iOEL - VII (SilverZone) Olympiad (Class -3)
Description: A practice test for students of class III preparing for iOEL. | |
Number of Questions: 50 | |
Created by: Tanuja Atwal | |
Tags: iOEL Mock iOEL Class III Mock iOEL Test International Olympiad of English Language Olympiad of English Language Class III Reading Comprehension Analogies One word substitution Structure Knowledge Nouns Adjectives Verbs Pronouns Adverbs Prepositions |
Directions: Choose the best option to complete the relationship.
Manager is to Bank as Principal is to _______.
Directions: Identify the noun in the given sentence.
Can you tell me the way to the railway station?
Directions: Identify the adjective in the given sentence.
The hermit lived in a small hut.
Directions: Choose one word to replace the given phrase.
One who always thinks positive
Directions: Identify the adjective in the given sentence.
She is a good swimmer.
Directions: Identify the type of the given sentence.
Where do you live?
Directions: Choose the best option to complete the relationship.
Blue is to Sky as Green is to _______
Directions: Identify the noun in the given sentence.
The children were eating mangoes.
In the given sentences, which pronoun will replace 'teacher' in the second sentence?
(a) The teacher extended the class by 30 minutes. (b) The teacher wanted to complete the lesson.
In the given sentences, which pronoun will replace ‘sweepers’ in the second sentence?
(a) The sweepers were cleaning the road. (b) The sweepers were asked to finish the cleaning within three hours.
What is the past form (V2) of Speak?
Directions: Fill in the correct adverb in the given sentence.
She is a ________ intelligent girl.
What is the past participle form (v3) of Throw?
Directions: Fill in the blank with correct preposition.
The labourer dug a pit ____ a spade.
Directions: Fill in the correct adverb in the given sentence.
The students listened to the principal____________.
Directions: Choose one word to replace the given phrase.
A person who teaches
Directions: Fill in the blank with correct preposition.
The letters were typed ____ the clerk.
Which one of the following options joins the two sentences given below correctly?
(a) He told me. (b) He would not go to college.
Directions: Identify the tense of the sentence.
We met a farmer yesterday.
Directions: Choose the part of the sentence that contains an error.
Directions: Choose the part of the sentence that contains an error.
Directions: Choose the part of the sentence that contains an error.
Directions: Choose the part of the sentence that contains an error.
Which one of the following options joins the two sentences given below correctly?
(a) Work hard. (b) You will fail.
Directions: Fill I, II, III, IV with P, Q, R, S to make a meaningful story.
Once there lived a poor shoemaker with his wife. They were going through a bad time and (I) hungry many a times. Things continued the same way but the couple did not lose hope. One day, the shoemaker was left with leather for only one pair of shoes. So in the evening, he cut out the leather for shoes which he wished to begin making the next morning, thanked God, and (II).In the morning, after having said his prayers, he went to his little shop (III). Can you guess what he saw? The pair of shoes was lying finished on his table. He took the shoes in his hands to observe them closely and found that they were very neatly made. Soon after, a buyer came in, and as the shoes were a masterpiece, he (IV) amount for them.
P. fell asleep Q. had to sleep R. paid a handsome S. to work
Directions: Choose one word to replace the given phrase.
One who catches fish
Directions: Rearrange the words/phrases to form a meaningful sentence.
(a) flowers (b) the children (c) in the garden (d) were plucking
Directions: Fill I, II, III, IV with P, Q, R, S to make a meaningful story.
Once, there lived a spider called Anansi. He was a very greedy spider and did not like sharing any of his things with others. One day, he collected some lovely yams from his garden and cooked them with utmost care. The I made Anansi hungrier. He somehow managed to wait till lunch time. Just as he sat down to consume his delicious meal, he heard a knock II. Anansi was irritated and III hurriedly. It was the turtle standing at the door. He had been travelling for a very long time and looked IV and hungry.
P. opened the door Q. delicious smell of the yams R. very tired S. at his door
Directions: Choose the best option to complete the relationship.
Ink is to Pen as Lead is to _______.
Which one of the following options joins the two sentences given below correctly?
(a) My mother is watching TV. (b) My sister is watching TV.
Directions: Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.
The ___ rays are hot.
Directions: Rearrange the words/phrases to form a meaningful sentence.
(a) guilty (b) found (c) the judge (d) the accused.
Directions: Rearrange the words/phrases to form a meaningful sentence.
(a) a movie (b) went (c) to watch (d) we
Directions: Incorrect spelling of a word is given in the question. Choose the correct spelling from the options given below.
Permision
Directions: Choose the part of the sentence that contains an error.
Directions: Incorrect spelling of a word is given in the question. Choose the correct spelling from the options given below.
Telavision
Directions: Find the synonym of the given word.
POWER
Directions: Find the synonym of the given word.
DEFECT
Directions: Rearrange the words/phrases to form a meaningful sentence.
(a) The child (b) the snake (c) picked up (d) out of ignorance.
Directions: Find the synonym of the given word.
EFFORT
Directions: Find the synonym of the given word.
Icy
Directions: Choose the odd one out from the given set of words.
Directions: Incorrect spelling of a word is given in the question. Choose the correct spelling from the options given below.
Dueplicate
Directions: Choose the odd one out from the given set of words.
Directions: Choose the odd one out from the given set of words.
Who cried out aloud with joy?
Directions: Read the passage and answer the questions that follows.
Once upon a time, there was a beautiful forest. In the forest, there were three princesses. They were called Sam, Vic and Liana. They loved to go into the forest and play there. They would bring home many stones and flowers for their mother. The trees were their friends and they would watch them play the whole day long. The sun would shine brightly not only in the forest but in their village too.
One day, something different happened. The sun did not shine. There was a strong wind and it rained the whole day. The princesses could not go to the forest and they hated it. They waited for the next day.
For the next many days, it rained and rained. The princesses complained to their mother. They were lonely without the trees and animal friends from the forest. Their mother told them to smile and not to complain. She said that if the wind-gods were to hear the princesses complaining, then they might take the sun away. All of them listened to their mother and began to do something indoors. Sam drew a beautiful design, Vic sang songs and Liana danced.
The next morning, their mother woke them up and asked them to open their bedroom windows. They cried out aloud with joy, as they saw the sun shining brightly. That day, they could go to the beautiful forest and meet their friends.
The word 'strong' is used to describe
Directions: Read the passage and answer the questions that follows.
Once upon a time, there was a beautiful forest. In the forest, there were three princesses. They were called Sam, Vic and Liana. They loved to go into the forest and play there. They would bring home many stones and flowers for their mother. The trees were their friends and they would watch them play the whole day long. The sun would shine brightly not only in the forest but in their village too.
One day, something different happened. The sun did not shine. There was a strong wind and it rained the whole day. The princesses could not go to the forest and they hated it. They waited for the next day.
For the next many days, it rained and rained. The princesses complained to their mother. They were lonely without the trees and animal friends from the forest. Their mother told them to smile and not to complain. She said that if the wind-gods were to hear the princesses complaining, then they might take the sun away. All of them listened to their mother and began to do something indoors. Sam drew a beautiful design, Vic sang songs and Liana danced.
The next morning, their mother woke them up and asked them to open their bedroom windows. They cried out aloud with joy, as they saw the sun shining brightly. That day, they could go to the beautiful forest and meet their friends.
What did the princesses bring from the forest?
Directions: Read the passage and answer the questions that follows.
Once upon a time, there was a beautiful forest. In the forest, there were three princesses. They were called Sam, Vic and Liana. They loved to go into the forest and play there. They would bring home many stones and flowers for their mother. The trees were their friends and they would watch them play the whole day long. The sun would shine brightly not only in the forest but in their village too.
One day, something different happened. The sun did not shine. There was a strong wind and it rained the whole day. The princesses could not go to the forest and they hated it. They waited for the next day.
For the next many days, it rained and rained. The princesses complained to their mother. They were lonely without the trees and animal friends from the forest. Their mother told them to smile and not to complain. She said that if the wind-gods were to hear the princesses complaining, then they might take the sun away. All of them listened to their mother and began to do something indoors. Sam drew a beautiful design, Vic sang songs and Liana danced.
The next morning, their mother woke them up and asked them to open their bedroom windows. They cried out aloud with joy, as they saw the sun shining brightly. That day, they could go to the beautiful forest and meet their friends.
What did mother tell the princesses?
Directions: Read the passage and answer the questions that follows.
Once upon a time, there was a beautiful forest. In the forest, there were three princesses. They were called Sam, Vic and Liana. They loved to go into the forest and play there. They would bring home many stones and flowers for their mother. The trees were their friends and they would watch them play the whole day long. The sun would shine brightly not only in the forest but in their village too.
One day, something different happened. The sun did not shine. There was a strong wind and it rained the whole day. The princesses could not go to the forest and they hated it. They waited for the next day.
For the next many days, it rained and rained. The princesses complained to their mother. They were lonely without the trees and animal friends from the forest. Their mother told them to smile and not to complain. She said that if the wind-gods were to hear the princesses complaining, then they might take the sun away. All of them listened to their mother and began to do something indoors. Sam drew a beautiful design, Vic sang songs and Liana danced.
The next morning, their mother woke them up and asked them to open their bedroom windows. They cried out aloud with joy, as they saw the sun shining brightly. That day, they could go to the beautiful forest and meet their friends.
What was different one day?
Directions: Read the passage and answer the questions that follows.
Once upon a time, there was a beautiful forest. In the forest, there were three princesses. They were called Sam, Vic and Liana. They loved to go into the forest and play there. They would bring home many stones and flowers for their mother. The trees were their friends and they would watch them play the whole day long. The sun would shine brightly not only in the forest but in their village too.
One day, something different happened. The sun did not shine. There was a strong wind and it rained the whole day. The princesses could not go to the forest and they hated it. They waited for the next day.
For the next many days, it rained and rained. The princesses complained to their mother. They were lonely without the trees and animal friends from the forest. Their mother told them to smile and not to complain. She said that if the wind-gods were to hear the princesses complaining, then they might take the sun away. All of them listened to their mother and began to do something indoors. Sam drew a beautiful design, Vic sang songs and Liana danced.
The next morning, their mother woke them up and asked them to open their bedroom windows. They cried out aloud with joy, as they saw the sun shining brightly. That day, they could go to the beautiful forest and meet their friends.