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English Pry 2 To 6
English Pry 2 To 6
No 14, Ajenifuja Street, Haruna Bus Stop, College Road, Ogba, Lagos.
Third Term Summative Test 2022/2023 Academic Session.
Lola is helping in the church on the wedding day. Atinuke wants Lola
to walk behind her and hold the back of her long dress. Lola’s mother is
making a dress for Lola on Saturday. Lola’s dress will be pink, not white.
After the wedding in church, they are having a big party. The children
are excited. They like parties.
Section - B Grammar
Masculine Feminine
1. Author
2. King
3. Heroine
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22. The team played well _________________ they lost the match.
Words Opposite
27. Heaven
28. Dry
29. Early
30. Expensive
Section - C Poetry
2a2. Write the first four lines from the poem “There was a little map.”
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7. What is a metaphor?
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Section - D - Literature
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5. From the story “A Clever Trick,” where did his workers stay?
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7. From the story “A Kind Hearted Boy,” who was the kind hearted
boy?
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In each line below, the words are all in alphabetical order except one.
Underline the odd word:
A B C D
A Courteous Girl
At last, Nkechi decided the woman who was heavily pregnant should
have her seat. “Excuse me ma, you may please have my seat,” Nkechi
said. The woman was very happy and felt relieved. “Thank you, my
daughter,” she said as she lowered herself into the seat. Other people in
the bus saw what Nkechi did. They liked it and two other people also
offered their seats to the old woman and the woman with the baby.
Nkechi was happy when the bus driver asked her not to pay her fare.
When she alighted from the bus, all passengers clapped for her. She
became a little heroine. She walked to the school with her head high.
Verbs adjective.
4. Accept ______________
5. Justify ______________
6. Obey _______________
Complete the idioms and its meaning.
7. To rain cats and dogs:
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8. To play with fire:
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9. To be all ears:
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Fill in the gap with the following types of sentence.
14. Good
15. Beautiful
16. Tall
Nouns Verbs
19. Pride
20. Ability
27. Cat
28. Crow
What is a direct speech of this statement?
29. Dara said that he would go out to play
Say the meaning of this proverb.
30. A bad workman complains of his tools.
Section - C Poetry
“The Shepherd”
1. The above poem was written by __________________________
2. _____________________ and ________________, _________________ and
____________________ are rhyming words from the poem the shepherd.
3. The moon has a face like the ______________ in the squalling ______________
and the ______________ ___________________
4. A farmer once ____________, _________________ brown ______________ with a
pit a __________
5. _____________ and ________________, _____________ and _______________ are
rhyming words in the poem of the Growing Rhyme.
6. Goodbye I _____________, ______________, ____________________
(b) The poem Goodbye is written by ____________________
7. The poem “The Mouse” has _______ lines and __________ stanza, it was
written by _____________________
(b) _______________ and ________________ is the rhyming on the poem “The
Mouse”
8. The Lean Dog has _________________ lines and ______________ stanzas.
(b) ______________ and ____________ are rhyming words in the poem “The
Lean Dog”
9. The splashing ____________, ______________ sea, never still _______________ to
be.
(b) The poem the sea was written by
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10. Write the first stanza in the poem “The Moon”
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(b) The poem “Mr Nobody” has _____________ lines and _____________
stanzas.
Section – D Literature
Saint Patrick of Ireland.
1. Where was saint Patrick born?
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(b) Who came sailing quietly up the solway
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2. To which part of the country did the family go later?
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The Two Brothers.
3. What did the elder brother want to be?
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(b) What did the younger brother want to be?
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4. Why was great excitement in the land?
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Gulls to The Rescue.
5. How did the men attack the insects?
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6. What appeared in the sky?
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7. What terrible things happened one day?
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8. What did the people plant in the fields?
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Saint David of Wales
9. Who saw the smoke?
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10. What did his wife tell him to do?
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Section – E Verbal Reasoning
Mixed sentences. Re write these sentences.
See boats the: see the boats.
1. Come to mummy home
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2. The mango climbed the boy tree
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3. Please song a sing me to
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Complete the analogies: choose from the patch below
4. Kennel is to dog as stable is to _______________________
5. Sun is to day as moon is to ___________________________
6. Pilot is to airplane as captain is to _________________
7. Cat is to milk as dog is to ___________________________
Write out the one word which includes all the other words.
8. Lagos Ibadan Kano capital Jos:
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9. Apple fruits banana orange mango
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10. Table furniture chair bed cupboard
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Letter series.
11. A B C D _______ ______
12. A BC D EF _______ ______
13. JK L MN O _______ _______
14. ABC EFG IJK MNO _______ _______
Use the first three letters and last letter.
15. Capture _____________
16. Palace _______________
17. Savage _______________
Rhyming words.
Choose from the patch below.
Section – F Spelling
A B C
1. Falopean Fallopian Fallopiean
Dolphins have a very playful behavior. They are very agile. Some
species of dolphins are used for entertainment at water parks. They leap
out of the water and then dive back into the water. This is always a very
beautiful sight to behold. It is not uncommon to find dolphins swimming
alongside ships in order to conserve their energy.
Section-B Grammar
Divide each sentence into Subject and Predict
1. Clean the white board.
2. Mathematics is an easy subject.
3. Pupils from Juli-Owens School are good.
4. My father bought a new car.
Change into Passive Voice.
5. Is she selling books?
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6. Can you speak French?
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7. Did he break the bottles?
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8. Is Miss Toyin writing note?
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People Home
28. Eskimo
29. Jungle
30. Priest
Section – C Poetry
1. A fable is?
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2. Write out the third stanza of the poem “Eating Tomorrow’s Yam”
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Read the following sentences carefully and decide which one should come
first, second and third.
(3) Bimpe and Moji are from the same parents. Answer
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Section – F Spelling
A B C D
1. Mother’s Day.
2. Write a letter to your friend inviting him or her to your forthcoming
birthdadsy party.
3. Should school uniform be abolished? Support or oppose.
JULI–OWENS PRIVATE SCHOOL
No 14, Ajenifuja Street, Haruna Bus Stop, College Road, Ogba, Lagos.
Third Term Summative Test 2022/2023 Academic Session.
A mother bird had built her nest in a field of guinea corn. As the
corn grew tall, she sat on her eggs. When the eggs hatched, she flew
around busily to find food for her chicks.
“Mother, can we always live like this?” the little birds asked her at
night. “The food is good, the sun is warm, and the guinea corn smells nice
when the wind blows through it.”
“No, not forever,” replied the mother bird. “The time will come when
the farmer will harvest the field. We’ll have to leave before then, or the
nest will be caught by the blade of his machete.”
One evening, the young birds were excited when their mother came
home. “The farmer! The farmer!” they all cried at once. “He’s coming to
cut down all the corn!”
The largest of the chicks explained, “The farmer and his son were in
the field. The farmer said the corn was ready. He told his son to call
their friends and neighbors. He said they had promised to help him with
the harvest.” The chicks looked at their mother anxiously, but she only
laughed.