Roll no. _______ Class 5 English HY Examination 2023 MM 50 Time: 2 h
1. Write the words from which these compound words have been formed: 2
a. buttonhole = _____________ + ___________
b. firefly = ___________ + ____________
2. Write the antonym of: 2
a. hated x _______
b. calmly x _______
3. Write the synonym of: 2
a. huge = ________
b. tour = _________
4. One word substitution: 2
a. On Dussehra, Ram got v________ over Ravan. (act of defeating an enemy)
b. A person who shows the way to others = g_________ (a person who shows the way to others)
5. Complete the following sentences using ‘can’ or ‘cannot’: 2
a. I am busy. So I ________ play with you.
b. Use of tobacco ________ lead to cancer.
6. Choose the correct word from the following which has a different sound of the underlined letter: 2
1. (A) like (B) bring (C) spike (D) mike
2. (A) can (B) man (C) ask (D) van
7. Arrange the following jumbled letters to make meaningful word: 2
a. TMPELE
b. BAERTH
8. Fill in the blanks with the plural form of the word given in bracket. 2
a. A herd of ________ passed through that area. (elephant)
b. All of us have wonderful minds and ________. (body)
9. Read the following passage and answer the questions given below: 7
Near the pond, they saw the elephants caught in the traps kept by some hunters. The rats quickly started biting the ropes with their sharp teeth. Soon the elephants were set free. They thanked the rats and also felt sorry for making fun of their small size.
1. Who felt sorry?
2. Where were the elephants?
3. How did rats help the elephants?
4. Who thanked the rats?
5. Why did elephants feel sorry?
6. From the passage, find a word which is the opposite of ‘blunt’.
7. From the passage, find a word which is the opposite of ‘slowly’.
10. Read the following dialogue and answer the questions given below: 7 Raju: I will remove all,
The cobwebs on the wall.
Using a stool,
I’ll clean my school.
Neha: I’ll sweep the floor, PTO
And wipe the door.
Using a broom,
I’ll clean my room.
1. Who says that he will remove all cobwebs?
2. Who make cobwebs?
3. What does Neha wipe?
4. Who uses stool?
5. Who uses broom?
6. From the passage, find a word which means ‘a place where students go to study’.
7. From the passage, find a word which is the opposite of ‘dirty’.
11. Fill in the blanks with the words given in the box. 4
[ room bin web place ]
1. I threw the bits of paper in the dust ________.
2. We should be disciplined at our work ________.
3. We’ll make our class ________ clean.
4. The cob ________ is on the wall.
12. Write a letter to your friend inviting him/her to attend the marriage ceremony of your uncle. 8
Or
Write an application to your headmaster to grant you leave for two days.
13. Write a short story titled ‘The Fox and the Grapes’ in about 80 words. 8
Or
Write a short paragraph on ‘Mobile Phones’.
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Roll no. _______ Class 5 EVS HY Examination 2023 MM 50 Time:2 h
1. In a nuclear family, children are brought up by _________. 1
(a) parents (b) uncle-aunt (c) grandparents (d) siblings
2. Look at the picture given below and then write ‘A’ in Braille script. 1
3. ____________ developed Braille system (language). 1
4. Mosquitoes are born in stagnant water. [ ] (True or False) 1
5. Classify the following games into Indoor Games and Indoor Games: 2
chess, kabaddi, hockey, carom
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Indoor Games |
Indoor Games |
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1. 2.
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1. 2. |
6. Match the following: 4
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Column A |
Column B |
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1. Bhakti Sharma |
a. Archery |
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2. Limba Ram |
b. Cricket |
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3. Mary Kom |
c. Swimming |
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4. Virat Kohli |
d. Boxing |
Note: Q 7 to Q 26 carry 2 marks each.
7. How does a cow recognise its calf?
8. What are the reasons due to which people migrate?
9. How do their children complete their studies?
10. Why are the dams constructed?
11. What is 'stylus'?
12. What should we do so that cleanliness becomes our habit?
13. What did Gandhiji do to make his visitors aware of cleanliness in his ashram?
14. What is Surya Namaskar?
15. What did Swami Vivekananda say to youths?
16. What is germination?
17. How do human beings help in the dispersal of seeds?
18. Draw a diagram to show a food chain?
19. Where from do the herbivorous animals get their food?
20. Give one reason why we should arrange food for other living beings.
21. What is noise?
22. Why should we drink filtered water?
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23. Where does the underground water come from?
24. What should we do to maintain the environmental balance?
25. What are the means of irrigation?
26. What is the way of getting water from a well?
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Roll no. ________ Class 5 Hindi HY Examination 2023 MM 50
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Roll no. _______ Class 5 Maths HY Examination 2023 MM 50 Time: 2 h
1. Using the given digits 4, 1, 3, 2 and 5 the write the smallest and the greatest five digit number (without repetition of the digits). 2
Smallest number __________
Largest number ___________
2. State True or False. 4
a. 6546 can be written as six thousand five hundred and forty six. [ ]
b. 5685 can be written as 5000+600+80+8+5 in expanded form. [ ]
c. We read 685 as six hundred and fifty eight. [ ]
d. Place value of 9 in number 47934 is 9000. [ ]
3. Match the following: 4
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Column A |
Column B |
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1. 140+34 |
a. 205 |
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2. 155+13 |
b. 174 |
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3. 225 – 20 |
c. 146 |
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4. 120+26 |
d. 168 |
4. Number of students who participated in an examination is 261. Out of them 199 were passed. State the number of students who failed. 2
5. Calculate the number of seconds in a day. 2
6. There are 450 oranges in 10 baskets. How many oranges are there in such 11 baskets? 2
7. There are 34 students in a class. Each one gave fees ₹ 510 for a tour. How much amount is collected in all? 2
8. Find the deviation of the following number w.r.t. 10. 2
(a) 5 (b) 7
9. Find the value of the following by using Nikhilam sutra. 4
(a) Find the value of 15 x 17 w.r.t. base 10.
(b) Find the value of 12 x 14 w.r.t. base 10.
10.Write four multiples of 2 greater than 20. 4
11. Find the largest common factor of 12, 18 and 24. 2
12. How many numbers can be shown on number line? 1
(a) 5 (b) 10 (c) 100 (d) infinite
13. Each person will get ___ chapatti, if one chapatti is distributed among three persons.
(a) ⅓ (b) ⅔ (c) ⅜ (d) ⅝ 1
14. Write two equivalent factors of ½ . 2
15. Fill in the
blanks. 4
16. Observe and generalise the pattern. 2
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17. Observe and generalise the pattern. 2
a) 10, 14, 18, 22, ___
b) 2, 13, 24, 35, ___
18. Solve: 4
(a) 9673 (b) 9735
+ 1320 +
1085
19. Solve: 4
(a) 8474 (b) 8242
– 5362 –
3166
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