Test: Sing a Song of People - Class 5 MCQ

• Definition: "Underneath" refers to the position of something being directly below another object.
• Example: The cat is underneath the table, meaning it is situated below the table.
• Related Words: It contrasts with terms like "above" or "over," which indicate a higher position.

The poem 'The Village School' vividly portrays scenes from a village setting, focusing on rural life and its surroundings.

Therefore, the correct answer is:

• B. Village

• People often feel rushed because they have a long list of tasks to complete in a limited time.
• This urgency can stem from deadlines, responsibilities, or personal commitments.
• Having too much to do and not enough time can lead to stress and a sense of hurry.
• In contrast, if they had ample time with few tasks, they would likely not feel the need to rush.

Among the options provided, an umbrella is the item people often carry while moving around to protect themselves from:

• rain
• sunlight

The question asks how people are described in the poem. However, without specific details or context from the poem itself, it is impossible to determine the correct answer accurately. Therefore, none of the provided options can be confirmed as correct based on the information given.

Crowds of people are often found in public places designed for gathering and activities such as shopping or socialising. Among the options provided, a mall is the most appropriate answer because it is specifically intended for large numbers of people to shop, dine, and interact.

Therefore, the correct answer is B. Mall.

The odd pair is 'Rain-Pours' because, unlike the other options which are antonyms, these words are synonyms.

The question asks about common transportation modes in a city. Below is a breakdown of the options:

• Buses and taxis are widely recognised public transport options, making option A correct.
• Ropes and elevators aren't typical for city commuting, thus not suitable answers.

Busy people can be found in various locations throughout a city. The following are some common places where you might observe them:

• Sidewalks: These are bustling with individuals moving quickly, especially in urban areas.
• Subways: These are filled with commuters during rush hours.
• Tall buildings: Often house offices where professionals work, contributing to busy environments.

Therefore, all these places are correct, making the answer D.

The correct answer is Grumpy because it accurately describes someone who is ill-tempered, meaning they are often irritable or in a bad mood. The other options do not fit:

• Happy is the opposite of Grumpy.
• Irritable is close but Grumpy is more specific.
• Elevators are unrelated to temperament.