Test: Nobody's Friend - 1 - Class 5 MCQ

Rain is rhyming with:

• Train is the correct answer.
• It shares the same ending sound as "rain."
• Rhyming words have similar sounds, especially at the end.

No, the boy did not share his toffee or his tricycle. He kept everything to himself.

• He had some toffee that he ate all by himself.
• He owned a tricycle that he refused to lend to anyone.
• He did not allow others to play with his toys.

This behaviour made him unfriendly and resulted in him having no friends.

The opposite of a friend is an enemy. Here are some key points to understand this relationship:

• Friend: Someone who supports and cares for you.
• Enemy: A person who is hostile or opposed to you.
• While friends build positive connections, enemies often create conflict.

The two children are not friends because they do not share their belongings with others. 

• They keep their sweets to themselves.
• They do not lend their toys or books.
• They refuse to let others play with them.

As a result, they are left alone and are considered nobody's friends.

The correct word is friendless. Here's why:

• The suffix -less means "without".
• When added to friend, it indicates someone who is without friends.
• Other options like friendles and friendliless are incorrect.

• The boy has a tricycle that he refuses to share.
• He also does not let anyone play with his train.
• These actions contribute to him being perceived as unfriendly.

The correct answer is B because when children do not share their belongings with others, it can lead to their peers avoiding them.

This behaviour often results in:

• Difficulty in forming friendships
• Social exclusion

The child in the last stanza wants to share:

• All of her sweets
• Her ball and books
• Half of an apple and half of a cake

In essence, the child expresses a desire to share everything with others, indicating a willingness to be a friend.

The sentence 'Radha is never late' correctly uses the adverb 'never' to indicate that she is not late at all.

This makes option C the correct choice.

The odd one out is 'Small' because it refers to something little, whereas:

• 'Big' describes something large.
• 'Huge' refers to something very large.
• 'Giant' indicates something extremely large.

In contrast, 'Small' indicates a size that is not large.