This document contains a grade 5 level test with multiple choice and short answer questions about endangered species, extinct animals, and reasons for extinction. The multiple choice questions test vocabulary like habitat, endangered, extinct, and species. Short answer questions ask students to rewrite sentences changing verbs or transforming sentences. One question asks students to write a paragraph explaining reasons animals became extinct or endangered such as overhunting, habitat destruction, and natural disasters. The test aims to assess a student's understanding of key concepts around endangered and extinct animals.
This document contains a grade 5 level test with multiple choice and short answer questions about endangered species, extinct animals, and reasons for extinction. The multiple choice questions test vocabulary like habitat, endangered, extinct, and species. Short answer questions ask students to rewrite sentences changing verbs or transforming sentences. One question asks students to write a paragraph explaining reasons animals became extinct or endangered such as overhunting, habitat destruction, and natural disasters. The test aims to assess a student's understanding of key concepts around endangered and extinct animals.
This document contains a grade 5 level test with multiple choice and short answer questions about endangered species, extinct animals, and reasons for extinction. The multiple choice questions test vocabulary like habitat, endangered, extinct, and species. Short answer questions ask students to rewrite sentences changing verbs or transforming sentences. One question asks students to write a paragraph explaining reasons animals became extinct or endangered such as overhunting, habitat destruction, and natural disasters. The test aims to assess a student's understanding of key concepts around endangered and extinct animals.
The (endangered – exploit – sanctuary – habitat) is a safe place where animals are protected and can’t be hunted. There are many endangered (atmosphere – mammals – species - survive) of animals that need our interest. There are no more quaggas because they are (exploiting – rare – extinct – gallop). The panda’s natural (sanctuary – habitat – forest – existed) is the bamboo forest. The sea turtle is an (extinct – endangered – atmosphere – explore) species of animals. We need to protect it. We need to take care of animals so that they can (survive – exist – suffer – respect). The (seal – sea wolf – woolly mammoth – elephant bird) was a very large bird that couldn’t fly. Last night’s storm had cleared the (rare – atmosphere – exploit – species). Many people (suffered – enjoyed – surrounded – supported) from yesterday’s hot weather. Don’t believe that ghosts (extinct – exist – suffer – exploit) in the real world.
Q-2 (rewrite the following)
He has been painting the house since Monday. Now, it’s Friday. (for)
I have been living in this city for five years.
(since)
She arrived a short time ago. (just)
I have taught English in this school.
(been)
Have you ever ridden a camel?
(never)
Q-3(fill the blanks)
Q-4(recorrect the verbs)
Q-5(reform the sentence)
Q-6(transform each sentence)
Q-7(writing study) Write a paragraph of six sentences about why animals became extinct or endangered. Guiding words (hunt – exploit – kill – bones – fur – destroy – habitat – natural disasters)