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SONAR HIGH SCHOOL Annual Examination 2013
Full Marks: 50 Class: V Time: 1hr 30 mins Subject: English
1. Answer any five of the following questions: 2x5=10
a) What is Hillary’s step?
b) What plan did the crocodile’s wife make to catch the monkey?
c) Describe how Arjuna aimed the bird’s eye?
d) The old woman was kind and helpful – Explain
e) What did the leaves whisper? What did the spirit do then?
f) How did the husband look after the house on behalf of his wife?

2. Write a creative writing on any one of the topics: 6
a) A composition on ‘Annual Prize Distribution Ceremony’
(Who were present – who were with you – how it started – what were the programs – how you enjoyed the show)
b) A composition on ‘Visit to the Zoo’
(Where was the zoo- who were there – who were with you – describe the surroundings – which animals you watched – your views about the zoo)
c) A letter inviting your friend on your Birthday Party

3. Answer any five questions in short: 1x5=5
a) Why was the Sal tree special?
b) Who was the captain of the Everest expedition? How many members were there?
c) Who was Dronacharya? What was his test?
d) What are the items used in an apple dumpling?
e) What did the cat do?
f) Why was the monkey clever?

4. Answer any four questions in one sentence only: 0.5x4=2
a) What is the usefulness of a tree?
b) Who were in the first team in the Everest expedition?
c) Who opposed against Dronacharya?
d) What was the wife’s idea?
e) What did the old women get in exchange of a golden chain?

5. Write the events which occurred at: (any 2)

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