WorksheetsGRADE 5 EOT GLOBAL
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which one is an open question?
Do you like rice?
What kind of food do you like?
Is your name John?
Are you hungry?
Which is a closed question?
Why do you love school?
What do you do after school?
Do you play football?
How do you feel today?
What do closed questions often need?
Yes or No answers
A long story
A picture
A drawing
What do open questions make people do?
Say “Yes” or “No”
Stay quiet
Talk more and explain
Draw something
Which question is open?
Do you have a dog?
Why do you like animals?
Is that your pet?
Can dogs swim?
Which is a closed question?
What do you want to eat?
How do you play this game?
Where do you go on weekends?
Is it raining?
What kind of question is this: "Why are you happy?"
Open
Closed
Funny
Sad
"Did you go to school today?" is what type of question?
Open
Closed
Not a question
A joke
Which question needs a long answer?
Do you like apples?
How do you cook jollof rice?
Are you tired?
Is it your birthday?
Why do teachers use open questions?
To get “yes” answers
To stop talking
To make students think and talk more
To end the class early
What is a good reason to eat fruits?
They are expensive
They help you stay healthy
They are red
They make noise
What is a bad reason to skip school?
I am sick
I feel lazy
I have a doctor’s appointment
There is no teacher
Which of these is a good reason to help a friend?
To take their lunch
So they do my work
Because they need help
Because I want their pen
What is a bad reason to lie?
To make fun of someone
To avoid getting in trouble
To make people laugh
To help others
What makes a reason good?
It is funny
It helps or makes sense
It is short
It is loud
What makes a reason bad?
It hurts others or is selfish
It sounds nice
It is long
It is quiet
Why is "Because I want to learn" a good reason to read?
It’s a lie
It shows love for learning
It’s a joke
It is funny
What is a bad reason to take someone’s toy?
Because I want it
Because they gave it to me
Because they are sharing
Because we are playing together
Why is "Because it's kind" a good reason to share?
It’s silly
It’s boring
It shows care
It’s loud
Why should we give good reasons in school?
So we can lie
So people understand and trust us
To be funny
To copy others
What is an argument?
A set of reasons to support an idea
A fight
A game
A song
Which sentence gives an argument?
I don’t like math
I hate school
I like math because it helps me solve problems
I play games
What makes a strong argument?
It’s loud
It has good and clear reasons
It is funny
It’s long
Which is a weak argument?
I want ice cream because I did my homework
I want ice cream because I said so
I want ice cream because I am hungry
I want ice cream because I did well in class
Why do we use arguments in writing?
To confuse
To explain and convince
To tell jokes
To shout
"Football is better than basketball because it is more fun." What is this?
A story
An argument
A fact
A joke
Which is not an argument?
I just like it.
I like it because it is helpful
I like it because it’s fun and easy
I enjoy it since it teaches me things
Why should arguments have reasons?
To make it longer
To help others understand your point
To sound funny
To stop learning
"School is good because it teaches us new things." This is:
A joke
A question
A strong argument
A story
Which one is a good support for the argument “We should plant more trees”?
Trees are green
Trees give us fresh air and shade
I like trees
Trees look tall
What do you call an argument without a reason?
A strong one
A weak one
A good one
A clear one
An argument is helpful when…
It is very long
It makes people understand your idea
It is only about food
It makes people laugh
What is missing in this argument: “I like music”?
A song
A reason
A teacher
A question
"I should go first because I was here early." This shows:
A joke
A fair argument
A game
A command
Good arguments are useful in:
Drawing
Sleeping
Speaking and writing
Running
What is a cause?
Why something happens
The end
A joke
A person
What is an effect?
The start
What happens after the cause
A reason
A question
If you don’t study, what is the likely effect?
You play
You fail the test
You get candy
You sing
Cause: It rained. What is a possible effect?
The sun shines
The ground is wet
People dance
I fly
What is the effect of eating too much candy?
You get a stomachache
You sing
You sleep
You run
Cause: I touched fire. What is the effect?
I got burned
I ate rice
I flew
I danced
What is the cause of the ground being muddy?
It is clean
It rained
It is hot
It is dry
Which shows cause and effect?
I eat and I sleep
I ran fast, so I got tired
I have a dog
I jump
If the electricity goes out, what happens?
Lights turn off
TV turns on
Music plays
Fridge runs
Cause: I read every day. What is the effect?
I play games
I get better at reading
I sleep
I jump
What does “effect” mean?
The reason
The result or what happened
A name
A game
If you run in the rain, what might happen?
You get wet
You get dry
You sleep
You fly
Cause: I stayed up late. Effect:
I ate more
I was sleepy in class
I danced
I got taller
Why do we learn about cause and effect?
To sleep
To understand how things happen
To sing
To play more
Cause: The baby cried. Effect:
Nothing
The mother picked her up
The dog barked
The door opened
