Year 5 NAPLAN Grammar Sample Questions
10 real Year 5 NAPLAN Grammar questions from our practice bank. Medium difficulty. Select an answer to reveal the worked solution. Free, no signup, open in 10 seconds.
Sample questions
All questions are medium difficulty and drawn from the Skillo practice bank. Each worked solution is revealed after you select an answer.
SAMPLE QUESTION 1 — Medium
Sienna is writing a report about the effects of drought on Australian farmers for her geography class. Which sentence uses the most precise and appropriate vocabulary for a formal written report?
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SAMPLE QUESTION 2 — Medium
Which sentence correctly uses quotation marks for a title? The Year 5 class read a poem called 'The Coral Sea' and then discussed its meaning.
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SAMPLE QUESTION 3 — Medium
Read the sentence below and choose the option that corrects the underlined error. 'Omar designed a new app, and then he showed it to his friends, but they couldn't figure out how to __uses__ it.' Which word should replace 'uses'?
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SAMPLE QUESTION 4 — Medium
Which sentence uses direct speech punctuated correctly? The students were recording interviews about their favourite Australian foods.
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SAMPLE QUESTION 5 — Medium
Choose the correct word to complete this complex sentence. Mia's vegetable garden grew well ___ she watered it every morning.
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SAMPLE QUESTION 6 — Medium
Aarav is writing a report about whether a rare frog species could survive if a wetland in his area was drained. He wants to express that survival is possible but not certain. Which sentence best achieves this?
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SAMPLE QUESTION 7 — Medium
Choose the sentence that correctly punctuates the introductory prepositional phrase.
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SAMPLE QUESTION 8 — Medium
Liam is writing a report about whether a new skate park could be built in his suburb. He wants to express that building the skate park is possible but not certain. Which sentence best expresses this idea?
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SAMPLE QUESTION 9 — Medium
Oliver is writing a report about whether a new vegetable garden could be planted on the rooftop of his school. He wants to express that the project is possible but not certain. Which sentence best achieves this? Choose the correct sentence.
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SAMPLE QUESTION 10 — Medium
Choose the sentence that is written in the active voice rather than the passive voice. The students were practising writing in different voices during an English lesson.
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