First Term Mid Term Test Structure English Language Primary 5 First Term Lesson Notes Week 7

Week 7 Mid-Term Assessment

Subject: English Grammar
Class: Primary 5
Term: First Term
Week: 7
Age: 9 years

Part A: Objective Questions

Instructions: Choose the correct option (a, b, c, or d) to complete each sentence.

1. The present perfect tense is formed using “has” or “have” + __.
   a. base form
   b. present participle
   c. past participle
   d. gerund
2. “She __ finished her homework.”
   a. has
   b. have
   c. had
   d. will
3. “They have not __ the assignment yet.”
   a. complete
   b. completed
   c. completes
   d. completing
4. In the sentence “He has read the book,” the verb “read” is in the __ form.
   a. present
   b. past
   c. past participle
   d. future
5. “Have you __ the letter?”
   a. received
   b. receives
   c. receiving
   d. receive
6. “She __ gone to the market.”
   a. has
   b. have
   c. is
   d. was
7. “We __ not seen that movie.”
   a. have
   b. has
   c. had
   d. are
8. “I __ never been to that place.”
   a. have
   b. had
   c. has
   d. am
9. “They __ not finished their project yet.”
   a. has
   b. have
   c. had
   d. are
10. “He __ finished his work on time.”
    a. have
    b. has
    c. had
    d. will
11. In the sentence “She has traveled to Japan,” “traveled” is in the __ form.
    a. base
    b. present
    c. past participle
    d. gerund
12. “He has __ many books this year.”
    a. read
    b. reads
    c. reading
    d. readed
13. “Have you __ the new movie?”
    a. saw
    b. seeing
    c. seen
    d. see
14. The sentence “They have visited the museum” is in the __ tense.
    a. past
    b. future
    c. present perfect
    d. simple present
15. “She __ spoken with the teacher.”
    a. have
    b. had
    c. has
    d. will
16. “I __ been to that store before.”
    a. has
    b. have
    c. had
    d. am
17. “They __ been playing outside all day.”
    a. has
    b. have
    c. had
    d. will
18. “He __ worked here for five years.”
    a. has
    b. have
    c. had
    d. will
19. “We __ finished our homework.”
    a. have
    b. has
    c. had
    d. are
20. “She __ written a letter.”
    a. has
    b. have
    c. had
    d. will
21. “I __ never been late before.”
    a. has
    b. had
    c. have
    d. will
22. “They __ not gone to the new restaurant yet.”
    a. have
    b. has
    c. had
    d. are
23. “He __ given me the book.”
    a. has
    b. have
    c. had
    d. will
24. “I __ seen that movie before.”
    a. have
    b. has
    c. had
    d. will
25. “She __ just finished her meal.”
    a. has
    b. have
    c. had
    d. will
26. “We __ never been to that city.”
    a. had
    b. have
    c. has
    d. will
27. “He __ not completed the assignment.”
    a. has
    b. have
    c. had
    d. will
28. “I __ not eaten breakfast yet.”
    a. has
    b. have
    c. had
    d. will
29. “She __ not gone to school this week.”
    a. have
    b. had
    c. has
    d. will
30. “They __ finished their project on time.”
    a. has
    b. had
    c. have
    d. will

Part B: Theory Questions

Instructions: Answer the following questions in short sentences.

1. Define the present perfect tense.
2. Provide an example of a positive sentence using the present perfect tense.
3. How is the present perfect tense formed?
4. Convert the present tense sentence “They write letters” to the present perfect tense.
5. Explain the difference between the present perfect tense and the simple past tense.
6. What is the past participle form of the verb “go”?
7. Give an example of a negative sentence in the present perfect tense.
8. How do you form a question in the present perfect tense?
9. Convert the sentence “She reads books” into the present perfect tense.
10. Provide an example of a question in the present perfect tense.
11. What is the auxiliary verb used for singular subjects in the present perfect tense?
12. Convert “He does not play tennis” into the present perfect tense.
13. What is the past participle of the verb “eat”?
14. Give an example of how the present perfect tense shows relevance to the present.
15. How do you convert a present tense sentence to the present perfect tense?
16. Explain the role of “have” and “has” in the present perfect tense.
17. Provide an example of a present perfect tense sentence with an adverb of time.
18. How do you form a negative question in the present perfect tense?
19. What does the present perfect tense indicate about the action’s completion?
20. Provide an example of using the present perfect tense to describe a recent action.

Part C: True or False Questions

Instructions: Indicate whether the statement is True or False.

1. The present perfect tense is used to describe actions that happened at a specific time in the past. (True/False)
2. “Has” is used with plural subjects in the present perfect tense. (True/False)
3. “Have” is used with singular third-person subjects. (True/False)
4. The past participle of “write” is “written.” (True/False)
5. The present perfect tense can be used to describe actions that are still happening. (True/False)
6. “Have” and “has” are the only auxiliary verbs used in the present perfect tense. (True/False)
7. In the present perfect tense, the verb “see” becomes “saw.” (True/False)
8. The sentence “She has went to the store” is correct. (True/False)
9. “They have seen that movie” is an example of a positive sentence in the present perfect tense. (True/False)
10. “I have not ate breakfast” is a correctly formed sentence in the present perfect tense. (True/False)

Conclusion

The teacher will review the answers with the students, addressing any common mistakes and providing additional explanations as needed. This will help reinforce their understanding of the topics covered during the first term.