AISSEE English Model Test Paper

Total Questions: 20 | Marks: 40 (2 marks each)

Section A: Grammar and Usage

Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks:

  1. Look! The birds __________ in the sky.

    • (a) fly

    • (b) are flying

    • (c) flown

    • (d) flies

  2. I have been living in this city __________ 2015.

    • (a) for

    • (b) from

    • (c) since

    • (d) during

  3. Identify the Adjective: "The brave soldier fought well."

    • (a) Soldier

    • (b) Fought

    • (c) Well

    • (d) Brave

  4. Choose the correctly spelled word:

    • (a) Recieve

    • (b) Receive

    • (c) Recive

    • (d) Riceive

  5. Which of these is an Interrogative Sentence?

    • (a) Please sit down.

    • (b) What a beautiful day!

    • (c) Where is your school located?

    • (d) I am going to the market.

  6. "A group of lions" is called a __________.

    • (a) Pack

    • (b) Herd

    • (c) Pride

    • (d) Flock

  7. The Nile is __________ longest river in the world.

    • (a) a

    • (b) an

    • (c) the

    • (d) no article

  8. Choose the opposite (Antonym) of "Humble":

    • (a) Kind

    • (b) Proud

    • (c) Modest

    • (d) Polite

  9. Fill with the correct Pronoun: "The boys are playing. __________ are very happy."

    • (a) He

    • (b) We

    • (c) They

    • (d) It

  10. Rearrange the words to make a meaningful sentence:

    • Exercise / for / Good / Health / Is

    • (a) Good health is for exercise.

    • (b) Health is exercise for good.

    • (c) Exercise is good for health.

    • (d) For health is exercise good.

Section B: Vocabulary & Phrasal Verbs

  1. Find the Synonym of "Grateful":

    • (a) Angry

    • (b) Thankful

    • (c) Sad

    • (d) Greedy

  2. The boy fell __________ the bicycle.

    • (a) off

    • (b) of

    • (c) under

    • (d) at

  3. Someone who treats sick people is a __________.

    • (a) Carpenter

    • (b) Teacher

    • (c) Doctor

    • (d) Pilot

  4. Give one word for: "A person who travels in space."

    • (a) Astronomer

    • (b) Astronaut

    • (c) Pilot

    • (d) Sailor

  5. Choose the correct plural form of "Knife":

    • (a) Knifes

    • (b) Knive

    • (c) Knives

    • (d) Knifess

Section C: Reading Comprehension

Read the passage and answer the questions (16-20):

"Trees are our best friends. They give us oxygen to breathe and fruits to eat. They also provide shade during the hot summer. Many birds build their nests on the branches of trees. We must plant more trees and save them from being cut down."

  1. Why are trees called our best friends?

    • (a) Because they are tall.

    • (b) Because they give us oxygen and fruits.

    • (c) Because they have leaves.

    • (d) Because they are green.

  2. What do trees provide during summer?

    • (a) Rain

    • (b) Snow

    • (c) Shade

    • (d) Heat

  3. Where do birds build their nests?

    • (a) On the ground

    • (b) In the water

    • (c) On the branches of trees

    • (d) Inside houses

  4. What is the opposite of "Save"?

    • (a) Protect

    • (b) Waste/Destroy

    • (c) Keep

    • (d) Help

  5. What is the main message of the passage?

    • (a) Trees are small.

    • (b) We should cut trees.

    • (c) We should plant and save trees.

    • (d) Birds don't like trees.

    • Answer Key

      Q. NoAnswerQ. NoAnswer
      1(b)11(b)
      2(c)12(a)
      3(d)13(c)
      4(b)14(b)
      5(c)15(c)
      6(c)16(b)
      7(c)17(c)
      8(b)18(c)
      9(c)19(b)
      10(c)20(c)

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