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English Test
 
Recently Karen Brook, one of our Teaching Adviser Trustees, sent Mukesh a UK year 6 English SATS test for 10/11 year olds and suggested he should test our children with it.  Below is the test paper and results of the test taken by our class 9 and 10 children.  These are our top children, having had 7 years in our school and now studying in our secondary school.  They will, therefore, be older than the English year 6 children but they are being tested in a foreign language.  I will leave you to judge the results, but to get an impression of the difficulty of the exam, why not try it yourself?  I did, but was soon using the internet to find the answers.
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High School English Test Paper



Name............................................           Sch. No............        Time 1 hour




1.  Underline the longest possible noun phrase in the sentence below.


That book about the Romans was interesting.


2. Tick one box in each row to show whether the word after is used as a subordinating conjunction or as a preposition


Sentence
after used as a subordinating

conjunction
after used as a preposition
He moved here after 
the end of the war




Entry is free after

5pm in the evening




I went to the cinema after I had eaten my dinner




3. Underline the verb form that is in the present perfect in the passage below.


Rachel loves music and has wanted to learn how to play the piano for years. She was hoping for piano lessons, and was delighted when her parents gave her a keyboard for her birthday.

 
4.  Circle all the pronouns in the sentence below. 
 
They bought new jumpers for themselves and a warm scarf for Dad.

 
5.  Circle the two words in the sentence below that are synonyms of each other.

 
He was lucky to win first prize - he knew it was fortunate that his closest rival had decided not to take part.
 
6.  What does the root struct mean in the word family below?
 
destruction      structure      reconstruct
(a) break,         (b) build,         (c) carry,          d) touch
 
7.  What does the word others refer to in the passage below?



Some plants, such as sunflowers, die in winter. Others, such as daffodils, survive as bulbs underground.


(a) plants,        b) sunflowers,             (c) daffodils,               (d) bulbs
 
8.  Circle all the determiners in the sentence below.


Two apple trees screened the open windows on one side.
 
9.  Complete the sentence below so that it uses the subjunctive form.



If I __________ to have one wish, it would be for good health.
 
10.  Which sentence is written in the active voice?

 
(a) The book was returned to the library yesterday.



(b) The assembly was held in the hall.



(c) The bad weather led to the cancellation.



(d) The floods were caused by the heavy rain.
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Results
  
    Maximum Marks  20   

   %  
 Place 

NameGenderClass
Scholar No
  
1
Dheeraj
boy
9
P0795
18
90
2
Arvind Kumar
boy
10
P0734
17
85
3
Pooja
girl
9
A1015
16
80


Kavita
girl
9
P0763
16
80


Sunita
girl
9
P0784
16
80


Manisha
girl
10
A0963
16
80
7
Brijesh Kumarboy
9
G1366
15
75


Vivek Kumarboy
9
P0815
15
75


Monuboy
10
G2755
15
75


Nirmalagirl
10
G12911575


Kumari Kalpanagirl
10
P07121575
12
Aanchal Singhgirl
9
H09861470


Hari Shankarboy
10
P07391470


Pushpa Devigirl
10
G12971470


Dipaligirl
10
G14691470
16
Bal Shekharboy
9
G13121365


Abhishekboy
9
P07881365


Nehagirl
9
M07751365


Paramanandboy
10
A09881365


Rakesh Kumarboy10A09911365


Ram Janamboy10A09941365


Shiv Kumarboy10A10011365


Amit Kumarboy10H09561365


Aashish Kumarboy10P07301365


Manish Kumarboy10P07411365


Shiv Mangalboy10P07531365
27
Pradeepboy9M07561260


Anuj Kumarboy9G13101260


Ajit Kumarboy9A10331260


Sitagirl9A10271260


Kamlesh Kumarboy10A09851260


Ritesh Kumarboy10H09741260


Kavitagirl10G12301260


Manoramagirl10M07301260
35
Abhishek Yadavboy9M07431155


Deepak Kumarboy9G13131155


Sandeep Kumarboy9G13261155


Dheeraj Kumarboy9G13671155


Jitendra Kumarboy9A10431155


Nargisgirl10G12341155


Aaradhanagirl10G12791155


Aaratigirl10G12801155


Seema Kumarigirl10G13011155
44
Shivkantboy9G13281050


Govindboy9G13681050


Bablooboy9A10361050


Nargisgirl9G13981050


Priyankagirl9G14051050


Sujatagirl9A10301050


Vivek Kumarboy10G12211050


Abhishekboy10G12511050


Mohammad Arifboy10G12621050


Pankaj Kumarboy10G12661050


Surajboy10G12731050


Anupam Prajapatiboy10M06971050
56
Nikhil Kumarboy9M0753945


Anmol Kumarboy9G1309945


Deepakboy9M0747945


Sangeetagirl9G1413945


Preetigirl9A1019945


Gokulboy10G1257945


Mohammad Danishboy10G1261945
63
Ranjeet Kumarboy9G1324840
64
Om Prakashboy9M0754735


Raju Kumarboy9A1052735


Aakashboy9P0786735


Deepakboy10M0700735


Shivangini Singhgirl10G1302735


Kumari Aaratigirl10P0707735
70
Sonigirl9H1009630


Mangla Prasadboy10G1204630
72
Dinesh Kumarboy9A1040525


Maneeshboy9G1321525


Vijay Kumarboy9P0812525


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