Meera is not shorter than Riya.
- Neither of the boys are ready.
- Neither of the boys is ready.
- Neither boys is ready.
- Neither of boys are ready.
"Meera found a wallet on the road. She looked inside and found an identity card. She wanted to return it to its owner. ____."
- So she threw the wallet away.
- She decided to keep the money.
- She used the information on the card to find the owner.
- She hid the wallet under a tree.
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