Example Test Language Conventions Y5

YEAR
LANGUAGE
CONVENTIONS
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Example test
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YEAR 5 LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS

PRACTICE QUESTIONS
The spelling mistake in this sentence has been circled.
Write the correct spelling for the circled word in the box.
P1
P1
We went to scool .
This sentence has one word that is incorrect.

Write the correct spelling of the word in the box.
P2
P2
We bought fresh bred.
Shade one bubble to show your answer.
P3
Which word correctly completes the sentence?

Do you have
pet?
P4
if
he
she
Read the text Cats and dogs. The text has a gap.
Choose the correct word or words to fill the gap.
Cats and dogs
Some people like cats
more
more best
P4
more than
more better
they like dogs.
ACARA

The spelling mistakes in these sentences have been circled.
Write the correct spelling for each circled word in the box.
1
The baby was crying becos he washungry.
She thort about the problem for a long time.
Rick measured the lenth of the string before

he cut it.
My sister gos to dance classes.
Some spiders are very dangerus .
We finaly finished our project.
The teacher drew a kerved line.
You must always exercise cortion when

swimming in new places.
ACARA

The spelling mistakes in these labels have been circled.
Write the correct spelling for each circled word in the box.
Book cover
orthar
10
titel
9
publishor
ilustrashun
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12
The Peter Patter Book cover reproduced from Project Gutenberg. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the
terms of the Project Gutenberg License www.gutenberg.net
Each sentence has one word that is incorrect.

13
13
The ovarnight rainstorm flooded the oval.
14
Jake sumtimes surprises his family by making

biscuits for them.
15
A nurse helpes sick people.
16
The scientist was an expert in the feild

of dinosaurs.
14
15
16
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Each sentence has one word that is incorrect.
17
17
The bus stoped and the children got on.
18
I offen visit my uncle at the weekend.
19
My aunt was nitting a scarf.
20
Last week we went on an eckscursion.
21
The pirates found the presious jewels.
We could see the sails on the tall marsts

from the shore.
22
22
There was great exitement before the fireworks

commenced.
23
23
The school will hold its annuel swimming carnival

next week.
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24
25
The runners were exorsted after the race.
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19
20
21
25
ACARA

For questions 26 to 50 shade one bubble to show your answer.
Read the text Shooting netball goals. The text has some gaps.
Choose the correct word or words to fill each gap.
Shooting netball goals
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slight
slightly
slighter
slightest
First, Jess holds the ball high

above her head. Jess stands
with her feet
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she
shes
Jess bends her knees

before
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apart.
her
hers
shoots.
Finally, Jess
Finally, jess
finally, Jess
finally, jess
stretches upward
and takes her shot.
Adapted text from Netball Is Catching by Donna Robson, COMET, Number 2, 1998, page 18.
ACARA

29
Which sentence has the correct punctuation?

When did the last show begin?
When the whistle blew the game was over?
When Lucy was running I saw her trip over?
When I have finished this book I will lend it to you?
30

Do you know where my shoes are? John called from his room.
Do you know where my shoes are? John called from his room.
Do you know where my shoes are, John called from his room.
Do you know where my shoes are. John called from his room.
31

Jo likes to listen to music
even
after
she is cleaning her room.

while
during
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32

Dad said to me, Its time for bed.
Dad said to me. Its time for bed.
Dad said to me. Its time for bed.
Dad said to me, Its time for bed.
33

his homework before he went to soccer training.
Sam
did
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done
does
doing

I think I prefer
this
shoes.
that
them
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those

Read the text Mums compost heap. The text has some gaps.
Mums compost heap
Mum has a compost heap in her garden. She adds kitchen scraps and lawn clippings
35
the compost. My uncle, who owns a farm,
36
over whenever he can
to deliver horse manure to add to the compost.

The compost heap involves plenty of work for Mum.
over with a fork. This has to be done
Mum does not seem to
39
38
37
must turn the heap
three times a week.
her compost heap has made her quite popular.
Her friends keep coming over to get some compost.
35
36
37
38
39
to
of
at
by
came
come
comes
could come
She
You
They
while
during
at least
in between
mind since;
mind since,
mind. Since
mind, since
ACARA

Read the text Oil slick. The text has some gaps.
Oil slick
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The oil slick spread very
. It could
have done a great deal of damage.
41
taken to make sure
However, actions
no beaches were polluted.
42
is
was
were
will be

The book was
take
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quick
quicker
quickly
quickest
from the shelf by my mum.

took
taken
taking

turn is it to do the washing up?
Whos
Whose
Whom
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10
Which

44
Which word or words correctly complete the sentence?

In the race, Aliya had a faster time than Karl,
but Rob was
fast
45
of them all.
faster
the faster
the fastest
Which word describes how the children ate their meal?

After the children finally arrived home, they quickly devoured their hot meal
before running outside to play.
46
Which of the following should end with a question mark?

How amazing to see a comet
How to make a kite
How we did it is not important
How will you make it
47
Which option correctly completes the sentence?

Miriam packed her
into her school bag.
lunch book and pencil case

lunch, book and pencil case
lunch, book and pencil case,
lunch, book and, pencil case
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11

48
Which words correctly complete the sentence?

The driver avoided the highway because there
is an accident
has been an accident
had been an accident
would be an accident
49
Where does the missing comma ( , ) go?

Having finished the teacher quickly gathered up all of her equipment.
50
Which sentence correctly uses the apostrophe ( )?

Pams dogs sometimes play with toys.
END OF TEST
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Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority

YEAR 5 LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS

This sentence has one word that is incorrect.

We bought fresh bred.

Shade one bubble to show your answer.

Which word correctly completes the sentence?

Cats and dogs

Some people like cats

they like dogs.

YEAR 5 LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS

The baby was crying becos he washungry.

She thort about the problem for a long time.

Rick measured the lenth of the string before

My sister gos to dance classes.

Some spiders are very dangerus .

We finaly finished our project.

The teacher drew a kerved line.

You must always exercise cortion when

YEAR 5 LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS

Each sentence has one word that is incorrect.

The ovarnight rainstorm flooded the oval.

Jake sumtimes surprises his family by making

A nurse helpes sick people.

The scientist was an expert in the feild

YEAR 5 LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS

The bus stoped and the children got on.

I offen visit my uncle at the weekend.

My aunt was nitting a scarf.

Last week we went on an eckscursion.

The pirates found the presious jewels.

We could see the sails on the tall marsts

There was great exitement before the fireworks

The school will hold its annuel swimming carnival

The runners were exorsted after the race.

YEAR 5 LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS

First, Jess holds the ball high

Jess bends her knees

YEAR 5 LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS

Which sentence has the correct punctuation?

Which sentence has the correct punctuation?

Which word correctly completes the sentence?

she is cleaning her room.

YEAR 5 LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS

Which sentence has the correct punctuation?

Which word correctly completes the sentence?

Which word correctly completes the sentence?

YEAR 5 LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS

the compost. My uncle, who owns a farm,

over whenever he can

to deliver horse manure to add to the compost.

must turn the heap

three times a week.

her compost heap has made her quite popular.

Her friends keep coming over to get some compost.

YEAR 5 LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS

The oil slick spread very

have done a great deal of damage.