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P5 English 2023 — Rosyth WA1 Non-Weighted Assessment

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LevelP5 (Primary 5)
SubjectEnglish
Year2023
SchoolRosyth
Paper typeWA1 Non-Weighted Assessment
Total questions27
Question format15 multiple-choice, 12 open-ended
BookletsSection A (MCQ) · Section B (open-ended)
Original paper8-page PDF

This is the 2023 Rosyth P5 English WA1 paper, a 27-question exam made up of 15 multiple-choice questions and 12 open-ended questions. On ChatPSLE you can attempt every question online, get it marked instantly, and ask an AI tutor to explain any answer step by step — instead of just downloading a static PDF.

Topics covered

Visual TextGrammarVocabularyGrammar ClozeEditingSynthesis & TransformationComprehension OESituational WritingContinuous Writing

Sample questions from this paper

Sarah, together with her parents, going to the National Museum this Saturday.
  1. is
  2. are
  3. was
  4. were
Grammar Cloze - Blank 16: The students had the opportunity to train together (16) the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Red Lions parachute team.
In the passage above, the underlined word "exasperation" most nearly means:
  1. disbelief
  2. confusion
  3. frustration
  4. bewilderment

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