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2022 national curriculum tests

Key stage 1

English reading
Paper 2: reading answer booklet

First name

Middle name

Last name

Total marks

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Questions 1 – 8 are about Festivals R028193 – 20 September 2019 3:42 pm – Version 1
(pages 4 – 5)

(page 4)
1 Look at What are festivals? on page 4.

What do people sometimes wear at festivals?

1 mark

R024824 – 20 September 2019 3:42 pm – Version 4

(page 4)
2 Look at Harvest festivals on page 4.

What does the text say some schools do to celebrate


Harvest Festival?

1 mark

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3 Why do bakers sometimes make bread in the shape of wheat?

Tick one.

to celebrate New Year

because children in schools enjoy eating it

to celebrate a harvest

because it makes the bread taste better


1 mark

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4 What two things can you see at both the Chinese New Year
and Hogmanay festivals?

1.

2.
2 marks

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5 Why might people in China hope to see a dragon?

1 mark

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6 How do people in Italy celebrate their festival?

Tick one.

use tulips to decorate boats

cover the streets with flowers

make giant models of animals

have a firework display


1 mark

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KS1 item template version 2
R026212 – 20 September 2019 3:56 pm – Version 2

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7 What do people in Italy do at the end of their festival?

1 mark

R028198 – 28 November 2019 3:06 pm – Version 1

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8 Put ticks in the table to show which statements are true and
which are false.
True False

Hogmanay is a Scottish festival.

In Jersey, people make carpets of


flowers in the streets.
In England, Harvest Festival takes
place in April.
Before the Chinese New Year parade,
people celebrate with firecrackers.
2 marks

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Questions 9 – 17 are about The HurricaneR027377
Tree – 20 September 2019 4:00 pm – Version 1
(pages 6 – 9)

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9 Where was the house?

1 mark

R027378 – 20 September 2019 4:02 pm – Version 1

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10 Why hadn’t William climbed the tree yet?

1 mark

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11 Look at page 7.

Write two noises that William heard during the night.

1.

2.
1 mark

R028053 – 20 September 2019 4:05 pm – Version 1

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12 Circle one word that shows William felt sorry for the tree.

William just stood and looked at the poor old tree.


1 mark

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R028051 – 20 September 2019 4:06 pm – Version 1

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13 What did William pretend to be when he climbed on the tree?

1 mark

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14 Write two things that were damaged by the storm.

1.

2.
1 mark

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15 What could William’s great-grandchildren do in the garden?

1 mark

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16 The story finishes with the words …someone who loved trees.

Who does this describe?

1 mark

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17 Put ticks in the table to show what happened before the
storm and after the storm.

before after
the the
storm storm

William reached the higher


branches of the tree.

William looked at the moon


through the tree.

William felt safe in the leaves of


the tree.

William painted a picture of


the tree.
2 marks

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KS1 item template version 2
2022 key stage 1 English reading
Paper 2: reading answer booklet
Print version product code: STA/22/8401/p ISBN: 978-1-78957-255-1
Electronic PDF version product code: STA/22/8401/e ISBN: 978-1-78957-270-4

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