Worksheet Solutions: Rearrangement of Words (Jumbled Words)

Q.1. Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) (1 mark each)
Directions: Choose the correct sequence of words to form a meaningful sentence.
(i) the / we / park / go / on / weekends / to
(a) We go to the park on weekends.
(b) On weekends, we go to the park.
(c) We go on weekends to the park.

Ans: (b)

Explanation: Option (b) places the time phrase on weekends at the beginning, followed by the subject we and the verb phrase go to the park. This word order is natural and clear for expressing when we go to the park.

(ii) is / the / fast / runner / he / a
(a) He is a fast runner.
(b) The runner is fast, he.
(c) A fast runner is he.

Ans: (a)

Explanation: Option (a) follows the normal English word order: subject (He), verb (is), and noun phrase (a fast runner). The other options are either awkward or change the normal sentence structure.

(iii) the / was / she / at / home / time / that
(a) At the time, she was home.
(b) She was at home that time.
(c) She was at that time home.

Ans: (b)

Explanation: Option (b) keeps the simple and correct subject-verb-place/time order: She was at home that time. It is clearer and more natural than the other choices in the set of options given.

(iv) to / room / the / left / the / is / kitchen
(a) The kitchen is to the left room.
(b) The room is to the left of the kitchen.
(c) To the left, the kitchen is the room.

Ans: (b)

Explanation: Option (b) uses the correct prepositional phrase to the left of, which shows the correct relationship between the room and the kitchen. Option (a) is missing of, and (c) is an awkward word order.

(v) hard / they / work / win / to / the / competition
(a) They work hard win the competition.
(b) They work hard to win the competition.
(c) The competition work hard to win.

Ans: (b)

Explanation: Option (b) is correct because to win the competition shows the purpose of working hard. Option (a) misses the word to, and (c) has wrong subject-verb agreement and order.

Q.2. Directions: Rearrange the given words to form meaningful sentences. Write your answers in complete sentences. (Word limit: 5-10 words (2 marks each)
(i) beautiful / is / this / flowers / bouquet / of

Ans: This is a beautiful bouquet of flowers.

(ii) ice cream / can / have / we / after / dinner

Ans: We can have ice cream after dinner.

(iii) to / school / walk / every / day / I

Ans: I walk to school every day.

(iv) my / favorite / is / subject / English

Ans: English is my favourite subject.

(v) the / movie / watched / last / we / night

Ans: We watched the movie last night.

Q.3. Directions: Fill in the blanks with the correct word to complete the sentence. (1 mark each, Total marks: 5)
(i) _____ movie was so interesting.
(a) Last night
(b) We watched
(c) The

Ans: The

(ii) We _____ to the park on weekends.
(a) go
(b) the
(c) on

Ans: go

(iii) _____ is my favorite subject.
(a) English
(b) Math
(c) Science

Ans: English

(iv) I walk to _____ every day.
(a) school
(b) park
(c) home

Ans: school

(v) Can we have _____ after dinner?
(a) ice cream
(b) cookies
(c) fruits

Ans: ice cream

Q.4. Directions: Match the words in Column A with the correct words in Column B to form meaningful sentences. (1 mark each, Total marks: 5)

Ans: 1. b
2. c
3. a
4. d
5. e

Q.5. Directions: Determine whether the following sentences are True or False. (1 mark each, Total marks: 5)
(i) The kitchen is to the left room.

Ans: False

Explanation: The sentence is ungrammatical. It is missing the preposition of in the phrase to the left of. A correct form would be, for example, The room is to the left of the kitchen.

(ii) He is a fast runner.

Ans: True

Explanation: The sentence is grammatically correct and clearly states that he runs quickly. The subject, verb, and complement are in the proper order.

(iii) I walk to school every day.

Ans: True

Explanation: This is a correct and complete sentence. It uses the simple present tense to show a habitual action: walking to school every day.

(iv) They work hard win the competition.

Ans: False

Explanation: The sentence is missing the infinitive marker to before win. The correct sentence should be: They work hard to win the competition.

(v) On weekends, we go to the park.

Ans: True

Explanation: This sentence is correct. It correctly uses the time phrase On weekends and follows normal subject-verb-object order to state a habitual action.