NAPLAN 3

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• My uncle love’s horse riding.

• He get’s up early every day to ride.

• Sometimes he let’s me brush the horse.

• My uncle’s riding in the show next month.

Which sentence is correct?

• We saw an baby echidna in the backyard.

• A emu ran through the bush.

• There is an platypus in the creek.

• A wombat dug that deep hole.

What does the pronoun them refer to in this sentence?

The children decorated pots for their mothers and then they planted flowers in them.

• children

• pots

• mothers

• flowers

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• The Capital City of France is Paris.

• The Dentist is called Dr Smith.

• My School Uniform is green and white.

• We camped beside the Murray River.

Which sentence is written in the past tense?

• The tree blew over in the wind.

• The apples are ready to pick.

• There is a very old building in our street.

• We play handball every Saturday.

Which sentence is correct?

• My teeth needs brushing.

• The cattle is under the tree.

• The sheep are in the yard.

• The mouse eat the cheese.

Which words can replace the pronoun they in this sentence?

Jack said that they will be here later.

• Joe and me

• Mum and Dad

• Bill and I

• my uncle

Which word in this sentence is used as an adjective?

The next train to the city will get him there on time.

• next

• train

• city

• time

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

• Il’l take a sandwich for lunch.

• He said he’d love to come.

• Whats’ for lunch?

• Tomorrow wer’e going to the park.

Which sentence is correct?

• The dog ran around the yard and chases the ball.

• Bill went riding and he falls off the horse.

• Dan is going to camp and he packs his bag.

• Sue will buy bananas and milk when she goes shopping.