Week 7 Mid-Term Assessment: Evaluate Your Understanding Spellings English Grammar Primary 5 First Term Lesson Notes Week 7
Week 7 Mid-Term Assessment and Break
Subject: Spellings
Class: Primary 5
Term: First Term
Week: 7
Age: 10 years
Topic: Mid-Term Assessment
Duration: 90 minutes
Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the assessment, learners should be able to:
- Demonstrate their understanding of the spellings and meanings of words learned throughout the term.
- Apply their knowledge through objective, theory, and true/false questions.
Keywords: Assessment, Objective Questions, Short Answer Questions, True or False
Assessment Breakdown:
Part A: Objective Questions
- 30 fill-in-the-blank questions with options a, b, c, or d.
Part B: Theory Questions
- 20 short answer questions related to the topics covered.
Part C: True or False Questions
- 10 statements for True or False answers.
Part A: Objective Questions
- The act of damaging property is called ________.
a) sanctuary
b) prejudice
c) vandalism
d) rebellion - A ________ is a place of safety for animals.
a) spectacle
b) sanctuary
c) species
d) sausage - The word “supreme” means ________.
a) highest
b) least
c) smallest
d) lowest - A ________ is a person who is unfairly blamed.
a) scapegoat
b) prejudice
c) rebellion
d) spectacle - ________ refers to a group of organisms that can breed together.
a) Supreme
b) Sanctuary
c) Species
d) Rainforest - The ________ is known for its high level of rainfall and dense trees.
a) spectacle
b) sausage
c) rainforest
d) rebellion - ________ refers to preconceived opinions that are not based on facts.
a) Scapegoat
b) Prejudice
c) Supreme
d) Species - Glasses used to improve vision are called ________.
a) spectacles
b) sanctuary
c) rebellion
d) sausage - A ________ involves resisting an established authority.
a) prejudice
b) spectacle
c) rebellion
d) species - ________ refers to a cylindrical piece of seasoned meat.
a) Vandalism
b) Sausage
c) Rainforest
d) Supreme - The act of deliberately destroying property is ________.
a) sanctuary
b) vandalism
c) prejudice
d) rebellion - A ________ is used to protect wildlife.
a) species
b) spectacle
c) sanctuary
d) sausage - The highest authority in a legal system is the ________.
a) rebellion
b) prejudice
c) supreme court
d) species - The ________ of people or animals is important for studying biodiversity.
a) spectacle
b) species
c) rebellion
d) sanctuary - ________ means to resist or challenge authority.
a) Vandalism
b) Prejudice
c) Rebellion
d) Sausage - ________ are used to help people see better.
a) Spectacles
b) Scapegoat
c) Supreme
d) Sausage - ________ is a large forest area with high rainfall.
a) Sanctuary
b) Sausage
c) Rainforest
d) Scapegoat - ________ is a person or thing blamed for others’ mistakes.
a) Species
b) Rebellion
c) Scapegoat
d) Prejudice - The concept of “fickle” describes something that is ________.
a) constant
b) changing frequently
c) predictable
d) stable - To be “jubilant” means to be ________.
a) happy
b) angry
c) sad
d) confused - The ________ is a protected area for wildlife.
a) rainforest
b) sausage
c) spectacle
d) sanctuary - A ________ is a type of meat often eaten for breakfast.
a) sausage
b) rebellion
c) prejudice
d) species - ________ is an act of violence or resistance.
a) Scapegoat
b) Rebellion
c) Supreme
d) Vandalism - The ________ is a place where animals are kept safe.
a) species
b) spectacle
c) sanctuary
d) prejudice - The word “fickle” describes something that is ________.
a) changing frequently
b) constant
c) predictable
d) stable - The term “jubilant” means ________.
a) happy
b) sad
c) angry
d) confused - The ________ describes a protected area for endangered animals.
a) spectacle
b) sanctuary
c) rebellion
d) sausage - A ________ is a piece of clothing used to protect the eyes.
a) spectacle
b) sausage
c) species
d) sanctuary - ________ is an unfair opinion or judgment.
a) Scapegoat
b) Prejudice
c) Supreme
d) Rebellion - The word “vandalism” refers to ________.
a) a protected area
b) destroying property
c) a group of organisms
d) a cylindrical piece of meat
Part B: Theory Questions
- Define “vandalism” and give an example.
- What does “sausage” refer to, and where might you find it?
- Explain the term “sanctuary” and its purpose.
- What is a “scapegoat,” and why is this concept important in social contexts?
- Describe “prejudice” and its effects on individuals and communities.
- Define “rainforest” and explain why it is crucial for the environment.
- What does “rebellion” mean, and provide an example of a historical rebellion.
- Explain the use of “spectacles” and why they are important.
- What is meant by “supreme” in a legal context?
- Define “species” and explain its significance in biology.
- Describe the meaning of “trial” and its role in the judicial system.
- What does “tramway” refer to, and where is it commonly used?
- Explain “aircraft” and list three types of aircraft.
- What is a “balloon,” and how does it work?
- Define “barrow” and provide examples of its use.
- What is a “truck,” and what are its common uses?
- Explain “delivery” in the context of logistics.
- Describe “diesel truck” and its advantages.
- Define “elevator” and explain its function in buildings.
- What is the meaning of “dormitory,” and where might you find one?
Part C: True or False Questions
- True or False: Vandalism is the act of creating art on public property.
- True or False: A sanctuary is a place where animals are kept safe.
- True or False: Prejudice is a fair and unbiased opinion about others.
- True or False: A rebellion is an act of resistance against authority.
- True or False: Spectacles are used to enhance vision.
- True or False: Sausage is a type of vegetable.
- True or False: The term “supreme” refers to the lowest level of authority.
- True or False: Species refers to a group of organisms capable of interbreeding.
- True or False: A rainforest is characterized by low annual rainfall.
- True or False: The word “fickle” describes something that is stable and unchanging.
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