Grade 5 - ELA - S1 Practice test

​ When the storm came, everyone took ​ ​ (a)   from the rain.

• refuge
• solar
• protest
• distinguish
• citizenship
• classify
• abolish
• opportunity

We can power houses with the sun by using ​ (a)   energy.

• solar
• protest
• distinguish
• citizenship
• classify
• abolish
• opportunity
• refuge

Jack got full marks for the university exam and has a good​ ​ ​ (a)   to get a scholarship.

• solar
• protest
• distinguish
• citizenship
• classify
• abolish
• refuge
• opportunity

We can ​ (a)   living things as producers and consumers.

• solar
• protest
• distinguish
• citizenship
• classify
• abolish
• refuge
• opportunity

The students wanted to ​ (a)   homework, but the teacher said no.

• solar
• protest
• distinguish
• citizenship
• abolish
• refuge
• opportunity
• classify

During the civil rights movement in the 1960s, people would ​ (a)   to show they wanted equal rights.

• solar
• protest
• distinguish
• citizenship
• refuge
• opportunity
• classify
• abolish

It is hard to ​ (a)   between identical twins.

• solar
• protest
• distinguish
• citizenship
• refuge
• opportunity
• classify
• abolish

If you move to another country, you will have to apply for ​ (a)  

• solar
• protest
• citizenship
• refuge
• opportunity
• classify
• abolish
• distinguish

COMPLETE SUBJECT

The little fluffy dog barked at the postman when he knocked on the door.

• The little fluffy dog
• dog

• barked

• barked at the postman when he knocked on the door.

COMPLETE SUBJECT

The kids who play in that band are really good musicians.

• The kids who play in that band
• kids

• are

• are really good musicians.