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ENGLISH STANDARD FIVE EXAMS SERIES

PRESIDENT’S OFFICE, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

PRIMARY EXAMINATION SERIES

NEW FORMAT BASED-STANDARD FIVE EXAMINATION

SUBJECT: ENGLISH

MID TERM -1 MARCH 2024

TIME: 1:40HR

Instructions: 

  1. This paper consists of three sections; A, B and C with a total of 7 questions
  2. All answers must be written in blue or black ink.
  3. Remember to write your name and other particulars in the given spaces.
  4. Answer all questions according to the instructions in each section.
  5. Keep your work neat and smart.
  6. Cellular phones, tablets and calculators are not allowed in the examination room.

Maya was fascinated by butterflies. She loved their brightly colored wings and how gracefully they floated through the air. One summer day, Maya was reading a book about butterflies in her backyard when she noticed a small, green caterpillar munching on a leaf. Maya knew that caterpillars become butterflies, so she decided to watch its transformation.

Every day, Maya checked on the caterpillar. It grew bigger and bigger. Then, one morning, the caterpillar was gone! In its place was a strange, hard shell hanging from the leaf. Maya knew this was called a chrysalis. She wondered what was happening inside.

After two weeks, a tiny crack appeared in the chrysalis. Maya watched in amazement as a beautiful orange and black butterfly slowly emerged. Its wings were wet and crumpled, but as it sat in the sun, they began to dry and spread out. Finally, the butterfly took flight, circling Maya once before disappearing into the garden.

MCQs:

  1. What was Maya fascinated by? a) Butterflies  b) Caterpillars   c) Birds d) games
  2. What did Maya notice on a leaf in her backyard? a) A spiderweb b) A ladybug c) A small, green caterpillar d) a lizard
  3. What happens to a caterpillar inside a chrysalis? a) It grows larger b) It turns into a butterfly c) It goes to sleep d) it flies
  4. What color was the butterfly that emerged from the chrysalis? a) Orange and black b) Blue and yellow c) Green and brown d) brown
  5. What did the butterfly do before flying away? a) It thanked Maya b) It circled Maya c) It ate a flower

 

2. Choose the correct answer from the alternatives given below

  1. Adam is a short boy.  The opposite of the underlined word is ___________  

(A) long   (B) tall   (C) smart  (D) fat

    

  1. A place where food is prepared is called

(A)kitchen  (B) kitten  (C) bedroom  (D) cooking 

     

  1. The plural of tourist is _________ 

(A) tourists  (B) tourists  (C) tourism  (D) tour guide                                              

  1. The opposite of arrive is ___________  

(A) come  (B) departure  (C) welcome  (D) travel                                                           

  1. A word pronounce the same as know is  

(A) price  (B) now  (C) manual  (D) live

 

3.

Choose the correct article (a, an, the, it) to fill in each blank.

  1. I saw ____ dog chasing ____ squirrel in the park today.
  2. Would you like ____ apple or ____ orange for a snack?
  3. We visited ____ Grand Canyon on our family vacation.
  4. Can you pass me ____ salt, please?
  5. Sarah found ____ interesting book at the library.

 

4.

Instructions: Match the people in Column A with their professions in Column B.

Column A

Column B

  1. Prepares meal in a restaurant
  2. Build houses using blocks
  3. Performs surgery
  4. Teaches students in class
  5. Keeps community safe
  1. Police
  2. Nurse
  3. Surgeon
  4. Teacher
  5. Mason
  6. Engineer.

 

SECTION B (20 Marks) 

 

5. Choose the correct form of the verb in the brackets to complete each sentence.

  1. The birds always ________ (sing / sings) in the morning.
  2. My sister ________ (bake / bakes) delicious cookies every weekend.
  3. Last summer, I ________ (swim / swam) in the ocean.
  4. We ________ (enjoy / enjoys) playing board games together.
  5. Right now, the dog ________ (chase / chases) a squirrel up the tree.

6.Read the passage below and answer questions that follows

Earth is our home. It's a beautiful planet filled with green forests, sparkling rivers, and towering mountains. All kinds of animals, from tiny insects to huge whales, share this planet with us. It's important for us to take care of the environment.

Sadly, humans sometimes do things that harm the environment. Pollution from cars and factories can make the air and water dirty. Cutting down too many trees destroys the homes of animals. When we throw trash on the ground, it makes our planet look messy and can harm wildlife.

There are many ways we can help! We can recycle things like paper, plastic, and glass. We can ride our bikes or walk instead of using cars. Planting trees is a great way to give back to nature. Even picking up litter you find makes a difference!

Questions:

  1. What is the main idea of the passage?

a) Animals are amazing.

b) It's important to take care of the environment.

c) Pollution comes from cars.

  1. List two ways humans harm the environment according to the passage.
  2. Find a sentence that tells what people CAN DO to help the environment.
  3. The word "pollution" in the passage means:

a) Making something beautiful.

b) Making something dirty or harmful.

c) Making something smaller.

  1. Does this passage mainly tell a story, give you instructions, or explain something?
  1. Arrange the following sentences to make a meaningful paragraph by writing letter A,B C,D and E
  1. Maria loved her new glasses with bright pink frames.
  2. One morning, Maria couldn't find her glasses anywhere.
  3. She turned the house upside down looking for them.
  4. Without them, everything was a blur.
  5. Luckily, she found her glasses under the sofa.

 

LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD FIVE EXAM SERIES 88

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

PRIMARY EXAMINATION SERIES 

ANNUAL EXAMINATION, NOVEMBER-2023

ENGLISH

CLASS FIVE

SECTION A: TENSES

  1. The pupils ____________ their book at the moment. (A)read (B) reads (C) are reading (D) reading (E) is reading 
  2. Ibrahim ________ for two days last week (A) travelling (B) travelled (C) travel (D) travels (E) will travel.
  3. Have you _______ your homework? (A) finish (B)finishes (C) finishing (D) finish (E) is finished
  4. The room is ____ small to accommodate 100 people. (A) very (B) to such (C) too (E) two
  5. My parents told me that during the slave trade human beings ______ like animals (A) are selling (B) are sold (C) was sold (D) were selling (E) were sold
  6. I cut a piece of paper _____ a knife (A) by (B) with (C) for (D) and (E) at
  7. We ate feeling thirsty is there _______ water in the glass. (A) some (B) many (C) few (D) any (E) little.
  8. Neither the pupil’s _____ their teacher will come to meet you. (A) or (B) and (C) nor (D) both (E) not only
  9. Ashura and Rose are preparing ______ to go to school. (A) themselves (B)their selves (C)herself (D)ourselves (E) themselves
  10. He _____ football every day. (A) play (B) plays (C) played (D) playing (E) has been playing
  11. Amina will _______ to Mwanza next week. (A) went (B)going (B) going (C) goes (D) go (E) gone 
  12. My mother _____ a new dress (A) has (B) have (C) are (D) is (E) was 
  13. We are ______ the examination now. (A) do (B) done (C) did (D) doing (E)didn’t 
  14. ____ she told you about her birthday? (A) have (B) has (C) shall (D) will (E) would
  15. Asha usually _____ daladala buses to work (A) board (B) boards (C) boarding (D) boarded (E) was board
  16. The boys _____ their books to the school library. (A) has taken (B) have taken (C) will take (D)shall take (E) shall have taken 
  17. Four months ago Joyce ____ from Japan. (A) cames (B) come (C) is coming (D) came (E)coming 
  18. The cat _____ a mouse yesterday (A)catch (B)catched (C)caught (D)cought (E)were caught
  19. The parent ______ hands with the head teacher. (A) shaked (B) shook (C)shaken (D) shooked (E)shake.
  20. The stone was ____ by the naught boy. (A)threw (B)throwed (C)thrown (D)threwn (E)throw
  21. These book belong to Juma. It is _____ book (A)Juma (B)Ali (C) Juma’s (D)Jumas’ (E)belongs
  22. Those pupils ____ not eaten food. (A)had (B)has (C) have (D)had been (E) was been 
  23. Do you have ____ problem? (A) some (B)many (C)any (E)few 
  24. My friend is suffering _______ malaria (A)of (B) by (C)from (D)with (E)on 
  25. Standard five are very happy ______ they have passed the examination. (A)why (B) because (C) when (D)so (E)sad
  26. I think that ____ Hassan and Leena have done very well. (A)both (B)all (C) none (D)not (E)Every
  27. When we make orange Juice, first the oranges _______ in half. (A)cut (B)cuts (C)cutting (D)have cut (E)are cut 
  28. He _____ be lazy but now he works very hard. (A)use (B)use to (C)used to (E)using
  29. After the meal we ___ through the park. (A)walk (B)walks (C)walking (D)walked (E)have walked.
  30. He is a wonderful son and I _______ him very much. (A)love (B)loves (C)am loving (D)loved (E)have loved.

SECTION B: Vocabulary

  1. A calf is to cow. A kid is to _____ (A)sheep (B)lion (C) goat (D) horse (E)cat 
  2. An elephant trumpets. A barks ______ (A)neighs (B)bleats (C)barks (D)Brays (E)roars 
  3. A young one of a rabbit is called Bunny what about a young one of a sheep _____ (A)chick (B)kitten (C) lamb (D)piglet (E)puppy
  4. A person who sells medicine is called a ________(A)Dentist (B)chemist/pharmacist (C)Doctor (D) nurse (E)sailor
  5. A person who cuts people’s hair is called a ______ (A) tailor (B)baker (C)barber (D)butcher (E) postman 

SECTION C: Composition

Re-arrange the following sentences by giving them A, B, C, D and E

  1. She was close enough to see the cut above his eye
  2. She shouted at him “What are you doing?”
  3. He turned round and looked at her 
  4. He quickly ran away into the trees behind the house
  5. Saada was nearly home when she saw a man climb out of the window

SECTION D: Comprehension

Read the following passage carefully and then answer questions number 41 – 4 

Ngare and his family are hardworking people. They woke up early every day in the morning

They all leave their beds at 5:00 am Mr. Ngare milks his cow and his wife Fatuma milks the big black goat. The elder son Saidi prepares breakfast while their second son Mbega cleans the house. Their daughter Mwanaidi looks after the dogs. The last born Kijoli cleans the cowshed 

Questions

  1. How many children does Mr. Ngare has ______________
  2. What does Mr. Ngare do in the morning?
  3. What does Saidi do in the morning?
  4. At what time does the family leave their beds?
  5. What is their last born’s name?

LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD FIVE EXAM SERIES 86

PRESIDENT’S OFFICE

REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

PRIMARY EXAMINATION SERIES

MID-TERM 2 EXAMS, ENGLISH

AUGUST 2023

NAME:_____________________________________________________ DATE:_____________________ STD 5

 

TIME: 1:30 HOURS

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. This paper consists of sections A and B with a total of 45 questions
  2. Answer all questions in each section
  3. Read all the instructions in the special answer sheets
  4. Write your name on answer
  5. Use blue or Black ink-pens for diagrams use pencil
  6. Cellular phones and any unauthorized material are not allowed in examination room

SECTION A: LISTENING SKILLS.

1. From the passage you have listened, in which class is Hellen and Helena. A. Five B. Four C.six  D. Three [    ]

2. . From the passage you have listened, at which school do Hellen and Helena study.A.Umoja B. Kibo C.Songosongo D. Songambele[    ]

3. . From the passage you have listened, what do Hellen and Helena like to play? A. Football B. Netball C. Rede   D. volleball [    ]

4. . From the passage you have listened, which position did Hellen score last term? A. Fifth B. Fourth C.sixth  D. first [    ]

5. From the passage you have listened, which position did Helena score last term? A. second B. Fourth C.third  D. first [    ]

SECTION B: GRAMMAR

7. Did the police … the car which was running very fast . a]see b]seeing c]saw d]seen [    

8. Mr. Kazimoto ………….. very hard in his farm everyevening a]worked b] works c] have worked d] has worked [     

9. Jane is very kind girl she normally …slowly.  a]talk b]talking c]talks d]talked [     

10. Yusufu has already …………… his home work. a]do b]doing c]did d]done [     

11. I ….. a lot of money for my shopping last week. a]spend b]spends c]spending d]spent [      

12. Villagers …………. Working in their farms now.  a]is b]have c]will d]are [      

13. I am …………… to visit my uncle next year. a]go b]going c]goes d]went [     

14  Have you ever ………….. to London ? a]go b]gone c]went d]goes [     

15. Sarah ……………. to work now. a]drive b]is driving c]will drive d]drives [      

16. Farida and Faridi are in standard five. They did  ……… SFNA last year. a]did  b]is c]will d]are [      

17. Last year we were in standard four but now we …………. In standard five. a]is b]are c]were d]was [      ]  

18. My friend ……….. me a present for my birthday next month. a]give b]will give c]gave d]gives [      

19. Boys ……… football now. a]play b]playing c]are playing d]were playing [     ]    

20. Does the school ……….. pupils with lunch? a]provides b]providing c]is providing d]provide [     

21. I …. to school early everyday. a]go b]goes c]going d]went [      

16. He does not ………… here often. a]come b]comes c]coming d]came [     

22. We ………join form one at Kibaha Secondary school next year.. a] am   b] is c]shall d]has  [      

23. Dar es salaam is the…………. City in Tanzania. a] larger b]larger c]largest d] more largest [     

24. I went to school …………. Foot. a]by b]with c]on d] in [     

25. This dress belongs to Janeth , It s ……. A]hers b]herself c]her d]hers [     

26. Lucy saw …….. big snake yesterday. a]a b]any c]few d] a few [     

27. He used to wake up early …. Morning. a]during b]at the c]in the d]on the [     

28. Last month`s exam was ………. Than this month`s. a]easiest b]very easier c]easy d]easier [ ] 

29. Who …… clean the blackboard tomorrow ? a]will b]was c]may d]did [     

30. She goes to school …… bus. a]with b]on c]by d]in [     

31. Mafisango ………… well yesterday a]play b]plays c]playing d]played [       

32. Does Chausiku ……. herself with a knife a]cut b]cutting c]cutted cuts  [     

33. She travel ………. Aeroplane to Mwanza. a]by b]with c]in d]on [     

34. This bicycle belongs to me. Therefore it is: a]myself b]my own c]me d]mine [     

35. I will meet you ……… Friday.  a]in b]on c] at d]by [      

SECTION C: VOCABULARY

36. A place were milk produced are called … a]diary b]dialy c]motel d] hotel [    

37. A group of people is called …. a] a gang b] crowd c] bees d] peoples [    

38. Twice means a]four times b]three times c]two times d]one time [     

39. My mother gave me a ……….. of key a]bunch b]group c]crowd d]herd [     

40. A mother of your father is …a]grandmother b]grandmother c]mother d]father [      

 

SECTION  D. COMPRENHENSION:

Read the passage then answer the questions.

RUTA’S DAILY ROUTINE.

Ruta studies at Kabale Primary schoolI in standard six. He wake me up early in the morning at 6:00. He I brush my teeth, wash face and Comb my hair. He takes his breakfast at 6:30. He  put on school uniform at 6:45. I said goodbye to her mother and go to school at 7:00. He arrives at school at 7:15. He starts class lessons at 8:00.

QUESTIONS:

41. Which is the heading of the passage? ___________________________________________________________________

42. In which class is Ruta? _______________________________________________________________________________

43. At what time does Ruta wakes up? _____________________________________________________________________

44. At what time does Ruta takes breakfast? _____________________________________________________________________

45. At what time does Ruta starte class lessons? _____________________________________________________________________


LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD FIVE EXAM SERIES 73

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

PRIMARY EXAMINATION SERIES

TERMINAL EXAMINATION MAY-2023

STANDARD FIVE 

ENGLISH

INSTRUCTIONS

  •                    Answer all questions
  •                    Good working will allow awarded marks
  •                    Phone are not allowed in examination room 

SECTION A: Choose the words that complete the sentences 

  1. The name of our head teacher is ____________

(a)Mtama  (b)Village  (c)it is not given  (d)Mr. Teacher (e)Mbinga 

  1. What is the size of the village?

(a)Small  (b)large (c)medium  (d)not mentioned  (e)no answer 

  1. The pupils of Mata like _____

(a)Their school  (b)to be beaten   (c)to be lazy   (d)all are answers

  1. How many pupils will go to Secondary school this year?

(a)30 students   (b)more than 30  (c)35 students  (d)I do not know (e)all are answers

  1. Pupils go to Secondary school after _____________

(a)they have grown   (b)they have passed their examination  

(c)the teacher choosen then   (d)being favoured

  1. Juma was told to ______ grass around the house

(a)cut  (b)cutting  (c)chopping  (d)cut   (e)shop

  1. Mr. Komba, the headmaster ______ a newspapers now

(a)has read, (b)is reading  (c)will read  (d)reading  (e)read 

  1. The women _____ to the market every Saturday

(a)going  (b)goes  (c)go (d)are going 

  1. When Haule was going to school, she _______ her friend

(a)met  (b)was met  (c)was meeting  (d)meeting  (e)is met 

  1. Hawa _____ the questions which teacher wrote on blackboard

(a)joint  (b)will join (c)joining  (d)is join (e)has joined

  1. Bigeze _____ form one at mazengo secondary school next year

(a)joint  (b)will join  (c)joining (d)is join (e)answers 

  1. Although the dog is clever than many other animals man is the ____ of the all

(a)clever  (b)more clever  (c)most clever   (d)cleverest  (e)too clever

  1. The football match between Chelsea FC and Liverpool FC will start ___ four o’clock

(a)on  (b)in  (c)at (d)of (e)for 

  1.                             I am going to buy beans a kilogram of rice ____ and _____ eggs

(a)some (b)an (c)many (d)two   (e) much 

  1. Our teacher liked ____ because we worked very hard

(a)we  (b)me (c)I (d)us (e)them

  1. _____ the boy had not stolen anything the policeman beat him hard

(a)although (b)because  (c)but  (d)even  (e)inspire 

  1. Our neighbor _____ name is Kulwa is a good nurse

(a)who  (b)whose (c)whom (d)which (e)who ever

  1. My ______ brother is my uncle

(a)Father  (b)fathers  (c)father’s  (d)fathers (e)grand father

  1. There is ______ money in my pocket

(a)some (b)any   (c)a  (d)the  (e)very 

  1. He ______ to Mtwara last week

(a)going   (b)go  (c)went (d)will go (e)has gone

  1. Our cow _____ us a lot milk because we looked after it well

(a)is going  (b)gives  (c)gave  (d)has given (e)will give 

  1. The boys ______ football tomorrow evening

(a)plays  (b)played  (c)will play  (d)have played  (e)did play

  1. Charles ____ going to Zambia next week

(a)will  (b)is  (c) has  (d)will have (e)have 

  1. The manager _____ the clerk to leave the office at once

(a)ordered  (b)ordering  (c)are ordering  (d)says  (e)is saying

  1. Children always ______ playing

(a)like  (b)likes  (c)are a liking   (d)disliking   (e)dislikes 

  1. Careen _____ writing letters since morning

(a)has been  (b)is being  (c)had been (d)is been  (e)have bee

  1. It is cheaper to go by car than ____ an aeroplane

(a)by   (b)with  (c)on   (d)for   (e)in 

  1. Neema is _____ beautiful girl in her class

(a)The most  (b)the more  (c)more  (d)most (e)less

  1. Is there ____ sugar left in the store?

(a)little  (b)few   (c)some  (d)many  (e)any 

  1. I shall not away ____ you pay my money

(a)in order (b)since (c)so  (d)for   (e)unless 

  1. That is the _____ secondary school we were reading about

(a)girl  (b)girls  (c)girls’ (d)girl’s  (e)girls’s

  1. He is the boy _____ I told you about

(a)whose (b)which  (c)whom (d)where  (e)when 

  1. Mrs. Fildaus is my aunt. Her daughter Khauthany is my ____

(a)niece  (b)nephew  (c)cousin  (d)uncle (e)sister 

  1. You are going with me to my brother wedding _____

(a)are you (b)you are (c)won’t you (d)will you (e)aren’t you

  1. ‑‑‑‑ his sickness, he did very well in his examination

(a)inspite  (b)although  (c)through (d)despite  (e)even though 

SECTION B:

Arrange the following sentences so that they make a good composition by giving sentences A, B, C, D and E

  1. The man dropped the radio and ran away as fast as her could
  2. Suddenly the man went into the house and in few minute, later, came out carrying a radio which was very valuable
  3. One day the boy was walking along the road when he saw the man loitering near a house
  4. Excuse me, is the your radio? Asked the boy
  5. The owner of the house was out. The house was on Libya

SECTION C

Read the following passage carefully and then answer questions 41 – 45 by shading the correct letter in the answer sheet provided.

Tourism is a type of business. Both developed and underdeveloped countries use this business as a source of income. These countries have tourist attractions such as wild animals, high mountains, attractive beaches, rivers and lakes. Tourists spend money on food, accommodation, transport and many other things. In this way a country which is visited by many tourists can make a lot of money.

Tanzania is one of those countries which are visited by tourists every year. She gets a lot of money from attracting tourists. The tourists pay visits to National Parks such as Ngorongoro, Serengeti, Manyara and Mikumi. Some wild animals found in those parks are lions, elephants, tiger, antelopes, hippopotamus, buffaloes, zebras and baboons. The tourists can also take photos and buy books containing information about wild life.

Apart from visiting National Parks, tourists also climb Mount Kilimanjaro which is a snowcapped mountain. This is the highest mountain in Africa with a height of over five thousand meters above sea level. Mountain climbers are helped by guides and potters. Most tourists enjoy staying in Tanzania because of the tourist attractions which she has.

Questions

  1. The opposite of the word “income” is _________________
  2. What else do tourists to apart from visiting National Parks in Tanzania?_____
  3. Tourists money is spend on which of the following items? _______________
  4. According to the passage which are the animals found in the National parks?
  5. How high is the highest Mountain in Africa? __________________________

LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD FIVE EXAM SERIES 71

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

REGIONAL GOVERNMENT AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

STANDARD FIVE EXAMINATION SERIES

ENGLISH

ANNUAL FOR 2022

ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

SECTION A

Listen to the passage below being read by the teacher. Then answer questions 1 – 5 by writing the letter of the correct answer in the space provided 

MzeeMasumbuko is 70 years old. He is married to Mama Kombe. They live happy with their grandsons Magesa and Kaiza. MzeeMasumbuko and his wife have two children, anitha and John. They both live in Kagera. Anitha is Samwel’s wife and Magesa is their son. John is Rachel’s husband and Kaiza is their only son.

  1. How many children does Mzee Masumbuko have?


  1. One
  2. Two
  3. Four
  4. Three
  5. No child


  1. How many grandchildren does MzeeMasumbuko have?


  1. One
  2. Two
  3. Three
  4. Four
  5. five


  1. Samwell calls MzeeMasumbuko ……


  1. father
  2. father-in-law
  3. uncle
  4. grandfather
  5. brother


  1. Rachel’s calls Mama Kombe ………..


  1. Mother
  2. Aunt
  3. Sister
  4. Mother-in-law
  5. Ground mother


  1. How does Kaiza call Magesa?


  1. Cousin
  2. Niece
  3. Nephew
  4. Brother
  5. Uncle


Choose the letter of the correct answer and write it in the space provided.

  1. The car ……… is coming belongs to my uncle


  1. Who
  2. Whose
  3. Which
  4. Whom
  5. What


  1. Why didn’t she ….. the meeting?


  1. Attend
  2. Attended
  3. Attending
  4. Has attended
  5. Attends


  1. She …… keeps goats nor sheep


  1. Either
  2. Neither
  3. Or
  4. Only
  5. Both


  1. The …………. Girly in the village was next to me


  1. Most handsome
  2. Most beautiful
  3. Least handsome
  4. Pretty beautiful
  5. Better


  1. The packet of sweets ……. Given to me.


  1. Have
  2. Was
  3. Were
  4. Has
  5. had


  1. Mr. Msambichaka …….a good saloon car


  1. Own
  2. Owning
  3. Owns
  4. Have owned
  5. Is owned


  1. It ……. For two hours.


  1. Have been raining
  2. Was been raining
  3. Is been raining
  4. Has been rained
  5. Has been raining


  1. The car that John drives is not ………


  1. Him
  2. His
  3. Theirs
  4. Is this
  5. The


  1. They are proud ……….. their teacher


  1. In
  2. On
  3. At
  4. Of
  5. So


  1. That big book is ……


  1. Juma’s
  2. Juma
  3. Jumas
  4. Jumas’s
  5. Jumas’


  1. Uhuru villagers bought a new bus last week. It is ……….


  1. Them
  2. They
  3. Hers
  4. They are
  5. Theirs


  1. Our teachers took a roll call ……….he was on duty


  1. So
  2. Because
  3. That
  4. And
  5. Unless


  1. A lion is …….. dangerous than a cow


  1. Much
  2. Most
  3. More
  4. Almost
  5. Mostly


  1. She always comes here …… bus


  1. On
  2. By
  3. With
  4. In
  5. Of


  1. You are not going to succeed ……. You work harder


  1. If
  2. In spite
  3. Because
  4. Unless
  5. Despite


  1. How many …….. of paint should I apply?


  1. Cohort
  2. Coups
  3. Court
  4. Coats
  5. Goats


  1. What …….amazing idea he had yesterday evening


  1. An
  2. A
  3. The
  4. Un
  5. For


  1. ……..rich should do more to help …… poor


  1. An/a
  2. a/an
  3. a/the
  4. the/an
  5. the/the


  1. Nowara spent her ………in Sweden


  1. Childhood
  2. Kidwood
  3. Childish
  4. Childrenhood


  1. The doctor said that her …. Was a result of overwork


  1. Illness
  2. Healness
  3. Hillness
  4. Heelness
  5. Heedness


  1. Your party was the most …..party in the village


  1. Successful
  2. Successful
  3. Successful
  4. Success
  5. Succeed


  1. I am going to …….a shower


  1. Bath
  2. Do
  3. Make
  4. Was
  5. Take


  1. Did she stay with friends? ……
  1. No, she did
  2. Yes, she didn’t
  3. No, she stayed
  4. No, she didn’t
  5. No, she doesn’t
  1. He passed his English exam very …….


  1. Easy
  2. Easier
  3. Easily
  4. Easley
  5. Ease


  1. What is the antonym of the word “dull”?


  1. Bright
  2. Broken
  3. Dark
  4. Duck
  5. Shy


  1. The teacher gave me a ……. Of keys


  1. Groups
  2. Bunch
  3. Bunches
  4. Group
  5. Piece


  1. The word “double” means …….


  1. One thing
  2. Two things
  3. Three things
  4. Four things
  5. Five things


  1. A person who makes bread is a …..


  1. Cooker
  2. Cook
  3. Waiter
  4. Baker
  5. Carpenter


  1. The opposite of the word “Sir” is ……


  1. Son
  2. Father
  3. Madam
  4. Uncle
  5. Queen


  1. The plural of the word “mouse” is …….


  1. Mouthes
  2. Mouses
  3. Mause
  4. Mice
  5. Mouce


SECTION B

COMPOSITION

This section has five mixed sentences. Arrange the sentences so as to make a good composition by giving them letters A – E

  1. He sat on his bed and said prayers.
  2. It was still dark
  3. He got up and turned on the light.
  4. Yesterday John worker up a five o’clock
  5. He got prepared and went to school

SECTION C

COMPREHENSION

Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow. 

The weather all over the world in 1997 – 1998 was very unusual. In Tanzania and other parts of East Africa, there was a lot of rain. Some parts of Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and other neighboring countries were flooded. Houses were destroyed and many people became homeless. This destruction affected not only houses but also crops and this led to poor health because people did not get enough harvest 

Roads and railways were swept away, so transport and transportation became another problem. Some people were killed. In some parts of East Africa, diseases became a problem. Stagnant and dirty water affected people in two different ways. Stagnant water made the breeding of mosquitoes easier and many people were affected by malaria. Oher diseases such as typhoid and cholera were caused by dirty water which was used for domestic activities like cooking, drinking and bathing. The results of this weather change affected people psychologically, socially and economically.

The cause of this unusual weather was El Nino. This is a large current of warm sea water. The name El Nino means “the CHILD”. Peruvian fisherman gave the current of warm sea water this name because it appeared in Christmas time. It does not appear every year. It appears after every 5 years. We can describe El Nino as a current of warm sea water that moves eastward across the Pacific Ocean. The current of sea water is very large.

QUESTIONS

  1. As used in the passage, the word “usual” means ……
  2. Why did many people become homeless?
  3. Why were many people affected by malaria?
  4. What does the name El Nino mean?
  5. After how long does El Nino appear?

LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD FIVE EXAM SERIES 62

PRESIDENT'S OFFICE 
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT 
 TERMINAL EXAMINATION MAY
STANDARD FIVE

ENGLISH

TIME: 1:30 HRS                                                           

NAME_____________________________________SCHOOL_________________________

INSTRUCTIONS

  • THIS paper consists of  SECTIONS A, B, C and D
  • Answer all questions from each section as per instruction given
  • Write full name on the blank space above together with the name of the school
  • Ensure your work is neat and legible.

SECTION A

For question 1-5 listen careful to the passage being read and answer the questions that follow.

  1. When the captain blew the whistle, how much time was left for the train to leave? (a) Ten minutes (b) 30 minutes (c) 60 minutes (d) ¼ an hour
  2. The most suitable title for this passage would be (a) Zawadi, the king’s daughter (b) Zawadi the king’s wife (c) The king’s son (d) The king’s children
  3. What did Zawadi do when young men asked to marry her? (a) Beat them with stones (b) Sing loudly (c) Clapped her hands (d) Refused and laughed at them
  4. Write a simile which can describe Zawadi (a) As proud as a peacock (b) As greedy as a hyena (c) As beautiful as Zawadi (d) As fast as a hare
  5. Write a simile which can describe Zawadi (a) As proud as a peacock (b) As greedy as a hyena (c) As beautiful as Zawadi (d) As fast as a hare

SECTION B. TENSES AND GRAMMAR

Choose the correct answer and write its letter

  1. My pen is broken, can I borrow ....................(a) hers (b) his (c) its (d) yours
  2. Melisa is a ..............................girl (a) handsome (b) beautiful (c) ugly (d) worst
  3. The cat at the corner belongs to me. It is.................(a) mine (b) his (c) mine (d) ours
  4. Our journey took a ……….day. ( A) Hawl (b)    Hole (c) Hall (d)  Whole
  5. Peter prefers sausages…………rice.(a)   To (b)  Than (c)  More (d)  For
  6.  Mulinge is good ………….mathematics.(a)  For (b)  At( c)    In (d)  On
  7.  The mother of her husband is her ……………….. (a)Father-in-law (b) Daughter-in-law (c) Mother-in-law (d)  Son-in-law
  8.   My friend is always absent………….school. (a)  In (b)   At (c)  For (d)  From
  9.  If you want to take a holiday, you have to ………… some money( a)   Shave(b)   Save (c)  Share(d) Eat
  10.  The chimney is covered with ………..(a) Shoot (b)  Soot(c)   Shut(d)  Suit
  11. His bag was as tough as________ (a)  horse. (b)  acacia. (c) leather. (d)  elephant.
  12. Naima went to see ............................because she  had problems with her eyes. (a) a dentist (b) a nurse (c) a doctor (d) an optician
  13. A _______was selling fish in the market.(a) fisherman (b) farmer (c) fish monger (d) fish eater
  1.  It _________ rains in the desert (a) Rarely (b) Often (c) Always (d) never
  2. Mary ____________ writing a letter (a) have (b) was (c) were (d) had
  3. Ocholla is _________ in the garden (a) diging (b) dig (c) dug (d) digging
  4. The word pretty means............(a) handsome (b) beautiful (c) good (d) fair
  5. The old man was a happy as a........(a) queen (b) prince (c) bee (d) kind
  6. We have already....................our food (a) ate (b) eat (c) eaten (d) had eaten
  7. Four months ago, Sabrina.........from Japan (a) cames (b) come (c) is coming (d) came
  8. This book is too heavy.....................carry (a) too (b) two (c) of (d) to
  9. Happy was ...........................well in her exams (a) doing (b) do (c) did (d) done
  10. She is not only clever..................intelligent (a) so as (b) also (c) also but (d) but also
  11. Standard five are very happy ...............they have passed the examination (a) why (b) because (c) when (d) so.

SECTION C: VOCABULARY

Choose the correct answer.

  1. ...............is the daughter of a king (a) princern (b) queen (c) princes (d) prince
  2. A person who fights in a war is called.......(a) a policeman (b)  a soldier (c) guard (d) fighter
  3. A note book in which we keep records is.......................... (a) Diary (b) daily (c) exercise (d) dairy
  4. The plural of the word ENEMY is...............(a)enemys (b) enemous (c) enemies (d) an enemies
  5. A daughter of your aunt or uncle is your..................(a) niece (b) cousin (c) nephew (d) baby aunt.

SECTION D. COMPOSITION

Rearrange the following sentences in the correct order by using letter A, B, C, D and E

  1. She sneaked them to wait
  2. Riziki was sick
  3. When they reached the hospital, the nurse said that the doctor was very busy
  4. He was taken to hospital by his aunt..
  5. They waited on the bench for a long time........

SECTION E. COMPREHENSION

Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions from 41-45

Most people in the country grow food crops. They dig, plant and do many other kinds of work on the shamba. They grow crops such as beans, maize, cabbages, potatoes and other crops. These people live and work in one place all there lives.

Another category of people in this country are the nomads. This group of people do not plant or grows food crops. They move from place to place with their cows, goats, sheep, donkey and camels. They live in dry areas and they build their houses there. Their houses are called Manyatta. When the animals have eaten all the grass they move again.

A manyatta may have one family or many families. In time of danger, many families live together. Manyattas are surrounded by a wall made of branches from thorn trees. Inside a manyatta, there are houses for families and safe places for the animals. The nomads also keep dogs. The work of dogs is to look after the manyatta at night. If thieves come the dogs chase them away. When wild animals like lions come the dogs bark to alert the people.

  1. Name crops grown by many people.............................................................................
  2. Who are nomads..........................................................................................................
  3. What is the name of houses build by nomads.............................................................
  4. What is the work of dogs kept by nomads.................................
  5. How do families keep safe during danger?.......................................................

 

 

PASSAGE TO BE READ

The captain blew the whistle. “Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to request those of you who are travelling to Nairobi to board the train.

 The train will leave in ten minutes, ”he said.

We all boarded and took our seats. Our bags were safely placed in the luggage racks above the seats and the journey began.

For the first time I was afraid of travelling in long machine. The engine was pulling along twenty-two carriages. As I sat on the train, I wondered who else was travelling with us, and how many people were in the train.

The train’s engine was very noisy. After a short while the train picked up speed and it looked as if we were overtaking buses, trailers and even small cars. It moved fast because of its strong engine.

As the train moved away from Kisumu, I could see the Kano plains. I also saw the rice plantations in Ahero. Before long the train reached Nakuru, it stopped for about thirty minutes and then continued with the journey.

We did not fall asleep throughout the journey because we wanted to see the beautiful places we were passing through. We did not even realize that we had reached Nairobi until one the boys shouted, “we are in the big city!”

At the railway station, the conductor bade us goodbye as we alighted from the train. The journey by train was very enjoyable.

 

LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD FIVE EXAM SERIES 56

PRESIDENT'S OFFICE 
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT 
MID TERM 1 EXAMINATION 
STANDARD FIVE

ENGLISH

TIME: 1:30 HRS                                                           

NAME_____________________________________SCHOOL_________________________

INSTRUCTIONS

  • THIS paper consists of 45 questions with sections A,B and C
  • Select the best alternative in question 1-40
  • For question 41-45 provide the best answer
  • Write full name on the blank space above together with the name of the school
  • Ensure your work is neat and legible.

1.Wendi and Waridi are ................... (a)Sisters and brother (b)niece and cousin (c)Twin brothers (d)Uncle and unt (e)Twin sisters 

2.Who likes soda and Juice? ........... (a)Wendi (b)mother (c)Waridi (d)Sister (e)All of them

3.Their mother advised the twin sisters to eat ...............

(a)A balanced diet (b)carbohydrates (c)Vegetables only (d)Meat (e)Food

4.What does Wendi call Waridi?

(a)Her uncle (b)Her cousin (c)Her mother (d)sister (e)Her young 

5.Who says “I will eat gingerbread, peanut butter with some spinach and pineapple”? 

(a)Mother (b)Wendi (c)Uncle (d)Waridi (e)family

 

SECTION B: TENSES AND GRAMMAR

Choose the correct answer and write its letters

6.A chairperson ............ in this office every month

(a)Work (b)working (c)works (d)worked (e)will work

7.My father owns that car. It belongs to .......... (a)him (b)her (c)Their (d)Yours (e)Our

8.The opposite of the word heavy is ......................(a)Heavier (b)Heaviest (c)Dark (d)Light (e)Noon

9.Farida is among of the student .............. were given scholarship last year.

(a)whom (b)which (c)she (d)whose (e)who 

10.The basketball national team ....... its all matches in 1900’s challenge cup 

(a)Won (b)wins (c)winning (d)is winning (e)win

11.How ......... girls are in the classroom?. (a)Much (b)some (c)many (d)A few (e)little

12.I was born ......... 1990 (a)By (b) AT (c) With (d) On (e)In

13.John is a good boy. The underlined word is ........ (a)Pronoun (b)Noun (c)Verb (d)Adverb (e)Word

14.His head is full of ...................... (a)Foolish (b)Foolishly (c)Foolishess (d)Foolishness (e)Fool

15.Our dog barks ............. at night.

(a)Louding (b)Roudly (c)Loudly (d)Loud (e)Loudes

16.What ............ your brother doing now? (a)Is (b)Are (c)Was (d)Were (e)Am

17.We have already .......... food (a)ate (b)Eat (c)Eating (d)Eaten (e)Eats

18.Father fears to ...........his piece of land. (a)Loose (b)Lose (c)Lost (d)Loss (e)Looses 

19.This book is too heavy .................... carry  (a)Too (b)Two (c)Of (d)To (e)And 

20.Next week they will ........ and discuss about environment

(a)Met (b)Met (c)Meets (d)Meeting (e)shall meet

21.The pupils ........ at the moment (a)is studying (b)Was studying 

(c)Are studying (d)Studied (e)Were studying 

22.Ashura was ............... well in her exams (a)Doing (b)Do (c)Did (d)Does (e)Done

23.When it was raining, they went ...... their classroom (a) At (b)Into (c)To (d)On (e)In

24.We travelled ............... train from Dar es Salaam to Kigoma. (a)BY (b) IN (c)With (d)On (e)And 

25.Last month my mother ...... to Mombasa. (a)Go (b)Going (c)Goes (d)Went (e)Gone

26.My aunt and my uncle ...... my letter 

(a)Read (b)Reading (c)Will read (d)Has read (e)Are reading

27.Jane .......... Asha are dancing (a)And (b)With (c)Also (d)In (e)Or

28.She is not only clever .......... intelligent . (a)So as (b)Also (c)Also but (d)Even (e)but also 

29.This dress belongs to Mariam. It is ......... (a)Here’s (b)Hears (c)Herself (d)Her (e)She 

30.Muthendi’s joke was the .......... (a)Most interesting (b)More interesting (c)Interestinger (d)Interestingest (e)Interesting 

 

SECTION C: VOCABULARY 

Choose the correct answer

31............... is the daughter of a king 

(a)A policeman (b)A soldier (c)A guard (d) a watchman (e) A fighter

32.A person who fights in a war is ...................

(a)A policeman (b)A soldier (c) A guard (d)a watchman (e)A fighter

33.A note book in which we keep records is ..............

(a)Diary (b) Daily (c) exercise book (d)Dairy Book 

34.Write the plural of the word an ENEMY ........ 

(a)Enemys (b)Enemous (c)Enemies (d)Un enemy (e)An enemys

35.A daughter of your aunt or uncle is your ..........

(a)Niece (b)Cousin (c)Nephew (d)Sister (e)Baby aunt.

 

SECTION D. Composition 

Rearrange the following sentences in the correct order by using letter A, B, C, D and E

36.She asked them to wait .....................

37.Riziki was sick ......................

38.When they reached the hospital, the nurse said that the doctor was very busy ......

39.He was taken to hospital by his aunt .........

40. They waited on the bench for a long time ...............

 

SECTION E: COMPREHENSION 

Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions 41-45

One day Mr and Mrs Kuti held a party. On the day of the party, Mrs Kuti prepared delicious dishes for the guests. When everything was ready Mrs Kuti invited them to eat. Some people ate in the dining room while others ate in the sitting room. After the meal all guest sat in the Verandah where they were served drinks. The party ended at 6:00pm. Mr Kuti thanked all the guests for coming. Mr Jembe on behalf of the other guests congratulated Mr Kuti and his family for building such a beautiful house. Later on the guests left for their homes.

 

QUESTIONS

41.Mrs. Kuti Prepared food for ..................................

42.The word “Invited” in the passage means ...............................

43.Some guests ate in the dining room ................. others are in the sitting room

44.Mr.Jembe “Congratulated” Mr Kuti and his family this means he ........................

45.The passage is about .....................................

 

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE INVIGILATOR

Make sure you read the following before giving instructions to the candidates;

  1. Make sure you read the passage loudly and slowly for the first time while observing all punctuation marks indicated in the passage. When reading for second time, increases the reading speed.
  2. The time which will be taken to read the passage is five (05) minutes and the time for the candidates respond to the questions is five (05) minutes. Therefore, this part will be done in ten (10) minutes
  3. Read loudly the candidate’s instructions (1 to 3)

 

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CANDIDATES

  1. I will read the passage twice; therefore, you are required to listen attentively.
  2. When I read the passage for the first time, listen without responding to the questions and when I finish reading for the second time, answer question 1 to 5, and then continue responding to the rest of the questions (6 to 45)
  3. I am starting to read the passage now, therefore, listen attentively.

 

READING PASSAGE

Waridi and wendi are twins sisters. What likes fruits and vegetables in her meals. Wendi neither likes fruits nor vegetables. Waridi drinks plenty of water every day. Wendi likes soda and juice instead of water. Their mother tells them to eat balanced diet to grow healthy and strong, Waridi says, “ I will eat gingerbread, peanut butter with some spinach and pineapple in my breakfast”. Wendi says, “ I will take sweet potatoes and soda only that”! Her mother says,” Ooh! No Wendi, that is not a balanced diet. You need to eat a variety of foodstuffs required in your meals everyday”

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LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD FIVE EXAM SERIES 52

PRESIDENT'S OFFICE 
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT 
ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS NOVEMBER
STANDARD FIVE

ENGLISH

TIME: 1:30 HRS                                                           

NAME_____________________________________SCHOOL_________________________

INSTRUCTIONS

  • THIS paper consists of SECTIONS A, B, C and D
  • Answer all questions from each section as per instruction given
  • Write full name on the blank space above together with the name of the school
  • Ensure your work is neat and legible.

SECTION A. TENSES AND GRAMMAR

  1. He ...................football everyday
  1. Play
  2. Plays
  3. Played
  4. Playing
  1. Amina will..................to Mwanza next week
  1. Went
  2. Going
  3. Goes
  4. Go

 

3. Juma was told to _____ grass around the house 

  1. cut
  2. cutting
  3.  chopping
  4.  cut

 

4. Mr. Komba, the headmaster _______ a newspapers now 

  1. has read
  2. is reading
  3. will read
  4. reading

 

5. The women _____ to the market every Saturday 

  1. going
  2. goes
  3. go
  4. are going

 

6. Hawa _____ the questions which teacher wrote on blackboard 

  1. have answered
  2. answered
  3. answering
  4. answer

7. The chimney is covered with…………………………………

  1. Shoot
  2. Soot
  3. Shut
  4. Suit

8. If you want to take a holiday, you have to ……………..some money

  1. Shave
  2. Save
  3. Share
  4. Eat

9. The mother of her husband is her…………………………………………

  1. Father –in –law
  2. Daughter –in-law
  3. Mother-in-law
  4. Son-in-law

10. My friend is always absent ……………………………school

  1. In
  2. At
  3. For
  4. From

11. The ball went …………………..the window into the room

  1. In
  2. Through
  3. At
  4. On.

12. Mulinge is good……………………..mathematics

  1. For
  2. At
  3. In
  4. On

13. Peter prefers sausages…………………………..rice

  1. To
  2. Than
  3. More
  4. For

Choose the correct word for the blanks in question 26 and 27.

14. Our Journey took a ………………..day

  1. Hawl
  2. Hole
  3. hall
  4. whole.

15. The mechanic had to …………………under the car  to repair it.

  1. Crawl
  2. Crowul
  3. Crow
  4. Kraul

Choose the opposite of the underlined words.

16. The customer thought that the cooker was dangerous 

  1. Risky
  2. Danger
  3. Unsafe
  4. Safe.

17. The wholesaler sold cheap radios

  1. Expensive
  2. New
  3. Modern
  4. Hard

18. One of the students was still awake

  1. Sober
  2. Asleep
  3. Drunk
  4. sleeping

Choose the correct word to fill the blank space

  1. Elephant is to trumpet as pig is to ______
  1. quack
  2. hum
  3. grunt
  4. beat
  1. Lion is to roar as donkey is to_______
  1. hiss
  2. bray
  3. crow
  4. neigh
  1. Water is to thirst as food is to
  1. anger
  2. sleep
  3. hunger
  4. play

Choose the plural of the sentences given

  1. He is my brother
  1. They are my brother
  2. They are our brother
  3. They are my brothers
  4. They are our brothers
  1. This is a big car
  1. This are big cars
  2. These are big cars
  3. These is big cars
  4. These are a big cars

Replace the underlined word with its opposite

  1. She bought an expensive dress
  1. Beautiful
  2. Smart
  3. Dear
  4. cheap
  1. They  live in an ancient building
  1. old
  2. permanent
  3. storey
  4. modern

 

SECTION B. VOCABULARY

  1. A evening meal is called?
  1. Food
  2. Lunch
  3. Breakfast
  4. Dinner
  1. A young one of a lion is called
  1. Lioness
  2. Calf
  3. Cub
  4. Cab
  1. The opposite of the word ugly is
  1. Stranger
  2. Beautiful
  3. Smart
  4. Worst
  1. A small piece of land usually near a house where vegetables and flowers are grown is
  1. Garden
  2. Gargener
  3. Gard
  4. Ridge
  1. .................arrest people who steal
  1. Bank
  2. Army
  3. Policeman
  4. Teacher
  1. The plural of tooth is ..........................
  1. Teet
  2. Teeth
  3. Tooth
  4. Tooths
  1. The son of your brother is your
  1. Sister
  2. Niece
  3. Cousin
  4. Nephew
  1. .................is a person who cannot see
  1. Deaf
  2. Dumb
  3. blind
  4. Artist
  1. The opposite of the word arrive is
  1. Went
  2. Depart
  3. Go
  4. Come
  1. Mr. Isack is a dentist. He deals with................
  1. Stomach
  2. Teeth
  3. Eyes
  4. Ears.

SECTION C. COMPOSITION

Arrange the following sentences to make a meaningful paragraph by using letters A, B, C, D AND E.

  1. Some of them gave me very pleasant gift
  2. Most of them attended the party
  3. Yesterday was my birthday party
  4. I had invited most of my friends a day before
  5. My mother prepared a wonderful birthday for me

SECTION D. COMPREHENSION

Maria is a pupil at Mtakuja Primary school. She likes English and Mathematics. She stays with her parents. Her father Mr. John is a doctor and her Mother Mrs John is a teacher. Maria is the best pupil in her class, She is going to be a doctor like her father.

Questions

  1. Who is a pupil at Mtakuja Primary school?
  2. What does Maria’s father do?
  3. What subject does Maria like?
  4. Who is the best pupil at Mtakuja primary school?
  5. Suggest the suitable heading for the passage

LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD FIVE EXAM SERIES 40

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

STANDARD FIVE EXAMINATION SERIES

ENGLISH, MID TERM SEPTEMBER 2021

ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

SECTION A: TENSES AND GRAMMA

  1. He..........football every day.
  1. Play
  2. Plays
  3. Played
  4. Playing
  1. Amina will..........to Mwanza next week.
  1. Went
  2. Going
  3. Goes
  4. Go
  1. My mother..........a new dress.
  1. Has
  2. Have
  3. Are
  4. Is
  1. We are..........the examination now.
  1. Do
  2. Done
  3. Did
  4. Doing
  1. ...........she told you about her birthday?
  1. Have
  2. Has
  3. Shall
  4. Will
  1. Asha usually..........daladala buses to work.
  1. Board
  2. Boads
  3. Boarding
  4. Boarded
  1. The boys.........their books to the school library.
  1. Has taken
  2. Have taken
  3. Will take
  4. Shall take
  1. They.............going to visit Serengeti National Park next month.
  1. Will
  2. Shall
  3. Were
  4. Are
  1. Four months ago Joyce.........from Japan.
  1. Came
  2. Come
  3. Is coming
  4. Comes
  1. The cat..........a mouse yesterday.
  1. Catch
  2. Catched
  3. Caught
  4. Cought
  1. The parent............hands with the head teacher.
  1. Shaked
  2. Shook
  3. Shaken
  4. Shooked
  1. The stone was...........by the naughty boy.
  1. Threw
  2. Throwed
  3. Thrown
  4. Threwn
  1. These books belong to Juma. It is..........books.
  1. Juma
  2. Ali
  3. Juma’s
  4. Jumas’
  1. Those pupils...........not eaten food.
  1. Had
  2. Has
  3. Have
  4. Had been
  1. Nairobi is............city in Kenya.
  1. Larger
  2. Largest
  3. The largest
  4. Most large
  1. Do you have............problem.
  1. Some
  2. Many
  3. Any
  4. An
  1. My friends suffer.........malaria.
  1. Of
  2. By
  3. From
  4. With
  1. .............you come to see my mother yesterday?
  1. Do
  2. Does
  3. One
  4. Did
  1. Standard five are very happy...........they have passed the examination.
  1. Why
  2. Because
  3. When
  4. So
  1. Zebra is the........animal in Serengeti National Park.
  1. Beautiful
  2. More beautiful
  3. Most beautiful
  4. Most dangerous
  1. We have already...........our food.
  1. Eat
  2. Ate
  3. Eaten
  4. Had eaten
  1. A brother of your mother is your
  1. Cousin
  2. Aunt
  3. Grandfather
  4. Uncle
  1. Our dog usually..........at night.
  1. Bark
  2. Barks
  3. Barking
  4. Barked
  1. The word pretty means
  1. Handsome
  2. Beautiful
  3. Good
  4. Fair
  1. A person who sells meat is a
  1. Meat manager
  2. Cows cutter
  3. Batchery
  4. Butcher

SECTION B: VOCABULARY

  1. The evening meal is called
  1. Food
  2. Lunch
  3. Breakfast
  4. Dinner
  1. A young cow is called
  1. Kitten
  2. Piglet
  3. Calf
  4. Puppy
  1. The opposite of the word ugly is
  1. Strongest
  2. Worst
  3. Beautiful
  4. Smallest
  1. A small piece of land usually near the house where vegetables and flowers are grown is a
  1. Garden
  2. Gardener
  3. Gard
  4. Ridge
  1. A...........arrests people who steal.
  1. Bank
  2. Clerk
  3. Policeman
  4. Teacher
  1. The plural of tooth is
  1. Teet
  2. Teeth
  3. Tooths
  4. Toothes
  1. The son of your brother is your
  1. Sister
  2. Niece
  3. Cousin
  4. Nephew
  1. .............is a person who cannot see.
  1. Deaf
  2. Dumb
  3. Blind
  4. Artist
  1. The opposite of the word “arrive” is
  1. Went
  2. Depart
  3. Go
  4. Come
  1. Mr. Isaac is a dentist. He deals with
  1. Stomach
  2. Teeth
  3. Eyes
  4. Ears

SECTION C: COMPOSITION

Arrange the following sentences to make a meaningful paragraph by using letter A, B, C, D and E.

  1. Some of them give me very pleasant gift
  2. Most of them attended the party
  3. Yesterday was my birthday party
  4. I had invited most of my friends a day before
  5. My mother prepared a wonderful birthday for me

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37

38

39

40

SECTION D: COMPREHENSION

Maria is a pupil at Mtakuja Primary school. She likes English and Mathematics. She stays with her parents. Her father Mr. John is a doctor and her mother Mrs. John is a teacher. Maria is the best pupil in her class. She is going to be a doctor like her father.

  1. Who is a pupil at Mtakuja Primary school
  2. Which subjects did Maria like?
  3. What does Maria’s father do?
  4. Who is the best pupil at Mtakuja primary school?
  5. Suggest the suitable heading of the passage.

LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD FIVE EXAM SERIES 35

THE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

PRIMARY EXAMINATION SERIES

MID TERM EXAMINATIONS- MARCH 2021

ENGLISH - STANDARD FIVE

CURRENT RECOMMENDED FORMAT

TIME 1:30 HRS MARCH 2021

NAME…………………………... SCHOOL………………………...

INSTRUCTION

  1. This paper consists of Sections A and B with forty-five questions
  2. The paper carries a value of 50 marks
  3. Answer all questions in all sections as per instructions given
  4. Use blue or black pen for writing and a pencil for drawing

SECTION A: Choose the correct answer

1. He doesn’t …….. us very often. A. visits B. visit C. visites D. visited [       ]

2. Three years ago Mara ……. five years old. A. is B. be. C. I’ m D. was [       ]

3. The lazy boy got out of the house …… the window.

A. by B. on C. in D. through [       ]

4. A daughter to my …… is my cousin.

A. father B. brother C. aunt D. mother [       ]

5. She ……. lunch at the moment..

A. have B. have C. is having D. had [       ]

6. ……… you come with me to watch the tennis match?

A.Is B. Will C. Are D. Is it [       ]

7. Linda ….. the glass yesterday.

A. breaks B. broken C. breaked D. broke [       ]

8. All of laveto’s children are bright. The word “bright” is similar in meaning to ……..

A. big B. broad C. clever D. crazy [       ]

9. Your sister’s daughter is you’re …….

A. cousin B. nephew C. sister D. niece [       ]

10. I shall be there in …….. evening.

A. a B. any C. most D. the [       ]

11. If you are not smart you will easily ……….. infections..

A. getting B. go C. get D. gets [       ]

12. Our teacher wanted to see his pupil, Lisa but he was not quite sure whether ……… would find her at school.

A. she B. they C. he D. I [       ]

13. Mr and Mrs Kalinga have a …….. farm.

A. biggest B. more biggest C. big D. biggest [       ]

14. My name is Sylvia and …………… come from Kaliua village.

A. we B. me C. mine D. I [       ]

15. The men were working when it …….. raining.

A. starting B. has started C. is starting D. started [       ]

16. Our father likes ………. because we behave well.

A. me B. we C. us D. their [       ]

17. There is ……… money in my bank account.

A. some B. any C. the D. very [       ]

18. I think Helen ……. always lucky. A. are B. were C. is D. be [       ]

19. They have sold …….. dog. A. there B. their C. theirs D. ours [       ]

20. She …… slept on the floor. A. will B. have C. has D. having [       ]

21. The girl …….. the glass last night.

A. break B. has broken C. broke D. breaks [       ]

22. The national volleyball team ……. won the match.

A. have B. were C. are D. has [       ]

23. My brother looks happy but yours looks ………

A. happy B. happier C. happiest D. more happy [       ]

24. She walked …… foot to the market. A. on B. with C. on the D. at [       ]

25. “……… has shouted?” asked our mother.

A. Whose B. Who C. Whom D. Where [       ]

26. He must be ………… by Ratco bus express.

A. travel B. travels C. travelling D. travelled [       ]

27. It took them …….. hours to reach the beach.

A. an B. the C. some D. little [       ]

28. The windows were so small that we couldn’t ………… well.

A. breathed B. breathe C. breathing D. breathes [       ]

29. Ronaldo passed the ball …….. his team mate.

A. in B. on C. to D. into [       ]

30. He didn’t know where ………..

A. is the doctor B. the doctor is C. the doctor was D. the doctor were [       ]

31. The nurse went ……… the room where my mother was sleeping.

A. on B. to C. into D. by [       ]

32. My sister ………. when I arrived home.

A. sleeping B. sleeps C. was sleeping D. sleep [       ]

33. She …….. back home next week.

A. will come B. coming C. would come D. comes [       ]

34. The headmaster gave us a ……… of advice.

A. piece B. bunch C. group D. plot [       ]

35. Alice swept the classroom. The classroom………..

A. will sweep Alice B. Alice swept C. swept was Alice D. was swept by Alice [       ]

36. What is the past participle of the word choose?

A. choosen B. chose C. chosen D. choosed [       ]

37. Water is always ……… in a safe environment.

A. keeping B. keep C. keeps D. kept [       ]

38. A tiger is ……… dangerous than a dog.

A. much B. most C. more D. almost [       ]

39. ……. is the opposite of the word dead. A. Live B. Life C. Alive D. Death [       ]

40. Which word has similar meaning with ancient?

A. New B. Modern C. Old D. Young [       ]

SECTION B: COMPHEHENSION:

 Read the following short passage carefully and then answer questions 41 – 45

There are two levels of government in our country , central and local. The central government is incharge of printing money, running the military, public education, health and safety.

Local governments provide service to the members of the community. The central government is divided into three separate branches, the legislative, the judiciary and the executive.

The legislative makes laws. The judiciary is responsible for interpreting laws and for hearing court cases. The speaker is the head of the legislative while chief justice is the head of judiciary. The executive is responsible for running the government. The president is the commander in chief of the Tanzania armed forces.

Questions

41. Name the two levels of government as indicated in the passage.

  1. ……………………………………………………………..…....
  2. ………………………………………………………………..….

42. Which level of the government is in charge of printing money?

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

43. According to the passage, who is the head of the legislative arm of government? ........................................................................................................................................

44. The two responsibilities of the judiciary as mentioned in the passage are;

  1. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
  2. ……………………………………………………………………................ . . . . . . . .

45. Which body is responsible for running the government? ……………………………………..

LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD FIVE EXAM SERIES 28

PRESIDENT'S OFFICE 
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT 
ANNUAL EXAMINATION 
STANDARD FIVE

ENGLISH 

SECTION A. GRAMAR

Choose the correct alternative to complete the sentences.

Write the plural of underlined WORD

  1. class was painted.
  1. Class
  2. Classes
  3. Clases
  4. School.
  1. His family is wealthy.
  1. Families
  2. Famillies
  3. Familys
  4. family
  1. fox ran into the bush.
  1. Foxes
  2. Foxen
  3. Fox
  4. hare
  1. My pocket is torn.
  1. Pockets
  2. Pocket
  3. Pocketes
  4. Packet.
  1. One deer was killed.
  1. Deers
  2. Deer
  3. Deeres
  4. Geese.
  1. Her foot is small for that shoe.
  1. Foots
  2. Feet
  3. Foot.
  4. Leg.
  1. He has a strong belief.
  1. Beliefs
  2. Beliefs
  3. Believes
  4. Faith.
  1. The potato was rotten.
  1. Potatos
  2. Potatoes
  3. Potato
  4. potatoeses
  1. The loaf was eaten by a. dog.
  1. Loafs
  2. Loaves
  3. Loaf
  4. Leaves.
  1. A boy bought an avocado.
  1. Avocados
  2. Avocadoes
  3. Avocado.
  4. avocad
  1. The woman has a painful tooth.
  1. Teeths
  2. Tooths
  3. Teeth
  4. Mouth.
  1. A leaf fell on the floor.
  1. Leaves
  2. Leaf
  3. Leave
  4. loaves
  1. Give me an apple.
  1. Apple
  2. Apples
  3. appleses
  1. He is a hero.
  1. Heros
  2. Heroes
  3. Heroines.
  4. Heroine.
  1. The thief was caught with a knife.
  1. Knifes
  2. Knives
  3. Knive
  4. knife

USE STILL, YET OR ALREADY TO COMPLETE THE SENTENSES.

  1. The man is …………….waiting for the chief to arrive
  1. Yet
  2. Already
  3. Still
  4. Yet ,still
  1. We had …………..finished the task but the teacher had not …….come
  1. Yet, still
  2. Still,yet
  3. Already, yet
  4. Yet, already
  1. Do you …………..remember your promise?
  1. Still
  2. Yet
  3. Already
  4. Yet still
  1. Hurry up, the train is……………..to leave
  1. Already
  2. Yet
  3. Still
  4. Already yet
  1. He complained of headache. He complained of cold…………
  1. Still
  2. Yet
  3. Already.
  4. Yet already

SECTION C. VOCABULARY

SUPPLY THE RIGHT ANSWER TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS.

  1. A dog is to kennel as a king is to……………….
  1. Home
  2. Puppy
  3. Palace
  4. Statehouse.
  1. Man is to house as lion is to…………..
  1. Palace
  2. Kennel
  3. Home
  4. Den.
  1. Soldier is to barrack as scout is to…………..
  1. School
  2. Camp
  3. Field
  4. Tent.
  1. Bird is to nest as bee is to………………
  1. Sty
  2. Byre
  3. Hive
  4. Stable.
  1. Horse is to stable as prisoner is to
  1. Cell
  2. Jail
  3. Court
  4. Prison.

NAME THE SOUNDS MADE BY THE FOLLOWING ANIMALS.

  1. A pig……….
  1. Byre
  2. Moos
  3. Brays
  4. Neighs
  1. A bird……..
  1. Nest
  2. Twitters
  3. Roars
  4. Hums
  1. A goat……….
  1. Barks
  2. Moos
  3. Neighs
  4. Bleats
  1. A snakes………….
  1. Snifes
  2. Sleathes
  3. Hisses.
  4. Hums.
  1. A horse………….
  1. Meews
  2. Grunts
  3. Roars
  4. Neighs.
  1. A lion……
  1. Barks
  2. Roars
  3. Hums
  4. Grunts
  1. A dog
  1. Hums
  2. Bleats
  3. Brays
  4. Barks
  1. A bee……..
  1. Hums
  2. Bleats
  3. Buzzes
  4. Lows
  1. A cow…
  1. Lows
  2. Blows
  3. Bleats
  4. Mows
  1. A crow..
  1. Cums
  2. Caws
  3. Slithers
  4. Crows

Read the passage below and answer the question that follows:

The first day my cousin Tabitha taught me how to ride a bicycle, I was too excited to listen to what she was telling me. Tabitha held the bike and I sat on the saddle, but it was impossible for me to reach the pedals.Tabitha lowered the saddle and I got on again. Hold the handlebars and here are the brakes, sakila said Tabitha. She started to push me, but we did not move. ‘No, you only put on the brakes when you want to stop. Just hold onto the handlebars.Tabitha ran beside the bicycle. I fell off. I got on again. I wobbled around and crushed into a hedge. But I was a fast leaner. In only three days, I could ride on my own.One afternoon I took the bicycle and started riding near our house. My parents and Tabitha were not at home. The other children came to cheer me on. It was thrilling to ride the bicycle.

  1. My cousin Tabitha taught me how to
  1. Ride a bicycle
  2. Ride a boat
  3. Ride a horse
  4. Ride a motorcycle
  1. The word excited has been underlined, it means
  1. Sad
  2. Scared
  3. Thrilling
  4. angry
  1. A saddle is the part of the bicycle where one_______________-
  1. stands
  2. sits
  3. sleeps
  4. holds
  1. What is the work of brakes on a bicycle?
  1. To move the bicycle forward
  2. To help the rider reach the pedals
  3. To make the bicycle move fast
  4. To stop the bicycle
  1. The following are parts of a bicycle . which one is not
  1. Boot
  2. Saddle
  3. Pedals
  4. handlebars
  1. Who was learning how to ride?
  1. Tabitha
  2. Parents
  3. Sakila
  4. children
  1. Why did she fall off the bicycle?
  1. She liked falling
  2. Tabitha pushed her
  3. She was still learning
  4. The bicycle broke down
  1. What is the past participle of the word ride
  1. Riden
  2. Rode
  3. Ridden
  4. rided
  1. How long did it take for the writer to learn how to ride?
  1. One day
  2. Five days
  3. Two days
  4. Three days
  1. The writer was a fast leaner. The word fast is ____________
  1. An adverb
  2. An adjective
  3. Conjuction
  4. preposition

LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD FIVE EXAM SERIES 23


 

THE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, LOCAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

ENGLISH- AUGUST-SEPTEMBER

STD FIVE

TIME: 1.30 HRS             2020

NAME:_____________________________________CLASS:___________

        INSTRUCTIONS

  1. This paper consists of three sections A, B,C and D
  2. Answer all questions in all sections
  3. All answers should be written in spaces provided
  4. Ensure clarity in your work


SECTION A: GRAMMAR AND STRUCTURE 

Fill in the blanks using the correct verb to complete the following sentences

 

  1. Each of the oranges ___________________ wrapped in silver paper      ( were, was) 
  2. He asked me if you ____________________ my friend                            (was, were) 
  3. Mumps __________________ a very painful oilment                     ( is, are) 
  4. One of the player __________________ been hurt                                 ( has, have) 
  5. every one of the babies _________________ vaccinated                          ( was, were) 

Rewrite these sentences using as ---- as constructions: 

  1. His writing is (untidy) mine          ___________________________________________________
  2. She is (smart) her mother             ___________________________________________________
  3. Mary looks older than she is        ___________________________________________________

Change the following phrases from the singular to the plural

  1. This woman’s purse                     ___________________________________________________
  2. The dog’s kennel                ___________________________________________________
  3. The baby’s food                 ___________________________________________________

Write each of the given phrases in another way, using the possessive form of the noun


  1. The horns of the cow                    ___________________________________________________
  2. The ears of the donkey       ___________________________________________________

Change the following sentences from singular to plural: 


  1. She has just finished her work      ___________________________________________________
  2. That box was taken by me           ___________________________________________________

Change the sentences below into passive voice 

  1. He has broken a glass                   ___________________________________________________
  2. The cat killed a rat                        ___________________________________________________

Form adverbs from the words given and then use them to complete the sentence below.

       ( Heavy,     Annual,      Smart,                  Careful) 

  1. The bridegroom was dressed ___________________________
  2. We have packed the goods      ___________________________
  3. The box was loaded                ___________________________
  4. Our headmaster awards prizes ___________________________

Complete the sentences with the correct degree of adjectives.

  1. Your cold is ___________________ ( bad) than mine 
  2. The church is the _______________         (old) building in the county 

Add question tags in the following: 

  1. They play football every Saturday _______________________
  2. He doesn’t live with his parents   _________________________

Choose the most suitable preposition from the ones given to complete the sentences 

  1. The teacher was angry ______________ the students who came late.

a) To                    b) For                   c) With        d) From      e) Against 

  1. The goalkeeper was ashamed ______________ letting the ball through 

a) On                    b) Of           c) To           d) By                    e) From 

 

  1. He has been absent _____________ school for over a week 

a) Of           b) Off                   c) Out of     d) At           e) From 

  1. He wrote his answer ____________ ink 

a) With       b) In            c) On                    d) Of           e) By 

Insert each pair of homophones correctly in the spaces provided in the following sentences 

  1. The chicken told __________________ father that they were late.  ( there, their) 
  2. The ____________________ of directors had a meeting                 ( Bored, board) 

Insert the past tense of the verb in brackets:

  1. Dad ___________________ (bring) me a new shirt 
  2. Susan ___________________ (choose) a lovely blue silk dress 
  3. Birds ___________________ (build) nests 
  4. He __________________ (sing) a song for us 

SECTION B: COMPOSITION 

Arrange the following sentences in the correct order by giving numbers 46 – 50 letter A to E 

  1. He was so forgetful that his friends called him Mr. Forgetful 
  2. One day Mr. Forgetful woke in the middle of the night 
  3. “It’s not morning yet. I must go back to sleep” 
  4. Before getting out of bed he looked at his watch and said, “Oh dear me!”
  5. Once upon a time there was a forgetful man. 

SECTION C: COMPREHENSION: 

Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions that follow 

Sea – Lions 

Sea – lions bear some resemblance to seals, though they are much larger. When fully grown they are from twelve to twenty  feet in length and from eight to fifteen in circumference; they are extremely fat, so that having cut through the skin, which is about an inch in thickness, there is at least a foot of fat before you come to either lean or bones.

Their skins are covered with short grey hair, but their tails and fins, which serve them for feet on shore, are almost black. They have a distant resemblance to an overgrown seal, though in some particulars there is a manifest difference between them, especially in males. These have a large snout, or trunk, hanging down five or six inches below the end of the upper jaw, which the females have not. Those animals divide  their time equally between the land and the sea, continuing at sea all the summer, and coming on shore at the setting in of winter, where they reside during the whole of that season. In this interval they bring forth their young and have generally two at a birth, which they suckle with their milk, they being at first about the size of a fully – grown seal. During the time these sea – lions continue on shore, they feed on the grass and small plants which grow near the blanks of fresh – water streams.

 

They often, especially the males, have furious battles with each other, principally about their females; and we were one day surprised by the sight of two sea – lions goring each other with teeth until they were covered with blood. 

Questions:

  1. Which is the bigger, a sea – lions or a seal? ________________________________
  2. What is the length of a fully grown sea – lion? ______________________________
  3. What is the thickness of a sea – lions skin? _________________________________
  4. What thickness of fat lies between the skin of a sea – lion and its flesh or bones?________________
  5. What purpose is served by the sea – lions tail and fins when it’s on shore? _____________
  6. Where does the sea – lion spend the summer? ____________________________________
  7. Where does it spend the winter? _______________________________________________
  8. What time of the year are young sea – lions born? _________________________________
  9. How does the face of a male  sea – lion differ from that of a female?___________________

 

  1. What do the male sea – lions fight about chiefly? __________________________________

 

 


 

LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD FIVE EXAM SERIES 16

THE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, LOCAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

ENGLISH- TERMINAL EXAMINATION-MAY

STD FIVE

TIME: 1.30 HRS                                                   2020

NAME:__________________________________CLASS:___________

          INSTRUCTIONS.

  1. This paper consists of 45 questions
  2. Answer all questions in the spaces provided
  3. Ensure clarity in all your answers
  4. Do not attempt to cheat.

SECTION A.  GRAMMAR.

Choose the correct answer from the alternatives given.

(i) You wont succeed ………………….you work hard.

  1. If 
  2. Unless
  3. As
  4. Because
  5. Then

(ii) We are studying hard……………………..we can pass our exams.

  1. In order
  2. So that 
  3. Because
  4. Due
  5. So far

(iii) The land in the  desert is…………….dry………….cultivate any crops

  1. As………………as
  2. Such………..that
  3. Too………for
  4. Too…….to
  5. So………..that

(iv) All the visitors  were introduced starting from the first to the …………..

  1. Other
  2. Final
  3. Last
  4. Finally
  5. Lastly

(v) I have been looking for a job………last year

  1. For
  2. At
  3. About
  4. By

(vi) Musa is going to the park…………..her friends

  1. And 
  2. With
  3. By
  4. Or
  5. In

(vii) Neema looked………………….her father’s cattle when he was young.

  1. After
  2. On
  3. With
  4. From
  5. In

(viii) Allan and ………………..decided to visit mikumi national park last week.

  1. Myself
  2. Me
  3. I
  4. My own
  5. Our.

(ix) Rose is a dentist, she works in the……………………

  1. Court
  2. Library
  3. Hospital
  4. Farm
  5. Pharmacy

(x)  Normaly, prevention is……………than cure

  1. Good
  2. Very good
  3. Best
  4. Better
  5. Worse.

(xi) He usually …………………his friends on Friday

  1. visits 
  2. visited 
  3. visiting 
  4. visit 

(xii) This chair is made………………wood

  1. by
  2. with
  3. from
  4. of

(xiii) He………………..the  money   when  the  thief   broke  into  this   house

  1. counter 
  2. counting
  3. had count
  4. was counting

(xiv) Juma …………………..for an hour now

  1. is studying
  2. shall address
  3. has been studying 
  4. shall be address

(xv) we ……………..them tomorrow morning

  1. will address
  2. shall address
  3. would address
  4. shall be address

(xvi) John was reading hwilwbhis mother ………TV

  1. Watched
  2. Was watching
  3. She was watching
  4. Had to watch.

(xvii) They…..visiting us next week

  1. Have
  2. Will have
  3. Will be
  4. Can be

(xviii) She has just………………..her homework now

  1. Finished
  2. Finish
  3. Finishes
  4. Finishing

(xix) The farmers…………..in the farm at the moment.

  1. Works
  2. Will be working
  3. Are working
  4. Worked

(xx) Mwajuma looks …………………her old grandmother.

  1. At
  2. For
  3. After
  4. On 

SECTION B. VOCABULARY.

21. A person who treats our eyes is called………………….

  1. Oculist
  2. Dentist
  3. Doctor
  4. Optician

22. A place where money is made is called…………………….

  1. Mint
  2. Bank
  3. Factory
  4. School

23. The opposite of the word always is…………………….

  1. Ever
  2. Aften
  3. Never
  4. Seldom

24. The plural of the word furniture is………………………………

  1. Wood
  2. Furnitures
  3. Chair
  4. Furniture

25. We write daily events on a……………………………

  1. Diary
  2. Dairy
  3. Book
  4. Paper

26. A waiter is a person who works in a………………

  1. School
  2. Farm
  3. Restaurant
  4. Factory

27. The movement of a large number of people, birds, animals from one place to another is called……………….

  1. Walking
  2. Flying
  3. Locomotion
  4. Migration

28. Mr. paul is a judge. He works in a …………………………

  1. School
  2. Court
  3. Farm
  4. Hospital

29. A person who makes pots is called a………………………………..

  1. Carpenter
  2. Builder
  3. Poet
  4. Potter.

30. A dozen means…………

  1. Six things
  2. Ten things
  3. Similar things
  4. Twelve things.

SECTION C. 

Rearrange the following sentences into correct order by giving them letter A-E to make a meaningful composition.

31. They also bought some paint for this new house

32. After reaching home Mr. Makungu sprayed his plants with insecticide.

33. One day Mr. Makungu and his wife shopping.

34. After buying all the items, they left for home.

35. They bought some insecticide for their crops.

 SECTION D.

Match the correct word from list A with word in list B.

LIST A

LIST B

  1. Day
  2. Cutlery
  3. Happiness
  4. Them
  5. Clap
  6. Have/do/be
  7. Quickly
  8. And/but/although
  9. Wooden/green
  10. Ashamed of
  1. Pronoun
  2. Common noun
  3. Verb
  4. Abstract noun
  5. Preposition
  6. Adjective
  7. Conjunction
  8. Adverb
  9. Auxiliary verbs
  10. Group noun

LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD FIVE EXAM SERIES 9

PRESIDENTS OFFICE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

MIDTERM EXAMINATION

APRILI-2020   TIME 1:30 HOURS

ENGLISH

INSTRUCTIONS

  • THIS PAPER CONSISTS OF 25 QUESTIONS
  • WRITE YOUR ANSWERS IN CAPITAL LETTERS
  • ENSURE YOUR WORK IS NEAT
  • ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

SECTION A. Select the correct answer from the choices given.

1. Crops................water, light and fertile soil to grow well

  1. Need
  2. Needed
  3. Was needed
  4. Need
  5.  Needing

2.     John and Ito travel next week.

  1. go
  2.  going
  3. is going
  4.  am going
  5. are going

3. Water usually..............   at 100%. 

  1. boil
  2. boiling
  3.   boils
  4.  boiled
  5.  has boiled

4.Farmers.............         their farms now. 

  1.  is preparing
  2. are preparing
  3.  were preparing
  4. was preparing 
  5. are preparing

5.  When Juma .................  at the station he didnt find the train.

  1.  arrive
  2.  arrived
  3.  arrives
  4.  arriving
  5.  was arrive

6.  If you.................hard, you will pass your examination.

  1. work
  2. worked 
  3.  works
  4.  working
  5.  had worked

7.    "Juma is not listening in class," he said. In reported speech the sentence will be: He said that,

  1. you were not listening in class
  2. Juma is not listening in class
  3. you are not listening in class
  4. Juma was not listening in class
  5. they were not listening in class

8.    They are going to have an accident because the driver is driving ..........

  1. carefully
  2. careless
  3. carelessly
  4. carefulness
  5. carelessness

9. A man was walking ...................his friend on thursday

  1.    beside
  2.    besides
  3.    before
  4.    beneath
  5.    in front

10. The father to your father is called ..........

  1. father of father  
  2. big father 
  3. grand fatherly
  4. grandfather 
  5. fathers father

11.The word "twice" means ..........

  1. too times  
  2.   two
  3.  two times
  4. three times 
  5. second

12.The evening meal is called ..........

  1. food 
  2. lunch 
  3. breakfast 
  4. dinner 
  5. dish

13. When people are sick, they should see the...................for treatment

  1. teachet 
  2. actor 
  3. doctor 
  4. guardian 
  5. preacher.

14.We shall not come to the match if it

  1.  rains
  2.  raining
  3. has rained
  4. had rained
  5.  rain

15. A shura......................................... to town every Friday.

  1. going
  2.  goes
  3.  go
  4.  are going
  5. rain 

16. Ali does not ...........here very often

  1.  Comes 
  2.  have come 
  3.  came 
  4.  coming 
  5.  come

17. That is.........................book.

  1. his teachers
  2. his teacher
  3. teachers
  4. the teacher
  5. the teachers.

18.  He asked the pupils, "How old are you?" The pupil answered"

  1. We are ten years old 
  2.  They are ten years old
  3. You are ten year old
  4. I am ten years old
  5. He is ten years old

19.  She …………….writing letters since last week 

  1.  have been
  2. has been
  3.  is been
  4.  had been
  5.  be  

20.  You will not get better you……………… see a doctor.

  1. so
  2. whether
  3. because
  4. unless
  5. that

SECTION B. Fill in the right word to complete each of the following;

List A

LIST B

  1. A person who treats seek people
  2. A person who takes care of sick people
  3. A person who flies an aeroplane
  4. A person who works on a farm
  5. A person who teaches
  6. A person who sells in a shop
  7. A person whose job is to cook
  8. A person who makes chair table and desks
  9. A person who sells meat
  10. A person who gets money from playing football.
  1. Cook
  2. Driver
  3. Footballer
  4. Teacher
  5. Nurse
  6. Butcher
  7. Pilot
  8. Carpenter
  9. Reception
  10. Doctor
  11. Farmer
  12. Shopkeeper
  13. Herbalist

SECTION C. Write the opposite of the following words

  1. Clean…………………
  2. Tall……………………
  3. Fat……………………
  4. Long………………….
  5. Slow………………….
  6. Big…………………….
  7. Old……………………
  8. Boy……………………
  9. Woman……………….
  10. Beginning……………

SECTION D. Fill in the blanks with the correct word from the box

Inites, has, sells, do, works, have, does, work, invite
  1. Mr. Mwala and his wife……… ……………….two cars
  2. They …………… …..in the farm for four days.
  3. He………… …………at the hospital
  4. They……… …….homework together
  5. On Sunday Mrs. Minza ………… …….friends for dinner.

SECTION E. Read the passage below and answer questions that follow;

Mdundiko and his wife Mazoea are farmers. They have a big farm. They have three children. One of their children is a girl and two are boys. All children study at Mwendapole Primary School.

From Monday to Thursday, Mdundiko works with his wife on the farm. After their work on the farm, they clean the house together. Their children help them with some of the house chores every evening.

On Friday, Mdundiko and his wife go to the market. He sells oranges and pears from the farm. Mazoea sells cabbage and spinach; sometimes they visit their family friends on Saturday. On Sunday, the family rests at home.

Questions.

  1. What three things does mdundiko do during the week?
  2. What does the family do on Sunday?
  3. At what school do the children study?
  4. How does the family get money?
  5. What do they do on Saturday?

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