{
"subject": "English Language",
"grade": 5,
"url_subject": "english",
"lang": "en",
"title": "English Test: Animals and Grammar Practice",
"description": "Comprehensive English test covering animal vocabulary, grammar structures, and reading comprehension with focus on present simple tense and animal characteristics",
"keywords": ["animals vocabulary", "English grammar", "present simple tense", "reading comprehension", "elementary English", "animal descriptions"]
}

Let's solve this English test step by step! 🎓

A. Listen and choose the correct response:
1. Bear (A) - bears like to sit in water
2. Giraffe (C) - giraffes eat leaves from trees
3. Monkey (C) - monkeys typically live in groups
4. Tiger (C) - Ann doesn't like tigers
5. Koala (C) - koalas get water from eucalyptus leaves

B. Fill in the correct word:
1. giraffe (long legs, long neck, lives in Africa)
2. cobra (long and dangerous)
3. cow (lives on farm, gives milk)
4. elephant (big, lives in Africa, trunk, big ears, grey)
5. koala (lives in Australia, likes eucalyptus)
6. monkey (funny, nice, lives in Africa, likes bananas)
7. zebra (like horse, black and white stripes)
8. dolphin (lives in water, friendly)
9. budgie (pet in cage, colored feathers)
10. cat (small, lives in houses, catches mice)

C. Choose the correct item:
1. lives (B) - The Bengal tiger lives in India

D. Write the correct form of the verb:
1. is (be)
2. feeds (feed)
3. washes (wash)
4. cleans (clean)
5. doesn't like (not/like)

E. Put the words in correct order:
1. He plays football on Mondays always
2. Rhinos eat plants
3. A cat likes milk
4. Monkeys live on trees
5. Leopards can climb trees

F. Choose the correct response:
1. E (No, I don't)
2. D (In our homes and gardens)
3. C (No, it can't)
4. B (Yes, a goldfish)
5. A (Insects)

H. Reading comprehension answers:
1. A lion is a big wild cat
2. They live in Africa and Asia
3. They have light brown fur
4. They hunt in the evening or morning
5. They hunt zebras

Remember to write your answers clearly and check them before submitting! 📝