So few days ago, we asked you to solve some PRIMARY 5 English questions, and alot of you did absolutely fantabulous, today we have gathered some primary 5 Verbal Reasoning questions to see if you’re smarter than the average primary 5 student. There are 10 Verbal Reasoning questions in this quiz.
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The sentence below has a word in which the letters are jumbled up. Rearrange the letters in capitals and write the correct version below it. He never liked chocolate so opted for fruit DATENSI.
The sentence below has a word in which the letters are jumbled up. Rearrange the letters in capitals and write the correct version below it. Because of his YGRALLE to cats, he came out in a rash.
Find TWO words from the following group of five words that are the CLOSEST in meaning. calm, unreasonable, fair, angry, furious
angry, furious is the correct answer because angry and furious are words that mean having a strong feeling of or showing annoyance and the others, while related to somebody's mood, don't all mean angry. You could be unreasonable without being angry, and fair and calm are the opposite to anger and hostility
Find TWO words from the following group of five words that are the CLOSEST in meaning. sweating, boiling, scorched, scalding, hot
boiling, scalding is the correct answer because boiling and scalding can both be used as adjectives to describe a particular kind of heat like, 'Today was boiling hot' or 'He didn't dare to touch the kettle because it was scalding'. The other three words don't work like this. They don't express the same kind of extreme heat. Scorched can be used as an adjective, but is usually a verb
Pick the three-letter creature that would most sensibly complete the word in quotes in the sentence. ... And when his mother asked him the question, he went as red as a "TROOT".
The BEE may be striped in black and yellow, but BEETROOT is (proverbially) deep red!
Pick the three-letter creature that would most sensibly complete the word in quotes in the sentence. They say that the Second World War was shortened by about two years, thanks to the "EBREAKERS" in a top-secret centre who were able to read enemy messages by 'cracking' them with a powerful computer.
Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available. (home hand life) (time tick tock)
Which two words together can make a new, compound word? Choose one word from each group below and select the correct answer from the four choices available. (kick moon butter) (where light pass)
Choose the correct missing letter tea (?) ill fil (?) alt
By inserting “m” you can make the four words team, mill, film and malt
Choose the correct missing letter mus (?) hin wil (?) rim
By inserting “t” you can make the four words must, thin, wilt and trim
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