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CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY ENGLISH 5 END-OF-UNIT 3 TEST

Name Date

End-of-unit 3 test
Reflections
Reading
Read the poem The Sea in Session 3.2 of the Learner’s Book.
Then answer questions 1–5.

1 What type of figurative language does the writer use to describe the
sea?
[1]

2 What is the sea compared to?


[1]

3 Give two examples from the poem that show how the sea is similar
to the thing it is compared to.
[2]

4 Tick () one word that best describes how the writer feels towards
the sea.
nervous

familiar

dislike

respect [1]

5 Identify a line in the poem that suggests the writer feels this way.
[1]

Read the poem Wind in Session 3.5 of the Learner’s Book.


Then answer questions 6–9.

6 What is the wind compared to?


[1]

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Name Date

7 What type of figurative language is used to compare the wind?


[1]

8 Find synonyms in the poem for these words:


shake:
threw: [2]

Writing
1 Plan a haiku poem about the wind. Before you start, think about the
following:
 What do you enjoy about the wind?

 What do you dislike about the wind?

 What happens when the wind blows gently?

 What happens when the wind is very strong?

 Is the wind useful, powerful or just a nuisance?

2 Now, list some literal and figurative ideas to describe the wind.
Literal language Figurative language

Include strong adjectives and Include similes, metaphors and


verbs. personification.

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3 Write a first draft, then edit it. Remember to use the haiku structure

of 5-7-5 syllables. Include a title.

4 Write it out neatly.

[10]

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