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P6 English 2023 — Rosyth WA2 Weighted Assessment

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LevelP6 (Primary 6)
SubjectEnglish
Year2023
SchoolRosyth
Paper typeWA2 Weighted Assessment
Total questions54
Question format20 multiple-choice, 34 open-ended
BookletsSection A (MCQ) · Section B (open-ended)
Original paper17-page PDF

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Visual TextGrammarVocabularyGrammar ClozeEditing

Sample questions from this paper

The cautious security guard always alerts the mall manager when anyone suspicious is loitering outside the shop.
  1. see
  2. saw
  3. seen
  4. seeing
Comprehension Cloze - Blank #21: ______ providing free masks to cooking meals, many acts of kindness brought out the extraordinary qualities of Singaporeans. (Word bank: A=after, B=before, C=from, D=in, E=many, F=on, G=or, H=such, J=their, K=this, L=was, M=were)
Comprehension Cloze - Blank #28: The young and old were able to take ______ the challenge and overcome the unexpected situation.

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