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P5 English 2025 — St Hilda's SA2 Preliminary Examination

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LevelP5 (Primary 5)
SubjectEnglish
Year2025
SchoolSt Hilda's
Paper typeSA2 Preliminary Examination
Total questions75
Question format25 multiple-choice, 50 open-ended
BookletsBooklet A (MCQ) · Booklet B (open-ended)
Original paper26-page PDF

This is the 2025 St Hilda's P5 English SA2 Prelim paper, a 75-question exam made up of 25 multiple-choice questions and 50 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.

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Visual TextGrammarVocabularyGrammar ClozeEditingSynthesis & TransformationComprehension OESituational WritingContinuous Writing

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The news reports were focused the art piece that went missing from the museum.
  1. in
  2. on
  3. by
  4. about
Grammar Cloze - Blank #26: Capybaras' webbed feet help them move easily through water and muddy ground, and they can even sleep ______ water...
Editing - Blank #38: (See email passage on page 17.) Correct the underlined word.

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