DAY 3 – NAPLAN Year 5 Language Convention

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

The moon is up in the sky at nite.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

She likes to drinck coffee in the morning.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

I will meet you at the resturant at 7pm.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

The flowers are prettyier in the springtime.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

I am going to the movies to watch a scarry movie.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

He likes to eat pastys.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

She has a beautifull voice.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

The cake tastes deliciouse.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

I saw a deer in the fores.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

I couldn’t belive how fast the time flew by.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

The wind howeld all night and kept us awake.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

The weather was so hot and humid that we all sweated allot

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

We went to the beech for the day.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

I can’t believe that I got the answare wrong.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

I was so tired that I fel asleep on the couch.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

I am going to the store to buy a new pair of shooes.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

I am so gratefull for all of your help.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

I can’t wait to go on vacasion next month.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

I am going to the park to play with my frinds.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

My favorite colur is blue.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

I went to the stor to buy milk.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

The giraffe has a long neck and leggs.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

My brother is going to the fiar tomorrow.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

I went to the bakkery for some bread.

There is one spelling mistake in each sentence. Write the correct spelling using the given lines.

The biskit was crumbly and delicious.

Which word completes this sentence correctly?

I am going to the store to buy some bread and ________.

A.butter
B. buttered
C.buttering
D.butters

Which word completes this sentence correctly?

The wind was so strong that it blew my ________ away.

A.hat
B.hats
C. hatted
D. hatting

Which word completes this sentence correctly?

I was feeling cold so I put on a ________.

A. jacketed
B. jacketing
C. jacket
D. Jackets

What punctuation is needed to make this a correct sentence?

I love ice cream, don’t you

A.quotation mark
B.a period
C. a question mark
D. an exclamation mark

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

A. I can't believe it's raining again!
B. I can't believe it's raining again?
C.I can't believe it's raining again.
D. I can't believe it's raining again

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

A. I'm going to the store; do you want to come with me?
B. I'm going to the store, do you want to come with me?
C. I'm going to the store do you want to come with me?
D. 'm going to the store! Do you want to come with me?

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

A. "Please bring me a glass of water!"
B. Please bring me a glass of water?"
C. "Please bring me a glass of water;"
D. "Please bring me a glass of water."

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

A. I love ice cream.
B. I love ice cream!
C. I love ice cream?
D. I love ice cream;

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

A. "I love ice cream don't you?"
B. "I love ice cream! Don't you?”
C."I love ice cream, don't you?"
D. "I love ice cream; don't you?"

Which option correctly combines this information into one sentence?

A. The cat is sleeping on the couch. It looks very comfortable.
B. The cat, which looks very comfortable, is sleeping on the couch.
C.The cat is sleeping on the couch, and it looks very comfortable.
D. The cat is sleeping on the couch, it looks very comfortable.

Which option correctly combines this information into one sentence?

A.The flowers are blooming in the garden. They are very beautiful.
B. The flowers are blooming in the garden, and they are very beautiful.
C.The flowers, which are very beautiful, are blooming in the garden.
D.The flowers are blooming in the garden, they are very beautiful.

Which option correctly combines this information into one sentence?

A. The movie was long and boring. I fell asleep.
B. The movie, which I fell asleep, was long and boring.
C. The movie was long and boring, and I fell asleep.
D. The movie was long and boring, I fell asleep.

Which option correctly combines this information into one sentence?

A. The dog barked at the mailman, and it was very loud.
B.The dog barked at the mailman. It was very loud.
C. The dog, which was very loud, barked at the mailman.
D. The dog barked at the mailman, it was very loud.

Which option correctly combines this information into one sentence?

A. The cake was delicious. I ate it all.
B. The cake, which I ate all, was delicious.
C. The cake was delicious, I ate it all.
D. The cake was delicious, and I ate it all.

Which sentence contains an adjective?

A. The cat chased the mouse around the room.
B. The teacher gave us a lot of homework.
C. The weather is hot and sunny today.
D. The flowers are blooming in the garden.

Which sentence contains an adjective?

A. The book is on the shelf.
B. The movie was long and boring.
C. The music was too loud for my taste.
D.The food was served on a large plate.

Which sentence contains an adjective?

A.I am going to the store.
B. The dress is blue and pretty.
C.The dog barked at the mailman.
D.The water was cold and refreshing.

Which sentence contains an adjective?

A. The school is located in the city.
B. The flowers are blooming in the garden.
C.The car is red and shiny.
D. I am going to the store

In the following text, “The toy box is filled with all kinds of toys. Some of them are old, while others are new,” the word “them” refers to:

A. toy box
B. toys
C. old toys
D. new toys

In the following text, “The students had to turn in their homework before class. Most of them finished on time, but a few were still working on it,” the word “them” refers to:

A. students
B. homework
C.finished students
D. still-working students

In the following text, “The dogs in the park were playing fetch with their owners. Some of them were small and fluffy, while others were big and muscular,” the word “them” refers to:

A. owners
B. dogs
C. small and fluffy dogs
D.big and muscular dogs

In the following text, “The shoes in the store were on sale. I tried on several pairs, but none of them fit me,” the word “them” refers to:

A. shoes
B. store
C. sale
D. pairs of shoes

Which sentence is a command?

A. Please pass the salt.
B. Can you please pass the salt?
C. The salt is on the table.
D. The salt tastes good on my food.

Which sentence is a command?

A. The lights are too bright in this room.
B. I always forget to turn off the lights.
C. Turn off the lights when you leave the room.
D. The light switch is on the wall.

Which word can be both singular and plural?

A. cow
B. horse
C. pig
D. sheep

Which word can be both singular and plural?

A. fish
B. whale
C. dolphin
D. octopus

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DAY 3 – NAPLAN Year 5 Language Convention

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