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Grade 5- T1 - English Mid Term Revision

Total questions: 87

Worksheet time: 44mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which term refers to a person who legally belongs to a particular place?

a)

immigration

b)

citizen

c)

opportunity

d)

processing

2.

What is the definition of the word "immigration"?

a)

a series of steps in a legal action

b)

an agreeable situation or chance

c)

the act of moving to a new country to live there

d)

people who belong to a particular place

3.

Which of the following words is the best synonym for the word "opportunity"?

a)

chance

b)

obstacle

c)

problem

d)

travel

4.

He was officially __________ as a citizen after completing all the necessary requirements.

a)

immigration

b)

opportunity

c)

admitted

d)

processing

5.

After __________ the application, management will let the applicants know their opinion.

a)

processing

b)

immigration

c)

admitted

d)

citizen

6.

Which word is similar in meaning to "admitted" in the sentence: "He was finally admitted into the university."

a)

denied

b)

accepted

c)

questioned

d)

removed

7.

To become a __________, one must fulfil certain legal requirements.

a)

processing

b)

opportunity

c)

citizen

d)

immigration

8.

She saw this job offer as a great __________ to gain experience in her field.

a)

processing

b)

citizen

c)

admitted

d)

opportunity

9.

The new law made __________ to the United States more difficult.

a)

citizen

b)

immigration

c)

admitted

d)

opportunity

10.

Which of the following words is the antonym of the word "admitted"?

a)

allowed

b)

accepted

c)

rejected

d)

welcomed

11.

What is the genre of the selection "The Path to Paper Son"?

a)

Fiction

b)

Informational Text

c)

Poetry

d)

Biography

12.

What is the main purpose of the selections "The Path to Paper Son" and "Louie Share Kim, Paper Son"?

a)

to entertain

b)

to inform

c)

to convince

d)

to persuade

13.

How are the texts mostly organized?

a)

a sequence of historical events

b)

a problem and solution structure

c)

a compare and contrast style

d)

a chronological order

14.

How can you tell that "The Path to Paper Son" and "Louie Share Kim, Paper Son" are informational texts?

a)

They tell a made-up story with imaginary characters.

b)

They use rhyme and rhythm to entertain readers.

c)

They provide real facts and details about historical events and people.

d)

They focus mainly on describing magical or fantasy settings.

15.

What is the main idea of the text "The Path to Paper Son"?

a)

The interrogation was an easy process for everyone.

b)

Chinese immigrants used the "paper son" system to immigrate to the USA.

c)

Documents for "paper son" were very cheap.

d)

American citizens were not allowed to go to China.

16.

What does the term "paper son" refer to?

a)

a false identity used to enter the U.S.

b)

a real son of a Chinese immigrant

c)

a document for citizenship

d)

a child born in America

17.

What was the main reason families created "paper son" identities?

a)

to become famous writers

b)

to escape natural disasters in America

c)

to circumvent the Chinese Exclusion Act and enter the U.S.A

d)

to find better jobs in manufacturing

18.

What did Louie Share Kim's father study to prepare him for the immigration interview?

a)

American sports and movies

b)

a detailed map of his "paper" village and family

c)

the history of the United States

d)

English poetry and literature

19.

How did Louie likely feel during his interrogation at Angel Island?

a)

bored and unimpressed

b)

confident and prepared

c)

anxious and nervous

d)

excited and joyful

20.

After Louie answered the officials' questions, what did he receive?

a)

a ticket back to China

b)

a certificate of identity

c)

a job offer

d)

a warning to leave

21.

Read the following part from the selection: “In 1906, a major earthquake and fire destroyed much of San Francisco, including the city’s Hall of Records. This disaster allowed some Chinese immigrants to claim they had been born in San Francisco, which helped them obtain a 'paper son' identity, allowing them to immigrate to the United States.” What did the earthquake and fire in 1906 allow some Chinese immigrants to do?

a)

leave the United States

b)

get a better job immediately

c)

claim they were born in San Francisco

d)

move to a different city

22.

Even after working all year, sharecroppers might not earn enough money to pay for the land they live on. What does the underlined word mean?

a)

state governors

b)

farmers who rent farmland

c)

livestock raised on farmland

d)

farm owners who manage the land

23.

All kinds of people can contribute to a war effort. What does the underlined word mean?

a)

a country's military forces

b)

the soldiers who fight in a war

c)

money donated to military forces

d)

the people and resources pulled together to win a war

24.

“An important victory for civil rights was when schools became integrated.” Which of the following words is the best synonym for the underlined word?

a)

divided

b)

combined

c)

separated

d)

closed

25.

The farmer needed a way to keep boll weevils from the fields. What does the underlined word mean?

a)

insects that live in hives

b)

insects that drink flower nectar

c)

insects that consume wheat stalks

d)

insects that consume cotton plants

26.

“Communities must continue to fight against discrimination.” Which of the following words is an antonym of the underlined word?

a)

equality

b)

pollution

c)

injustice

d)

happiness

27.

What is the meaning of the word “segregation”?

a)

the act of separating people based on certain characteristics

b)

the act of bringing people together

c)

living with other families

d)

getting little bit of cash

28.

Everyone should be treated equally, without any form of _________.

a)

equality

b)

celebration

c)

discrimination

d)

organization

29.

When schools became _________, students of different races could learn together.

a)

divided

b)

separated

c)

integrated

30.

After the Civil War, many poor farmers became _______, working someone else's land for part of the harvest.

a)

teachers

b)

sharecroppers

c)

bankers

d)

soldiers

31.

Before the Civil Rights Movement, racial __________ kept schools and public places segregated.

a)

discrimination

b)

unity

c)

teamwork

d)

freedom

32.

What is the primary format of the text titled "Ivy's Journal"?

a)

a poem

b)

a series of journal entries

c)

a play with dialogue

d)

a newspaper article

33.

What is the genre of the selection "Ivy's Journal"?

a)

Historical Fiction

b)

Informational Text

c)

Poetry

d)

Biography

34.

The purpose of the selection "Ivy's Journal" is __________.

a)

to convince

b)

to explain

c)

to inform and entertain

d)

to persuade

35.

How do you know that "Ivy's Journal" is a historical fiction text?

a)

It includes superheroes with super powers.

b)

It includes animal characters that talk with each other.

c)

The plot revolves around a futuristic society

d)

It includes historical events with made up characters.

36.

How does Ivy most likely feel about moving to a new place at the beginning?

a)

excited and eager

b)

nervous and unsure

c)

angry and resentful

d)

bored and uninterested

37.

Based on her entries, Ivy is a character who is:

a)

careless and forgetful

b)

shy and never speaks

c)

mean to her new neighbors

d)

thoughtful and observant

38.

What might a journal provide that a regular story does not?

a)

a first-person, personal point of view

b)

more characters

c)

a faster plot

d)

more descriptions of setting

39.

Ivy doesn't like to skip school because __________.

a)

the teachers get angry with her.

b)

she likes to see her friends

c)

if she misses too many classes, it is hard to keep up

d)

she likes to go to the library.

40.

How does Ivy's perspective change from her first entry to a later one?

a)

She becomes more homesick.

b)

She begins to see positive aspects of her new home.

c)

She decides to run away.

d)

She forgets about her old friends.

41.

Why was Ivy's new school in California much better than the old one?

a)

because the school used to organize trips for them

b)

because there was no homework needed to be done

c)

because she didn’t have to share her books with anyone anymore

d)

because she made friends here more than she did in her old school

42.

Read the passage “The Sugar Book.” What is the main reason Janet comes to Harrison’s Market?

a)

To buy a birthday card for Brian

b)

To purchase sugar for Brian’s birthday cake

c)

To return a book she borrowed

d)

To ask about paper rationing

43.

Based on the passage, why is sugar being rationed in town?

a)

A drought ruined local crops

b)

A war disrupted imports from Asia

c)

The law banned sugar for health reasons

d)

The market ran out due to holiday demand

44.

Which detail best shows Mr. Harrison is careful about rationing?

a)

He greets Janet from aisle three

b)

He adjusts his eyeglasses

c)

He seems to be guarding the bags of sugar and checks Janet’s sugar book

d)

He talks about creative solutions

45.

Janet considers using less sugar than her recipe teaches. What does this suggest about her character?

a)

She refuses to change traditions

b)

She is willing to adapt and be resourceful

c)

She wants to cancel the birthday party

d)

She dislikes baking

46.

Which sentence from the selection shows what the narrator can tell about the thoughts and feelings of the characters?

a)

It was a lovely spring day, bright and cheerful, and everyone in town was a little excited.

b)

“Of course,” Janet smiled.

c)

She watched as Mr. Harrison carefully scooped the sugar into a brown sack.

d)

“In time, all will be back to normal.”

47.

What time of day does the story take place?

a)

morning

b)

afternoon

c)

evening

d)

night

48.

What creative solution does Janet consider for making the cake?

a)

baking it without sugar

b)

adding more ingredients

c)

using one cup of sugar instead of two

d)

seeking help from Mr. Harrison

49.

What does Janet invite Mr. Harrison to do at the end of the passage?

a)

to help her bake the cake

b)

to join her for dinner

c)

to assist her in the market

d)

to come over later to try the cake

50.

Which sentence type expresses a strong feeling using an exclamation mark?

a)

Declarative

b)

Interrogative

c)

Imperative

d)

Exclamatory

51.

Identify the sentence type: "Please turn off the lights."

a)

Declarative

b)

Imperative

c)

Interrogative

d)

Exclamatory

52.

Identify the sentence type: "Did you see the new movie?"

a)

Exclamatory

b)

Imperative

c)

Interrogative

d)

Declarative

53.

Which of the following is a simple sentence?

a)

After the rain stopped, we went outside.

b)

The dog barked, and the cat ran away.

c)

She finished her homework early.

d)

Although he was tired, he finished the race.

54.

A simple sentence must contain:

a)

a subject and a predicate (verb) expressing a complete thought

b)

at least two independent clauses

c)

one independent clause and one dependent clause

d)

a conjunction like and, or but

55.

Identify the subject in this simple sentence: "The bird sang a beautiful song."

a)

sang

b)

beautiful song

c)

The bird

d)

bird sang

56.

Identify the predicate in this simple sentence: "My brother plays the guitar."

a)

My brother

b)

plays

c)

the guitar

d)

plays the guitar

57.

Which option is NOT a simple sentence?

a)

The sun is shining brightly.

b)

They laughed at the funny joke.

c)

He wanted to go, but he was too busy.

d)

The book fell on the floor.

58.

Which of the following is an independent clause?

a)

because I was tired

b)

when the sun sets

c)

She enjoys reading books.

d)

although it was raining

59.

Which sentence contains a dependent clause?

a)

I went to the store.

b)

She ran fast because she wanted to win.

c)

The dog barked loudly.

d)

He likes to swim in the pool.

60.

Identify the independent clause in the sentence: "Although it was chilly, we decided to go for a walk."

a)

Although it was chilly

b)

it was chilly

c)

go for a walk

d)

we decided to go for a walk.

61.

Identify the dependent clause in the sentence: "Because she was hungry, she made a sandwich."

a)

she made a sandwich.

b)

she was hungry

c)

a sandwich

d)

Because she was hungry,

62.

An independent clause must:

a)

start with a subordinating conjunction

b)

express a complete thought and stand alone as a sentence

c)

contain a verb but no subject

d)

be attached to another clause

63.

A dependent clause often begins with:

a)

a coordinating conjunction (fanboys)

b)

a period

c)

a subordinating conjunction (e.g., because, when, if)

d)

a capital letter

64.

Identify the dependent clause: "Although it was raining, we went for a walk."

a)

we went for a walk.

b)

Although it was raining,

c)

it was raining

d)

for a walk

65.

Identify the independent clause: "She finished the race although she was injured."

a)

although she was injured

b)

She finished the race

c)

was injured

d)

the race even though

66.

Which of these is a complex sentence?

a)

The game was canceled due to rain.

b)

The game was canceled, and we went home.

c)

Because the rain was heavy, the game was canceled.

d)

Heavy rain canceled the game.

67.

A simple sentence contains:

a)

one independent clause

b)

two independent clauses

c)

one dependent clause

d)

a subordinating conjunction

68.

Which sentence is a compound sentence?

a)

when I’m hungry, I eat a snack.

b)

I wanted to play soccer, but it started to rain.

c)

Because it rained, the game was cancelled.

d)

I played soccer yesterday.

69.

Which sentence is a complex sentence?

a)

I like apples, and Sam likes bananas.

b)

I like apples because they are sweet.

c)

I like apples, but David likes bananas more.

d)

I like apples and bananas.

70.

Which conjunction would correctly join these sentences? “He was tired. He went to bed early.”

a)

or

b)

but

c)

so

d)

for

71.

A complex sentence always includes:

a)

two independent clauses

b)

two dependent clauses

c)

one dependent clause and one independent clause

d)

only simple subjects

72.

Which sentence is correctly punctuated?

a)

After dinner we watched a movie.

b)

After, dinner we watched a movie.

c)

We, watched a movie after dinner.

d)

After we had dinner, we watched a movie.

73.

Which of the following is NOT a coordinating conjunction?

a)

for

b)

although

c)

but

d)

so

74.

Choose the sentence that shows correct compound structure.

a)

She studied hard, and she passed the test.

b)

She studied hard because she passed the test.

c)

Because she studied hard, and she passed.

d)

She studied hard, passed.

75.

Which sentence uses a subordinating conjunction correctly?

a)

We will go outside, but it rains.

b)

We will go outside if it stops raining.

c)

We will go outside, so it stops raining.

d)

We will go outside, and it stops raining.

76.

Which sentence is simple?

a)

When it’s cold, we stay inside.

b)

It’s cold, but we stay outside.

c)

It’s cold, so we stay inside.

d)

It’s cold outside.

77.

Choose the sentence that contains both an independent and a dependent clause.

a)

The dog barked loudly.

b)

After the movie ended, we got ice cream.

c)

Pizza is my favorite food, but I also like tacos.

d)

Running late for school.

78.

If someone acts in a defensive way, they are _________.

a)

refusing to help others

b)

showing courage and bravery

c)

trying to protect themselves from criticism or harm

d)

trying to attack others

79.

The word “heroic” means:

a)

showing great bravery or courage

b)

lacking strength

c)

being ordinary or simple

d)

afraid of danger

80.

The suffix -ic often means:

a)

one who believes in

b)

capable of being

c)

the practice of

d)

associated with

81.

The word “representative” means:

a)

someone who refuses to lead

b)

a person chosen to speak or act for others

c)

an object that cannot show meaning

d)

a person who does not share opinions

82.

An athletic person is someone who is:

a)

lazy and slow

b)

interested in music and art

c)

strong and good at sports or physical activity

d)

unable to move quickly

83.

Which word means “limited to only certain people or groups”?

a)

exclusive

b)

representative

c)

perspective

d)

narrative

84.

The word “realism” means:

a)

the ability to imagine things that are not real

b)

a type of fantasy

c)

someone who is not real

d)

the quality of being real or true to life

85.

The suffix -ism often indicates:

a)

a state, or theory

b)

an act or a process

c)

an adjective

d)

a past tense action

86.

“Secretive” describes someone who:

a)

likes to hide information or feelings

b)

shares everything with everyone

c)

always tells the truth openly

d)

is not interested in secrets

87.

Choose the word that completes the sentence: "His argument was very ________."

a)

persuadeism

b)

persuadive

c)

persuasive

d)

persuasic