Mathematics Test 1 1. 21 2. 59 3. 3800 4. (c) 300, 90, 2 5.

6. (a) 430 (b) 480 7. (a) 3

5 (b) 2

4

5 8. 66

9. (a) 278 (b) 878 10. (a) < (b) 5

8 11. (c) kilometer 12. 3400

13. 5kg 14. (a) 7:00 (b) 5:30 15. (a) 16 square units (b)

16. (a) $1350 (b) $330 17. (c) 18. (a) 16 (b) 128

19. (a) square (b) 20. (a) slide (b)

A

B M

21. 20 22. (a) C (b) triangular base pyramid (c) A and B (d) C 23. 7 24. (a) 12 (b) 36 25. (a) 25mm (b) July (c) 25mm (d) 120mm

Language Arts Test 1 1.impolite 2.inedible 3.disagree 4.unavailable 5.shore 6.important 7.meeting 8.piece 9.strong 10.untidy/dirty 11.finish/end 12.lazy 13.boring 14.using the water wisely and caring for it properly 15.Water conservation is a job for everyone. 16. (a) 3 percent (b) 1 percent 17. Free response 18. Free response 19. It is encouraging kids to be active and move. 20.Ministry of Health in collaboration with the Ministry of Education. 21.children 5-17years 22.Free response (swimming, riding, running etc) 23.Emperor 24. close? 25. us. 26.Caroni, 27.Jones’ 28.now! 29.said Luis, “I will 30.conjunction 31.preposition 32.adjective 33.noun 34.adverb 35.want 36.written 37.have 38.crept 39.planted

Mathematics Test 2 1.(a) twenty-three thousand four hundred and nine (b) four hundred and three thousand two hundred and thirty-six (c) one million, thirty-nine thousand, three hundred and eighty (d) seven hundred thousand and

••••• •••• ••• •• •

twenty 2. (a) 422,361 (b)1,058,604 (c)70,007 (d)2,421,501 (e)500,970 3.(a) 30,000 (b)900 (c)20 (d)6,000,000 4. 4 5.(a)9641 (b)4169 (c) 8172 6. 5 7. 7050 8.Josh 9. 39,300 10.4770 11. 166 12. 1035 13. 24 14. 7:00 or 7 o’clock 15.cube

16. 17.

Language Arts Test 2 A.1.cousin/Maraval 2.car/road 3.book/The Magician 4.Mrs. Howard/ teacher 5.office/Monday B.1.herd 2.fleet 3.bunch 4.gaggle 5.bouquet C.1.peace 2.childhood 3.bravery 4.patience 5.behaviour D.1.absorbtion 2.made 3.marriage E.1.straightened 2.private 3.fake F.1.disappeared 2.principal 3.drawers 4.funeral G.1. “Go away!” 2.When will you return my pencil? 3. Our school holiday will begin in June. 4.Marcus Javis, the new boy in class, is my cousin. H.1.Mould is a growth produced on damp or decaying matter. 2. The fungi family 3. Mould can grow on the inside of the bread. 4. Avoid bread with mould on it. 5. Keep the bread in the refrigerator(freeze it).

Mathematics Test 3 1.(a) 42,583 (b) 504, 750 (c) 1, 035,309 2.(a) (3 x 100 000) + (4 x 10 000) + (5 x 1000) + (1 x 100) + (6 x 10) + (4 x 1) (b) (5 x 10 000) + (9 x 100) + (6 x 1) (c) (8 x 1 000 000) + (3 x 100 000) + (6 x 10 000) + (7 x 1000) + (8 x 100) + (2 x 10) 3.(a) 800 (b) 80 000 4.(a) twenty-five thousand and forty-six (b) three hundred and five thousand, two hundred and forty-three 5.(a)850 (b)9760 6.(a) 9300 (b)6000 7.(a) 8000 (b)244 000 8. 238 9. 300,065 10. Cylinder 11. 12. (a) 500cm (b)3000m 13. 770 14. 4439

Language Arts Test 3 A.1. bevy-collective/ girls-common 2.lawyer-common/ file –common/ Juliet-Proper 3.fragrance-abstract/ roses-common B.1.masculine 2.masculine 3.feminine 4.feminine 5.neuter 6.common C.1.mosquitoes 2. Knives 3.sides 4.oxen 5.media 6.countries 7.equipment 8.spoonfuls D.1.loyalty 2. division 3.behaviour 4.obedience 5.youth E.1.present 2.lend 3.stale F.1.hung 2.resuming 3.given G.1.Saturday 2.their 3.check 4.hospital H.1.When will Mr. Draton be coming back? 2.The dogs’ collars were removed before they

were returned to the kennels. 3. “I saved my money to buy my balls,” said Peter. 4.We didn’t like the movie we saw last night. I.1.Housekeeper 2.one-two years working with young children./ Reference from last job. 3.Free response 4. $2500 5.(a) Mrs. Robinson (b)15 Pellson Drive, Arima

Mathematics Test 4 1.(a) 26 537 (b)8900 2.(a) 34 (b)171 (c) 61 (d) 587 3. (a) 7977 (b)15157 4. 69 5. 518 6. 160 7. 3108 8. (a) 8431 (b) 4138 9.(a) 64 (b)240 (c) 29 10. (a) 652 (b) 642 (c)1857 11. Triangular-base

prism 12. 1:30 or half past one 𝟏𝟑.2

3 14. 500cm

Language Arts Test 4

A.1.ropes 2.benches 3.mangoes 4.pianos 5.foxes 6.donkeys 7.salaries 8.elves 9.leaves 10.chefs 11.geese 12.god-mothers 13.luggage 14.scissors 15.larvae B.1. The furniture were delivered from the stores to the offices. 2.The loaves of bread were bought at the bakeries. 3.The cries of the geese could be heard from the rooms. C.1.verb 2.noun 3.adjective D.1.easy/simple 2.start/begin 3.peaceful/quiet E.1.team 2.Several 3.before 4.information F.1.What a beautiful day! 2.The two heroes, Bob and George, were honoured by the president. 3.Kent, Lara and Mickey were on the bus. 4.Who made the cake for the school concert? G.1.father/husband 2. 4 o’ clock 3. Two children 4.He loves his family- line 10. 5.He gets love.

Mathematics Test 5 1.(a) 192 (b) 1092 (c) 18960 (d)$3960.25 2.(a) 162 (b)$5670 (c)$8910 (d)$3240 3. 6075 4. 106 5. 1000 6.336 litres 7. 2097 8. 2,562,021 9.5000 10. 5108 11. 500 000 12. 1 13. (4 x 10 000) + (8 x 1000) + (7 x 100) + (2 x 10) + (1 x 1) 14. 37

Language Arts Test 5 A.1.grazed 2.wanted 3.is going 4.was caught B.1.rain 2.Jamie 3.house 4.teacher C.1.drinks 2.solved 3.arriving 4.stole D.1.verb 2.noun 3.noun 4.pronoun 5.verb E.1.brave 2.see 3.area F.1.speech 2.solution 3.magician G.1.waited 2.cheated 3.wedding 4.unavailable H.1.Whenever we visit the Buccoo Reef, we take many pictures. 2.You shouldn’t leave your trash on the ground. 3.Julie, Harry and Sam’s brother came to visit me. 4. “Call me immediately after the exam!” commanded

the girl’s father. I.1.Chapter 3 2. 4pages 3.Chapter 4 4. Page 31 5.Pest and Diseases 6.Chapter 6

Mathematics Test 6 1. (a) 12 (b) 101 (c) 152 R 2 (d) 27 R 10 2. 34 3. 53 4. 21 5. 62 6. 87 7. 50 8.(a) 8 (b) 9 (c)51 (d)90 9. Forty thousand, three hundred and fifty 10. 56 11. 2892 12. 12 000 13. 24, 29 14. 72, 035 15. (a) 255 (b) 17 16. Cylinder

Language Arts Test 6 A.1.she/them 2.I 3.whom/he 4.We B.1. It/her 2.They/ them 3.She/it/her 4.It C.1. I 2. They 3.We 4.me 5.me D.1.depth 2.weight 3.distraction 4.bravery 5.happiness E.1.hurt 2.repaired/fixed 3.important F.1.swinging 2.prediction 3.behaviour G.1.vendors 2.visitors 3.miserable 4.forty H.1. “Do not touch that!” exclaimed the girl. 2.Won’t he be late if he walks slowly? 3.Jonas’mother gave him a new shirt, a belt and a pair of socks. 4.The capital of Trinidad is Port of Spain. I.1. three days 2.Saturday 29th 3.Friday 28th 4.(a) Sunday 30th (b) seas will be calm and it is expected to be sunny. 5.Friday 28th

Mathematics Test 7 1.(a) 500cm (b) 450cm 2.(a) 9m (b) 2 ½ m 3.(a) 4000m (b) 3500m 4. (a) 8cm (b) 34cm 5.(a) 2km (b)7 ½ km 6.(a) 150mm (b)45mm 7. 150cm 8. (c)kilometre 9.(d)millimetre 10.3200m 11.(a)Marsha

(b)235cm 12. 1km 13. 14. 15. 360 007 16. 41 17. 288 18. 65, 55

Language Arts Test 7 A.1.friendly/new 2.These 3.glass/fresh 4.noisy B.1.The delicious meal was placed on the table. 2.My mother bought a new dress for my birthday. 3.The ferocious dog barked at the strange men. C.wet/wetter/wettest happy/happier/happiest wise/wiser/wisest cautious/more cautious/most cautious good/better/best little/less/least bad/worse/worst D.1.strong 2.strength 3.They 4.tumbled E.1.poured 2.stationery 3.pealed F.1.metalic 2.generousity 3.studious G.1.journey 2.too(close) 3.searched 4.plane 5.successful H.1.The boys on the team are Bobby, Aaron and Devon. 2. “Bring the pliers for me,” said the man to his son. 3. I’ll be right back with Gina’s mother. 4.Have you read the

book, The Sea Dynasty? I.1.Their parents had gone to a function. 2.watching television 3.The strange man got in through the door. 4. They climbed through a window. 5.Free response

Mathematics Test 8 1.(a) 9 (b) 36 (c) 100 (d)225 2. (a) 2 (b) 14 (c) 7 (d) 25 3. 65 4. 12 5. 10 6. 5 7. 25, 36 8. 121 9. 5000m 10. (a) 3915 (b)19575 11. (a) 102 (b) 1 more 12.one million, two hundred and thirty thousand and fifty-seven 13. 4600 14.(a) 4389 (b)2611 15. 8

Language Arts Test 8 A.1.who 2.whom 3.whose 4.that B.1.This is the boy whom I met at the store. 2.This is the watch that/which my father gave to me. 3.The doctor helped the woman who was in a serious accident. C.1.enjoying 2.carried 3.struck 4.praised 5.coming D.1.altar 2.aisle 3.cheque 4.patients E.1.restoration 2.wisdom 3.mischievous F.1.noisy 2.several 3.odour 4.speek 5.friend G.1.The new manager, Jason Davis, will be making changes to the staff. 2. “Stop!” shouted the police. 3.Oh no! He fell in the pond. 4.Didn’t you see the bell on Mr. James’ door? H.1.Taking a bath 2.playing games 3.News and Bedtime 4.Sam 5.Games

Mathematics Test 9

1. 3

5 2.

3

4 3.

1

4 4. (a)improper (b)mixed (c) proper 5. (𝒂)

25

6 (𝒃)

20

3

𝟔. (𝒂)41

2 (𝒃)3

3

4 7.fifteen 8.(a) 12 (b) 5 9. (a) > (b) < (c) > (d) =

10. 1

5

1

3 2

5

1

2 11.(a) 7 (b) 1 12. 90 000 13. 35 14. 2209 15. 490

16. 203 17. (a) Jessica (b) 228

Language Arts Test 9 A.1.birds 2.parents 3.Jill, Mira and Tori 4.cat B.1.has a book in her hand 2.gave me a gift 3.is asleep in the crib 4.fell onto the floor and broke C.1. the car 2.the cookies 3.the crops 4.her legs D.1.to the clinic 2.into the bushes 3.out to the dump E.1.il 2.un 3.il 4.dis F.1.maintenance 2.production 3.purity G.1.wrote 2.occasion 3.hair 4.aisle H.1.He wasn’t selected to go on the trip. 2. “How will you get there?” asked mother. 3.How beautiful it is! 4.Nathalie Cole, Kerry’s sister, was not on the plane that crashed. I.1. a week of action to bring an end to domestic violence. 2.five days (one week) 3.National Network to End Domestic Violence. 4.Thursday 5.Donate to NNEDV at one of their booths.

Mathematics Test 10

1.(𝒂)4

5 (𝒃)

1

2 (𝒄)6

3

5 (𝒅) 2

5

9 2. 1

5

12 𝟑.

1

8 𝟒. 6

5

6 𝟓. 7

1

2 𝟔. 2

3

10

𝟕. 42

3 𝟖. (𝒂)8 𝑠𝑙𝑖𝑐𝑒𝑠 (𝒃)

1

8 𝟗. (𝒂)5

3

4 𝑘𝑚 (𝒃)

3

4𝑘𝑚 𝟏𝟎.

3

10 11. 23

12.(a) 882 (b) 1029 13. 127 14. 98521 15. 4 16. (a)300cm (b)5000m (c)2 ½ cm (d) 7 ½ m

Language Arts Test 10 A.1.play 2.works 3.are 4.have 5.earns B.1.Neither Usher nor his brothers are going to school. 2.One of the girls was given a doll. 3. The flock of birds was flying above the trees. 4.Either of the girls has the opportunity to word during the holidays. C.1.noun 2.adjective 3.verb 4.pronoun 5.noun D.1.frightened/scare 2.consent/go-ahead/approval 3.odd/strange E.1.destruction 2.glorified 3.picturesque F.1.joking 2.morning 3.cousin 4.concert G.1.This apple, the last one in the bowl, was for the teacher. 2. “When we get to the office, we will call your teacher,” said Julie. 3.The house, the car and the land all belong to me. 4. “Get out now!” said Liam. H.1.(a) more than 8000 (b)Nepal 2.May 12th 3. 12000 homes were toppled, 2000 people injured and 700 people died. 4. Three earthquakes 5. in Ludian County, in the city of Zhao

tong in the southwest Yunnan province.

Mathematics Test 11 1. 69 2. 67 3. 240 4. 64 5. 22 6. 23 7. 145 8. (a)216 (b) 70

9. 78 𝟏𝟎. 11

8 𝟏𝟏.

33

8 12. 8 13. 2

1

2 14. 300,023 15. 1000 16.

80mm 17. 34 18. 110 19. 10 bags

Language Arts Test 11 A.1.was given 2.pushed 3.sang 4.trimmed/threw 5.Are going B.1.to wash 2.to ring 3.to catch 4.to show C.1.gave-transitive 2.jumped-intransitive 3.went- intransitive 4.donated-transitive 5.bought-transitive D.1.has 2.were 3.have 4.was 5.is E.1.permit 2.live 3.include 4.beautify 5.breathe 6.grow F.1.small/petty/unimportant 2.hard-working/busy 3.destroyed/removed G.1.width 2.defence 3.originated H.1.allowed 2.tomatoes 3.hospital 4.gathered I.1.Whenever we visit Canada, we take our grandmother. 2.The boy lost his bookbag, his wallet and his cell-phone. 3. “Where did you put the tickets Hailey?” asked her sister. 4.The colours on Macy’s jersey are red, white and black. J.1.Wednesday 2. Twenty-one 3.Sunday 4.5th January 5.(a) Thursday 1st, January (b) New Years Day

Mathematics Test 12

1. 71 2. (a) 8 (b) 24 (c) 1

4 3.(a) Toyota = IIII IIII Ford= 11 Sunny = 16

Mitsubishi = IIII II and 7 (b) 9 (c)9

50 4.(a) 121cm-140cm (b) 25 (c)

1

5

5.(a) Bill (b)50 (c) 2 (d) ½ 6. 51

2 𝟕. 4

3

7 8. 6 9. 13478 10. 36000

11.three hundred and twenty thousand and four. 12. 53

8

Language Arts Test 12

A.1.brushed 2.drank 3.carried 4.skipped 5.dived 6.went 7.forgot 8.cut B.1.seen 2.growing 3.fed 4.born 5.blinks C.1.Onella had fallen into the puddle of water. 2.I had forgotten that tomorrow was a holiday. 3.Smoke was seen coming from the house next door. D.1.had been painting 2.will have been taking 3.has been picking 4.had been reading E.1.adjective 2.conjunction 3.preposition 4.noun F.1.surprised/ stunned/shocked 2.kept 3.walked/roamed/strolled G.1.strength 2.joyous 3.preservation H.1.usual 2.There 3.check 4.paw I.1.Why was my purse in the bathroom? 2.Hurray! We won the game. 3.I would like a banana, a cheese sandwich and an orange juice. 4.Mr. Lester Nelly and Mrs. Valery Pine are the new managers. J.1. The Magnificent Seven

is a group of mansions. 2. 1904 3.Hayes Court 4. They reflect the

diverse historical heritage of the twin island. 5. Killarney 6. The timber

floor and the roof structure are in need of immediate rehabilitation.

Mathematics Test 13 1.(a) acute (b) right angle 2.(a)55˚ (b) 65˚ (c) 82˚ 3. 150˚ 4.(a)

equilateral (b) scalene (c) Isosceles 𝟓. 5

8 6. 2

19

20 7. 46 8. 9

7

15

9.567,000 10. 5470 11. 426 12. 172 𝟏𝟑.11

5 14. 1:50 15. 382

16. 114 17. One million, three hundred and forty-nine thousand, eight hundred and twenty-one.

Language Arts Test 13 A.1.active 2.passive 3.active 4.passive B.1.The leaves are swept from the yard by Mark. 2.A song is sung by the girls. 3.The car was sold by Gerald to his cousin. 4.The water will be brought by Flora. 5.The meal has been cooked by the chef. 6.The homework has been done by the boy. 7.The music on the radio is being listened to by us. 8.A sandwich was being eaten by the lady. C.1.Paul wears the watch. 2.We opened the gifts 3.We will run the race. 4.Earl has cut the wire. 5.Howard had sent the money. 6.Edward is repairing the machine. 7.The woman was mopping the room. D.1.She does not have a new dress. 2.My mother will not

take us to the show. 3.She did not sing well for the concert. E.1.I did not have any money for food. 2.The men did not want any help with the cleaning. 3.Usher hardly visits his grandparents. F.1.left 2.made-up/unreal 3.most G.1.generousity 2.impurities 3.disobedience H.1.common 2.conceal 3.eager 4.unlawful I.1.Rene, go to your room now! 2.The Scarlet Ibis, one of our national birds, can be found in the Caroni Swamp. 3.Where did Mr. Bharat put the papers? J.1. pain 2. His feet, leg and knee 3.It is becoming too difficult for him to move his leg. 4.line 11 5.(a)call the doctor (b)because nothing he tried was working to stop the pain.

Mathematics Test 14 1.(a)cylinder (b)cube (c)square-based pyramid (d)cone (e)cuboid (f) triangular based prism 2.triangular-based pyramid 3.

4.

5. 6. 4 7.three hundred thousand and thirty-two 8. 47 000 9.(a)4000m (b)4 ½ m (c) 8cm (d) 2 ½ km 10. 90˚ 11.Isosceles

12. 24001 13. 82

5 𝟏𝟒. 9

1

6 15. 2605 16. 6318 17. 46 18. $2027

Language Arts Test 14

A.1.Mr. Brown’s bakery 2.Todd’s case 3.The farmers’ goats

B.1.principal’s 2.men’s 3.teams’ C.1.isn’t 2.needn’t 3.mustn’t

4.she’d 5.you’re 6.I’ve D.1.kindness 2.exhaustion 3.sale 4.zeal

Name of solid No. of flat faces

No. of curve faces

No. of edges No. of vertices

Cube 6

0 12 8

Cylinder 2

1 2 0

Cuboid 6

0 12 8

Triangular base prism

5 0 9 6

Square base pyramid

5 0 8 5

Triangular base pyramid

4 0 6 4

Cone 1

1 1 1

5.width 6.behaviour E.1.preposition 2.verb 3.adjective 4.verb

5.noun 6.pronoun F.1.rewarded 2.fixed 3.fallen 4.broken 5.enjoying

G.1.outside 2.fit/house/make room for 3.decorated H.1.endangered

2.horrible/horrifying 3.unsuccessful I.1.valuable 2.defense

3.refrigerator 4.piece J.1. “The gift is in the box,” daddy said to mummy.

2.The office moved to Kate Street, Marabella. 3.She’s the last person to

get to the finish line. 4. Oh no! Lisa hurt her hand. K.1.The process

where rock is disolved, worn away or broken down into smaller pieces.

2.(a)three (b)organic/mechanical/chemical 3.Frost action or frost

shattering – Water gets into cracks and joints, when it freezes it expands

opening up the cracks and pieces of the rocks split and fall off. 4.Erosion

takes place. 5. when rocks and sediments are picked up and moved to

another place by ice, water, wind or gravity.

Mathematics Test 15

1.3

5 𝟐. 25 𝟑. 3 𝟒. 5 𝟓. 90𝑐𝑚 𝟔. 24 𝟕. 10 𝟖.

1

10 𝟗.

2

3 𝟏𝟎. 2

11. 32

5 𝟏𝟐. 24 𝟏𝟑. (𝒂) = (𝒃) > (𝒄) < (𝒅) < 𝟏𝟒. (𝒂)

1

2,

1

4,

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1

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(𝒃)3

4,2

3,3

5 𝟏𝟓. 8 𝟏𝟔. 5

5

6 𝟏𝟕. 4

11

15 𝟏𝟖. 96 𝟏𝟗.

3

4

Language Arts Test 15

A.1.slowly 2.skilfully 3.angrily 4.continuously B.1.Abby ate her lunch hurriedly. 2.The students worked noisily on their assignments. 3.The dancers performed gracefully on stage. C.1.Julia slept soundly in the room because she was very tired. 2.I patiently for my aunt who was arriving from London. 3.Fiona walked home quickly from school because she did not want to be late. D.1.comfortably 2.cheerfully 3.sincerely 4.luxuriously 5.remarkably 6.forcefully E.1.fastest 2.worst 3.more uncontrollably 4.most melodiously F.1.adverb 2.noun 3.noun 4.adjective G.1.difficult/hard 2.special/one of a kind 3.bothering H.1.depth 2.division 3.circular I.1.Thanks 2.pleased 3.welcomed 4.serious J.1. “Would you come with me?” the boy asked his brother. 2. The snake, the lizard and the frog are all cold-blooded animals. 3.Charles’ family will be at his party on Sunday. 4.The new teacher, the one from Debe, will start work today. K.1.cognitive/mental or motor skills 2.soccer, baseball, softball, basketball, flag football 3.a special skill and how to work as a team 4.Free response 5.Free response

Mathematics Test 16 1. 144cm2 2. 529cm2 3. (a) 35cm (b)46cm 4. 12cm 5. 84cm2 6. 12cm2 7. 28cm 8. (a) 5208m2 (b) 1460m (c) 1km 460m 9. 70˚

10. 2 𝟏𝟏. 15

9 𝟏𝟐. 9

5

6 𝟏𝟑. 11

5

9 14. 5m 56cm 15. 9000 16. 516

17. 89 18.equilateral 19. 13468 20. 43, 300 `

Language Arts Test 16 A.1.after 2.Although 3.wherever 4.whenever B.1.Neither/nor 2.unless 3.Either/or 4.but 5.Both/and C.1.Jonas was satisfied when/because he got excellent test result. 2.I will not come unless I am invited. 3.The old man was rushed to the hospital because he was ill. D.1.collective 2.common 3.abstract 4.Proper 5.collective E.1.dry 2.talents 3.surprised 4.great/excellent/good F.1.hanged 2.forgiven 3.receipt 4.widened G.1.choir 2.Wednesday 3.some 4.ambulance H.1.Sir Ellis Clarke was our first president. 2.The boys played, swam and told stories at the camp. 3. “Wait! I am not ready yet,”said the little boy. 4.Mrs. Smith’s shop will be closed today. 5. The principal said, “I will speak to the children during assembly.” I.1.The tropical rain forest is a forest of tall trees in a region of year-round warmth. 2. 50 – 260 inches of rain per year 3.less than 6% of the earth’s surface 4.(a)Curare and quinine (b)Curare is used as an anesthetic and to relax muscles during surgery and Quinine is used to treat malaria. 5. To produce oxygen for life on earth.

Mathematics Test 17

1.(a) (2 𝑥 10) + (4 𝑥 1) + (8 𝑥1

10) + (5𝑥

1

100) (𝒃)(1 𝑥 1) + (7 𝑥

1

10) +

(9 𝑥1

100) + (2 𝑥

1

1000 2. (𝒂)

1

4 (𝑏) 1

1

2 (𝒄)

3

8 (𝒅) 4

3

5 3.(a) 0.4

(b) 0.7 4. 1

5 5. (a) 8.7 (b)14.3 6. 0.254, 0.425, 0.524, 0.54 7. 34.843

8.15.88 9.$11.85 10. 3.075 11. (a) 345 (b) 784 (c) 1300 12. 225 13. 1.2 14. 540m 15. 97 16. One million, three hundred and forty

thousand and fifty-eight 17. 80 𝟏𝟖. 57

10 𝟏𝟗. 2

11

12 𝟐𝟎.

1

4

21. Triangular-based prism 22. 72cm2 23. 12cm 24. 7cm 25. 52˚

Language Arts Test 17 A.1.off 2.into 3.around 4.after 5.along B.1.in 2.to 3.through 4.with 5.among C.1.Wow! 2.Shh! 3.Fire! Fire! D.1.bags 2.brushes 3.mosquitoes 4.photos 5.gases 6. Keys 7. Diaries 8.chiefs 9.roofs 10.furniture 11.mice 12.measles 13.dregs 14.halves 15.pupae E.1.harmless 2.urban/city 3.immortal 4.latter/present F.1.proof

2.jointly 3.mischievous 4.knowledgeable G.1.garden 2.both 3.thief 4.yesterday H.1.The girl said, “The cake will be finished in a few minutes.” 2.Neil will be arriving from Jamaica on Monday. 3.Please pack the following for the trip: bandages, antiseptic and gauze. 4.Can you take Bob’s lunch to him at work? 5.The workers’ salaries were being prepared by their boss’ secretary. I.1.Cakes and Pastries catering service 2.seven locations 3.email –rmoc@gmail.com or call Susan at 211-0090 4.Susan 5.Free response 6.Rianna’s made to order Cakes and Pastries

Mathematics Test 18

1. 10:12 2. 6:45 3. 4. 7hours 10mins 5. 180mins 6. 14wks 2days 7. 1hr 33mins 8. 125km 9. 2 ½ hrs 10. 50km/hr

11. 3km 12. 4

5 13. 2368 14. 12 15. 1

1

5 16. 42 17. 1

3

8

18. Isosceles 19. 240˚ 20. 110 21. 5.65 22. 2.1 23.cone 24. 12cm

Language Arts Test 18 A.1.Arlene said, “Mrs. Thomas is leaving the house.” 2.V.S. Naipaul is a famous West Indian author. 3.Where will you be when I get back? 4.What a lovely garden! 5.Clara, my best friend, has very long hair. 6.My aunt is sixty-two years old. 7.Meet me at exactly 9:45 tonight. B.1.The passengers’ luggage were lost at the airports. 2.The roofs of the houses were destroyed by the storms. The mice could not be caught with the traps. C.1.gone 2.awake 3.felt 4.meet D.1.adjective 2.noun 3.conjunction 4.verb 5.pronoun E.1.poor/needy 2.dangerous 3.quiet/silent 4.friendly F.1.assisting 2.broken 3.solution 4.prediction G.1.disappeared 2.leisure 3.through 4.great H.1. “The police was calling here today,” the woman said to us. 2. When I turned off thelights, Frederick sneaked out the house. 3. That’s a lie! 4.My mother-in-law will visit soon. I.1.Boil sugar and water to make a light syrup. 2.The coconut should be grated/shredded after brown husk is removed. 3.After the coconut mixture is heated and beaten for 3-5minutes. (After step 3) 4.granulated sugar and fine shredded coconut 5.Optional means you can choose whether you want to use the particular ingredient or not.

Mathematics Test 19

1.(a) 40% (b) 75% 2. (𝒂)7

20 (𝒃)

1

5 3.(a) 39% (b) 240% 4.(a) 0.125

(b) 0.15 5. 60 % 6. 40 7. 250m 8. 75% 9.(a) $80 (b) $40 (c)$48 10. (a) 120 (b) 30 11. 40% 12.(a) $60 (b) $240 13. (a) $180 (b)$1380 14.(a) $1000 (b) 25% 15.(a)$3000 (b)$9000 16. $74 17. Loss = $8 18. $162

Language Arts Test 19 A.1.Reported 2.Direct 3.Reported B.1.Keston said that Adam was shaking the chair. 2.The principal said that the boys would stay inside during the lunch period. 3. The boy said that he wanted to go to school. 4.Cedric said that mummy had cooked all day the previous day. 5.Ann said that she would clean her room the following day. 6.The teacher said that there are seven days in the week. C.1.Henry said, “I am fixing my car.” 2.The farmers said, “The birds have eaten all the seeds.” 3.The man said, “My dog has been barking/had been barking all morning.” 4.Ronald said, I will have to miss the concert.” 5. Dana asked me, “Will you wait for me until I am done?” D.1.who 2.whose 3.whom E.1.destroyed 2.happy 3.merciful 4.started/began F.1.interpreter 2.supplies 3.tribal 4.disbelief G.1.mistake 2.sensitive 3.loose 4.dangerous H.1. We need to buy the list of things: toothpaste, eggs, milk and bottled water. 2.The lady’s cafeteria will not open today. 3.We’ve had a series of robberies on Baily Street. 4. “Can you call the office and let them know I will be there soon?” Daddy asked his secretary. I.1. Adolescence is the years from puberty to adulthood. 2. Three stages 3.Free response 4.Listen without dominating/ be constant and consistent/set limits 5.Adolescents need limits.

Mathematics Test 20 1.(a) $2000 (b) $1200 (c)$1600 2.(a) 2500g (b) 6000g 3.(a) 10 -12yrs (b) 33children (c) ¼ 4.

A

M

5.

6. turn/rotation 7.square-based pyramid 8. 32910 9. 20 𝟏𝟎. 71

8

11. (a) 82 (b) 83 12.1

100 13. 28cm 𝟏𝟒. 2

3

5 15. 7 more 16. 8:20am

17.4

5,

3

4,

1

2,

3

10 18.(a) 9cm (b)(i) 54cm (ii) 162 19. 16 20. $340

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5, 0.2, 20% (𝒃)

3

4, 0.75, 75% (𝒄)

9

10, 0.9, 90% 22. $1920 23.

Profit = $90 24. 111.1

Language Arts Test 20 A.1.noun 2.adjective 3.preposition 4.conjunction 5.interjection B.1.is 2.was 3.does 4.has 5.was C.1.he 2.whom 3.whose 4.he D.1.faster 2.more cautiously 3.sooner E.1.robbed 2.bitten 3.forgot 4.cut F.1.tasty 2.try 3.destruction G.1.hungrily 2.appearance 3.severely 4.malicious H.1.attracted 2.emergency 3.debris 4.Neither I.1. “Close the door after you leave,” said Mrs. Dash. 2.The janitor, Mr. Johnson, will retire nest week. 3.Haven’t you seen the news? 4. “Stop it!” yelled the boy. J.1.It is shutting down 2.A mechanic 3.(a)Insects (b)plants 4. The poet is ill/has the flu 5.The doctor in the first verse is to fix cars/ in the second verse is to treat plants/in the third verse is the treat people.

Mathematics Test 21 1. 0.6 2. 403, 208 3. 9816 4. 75% 5. 161 6.74.75 7. 3450g 8. 4:25 9. 20 10. Y = 6 11. 28cm 12. 332 13. 12 14. $300 15. m

16.pumpkin 17.c , a, b 18. Triangular-based prism 19.

20. o 21. 26 22. (a) 60 (b) 30 23. 2

3 24. 39, 46

25.(a) 11880 (b) 9 (c) 14256 26.(a) 168 (b)14 27. 42

5 28. 3 games

29.(a) $120 (b) $360 30. 60˚

Language Arts Test 21 Section One 1.common 2.neuter 3.feminine 4.common 5.his 6.us 7.himself 8.drinks 9.eating 10.plays 11.peaceful/steel 12.school 13.corn 14.yesterday 15.everywhere 16.who 17.that/which 18.whom 19.Mark drank the juice from the glass. 20.Jade gave a gift to Lucille. 21.The assignments were corrected by my teacher. 22.Terrance’s shoes was polished by Billy. Section Two 23.worried/distressed/alarmed 24.tired 25.remarkable/great 26.sensibly 27.individually 28.health 29.impolite 30.comfortable 31.Why didn’t you call the police? 32. “Wait for me after school,” said Fred. 33.St. Martin is a beautiful island. 34.We parked the car on Jasper Street, Gasparillo. 35.The Scarlet Ibis, one of our national birds, lives in the Caroni Swamp. Section Three 36. A hurricane is an intense tropical storm with powerful winds and heavy rain. 37.Any three facts listed in the passage 38.(a) cyclone/typhoon/ tropical storm (b) The different names would indicate where the storm took place. 39. The warm water 40.A hurricane can be tracked using weather satellites and weather radars. 41.around the eye of the hurricane 42.teddy bears 43.his mummy 44.cute/furry/cuddly/soft/squishy/big 45.She died. 46.Wednesday 47. Mother’s Day /Indian Arrival day 48. 22

Mathematics Test 22

1. 1298 2. 204 3. 32.6 𝟒.3

5 5.

35

8 6. 25 7. 90 8. 10

9. 14 10. 64cm 11. 6 pears 12. 12cm 13. 2 ½ hrs 14. Stall A 15. ½ litre 16. 3800 17. 8 18.

X

Y

19.square-based pyramid 20. 21. 3litres 22. 34˚ 23. 14 24. 11:35am 25.(a) 168m2 (b) 90m2 (c) 78m2 26. 2 of each 27. (a) $15.00 (b) $65.00 28. (a) a˚ = 50˚ c˚ = 115˚ (b) Isosceles 29. $3600 30. Pen = $5.00 Pencil = $2.00 each Eraser = 2 VAT = $3.00

Total with VAT = $23.00 Language Arts Test 22

Section One 1.bravery/soldier/president 2.pizza/salad/lunch/morning 3.Gina/protrait/ mother 4.fleet 5.gang 6.nest 7.who 8.whose 9.whom 10.fed 11.closing 12.The workers loaded the trucks on the port. 13.The nurse gave the medication to the girl. 14.made –transitive 15.was sent-intransitive 16.strong/clean 17.her/new/tenth 18.brilliantly 19.well 20.along 21.against 22.into Section Two 23.increased 24.rare 25.reflecting 26.colourful 27.bare 28.Neither 29.interesting 30.week 31.Have you been to the new mall? 32.My sister said, “I am not going to school today.” 33.Oh yes! We won the game. 34.I gave Sharie a book, a new skirt and a bouquet of flowers. 35.Mr. Luke Sammy, the new principal, is my uncle. Section Three 36.they die or find a new home to live 37.land developers, ranchers, plantation owners and loggers 38.wood for timber and making fires/ land to build houses and grazing cattle/pulp for paper/to extract minerals. 39.Drought 40.Carbon monoxide 41.computer 42.When the machine cannot be repaired, it is thrown away. 43.Free response 44.children using forbidden sites 45. They get viruses 46.Bee Gentle Hand Wash 47. Men, women and children 48.organic orange/avocado oil 49.cleans and reduces irritation 50.grubbiest

Mathematics Test 23 1. four hundred and twenty thousand and fifty-eight 2. 651 3. 36 4. 3 5. 2 6. 130.1 7. 39.4 8. ¼ 9.$169 10. 366g 11. cm

12. 6:17am 13. 12 14. 9cm 15. 16. Cylinder 17. 82 18. 87643 19. Equilateral 20. 96cm2 21.(a) 90 (b) 36 22. 148 23.(a) $200 (b) $1000 24.(a)$25.75 (b) $14.25 25.(a)Profit = $150

(b) 30% 26. $21 27. 54 𝟐𝟖. 101

2 29.(a) Ken and Harry (b) 135

30. $1200

Language Arts Test 23 Section One 1.galaxy 2.bevy 3.himself 4.themselves 5.ourselves 6. The poem was recited by the children. 7.Lunch will be prepared by my mother. 8.The

lady sews the dresses 9.The man cuts the tree. 10.promised 11.leaving 12.given 13.frightened/his 14.empty/unnecessary 15.some/final 16.seldom 17.usually 18.not/there 19.until 20.as Section Two 21.behaviour 22.found 23.show/display 24.separation 25.enjoying 26.encougage 27.pleasure 28.selected 29.manager 30.beach 31.Susan bought the following items at the market: oranges, apples, pears and mangoes. 32. “Leave your completed work on the table,” instructed Mr. Benny. 33.How I love to sing! 34.The green bicycle belongs to Kent, Brown’s brother. 35.My aunt lives on Yellow Lane, North Branch Road, Glendale. Section Three 36. Billy 37.Petra 38.diabetes 39. the best treatment for diabetes is

having friends, parents, doctors, and even strangers supporting you. 40.giving him his shot/checking his blood sugar/seeing that he keeps his diet. 41.a cure/more sugar free food that is cheap and taste good. 42.Her friends are no longer her friends 43.Free response 44.reach out to them to talk it out. 45.hurt you/crush and break a person’s soul/anger you/feel bad about yourself(make you feel old) 46.tell someone, spread peace, love and joy and be positive. 47.NO-line 8 48.(a) 13% Liquid Pool Chlorine (b) for control of bacteria and algae in pools and spas 49.Keep out of reach of children 50. 25litres

Mathematics Test 24

1. 40 359 2. 0.65 3. ½ 4.35

4 5. 10 6. 20 7. 1litre 𝟖.

7

100 9. 36

10. 8:20 11. (b) (74 x 40) + (74 x5) 12. 252 13. 128 14. Kate 15.East 16. 288cm3 17. Obtuse 18. 48cm2 19. 6cm 20. 200 21. 0.35/0.65

22. (a) 64cm2 (b) 10cm 23. (𝒂)2

5 (b) 60% 24. (a) 4725 (b) 945 (c)3780

25.(a) cube (b) cylinder (c) square-based pyramid (d) cuboid (e) triangular-based prism (f) cone 26. 30 27. ½ 28. A

B

29. (a) $160 (b) $800 (c) $140 (d)$105 (e) $1045 30.(a)Kisha (b) 90

(c) 5

18 (d) 33

1

3 % (e) 22 ½ or 22.5

Language Arts Test 24 Section One 1.girl/park/mothers 2.lunch/friend 3.boat/water 4.collective 5.proper 6.common 7. I 8.she 9.us 10.They 11.have been removed 12.scrubbed 13.is sleeping 14.have 15.was 16.play 17.A gift was given to Laura by Nalini. 18.Our shoes are cleaned by us every morning. 19.The spectators ran for cover when it began to rain. 20.We had to leave the store because it was closing time. 21.into 22.towards 23.Mary asked Camille, “What are you getting me for Christmas?” 24.Lorne said, “I will not be at school tomorrow.” Section Two 25.smell 26.checked 27.temporarily 28.inspection 29.completed 30.main 31.ache 32.The students shouted, “Hurray!” 33.Why did you take my sister’s book? 34.Howard, the doctor on the ward, is my father. 35.The new movie, A Brand New Day, will be released tomorrow. Section Three 36.The body’s way of responding to any kind of demand or threat 37. Your

heart pounds faster, muscles tighten, blood pressure rises, breath quickens,

and your senses become sharper. 38. It can increase your strength and

stamina, your speed, your reaction time, and enhance your focus. 39. it

can raise blood pressure, suppress the immune system, increase the risk of

heart attack and stroke, speed up the aging process and leave you vulnerable

to a host of mental and emotional problems. 40.Free response 41. feed the

family/Sends the her husband of to work/the children to school/does her

chores 42.four days 43.Friday- she goes out and meet her friends

44.Sunday 45.(a)Mother – Line 2 46. Super Fresh Toothpaste

47.Freshness lasts all day/cool mint-flavoured/price(value pack) 48. Two

tubes 49. $20.00 50. 170g

Mathematics Test 25

1. 341 2. 506, 033 3. 520.63 𝟒. 2

3 𝟓. 8

2

5 6. 31 7. 200 8.

1

3

9. $1200 10. 30cm 11. 10cm 12. 4035g 13. 216cm3 14.Market B 15. $11.83 16.cylinder 17.JUICE = IIII IIII IIII II WATER = 19 18. 744

19. X

Y

20. (a) $2400 (𝒃)3

5 21.(a) 5

3

4 (𝒃) 1

1

4 (𝒄) 7

7

8 (𝒅) 1

5

9 22. 62˚

23. 120 24. 59 25.(a) $250 (b) $750 (c) $5750 26.(a) $100 (b) $400 27.(a) 160yrs (b) 40yrs 28.(a) 60 (b) 40 29.(a) $2000 (b)$3000 (c) $5000 (d) $3000 (e) $1500 30. Needle = $20.00 Scissors = $20.00 each Thread = 5 VAT = $12.00 Total with VAT = $92.00

Language Arts Test 25 Section One 1.noise 2.Cindy 3.hurricane/houses/path 4.attention 5.herself 6.they 7.us 8.made 9.given 10.bought 11.better 12.most quietly 13.least 14.when 15.until 16.because 17.inside 18.against 19.The boxes are being carried to the car by Neila 20.The cookies were baked by my mother. Section Two 21.reasons 22.get 23.determine/compute/find 24.poisonous 25.individually 26.sincerely 27.biscuits 28.weekend 29.writing 30.daughter 31.Kirsten High School will be closed on Tuesday 17th May, 2016. 32.The Scarlet Ibis, the Cocrico and the steelpan are national emblems. 33.The boys couldn’t stay for practive today. 34.Help! Help! My house is on fire. 35.Who celebrates Christmas? Section Three 36. Pantomime is the art of acting, expressing information or telling a story without words by using body movements and facial expressions. 37.It is a shortened version of the word pantomime. 38. Makeup was used in early theater to make actors' faces more easily visible from distances. 39. live theater uses high-tech artificial lighting to make actors' faces easier to see from a distance and in television or movies, they just use close-up shots. 40. Visible – seen, prevalent –established/widespread/dominant 41.A father 42.Mother and children 43. mother, father, children, niece, nephew, uncle, aunt(any three). 44. Line 9/11/12 45.(a)A breakdown in family life. (b)Mother and father sticking together. 46.Twice 47. 5 times 48.orange/melon/banana 49.A diabetic 50. Thursday