Class 4 practice

Class 4 english questions.

English questions for Class 4, at the level of students aged 9–11, each with its answer and a short explanation. Try each one before opening the answer.

  1. Choose the correct pronoun to complete the sentence: "Sita forgot ____ notebook at home."

    • his
    • her
    • its
    • their
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    Answer: her

    Because Sita is a singular female person, the possessive pronoun "her" correctly refers to her notebook.

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  2. The children ______ playing cricket in the garden right now.

    • are
    • is
    • was
    • has
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    Answer: are

    "Children" is a plural noun, so it requires the plural present-tense verb "are".

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  3. Which word has the same meaning as "huge"?

    • enormous
    • tiny
    • narrow
    • weak
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    Answer: enormous

    Both 'huge' and 'enormous' mean extremely large in size.

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  4. Meera found a group of keys on the table. Which word correctly names a group of keys?

    • bunch
    • pack
    • flock
    • herd
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    Answer: bunch

    The collective noun used for keys or grapes is "bunch". A "pack" is used for wolves or cards.

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  5. Which word in this sentence is an adjective? "Meera ate a sweet mango for lunch."

    • ate
    • sweet
    • mango
    • lunch
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    Answer: sweet

    An adjective describes a noun. Here, the word "sweet" describes the taste of the mango.

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  6. When someone says an exam was a "piece of cake", what do they mean?

    • It was very sweet
    • It was very easy
    • It was very hard
    • It was very short
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    Answer: It was very easy

    The idiom 'a piece of cake' is used to describe something that is very simple to do.

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  7. Fill in the blank.

    Ananya always speaks the ___ (opposite of lie) to her teachers.

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    Answer: truth

    The opposite noun of 'lie' is 'truth'.

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  8. A large group of fish swimming together is called a:

    • pack
    • school
    • herd
    • pride
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    Answer: school

    A collective noun for a group of fish is a 'school' or 'shoal'. 'Pride' is used for lions, and 'pack' for wolves.

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  9. Which option gives the correct plural form of the noun 'knife'?

    • knives
    • knifes
    • knifees
    • knivs
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    Answer: knives

    Nouns ending in '-fe' usually change '-fe' to '-ves' in their plural form, so 'knife' becomes 'knives'.

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  10. The ancient monument in Delhi was built centuries ago. What is the opposite of the word 'ancient'?

    • Old
    • Modern
    • Historic
    • Famous
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    Answer: Modern

    'Ancient' means belonging to the distant past. Its direct antonym is 'modern', meaning new or present-day.

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  11. Identify the adjective in this sentence: Sunita wore a beautiful silk sari to the annual function.

    • beautiful
    • wore
    • sari
    • function
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    Answer: beautiful

    The word 'beautiful' describes the noun 'sari', which makes it an adjective.

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  12. Identify the conjunction in this sentence: Rohan wanted to play cricket, but it started raining heavily.

    • but
    • wanted
    • heavily
    • cricket
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    Answer: but

    Conjunctions join words or clauses together. Here, 'but' connects the two independent ideas in the sentence.

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  13. Meera wanted to go to the park, _____ it started raining heavily outside.

    • but
    • so
    • because
    • or
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    Answer: but

    The conjunction 'but' connects contrasting ideas: Meera's wish to go outside versus the unexpected rain.

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  14. True or false?

    A sentence that expresses a strong sudden feeling is called an imperative sentence.

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    Answer: False

    A sentence expressing strong emotion is an exclamatory sentence. An imperative sentence gives a command or makes a request.

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  15. True or false?

    Adding the prefix 'un-' to the word 'happy' creates its opposite meaning.

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    Answer: True

    The prefix 'un-' means 'not'. Adding it to 'happy' creates 'unhappy', which means not happy.

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  16. True or false?

    In the sentence 'Priya ran quickly,' the word 'quickly' acts as an adjective.

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    Answer: False

    'Quickly' describes the verb 'ran' by telling how the action happened. Therefore, it is an adverb.

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  17. Fill in the blank.

    While Fatima was ___ (read) a storybook, her grandmother called her.

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    Answer: reading

    In the past continuous tense with 'was', we add '-ing' to the base verb 'read'.

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  18. Fill in the blank.

    Kabir ___ (swim) ten full laps across the school pool yesterday morning.

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    Answer: swam

    The simple past tense of the irregular verb 'swim' is 'swam'.

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  19. Which word is the odd one out?

    • Sunlight
    • Football
    • Raincoat
    • Careful
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    Answer: Careful

    Sunlight, football, and raincoat are compound words, while careful is formed using the base word care and a suffix.

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  20. Which past tense verb is the odd one out?

    • Played
    • Jumped
    • Wrote
    • Walked
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    Answer: Wrote

    Wrote is an irregular past tense verb, while played, jumped, and walked are regular verbs ending in -ed.

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