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1 The Syllabus with Skills Assessment Paper for English Class 4 Name Date Teacher s name Remarks International Standards, National Contents

2 1st Assessment Answer the given questions Q What is your best quality that makes you different from others? Q Would you be happy if you were any other thing? Why? Q How did you feel when you wanted something and couldn t get it? Q How do you control your feelings when you feel angry, frustrated or sad? Q5. What are the things you need to keep in mind when setting a goal? Q6. What do you need to do when you are unable to achieve a goal the first time? Q7. Draw beautiful scenery of any of your favorite place. Q8. Write the steps that you learnt and have followed in your drawing. Q9. Write about a time when you cared about a plant. What change did you notice in it? Q10. Do you think that your plant will love you also just like Hania s rose loved Hania? Why? Circle the common nouns and underline the proper nouns. My school is in Lahore. Shifa hospital is next to a small park. Rutba has a younger brother. Liberty is one of the biggest markets of Lahore.

3 Fill in the Demonstrative Pronoun. Put table over. Bring _vase over. Add ing to each word. Bake cook Drive pack wear change Fill in the irregular verbs. I a dozen eggs from the shop yesterday. i My friend _ a pretty picture on the chart paper. ii Our P.T teacher the whistle in the ground. Use the compound words in sentences. Everywhere, bookshelf, anyway, downstairs Add conjunctions. a. Junaid bought shirts pants from the shop. b. Rina drank three glasses of juice she was very thirsty. c. It was very cold I took my jacket with me. d. I found the eggs couldn t find the butter.

4 Read the following paragraph and answer the given questions. Penguins Penguins are among the most popular birds. They live in and around the South Pole and in the continent of Antarctica. There are different kinds of penguins. The largest penguin is called the Emperor Penguin and the smallest is called the Little Blue Penguin. There are 17 different kinds of Penguins and none of them can fly. They are able to survive in the coldest and the windiest regions of the world. They are great swimmers and have thick fat coat to protect them from bitter cold. Q Where do the penguins live? Q How many different kinds of penguins are there? Q How can they survive in the bitter cold weather? Write a diary about your first day in your new school and your new class. How did you feel in the morning? What did you do during the whole day? How many friends did you make? How did you feel at the end of the day? Write an essay about the broken roads of our country. Write how they are dangerous and causing damage to all the vehicles. Suggest some ways to build them and tell why they are important? Brainstorm plot, characters and setting of a story. Then write your story. Give an interesting heading to it.

5 2nd Assessment Answer the given questions Q What do you need to do when you want others to follow you to use a trash bin? Q How is pollution spread because of trash lying around everywhere? Q What do you like to do when you see cloudy or rainy weather? Q What are the things that make you feel happy mostly? Q5. Which things make our bodies weak? Q6. What preventive measures we need to take if we get stick? Q7. Which form of water drop do you like? Why? Q8. Have you ever done something that made you feel great? Q9. Why are good people more closer to Allah? Q10. What is the right way to use the powers given by Allah? Write three questions using any three question words. When, why, who, which, where, whose Use the given adverbs to make sentences. Quickly, excitedly, hurriedly, safely Choose the correct homophones. i ii iv. We are going to house. (there, their) I got a letter in my. (male, mail) Did you what I just said? (hear, here) Ainy s plane is tonight at. (due, dew) (eight, ate)

6 Choose the correct synonyms. Scared angry, afraid. i Weird strange, typical. Choose the correct antonyms. Least _ most, equal. i Strong weak, thin. Underline the root word for each. a. Friendship b. Employer c. Collection d. Artistic e. Subtraction f. Dislike Make sentences using the given idioms. Piece of cake i all ears ii actions speak louder than words iv. better late than never Fill in the blanks with correct Comparative or Superlative. Monkeys are but ants are the. (small, smaller, smallest) i Giraffes are the animals. (tall, taller, tallest)

7 Read the following paragraph and answer the given questions. A Little Advice Let me give you a little advice about writing fiction. First of all make your characters as real. Make sure they behave and talk as individuals. Everyone is different in real life. Make your readers believe in your characters, identify at least one character and become that character in his/her mind. The characters in your story should have human traits, both good and bad. Now create a plot as your readers are now a part of your story. One last thing. Your story must touch the emotions of your readers. If you can make your readers laugh, cry along with your characters, you will be a successful writer. Q Why do you think, your characters should behave like individuals? Q Why do your characters need to have human traits? Q How can you become a successful writer? Write an interview of an insect. Ask it about its work, its food and how does it saves itself from its enemies. What does a fish say to the river when it s caught in a net? What will the river reply? Write the dialogues of both. A bird s baby is born. It s trying to fly for the first time. Write what s it trying to do? How? Did it succeed or not?

8 3rd Assessment Answer the given questions Q Suppose if you were in place of the lizard, how would you had spent the whole day? Q How would you describe your experience? Good or bad? Explain your answer. Q What is the benefit of going to a library? Q What skills do you improve by reading? Q5. What are the benefits of making chips by machines? List 3 of them. Q6. Do you think these chips are a healthy food or not? Give three reasons for your answer. Q7. Write the process of the growth of a mushroom in a few steps? Q8. Write an autobiography about any of your favorite fruit or vegetable in 5 to 7 steps. Q9. What is the purpose of making this world colorful? Give three reasons. Q10. Which color attracts you the most? Why? Give three reasons. Change the adjective to Adverbs and use them in sentences. Proud Kind Glad Clear Write which word comes before or after the next word in dictionary Does eyelash comes before or after island? i Does ginger comes before or after jigsaw? ii Does thunder comes before or after lightening?

9 Find the correct pair of homophones to match the given definitions. a thin circular piece of metal worn on a finger. ri twist or squeeze something to get water out. wri breakfast food made from seeds. cer A story, or film or program that is presented in separate parts se Make at least two compound words from each given word. eye hand snow foot Make words by adding suffix and prefix order success comfort respect Use the idioms in sentences. Up to you On the dot Take it easy Hold on 5. I changed my mind

10 Read the following passage and answer the given questions. For the Love of Reading A lot of people love to read. They learn to read new things. They read because they love stories. They go to the library and book stores. They look at the covers of books and predict what it is about. They preview the book by reading a few pages or by looking at the pictures. People find it fun to pick a new book. Q Why do the people read? Q How do they preview the books? Q Why do you think it is fun to pick a new book? Think about a small insect that might see all the things around it in the morning. Look at the things from an insect s point of view and narrate. Write a guide to direct your friend how to get to a park from your school. Write all the directions. Write a poem about the colorful things that you like and see all around you.

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