VOCABULARY LIST A Hobbies and Interests ....................................1 B Countries and Nationalities ............................2 C Places in Town or City ....................................3 D Sports ...............................................................4 E Things for a Holiday .......................................5 F Animals ............................................................6 G Food .................................................................7 H Buildings and Places .......................................8 I Animals and their Young ................................9 J Synonyms ..................................................... 10 K Antonyms ...................................................... 12 L Phrasal Verbs ................................................ 14 GRAMMAR ITEMS A Countable and Uncountable Nouns .............17 B Possessive Nouns .........................................20 C Modal Verb ....................................................23 D Adjectives ......................................................26 E Present Tense ................................................29 F Past Tense .....................................................32 G Prepositions ...................................................35 H Adverbs .........................................................39 I Imperative Sentences ...................................42 UASA-BASED PRACTICES Part 1 – Short Text (MCQs)....................................47 Practices 1 – 4 Part 2 – Cloze Text ..............................................54 Practices 1 – 6 Part 3 – Comprehension ....................................58 Linear Text Practices 1 – 3 Non-Linear Text Practices 1 – 3 Part 4 – Multiple Short Texts ...............................64 Practices 1 – 4 Part 5 – Word Definition (Spelling) ......................76 Practices 1 – 8 Answers ..................................................... A1 – A8 Contents
© Penerbitan Pelangi Sdn. Bhd. 1 A HOBBIES AND INTERESTS chatting online reading meeting friends art photography cycling sports animals music video games watching television films skateboarding cooking shopping Vocabulary List
English Year 5 Vocabulary List © Penerbitan Pelangi Sdn. Bhd. 2 B COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES The USA The UK Egypt American British Egyptian Japan Mexico Spain Japanese Mexican Spanish Turkey Australia Brazil Turkish Australian Brazilian Italy China India Italian Chinese Indian
3 © Penerbitan Pelangi Sdn. Bhd. C PLACES IN TOWN OR CITY restaurant school train station bridge cafe library bus station cinema shop park shopping centre market hotel flat monument theatre
English Year 5 Vocabulary List © Penerbitan Pelangi Sdn. Bhd. 4 D SPORTS football basketball tennis swimming athletics cycling climbing gymnastics skiing volleyball golf wrestling sailing rugby horse riding hockey
17 © Penerbitan Pelangi Sdn. Bhd. A COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS Read and understand the comic below. The italicized words are uncountable nouns. We use uncountable nouns for things we cannot count. With uncountable nouns, we don’t use a, an or plural forms. Example: There’s some bread and cheese. There is some water on the table. The bolded words are countable nouns. We use countable nouns for things we can count. They can be singular or plural nouns. With countable nouns, we use a or an and plural forms. Example: I’ve got a book but she’s got two books. I have an orange. You cannot add ‘s’ to uncountable nouns ✗ furnitures ✗ informations ✓ furniture ✓ information My family and I went to Penang during last school holiday. We went there by two cars. What about you? I went to Kota Kinabalu for three days. Yes sure. Wow, that’s interesting! Did you visit many places? Yes. I visited two indoor parks and three shopping malls. I see. By the way, it is already tea time. Would you like to have some biscuits or tea? Common English Mistake Grammar Items
English Year 5 Grammar Items © Penerbitan Pelangi Sdn. Bhd. 18 Practice 1 Write C for countable nouns and U for uncountable nouns. 1. The buses are late today. 2. Some equipment needs to be replaced. 3. The rubbish smells terrible. 4. The tins are in the dustbin. 5. We need some glue to fix this vase. 6. My father bought new tables yesterday. Practice 2 Read the sentences below. Circle the errors and correct them. Example: A kings and queen live in a castle. A king and queen live in a castle. 1. These flower cost about RM50. 2. I have visited many European country, however I have never been to America. 3. The furnitures in the room looks old. 4. Forty childrens from the orphanage were taken on a sightseeing tours around Putrajaya. 5. I can finish reading this books in two week. 6. I don’t think I have time to do my hairs before I leave.
English Year 5 Grammar Items 19 © Penerbitan Pelangi Sdn. Bhd. Practice 3 Underline the countable nouns and circle the uncountable nouns. Example: There is sand all over the new carpet. 1. He spilled some white paint on the ladder. 2. Do you have enough flour to bake a cake? 3. Those are the cows whose milk we are drinking. 4. More and more people travel by air nowadays. 5. I do not have enough money to buy the necklace. 6. Afiq gulped down the cup of tea in a hurry. 7. That van gives out a lot of black smoke. 8. I cannot eat a grapefruit unless I coat it with some sugar. 9. That laboratory is full of scientific equipment. 10. He was carrying two big suitcases when he hit the furniture.
English Year 5 Grammar Items © Penerbitan Pelangi Sdn. Bhd. 20 B POSSESSIVE NOUNS Study the notes below. Adding the letter s to the plural form of possessive noun is wrong. ✗ busess’ ✗ womens’ ✓ buses’ ✓ women’s Common English Mistake ✓ We form possessive nouns by adding an apostrophe (‘) to people and animals. ✓ If the noun is singular, add an apostrophe plus the letter s. Example: Ali’s basketball, cat’s paws ✓ If the noun is plural and ends in the letter s, add an apostrophe after the letter s. Example: the boys’ books, the ladies’ shoes ✓ If the noun is plural and does not end in the letter s, add an apostrophe plus the letter s. Example: the men’s shirts, the children’s books That girl’s hair is short. That guy’s car is red. That cat’s tail is black. Those cats’ tails are black. Those guys’ cars are red. That girls’ hair is short.
UASA-BASED Practices Part 1 – Short Text (MCQs) Practices 1 – 4 47 –53 Part 2 – Cloze Text Practices 1 – 6 54 – 57 Part 3 – Comprehension Practices 1 – 6 58 – 63 Part 4 – Multiple Short Texts Practices 1 – 6 64 – 75 Part 5 – Word Definition (Spelling) Practices 1 – 8 76 – 80
© Penerbitan Pelangi Sdn. Bhd. 46 INTRODUCTION 1. Read an entire text to understand the content. 2. Look for any clues to help you choose the best answer. 3. Compare the answer you have chosen with other options. 4. Check all your answers. 1 Short Text (MCQs) PART Practice 1 Read the text carefully in each question. For each question, choose the correct answer A, B or C. FOOTBALL CLUB Dear members, Football practice will be held as follows: Date: 03 June 2023 Time: 3.00 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. Place: Padang Besar Kluang Coach: Mr Nazmi If you have enquiries, please contact Mr Naren, the club’s advisor. (0169373628) Kindly collect the club’s T-shirt from Mr Hoon. 1. Who will train the members to play football? A Mr Hoon B Mr Nazmi C Mr Naren
English Year 5 Part 1: Short Text (MCQs) 47 © Penerbitan Pelangi Sdn. Bhd. LEARN. DISCOVER. EXPLORE. • Clean and store all tools and apparatus after use. • Dispose solid waste into waste containers. • Bring only book and stationery that are allowed 2. Where can pupils read this sign? A Canteen B Library C Science Room From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Subject: Choral Speaking Practice Dear Sebastian, Our choral speaking practice will be at 2.30 p.m. It’s at the school hall. Don’t forget to bring the script given by Mrs Raj. Cheers, Amalina. 3. The email tells A Sebastian needs to bring the script. B The practice starts at 2.35 p.m. C The practice is at the school field. MENU BEEF STEAK Cooked slowly at low temperatures, allowing the meat to become tender RM25 CORN SOUP Type of thick cream-based soup RM15 GARLIC SHRIMP Seafood dish consisting of various types of clams which are cooked by steaming RM27 4. Luqman likes to eat seafood. What do you think he’s going to order? A Corn soup B Beef steak C Garlic shrimp
53 © Penerbitan Pelangi Sdn. Bhd. 3. A soundly B slowly C fastly 4. A hut B shed C kennel 1. A to swallow B to chew C to eat 2. A took B take C takes INTRODUCTION 1. Read an entire text to understand the content. 2. Look at the blanks carefully and examine the kind of words you have to fill in. 3. Look for any clues to help you choose the best answer. 4. Compare the answer you have chosen with other options. 5. Check all your answers. Practice 1 Read the text below and choose the correct word for each blank. For each blank, choose the correct answer A, B or C. Pak Amin, an old man, has a herd of cows. Every morning, he takes his cows (1) grass on a field near the jungle. While waiting, Pak Amin (2) a nap under a big shady tree. The cool breeze causes him to sleep (3) for hours. In the evening, he brings the cows back to the (4) . His wife serves him some food and drinks. 2 Cloze Text PART
English Year 5 Part 2: Cloze Text © Penerbitan Pelangi Sdn. Bhd. 54 1. A going B go C goes 2. A as B because C and 3. A insects B worms C animals 4. A teaches B teach C taught Practice 3 Read the text below and choose the correct word for each blank. For each blank, choose the correct answer A, B or C. Lily and her friends are Girl Scouts from SK Kampong Gajah. They (1) camping near a river. Lily is (2) a pail of water from the river. Sunita and Aisyah are (3) the tent. Jane is trying to (4) a fire. Windy is holding some firewood in her hands. Once the camping tent is set up, they are going to have gala time with their other school friends. Practice 2 Read the text below and choose the correct word for each blank. For each blank, choose the correct answer A, B or C. Bashir and Imran like fishing. They always spend their time fishing together on weekends. They usually (1) fishing at the river. The river is not deep (2) there are a lot of fish in it. They bring their fishing rods and some (3) as bait. Fishing (2) them to be more patient. They can also learn more about fish. 1. A is B are C were 2. A fetch B fetches C fetching 3. A pitch B pitching C pitched 4. A start B starts C started
A1 © Penerbitan Pelangi Sdn. Bhd. VOCABULARY Practice 1 y k m y h o e b c o b r i t i s h n s n u f x i i l b a f c x m o z s k v c s t i s x w e u e r u l d l a f j h i f i n u o x p h j e o w l n y l c c n o k h j y s h r p i k n d y y o z j e o v z j s g a b j q y w r l f z w t m t u w i p h n v d u i d m o x s s e a b x s q l u t g d c d a c u x c p n q a w g v t d s x h a c r u x r r p t t l b i q j a j f r z l k w d q a r u h l a p u s q k v z y f m a r k e t k r r w d h u m z 1. sandwich 2. market 3. elephants 4. football 5. tent 6. music 7. british 8. cinema Practice 2 1. cycling 2. shopping centre 3. Australia 4. rucksack 5. school 6. train station 7. ostrich 8. vegetables GRAMMAR ITEMS A COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS Practice 1 1. C 2. U 3. U 4. C 5. U 6. C Practice 1 1. These flowers cost about RM50. 2. I have visited many European countries, however I have never been to America. 3. The furniture in the room looks old. 4. Forty children from the orphanage were taken on a sightseeing tour around Putrajaya. 5. I can finish reading this book in two weeks. 6. I don’t think I have time to do my hair before I leave. Practice 3 1. He spilled some white paint on the ladder. 2. Do you have enough flour to bake a cake? 3. Those are the cows whose milk we are drinking. 4. More and more people travel by air nowadays. 5. I do not have enough money to buy the necklace. Answers