Grade 5 English Workbook (Compact Edition)
This workbook includes vocabulary, grammar, comprehension, writing, spelling, punctuation, figurative language,
and mixed review worksheets. Designed to fit compactly on fewer pages for easy printing.
Worksheet 1: Vocabulary (Easy)
Match the words with their meanings: 1. Brave 2. Ancient 3. Swift 4. Gigantic 5. Fragile (a) Very old (b)
Very big (c) Quick (d) Breaks easily (e) Courageous
Fill in the blanks with suitable words: (a) The ______ lion protected its cubs. (b) The ______ glass
broke with a slight touch. (c) A ______ river flowed through the forest.
Worksheet 2: Grammar (Medium)
Identify the subject and predicate: 1. The sun rises in the east. 2. My friend plays football. 3. The birds
are chirping.
Rewrite the sentences in the past tense: 1. She runs to school. 2. They are eating dinner. 3. I am
reading a book.
Worksheet 3: Reading Comprehension (Hard)
Read the passage carefully and answer the questions:
Once upon a time, in a quiet village, there lived a young boy named Amir. He loved exploring the forest near his
home. One day, while wandering deeper than ever before, he discovered a hidden cave filled with glittering
stones. The cave looked magical, but Amir felt both excited and afraid.
1. What was the boy’s name?
2. Where did Amir love to go?
3. What did Amir find inside the cave?
4. How did Amir feel when he saw the cave?
5. Do you think Amir should explore further? Why or why not? (Short answer)
Worksheet 4: Writing (Challenging – Expanded Options)
Write a short essay (150–200 words) on ONE of the following topics:
1. A day when I helped someone and felt proud.
2. The importance of reading books.
3. If I could travel anywhere in the world, where would I go and why?
4. The day I achieved something I thought was impossible.
5. If animals could talk, would you be friends with them? Why or why not?
6. Technology: helpful or harmful for children?
7. My dream invention that could change the world.
8. A place I would love to visit in my own country.
9. The funniest experience I ever had.
10. What makes a true friend?
11. Imagine you woke up one morning invisible — what would you do?
12. Should homework be banned in schools? Give reasons.
13. If I were the leader of my country for one day…
14. The best gift I ever received.
15. If I could swap lives with a character from a story, who would it be and why?
Worksheet 5: Spelling & Vocabulary Challenge
Write the correct spelling: 1. Enviroment / Environment 2. Acheive / Achieve 3. Occured / Occurred
Find the synonyms: (a) Happy = ________ (b) Big = ________ (c) Smart = ________
Find the antonyms: (a) Hot = ________ (b) Brave = ________ (c) Begin = ________
Worksheet 6: Punctuation & Editing
Correct the punctuation in the following sentences: 1. where are you going 2. my name is sara she
said 3. its a sunny day isnt it
Add commas where needed: 1. I bought apples oranges bananas and grapes. 2. My friend lives in
Paris France. 3. Yes I will join you for dinner.
Worksheet 7: Figurative Language
Identify whether each is a simile, metaphor, personification, or hyperbole: 1. The classroom was a zoo.
2. She is as fast as lightning. 3. The wind whispered through the trees. 4. I have told you a million
times!
Create your own examples: (a) Simile: ___________________________ (b) Metaphor:
___________________________ (c) Personification: ___________________________ (d)
Hyperbole: ___________________________
Worksheet 8: Mixed Challenge Test
Grammar: Change to past tense → She runs quickly.
Vocabulary: Write two synonyms for 'angry'.
Reading: What is the main idea of this passage? 'The rain poured all night, but in the morning the sun
rose and the sky was clear.'
Writing: In 3–4 sentences, describe your favorite hobby and why you enjoy it.
