Free Printable IEO 5

1.

My son goes to the park just to see different coloured and variety of ___________ in the pond.

a)

fish

b)

fishs

c)

fishes

d)

none of these

2.

Choose the correct option whose meaning is written in the brackets:

Stop! ____________ (to do something dangerous or risky) else you have to regret it in future.

a)

playing with fire

b)

playing with destiny

c)

playing with cards

d)

behaving stupid

3.

I visited ___ Singapore last year.

a)

a

b)

an

c)

the

d)

No article required

4.

I ______ not watch TV after 10 PM but my brother _____ watch TV after 10 PM everyday.

a)

do, does

b)

does, do

c)

do, do

d)

does, does

5.

Select the correct homophone :

My dog wags its _______ with pleasure when I return from school. My grandfather used to tell us a thrilling _____ of his adventure as a war soldier.

a)

tail, tell

b)

tell, tail

c)

tail, tale

d)

tale, tell

6.

Suhasini wanted a _________ of wood for her broken loom.

a)

peace

b)

piece

c)

peice

d)

peece

7.

Replace the underlined with the synonym:

We were given food and drinks after the match.

a)

food

b)

eatables

c)

refreshments

d)

liquid and snacks

8.

Find the odd one out :

Unique, Rare, Unusual, Unfamiliar, Unreal.

a)

Unreal

b)

Unfamiliar

c)

Unusual

d)

Rare

9.

Find the odd one out :

A) Try : Attempt

B) Modern : Ancient

C) Worst : Best

D) Happy : Sad

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

10.

There was a set of ______ in the kitchen.

a)

knife

b)

knifes

c)

knives

d)

knifee

11.

There were many _______ who were enjoying different ______ at the amusement park.

a)

baby, toys

b)

babys, toys

c)

kids, rides

d)

none of these

12.

Choose the correct option.

There were above twenty ______ grazing in the field.

a)

sheeps

b)

sheep

c)

shieves

d)

sheives

13.

As the land was ______ the farmer put manure and fertilizers to make it fertile.

a)

fertile

b)

hard

c)

barren

d)

mashy

14.

Find the meaning of the underlined phrase:

Everyone in my class opted for cricket but I decided not to jump on the wagon and enrolled myself in my favorite sport of football instead.

a)

Go somewhere

b)

Give preference to personal choice

c)

To do an activity because it has become popular and is being done by many others

d)

none of these

15.

Find the meaning of the underlined phrase:

Everyone in my class opted for cricket but I decided not to jump on the wagon and enrolled myself in my favorite sport of football instead.

a)

Go somewhere

b)

Give preference to personal choice

c)

To do an activity because it has become popular and is being done by many others

d)

none of these

16.

Mita is sitting on a wooden chair. She is slowly sipping her ______ from a ___________ cup.

a)

water, wooden

b)

drink, bone china

c)

tea, bone china

d)

tea, wooden

17.

We saw a _________ of owls on the jungle safari.

a)

band

b)

colony

c)

pack

d)

parliament

18.

Sheena and _____ went to the parlour.

a)

I

b)

Me

c)

My

d)

Myself

19.

Replace underlined text with pronoun :

I am going to gift Rajiv a new cell phone on Rajiv's birthday and wish Rajiv.

a)

her, her

b)

his, him

c)

his, he

d)

him, his

20.

Arush is _________ than Sameer.

a)

more smart

b)

smartest

c)

smarter

d)

none of these

21.

Although we lost the cricket match, our team performed _______ than last year.

a)

worse

b)

better

c)

best

d)

good

22.

Tulika is the best Badminton player in our school. She ______ loses a match.

a)

often

b)

rare

c)

rarely

d)

sometimes

23.

Choose the correct option which describes the underlined word.

It is likely to rain tomorrow.

a)

probably

b)

surely

c)

loving

d)

should

24.

Heera waited in the clinic ____ two hours.

a)

with

b)

for

c)

by

d)

since

25.

As we entered ____ the aeroplane, the air hostess asked everyone to put their mobile phones on fight mode.

a)

in

b)

into

c)

inside

d)

over

26.

When ________ going for the movie?

a)

you are

b)

are you

c)

will you

d)

is you

27.

I ____ a burger at Chocolicious Cafe.

a)

eats

b)

ate

c)

eaten

d)

eating

28.

Choose the best option.

Chef Vikas ______ food for the hotel guests.

a)

cook

b)

prepares

c)

cooks

d)

cooking

29.

I was ________ my lunch when mom came yesterday.

a)

eaten

b)

having

c)

ate

d)

eat

30.

He had ___ apple pie in ____ dinner, yesterday.

a)

a, a

b)

an, an

c)

a, the

d)

an, the

31.

It's not very hot today, ____

a)

Isn’t it?

b)

Is it?

c)

It is?

d)

Doesn’t it?

32.

Priya has finished her work, _____

a)

has she?

b)

does she?

c)

doesn't she

d)

hasn't she?

33.

My grandmother _____ us new stories every night.

a)

tell

b)

told

c)

tells

d)

telling

34.

He has been taking English classes for six months ____ he does not know simple spellings.

a)

since

b)

because

c)

but

d)

yet

35.

It was _____raining ____ I reached home from school.

a)

still, when

b)

while, when

c)

where, still

d)

still, then

36.

Veronica could not attend the school yesterday ____ she was ill.

a)

since

b)

because of

c)

hence

d)

so

37.

The Outlook magazine is published __________.

a)

fortnight

b)

each yearly

c)

weekly

d)

annual

38.

Correct the punctuation :

sachin tendulkar m s dhoni and virat kohli are famous cricketers.

a)

Sachin tendulkar, M S Dhoni, and virat kohli are famous cricketers.

b)

Sachin Tendulkar, M. S. Dhoni and Virat Kohli are famous cricketers.

c)

Sachin Tendulkar M S Dhoni and Virat Kohli are famous cricketers.

d)

none of these

39.

Correct the punctuation :

charles babbage an english scientist is known as the father of computer.

a)

Charles Babbage an English scientist is known as the father of computer.

b)

Charles Babbage, an English scientist, is known as the father of computer.

c)

Charles Babbage, an English scientist is known as, the father of computer.

d)

none of these

40.

What does below sign indicate?

a)

There is a school nearby so one should drive carefully and slow down the speed

b)

Drive slowly as school is in front of you

c)

Whenever you see a school going kid slow down the speed

d)

One should always drive slow as there are many schools

41.

What does below message indicate?

a)

ATM won't allow someone else to use your card

b)

The ATM pin is very sensitive

c)

ATM pin and password should never be shared or told to any other person as he can commit a fraud

d)

ATM password cannot be changed

42.

What does below message indicate?

a)

It is an advice for you to please switch off the light when you are done with your work. Everyone should save electricity

b)

Switch off the electric appliances.

c)

Use electricity when you need it for everything

d)

Electricity consumption gives you large electricity bills

43.

What does the below sign indicate?

a)

Smoking is not good.

b)

One should avoid smoking publicly else will have to pay a fine.

c)

Smoking is okay when you are at your home.

d)

Smoking causes pollution.

44.

The Great Banyan

What appears to be a thick forest, at first sight, is actually a single tree or rather a jungle of aerial roots and branches of a single tree. The Great Banyan tree, located at Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden Howrah, is considered as the widest tree in the world and rightly so as it spreads over whopping 18,918 square meters. Thought the exact date of the tree plantation is unknown, the tree has withstood approximately 250 years, as estimated by scientists, and still counting. The tree is without main trunk and stands on its branches or aerial roots. There are 3772 such aerial roots which give an impression of a dense jungle within the circumference of the tree. The tree with its branches rising up to a height of 20 meters can make many tall monuments look dwarf. The highest branch of the tree reaches up to 24.5 meters. The Great Banyan, however, is a midget when compared to General Sherman, the biggest tree in the world. General Sherman is a giant sequoia which scales up to 83.8 meters.

Banyan trees, sometimes also referred to as "Banians", fall under the category of figs. They are known to survive long. Seeds of the banyans are spread by fruits eating birds and old banyans can be recognized easily with their aerial roots which thicken over time and give the impression of trunks. Banyan is considered sacred in India and is the national tree of India. Apart from The Great Banyan, there are numerous famous banyan trees in India. Thimmamma Marrimanu is a 200 years old tree in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh. Kabirvad, another famous banyan tree from Gujarat is 300 years old. Dodda Aalada Mara also known as "Big Banyan Tree" is in Bangalore.

The great banyan has been a wonderful watch for the tourists for decades. Thousands of visitors across the world visit the great banyan every year to witness its great grandeur. A 330-meter road has been constructed around the great banyan so the visitors can have a closer look at the big wide green canopy hanging on 3772 aerial roots.

Not only tourists but scientists also observe The Great Banyan with curiosity. The tree is without trunk but is still not only surviving but growing with each passing day. The tree faced 2 fierce cyclones in its lifetime during 1984 and 1986 which ripped apart its main trunk. The main trunk was exposed, caught a fungal infection and started decaying. The 51 feet wide main trunk was removed in 1925 to stop the spread of infection and save the tree. The Great Banyan since then have been surviving on its aerial prop roots and a healthy clonal colony.

The Great Banyan has withstood the test of time, has witnessed the passage of 2 centuries, faced drastic changes in the environment but it is still standing tall. No wonder it is called "The Great Banyan".

Which is the longest tree in the world?

A) The Great Banyan

B) General Sherman

C) Kabirvad

D) Thimmamma Marrimanu

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

45.

The Great Banyan

What appears to be a thick forest, at first sight, is actually a single tree or rather a jungle of aerial roots and branches of a single tree. The Great Banyan tree, located at Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden Howrah, is considered as the widest tree in the world and rightly so as it spreads over whopping 18,918 square meters. Thought the exact date of the tree plantation is unknown, the tree has withstood approximately 250 years, as estimated by scientists, and still counting. The tree is without main trunk and stands on its branches or aerial roots. There are 3772 such aerial roots which give an impression of a dense jungle within the circumference of the tree. The tree with its branches rising up to a height of 20 meters can make many tall monuments look dwarf. The highest branch of the tree reaches up to 24.5 meters. The Great Banyan, however, is a midget when compared to General Sherman, the biggest tree in the world. General Sherman is a giant sequoia which scales up to 83.8 meters.

Banyan trees, sometimes also referred to as "Banians", fall under the category of figs. They are known to survive long. Seeds of the banyans are spread by fruits eating birds and old banyans can be recognized easily with their aerial roots which thicken over time and give the impression of trunks. Banyan is considered sacred in India and is the national tree of India. Apart from The Great Banyan, there are numerous famous banyan trees in India. Thimmamma Marrimanu is a 200 years old tree in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh. Kabirvad, another famous banyan tree from Gujarat is 300 years old. Dodda Aalada Mara also known as "Big Banyan Tree" is in Bangalore.

The great banyan has been a wonderful watch for the tourists for decades. Thousands of visitors across the world visit the great banyan every year to witness its great grandeur. A 330-meter road has been constructed around the great banyan so the visitors can have a closer look at the big wide green canopy hanging on 3772 aerial roots.

Not only tourists but scientists also observe The Great Banyan with curiosity. The tree is without trunk but is still not only surviving but growing with each passing day. The tree faced 2 fierce cyclones in its lifetime during 1984 and 1986 which ripped apart its main trunk. The main trunk was exposed, caught a fungal infection and started decaying. The 51 feet wide main trunk was removed in 1925 to stop the spread of infection and save the tree. The Great Banyan since then have been surviving on its aerial prop roots and a healthy clonal colony.

The Great Banyan has withstood the test of time, has witnessed the passage of 2 centuries, faced drastic changes in the environment but it is still standing tall. No wonder it is called "The Great Banyan".

Why was the main trunk of The Great Banyan removed?

A) To stop the tree from decaying further

B) To allow aerial roots to grow

C) To make a wide green canopy

D) None of these

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

46.

The Great Banyan

What appears to be a thick forest, at first sight, is actually a single tree or rather a jungle of aerial roots and branches of a single tree. The Great Banyan tree, located at Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden Howrah, is considered as the widest tree in the world and rightly so as it spreads over whopping 18,918 square meters. Thought the exact date of the tree plantation is unknown, the tree has withstood approximately 250 years, as estimated by scientists, and still counting. The tree is without main trunk and stands on its branches or aerial roots. There are 3772 such aerial roots which give an impression of a dense jungle within the circumference of the tree. The tree with its branches rising up to a height of 20 meters can make many tall monuments look dwarf. The highest branch of the tree reaches up to 24.5 meters. The Great Banyan, however, is a midget when compared to General Sherman, the biggest tree in the world. General Sherman is a giant sequoia which scales up to 83.8 meters.

Banyan trees, sometimes also referred to as "Banians", fall under the category of figs. They are known to survive long. Seeds of the banyans are spread by fruits eating birds and old banyans can be recognized easily with their aerial roots which thicken over time and give the impression of trunks. Banyan is considered sacred in India and is the national tree of India. Apart from The Great Banyan, there are numerous famous banyan trees in India. Thimmamma Marrimanu is a 200 years old tree in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh. Kabirvad, another famous banyan tree from Gujarat is 300 years old. Dodda Aalada Mara also known as "Big Banyan Tree" is in Bangalore.

The great banyan has been a wonderful watch for the tourists for decades. Thousands of visitors across the world visit the great banyan every year to witness its great grandeur. A 330-meter road has been constructed around the great banyan so the visitors can have a closer look at the big wide green canopy hanging on 3772 aerial roots.

Not only tourists but scientists also observe The Great Banyan with curiosity. The tree is without trunk but is still not only surviving but growing with each passing day. The tree faced 2 fierce cyclones in its lifetime during 1984 and 1986 which ripped apart its main trunk. The main trunk was exposed, caught a fungal infection and started decaying. The 51 feet wide main trunk was removed in 1925 to stop the spread of infection and save the tree. The Great Banyan since then have been surviving on its aerial prop roots and a healthy clonal colony.

The Great Banyan has withstood the test of time, has witnessed the passage of 2 centuries, faced drastic changes in the environment but it is still standing tall. No wonder it is called "The Great Banyan".

Which of the following is false regarding banyan trees?

A) Banyans are figs

B) Banyans are considered holy trees in India

C) Banyan is the national tree of India

D) None of these

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

47.

The Great Banyan

What appears to be a thick forest, at first sight, is actually a single tree or rather a jungle of aerial roots and branches of a single tree. The Great Banyan tree, located at Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden Howrah, is considered as the widest tree in the world and rightly so as it spreads over whopping 18,918 square meters. Thought the exact date of the tree plantation is unknown, the tree has withstood approximately 250 years, as estimated by scientists, and still counting. The tree is without main trunk and stands on its branches or aerial roots. There are 3772 such aerial roots which give an impression of a dense jungle within the circumference of the tree. The tree with its branches rising up to a height of 20 meters can make many tall monuments look dwarf. The highest branch of the tree reaches up to 24.5 meters. The Great Banyan, however, is a midget when compared to General Sherman, the biggest tree in the world. General Sherman is a giant sequoia which scales up to 83.8 meters.

Banyan trees, sometimes also referred to as "Banians", fall under the category of figs. They are known to survive long. Seeds of the banyans are spread by fruits eating birds and old banyans can be recognized easily with their aerial roots which thicken over time and give the impression of trunks. Banyan is considered sacred in India and is the national tree of India. Apart from The Great Banyan, there are numerous famous banyan trees in India. Thimmamma Marrimanu is a 200 years old tree in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh. Kabirvad, another famous banyan tree from Gujarat is 300 years old. Dodda Aalada Mara also known as "Big Banyan Tree" is in Bangalore.

The great banyan has been a wonderful watch for the tourists for decades. Thousands of visitors across the world visit the great banyan every year to witness its great grandeur. A 330-meter road has been constructed around the great banyan so the visitors can have a closer look at the big wide green canopy hanging on 3772 aerial roots.

Not only tourists but scientists also observe The Great Banyan with curiosity. The tree is without trunk but is still not only surviving but growing with each passing day. The tree faced 2 fierce cyclones in its lifetime during 1984 and 1986 which ripped apart its main trunk. The main trunk was exposed, caught a fungal infection and started decaying. The 51 feet wide main trunk was removed in 1925 to stop the spread of infection and save the tree. The Great Banyan since then have been surviving on its aerial prop roots and a healthy clonal colony.

The Great Banyan has withstood the test of time, has witnessed the passage of 2 centuries, faced drastic changes in the environment but it is still standing tall. No wonder it is called "The Great Banyan".

Scientists look at The Great Banyan with curiosity because ________

A) the tree has survived long unlike other banyans

B) the tree has many aerial roots

C) the tree has survived and flourished without its main trunk

D) None of these

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

48.

The Great Banyan

What appears to be a thick forest, at first sight, is actually a single tree or rather a jungle of aerial roots and branches of a single tree. The Great Banyan tree, located at Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden Howrah, is considered as the widest tree in the world and rightly so as it spreads over whopping 18,918 square meters. Thought the exact date of the tree plantation is unknown, the tree has withstood approximately 250 years, as estimated by scientists, and still counting. The tree is without main trunk and stands on its branches or aerial roots. There are 3772 such aerial roots which give an impression of a dense jungle within the circumference of the tree. The tree with its branches rising up to a height of 20 meters can make many tall monuments look dwarf. The highest branch of the tree reaches up to 24.5 meters. The Great Banyan, however, is a midget when compared to General Sherman, the biggest tree in the world. General Sherman is a giant sequoia which scales up to 83.8 meters.

Banyan trees, sometimes also referred to as "Banians", fall under the category of figs. They are known to survive long. Seeds of the banyans are spread by fruits eating birds and old banyans can be recognized easily with their aerial roots which thicken over time and give the impression of trunks. Banyan is considered sacred in India and is the national tree of India. Apart from The Great Banyan, there are numerous famous banyan trees in India. Thimmamma Marrimanu is a 200 years old tree in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh. Kabirvad, another famous banyan tree from Gujarat is 300 years old. Dodda Aalada Mara also known as "Big Banyan Tree" is in Bangalore.

The great banyan has been a wonderful watch for the tourists for decades. Thousands of visitors across the world visit the great banyan every year to witness its great grandeur. A 330-meter road has been constructed around the great banyan so the visitors can have a closer look at the big wide green canopy hanging on 3772 aerial roots.

Not only tourists but scientists also observe The Great Banyan with curiosity. The tree is without trunk but is still not only surviving but growing with each passing day. The tree faced 2 fierce cyclones in its lifetime during 1984 and 1986 which ripped apart its main trunk. The main trunk was exposed, caught a fungal infection and started decaying. The 51 feet wide main trunk was removed in 1925 to stop the spread of infection and save the tree. The Great Banyan since then have been surviving on its aerial prop roots and a healthy clonal colony.

The Great Banyan has withstood the test of time, has witnessed the passage of 2 centuries, faced drastic changes in the environment but it is still standing tall. No wonder it is called "The Great Banyan".

Which famous banyan tree is around 300 years old?

A) General Sherman

B) Thimmamma Marrimanu

C) Kabirvad

D) None of these

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

49.

Find the antonym of underlined word :

The crafty little girl gave a rotten apple to the beggar.

a)

cunning

b)

lazy

c)

hardworking

d)

honest

50.

Choose the correct explanation of the underlined phrase:

My daughter is the apple of my eye.

a)

Very costly

b)

Someone very near and dear

c)

Not an easy thing to do

d)

Someone wo always creates troubles

51.

What does below sign indicate?

a)

Computer teacher doesn't like your shoes.

b)

One should avoid dust to enter into the computer lab that's why have to remove the shoes.

c)

One can't learn to operate a computer wearing his/her shoes.

d)

Computers won't work properly if you are wearing shoes.

IEO 5

Total questions: 51

Worksheet time: 26mins

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