iOEL - II (SilverZone) Olympiad (Class - 5)
Olypiad Class - 5 Silverzone - 3
Questions
Directions: Read the paragraph and answer the question that follows.
Darjeeling is a city located in the Indian state of West Bengal. It was merged with West Bengal in 1947. Darjeeling is the Queen of Hill Stations and one of the most magnificent hill resorts. Darjeeling is located in the Mahabharata Range at an elevation of 6700 ft. It is known for its tea industry. It is also a part of the Eastern Himalaya. The major festivals celebrated in Darjeeling are Diwali, Durga Puja and Christmas. The schools in Darjeeling are of British style.
Darjeeling is famous for its
- tea
- hills
- festivals
- tourists
- None of these
Directions: Find the one word substitution for given phrase.
A person who thinks only of himself
- Egoist
- Miser
- Atheist
- Seeker
- None of these
Directions: Choose the correct spelling.
- Extrovret
- Extrovert
- Extrvoert
- Extroevrt
- None of these
Directions: A sentence has been divided into four parts as P, Q, R and S. Rearrange the parts to form a meaningful sentence.
P: clever
Q: is not
R: very
S: she
- QRPS
- RSQP
- SQRP
- PSRQ
- None of these
Directions: Read the paragraph and answer the question that follows.
Darjeeling is a city located in the Indian state of West Bengal. It was merged with West Bengal in 1947. Darjeeling is the Queen of Hill Stations and one of the most magnificent hill resorts. Darjeeling is located in the Mahabharata Range at an elevation of 6700 ft. It is known for its tea industry. It is also a part of the Eastern Himalayas. The major festivals celebrated in Darjeeling are Diwali, Durga Puja and Christmas. The schools in Darjeeling are of British style.
In Darjeeling, schools are like __________ schools.
- Indian
- English
- Bengali
- Local
- None of these
Directions: Read the paragraph and answer the question that follows.
Darjeeling is a city located in the Indian state of West Bengal. It was merged with West Bengal in 1947. Darjeeling is the Queen of Hill Stations and one of the most magnificent hill resorts. Darjeeling is located in the Mahabharata Range at an elevation of 6700 ft. It is known for its tea industry. It is also a part of the Eastern Himalayas. The major festivals celebrated in Darjeeling are Diwali, Durga Puja and Christmas. The schools in Darjeeling are of British style.
Which of the following is incorrect about Darjeeling?
- It has British style schools.
- Durga Puja is celebrated here.
- It is a place of pilgrimage for Christians.
- It is situated at an elevation of 6700 ft.
- None of these
Directions: Find one word substitution for the given phrase.
A person who deals in flowers
- Gardener
- Keeper
- Florist
- Farmer
- None of these
Directions: Identify the type of noun.
Gold
- Common
- Collective
- Abstract
- Material
- None of these
Directions: Find one word substitution for the given phrase.
A thing which can be eaten
- Audible
- Edible
- Eligible
- Addible
- None of these
Directions: Choose the correct spelling.
- Speceies
- Speicse
- Species
- Spceies
- None of these
Directions: Identify the type of noun.
Kindness
- Abstract
- Collective
- Proper
- Common
- None of these
Direction: Fill in the blank with correct verb.
The train _____ before we reached the station.
- has left
- left
- had left
- have left
- None of these
Directions: Read the paragraph and answer the question that follows.
Darjeeling is a city located in the Indian state of West Bengal. It was merged with West Bengal in 1947. Darjeeling is the Queen of Hill Stations and one of the most magnificent hill resorts. Darjeeling is located in the Mahabharata Range at an elevation of 6700 ft. It is known for its tea industry. It is also a part of the Eastern Himalayas. The major festivals celebrated in Darjeeling are Diwali, Durga Puja and Christmas. The schools in Darjeeling are of British style.
After independence, Darjeeling became a part of
- Nepal
- West Bengal
- Eastern Himalayas
- Assam
- None of these
Direction: Fill in the blank with correct verb.
He ______ to watch a movie yesterday.
- go
- went
- gone
- had go
- None of these
Directions: A sentence has been divided into four parts as P, Q, R and S. Rearrange the parts to form a meaningful sentence.
P: likes
Q: green vegetables
R: he
S: to eat
- SQPR
- RPSQ
- PRQS
- QRSP
- None of these
Directions: Fill in the blank with suitable preposition.
The garden was cleaned _________ me.
- at
- of
- by
- in
- None of these
Directions: Choose the correct modal to complete the sentence.
He _______ follow the guidelines. It is necessary.
- can
- might
- must
- would
- None of these
Directions: Fill in the blank with suitable preposition.
He was waiting for the train ________ the railway station.
- by
- in
- of
- at
- None of these
Directions: Fill in the blank with suitable preposition.
My mother goes _______ the temple daily.
- from
- to
- in
- of
- None of these
Direction: Fill in the blank with correct verb.
She is sleeping while her brother ______ a book.
- are reading
- was reading
- reads
- is reading
- None of these
Directions: Choose the word which expresses the meaning of the given word.
Gorgeous
- Horrible
- Inferior
- Charming
- Talkative
- None of these
Directions: Choose the word which expresses the meaning of the given word.
Relief
- Hindrance
- Support
- Damage
- Injury
- None of these
Directions: Choose the correct modal to complete the sentence.
_________ you speak Chinese?
- Should
- Must
- Shall
- Can
- None of these
Directions: Choose the word which is opposite to the meaning of the given word.
Started
- Halted
- Happening
- Continue
- Begin
- None of these
Directions: Choose the word which is opposite to the meaning of the given word.
Latest
- Ancient
- Old
- Conventional
- Modern
- None of these
Directions: Fill in the blank with the correct article.
Disneyland is _______ interesting place to visit.
- a
- an
- the
- few
- None of these
Directions: Fill in the blank with the correct article.
She is ________ honest person.
- a
- an
- the
- most
- None of these
Directions: Identify the type of sentence.
He is a professor of English.
- Interrogative
- Declarative
- Imperative
- Exclamatory
- None of these
Directions: Identify the type of sentence.
Please bring me a glass of water.
- Assertive
- Exclamatory
- Imperative
- Interrogative
- None of these
Directions: Identify the type of sentence.
Hurray! We have won the match.
- Interrogative
- Imperative
- Exclamatory
- Assertive
- None of these
Directions: Fill in the blank with the correct article.
It will be ______ hot day tomorrow.
- the
- an
- a
- some
- None of these
Directions: Change the direct sentence into an indirect sentence.
He says, “I cook food everyday”.
- He says that he cooked food everyday.
- He said that he cooks food everyday.
- He says that he cooks food everyday.
- He says that I cook food everyday.
- None of these
Directions: Change the direct sentence into an indirect sentence.
She said, “I don't like coffee”.
- She said she did not like coffee.
- She said that she did not like coffee.
- She said that I don't like coffee.
- She said that she had not liked coffee.
- None of these
Directions: Identify the tense of the given sentence.
The competition has been won by me.
- Past perfect
- Present indefinite
- Present perfect continuous
- Present perfect
- None of these
Directions: Change the direct sentence into an indirect sentence.
He said to me, “He has a beautiful car”.
- He told me that he had a beautiful car.
- He said to me that he has a beautiful car.
- He told me that I have a beautiful car.
- He said to me that he have a beautiful car.
- None of these
Directions: Change the direct sentence into an indirect sentence.
Mahesh said, “I will make tea”.
- Mahesh said that I will make tea.
- Mahesh said that he would make tea.
- Mahesh said that I made tea.
- Mahesh said that he will make tea.
- None of these
Directions: Identify the tense of the given sentence.
He thought very carefully.
- Present indefinite
- Present perfect
- Past indefinite
- Past perfect
- None of these
Directions: Identify the tense of the given sentence.
She has been teaching in this school for five years.
- Present continuous
- Past continuous
- Present perfect
- Present perfect continuous
- None of these
Directions: Identify the tense of the given sentence.
The child will be crying.
- Future perfect
- Future continuous
- Future indefinite
- Present continuous
- None of these
Directions: Change the voice.
A dog bit him.
- He bites a dog.
- He was bitten by a dog.
- A dog bitten him.
- He is bitten by a dog.
- None of these
Directions: Choose the best option to complete the sentence.
If he _____ here, I will talk to him.
- come
- will
- comes
- is come
- None of these
Directions: Change the voice.
His mother is cleaning the clothes.
- The clothes were being cleaned by his mother.
- The clothes have cleaned by his mother.
- The clothes are being cleaned by his mother.
- The clothes will clean his mother.
- None of these
Directions: Fill in the blank as per subject-verb agreement.
If he ______ enough money, he will buy a car.
- had
- has
- have
- will have
- None of these
Directions: Fill in the blank as per the subject-verb agreement.
______ him to come here without delay.
- Tells
- Tell
- Asked
- Telling
- None of these
Directions: Fill I, II, III and IV with P, Q, R and S to make it a meaningful passage.
Tea is a staple beverage of India and day _(i) and incomplete. It acts as an energy booster and is simply indispensable. It has a lot of health benefits as its antioxidants help to eliminate toxins. India is the largest producer and grower (ii)_. India is the leader in consumption, production and export of tea. Indian tea industry has a net foreign exchange of Rs. 1847 crores per annum. There are many varieties of tea found in India from green tea to aromatic tea. There are many processes and procedures (iii). There are mainly two ways of producing tea - Orthodox and CTC. Orthodox method of production consists of five stages. They are withering, rolling, fermentation, drying and storing. Whereas, CTC stands (iv). Tea bags are the best example of this method.
P: of tea in the World
Q: for crush, tear and curl
R: without it is impossible
S: involved in the production of tea
- QSRP
- RPSQ
- PSRQ
- SRPQ
- None of these
Directions: Given below is a body of letter to a friend with four blanks. Fill those blanks with options provided to make it sensible.
Dear Kiran,
Hi! How are you? It has been a long time (1)_. I have been busy with house tests and a project report. I have done very well in my tests. How is your life (2)? I have heard it is very cold in winters there. If you (3) in summer, please visit me. We will have a great time here in Chandigarh. Please let me know.
Fill blank 1.
- for I met you
- since I heard from you
- raining continuously
- night journey
- None of these
Directions: Given below is a body of letter to a friend with three blanks. Fill those blanks with options provided to make it sensible.
Dear Kiran,
Hi! How are you? It has been a long time _(1)__. I have been busy with house tests and a project report. I have done very well in my tests. How is your life (2)? I have heard it is very cold in winters there. If you (3) in summers, please visit me. We will have a great time here in Chandigarh. Please let me know.
Fill blank 2.
- of winter
- of enjoyment
- there in Shimla
- after snowfall
- None of these
Directions: Given below is a body of letter to a friend with three blanks. Fill those blanks with options provided to make it sensible.
Dear Kiran,
Hi! How are you? It has been a long time (1). I have been busy with house tests and a project report. I have done very well in my tests. How is your life (2)? I have heard it is very cold in winters there. If you (3)_ in summers, please visit me. We will have a great time here in Chandigarh. Please let me know.
Fill blank 3.
- get some time
- write in
- appear in exam
- feel cold in summer
- None of these
Directions: A story is given with blanks. Read the story and choose the option that suits it.
A very long time ago, there were no gold or silver coins used for money. Men used to (1) for the things they wanted. Shells were used by North American Indians for money. These shells were called wampum. On a string of skin, these shells were strung. Purple colored clam shells (2) than white shells. A great many years ago, there lived a king named Croesus. He had a gold field in his kingdom. His people used coins to buy their food and clothing. Years ago, coins were made by hand. But now, they are made by machines.
Fill blank (1).
- buy things they had
- trade things they had
- sold things they had
- trading things they had
- None of these
Directions: A story is given with blanks. Read the story and choose the option that suits it.
A very long time ago, there were no gold or silver coins used for money. Men used to (1) for the things they wanted. Shells were used by North American Indians for money. These shells were called wampum. On a string of skin, these shells were strung. Purple colored clam shells (2) than white shells. A great many years ago, there lived a king named Croesus. He had a gold field in his kingdom. His people used coins to buy their food and clothing. Years ago, coins were made by hand. But now, they are made by machines.
Fill blank (2).
- was less valuable
- had more valuable
- has more valuable
- were more valuable
- None of these