Section 1: Collocations, Spellings, Words (Related to Animals, Household Things, Clothes, Basic Emotions, Food, Animals, etc.), Synonyms, Antonyms, Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adverbs, Adjectives, Contractions, Articles, Prepositions, Conjunctions, Tenses, Punctuations, Jumbled Words, Basic Questions, Information Retrieval from Various Text and Image (Stories, Anecdotes, Pictures, Time-table Format, Messages, Invitations etc.), Spoken and Written Expressions (Apology, Greetings, Introduction, Request, etc.)
Achievers Section: Higher Order Thinking Questions - Syllabus as per Section 1
Please note that the dictionary which will be used for reference is Oxford Learner's Dictionary. This will be w.r.t. spellings & meanings. In case, if the word is not found in this dictionary, then it is assumed that this word does not exist.
Identify the word that is most nearly the same in meaning to the quoted word in the given sentence:
Ray: Eva, please help me with the project?
Eva: Ray sorry, I am ‘busy’ right now.
Q.2
Choose the sentence with appropriate punctuation marks:
Goa is a beautiful place the beaches are blue calm and spotlessly clean
Q.3
Fill in the blank with the correct present perfect form of the tense:
I ________ all the plays of Shakespeare.
Q.4
Read the given passage and answer the question:
Imagery rehearsal therapy (IRT) is a form of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) used specifically to help improve your sleep by addressing nightmares. In fact, it’s the most frequently recommended therapy technique for severe nightmares.
Nightmares fall into two main categories: post-traumatic nightmares and idiopathic nightmares.
Post-traumatic nightmares happen after a trauma or a frightening event. Idiopathic nightmares have no clear cause.
No matter the underlying cause, nightmares can cause a lot of distress, not to mention disrupt your rest and leave you still exhausted when you wake up.
Evidence suggests between 3% and 8% of people have more than one nightmare a week. And though it might go without saying, having nightmares on a regular basis can make it tough to get a good night’s sleep.
But IRT could be the key to better dreams. Developed in 1978 by psychiatrist Isaac Marks, this approach has you recount your nightmare while awake so you can create a happier alternative ending. You mentally rehearse this new ending every day with the idea that the nightmare will change in your sleep.
What can nightmares do?
Q.5
Fill in the blanks with suitable articles:
She is _______ vegetarian. You won’t get ________ meat at her house.
Q.6
Fill in the blank with the correct present perfect continuous form of the tense:
May I know how long _________ waiting for me?
Q.7
Rearrange the jumbled words to form a meaningful sentence:
Adam: ______ you hungry? Sophia: Yes ___, let's go to the near by cafe.
Q.9
Read the short composition and answer the question:
Hello friends,
I would like to invite you for my birthday party on 13th June at Kids Play zone in the mall. The mall is 2 kms away from our school towards the "amusement" park. The party will start at 2:00 pm and will end by 6:00 pm.
In case you are not able to locate the venue, please call my father on his number.
Thank you in advance.
Which of the following is not a synonym of the quoted word:
Q.10
Read the given passage and answer the question:
Imagery rehearsal therapy (IRT) is a form of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) used specifically to help improve your sleep by addressing nightmares. In fact, it’s the most frequently recommended therapy technique for severe nightmares.
Nightmares fall into two main categories: post-traumatic nightmares and idiopathic nightmares.
Post-traumatic nightmares happen after trauma or a frightening event. Idiopathic nightmares have no clear cause.
No matter the underlying cause, nightmares can cause a lot of distress, not to mention disrupt your rest and leave you still exhausted when you wake up.
Evidence suggests between 3% and 8% of people have more than one nightmare a week. And though it might go without saying, having nightmares on a regular basis can make it tough to get a good night’s sleep.
But IRT could be the key to better dreams. Developed in 1978 by psychiatrist Isaac Marks, this approach has you recount your nightmare while awake so you can create a happier alternative ending. You mentally rehearse this new ending every day with the idea that the nightmare will change in your sleep.
Answers to Previous Year Questions from CREST Olympiads:
Q.1
a
Q.2
d
Q.3
c
Q.4
d
Q.5
c
Q.6
b
Q.7
c
Q.8
b
Q.9
a
Q.10
a
Why not start preparing for the CREST English Olympiad exam by practicing the already asked questions? Well, we have the CREST English Olympiad previous year paper available for students in class 4 on this page. The pdf is easily downloadable and it carries questions from the previous year. Also, the answer key for the questions is also provided.
Students can gain a solid understanding of the paper format by examining the CREST English Olympiad past year paper for class 4. Additionally, students can assess their own performance and make improvements to their weaknesses.
Additional Preparation Resources
CREST English Worksheets Package for class 4 - It is a package of 5 worksheets. The worksheets are in the same pattern as the previous year paper. Hence, very useful for preparation. Existing users can purchase additional practice worksheets by following these steps: Login at https://www.crestolympiads.com/login -> Dashboard -> Additional Practice -> Buy & new users can visit https://www.crestolympiads.com/registration
CREST English Olympiad book for class 4 - The book covers topic-wise reading material, chapter-wise practice questions with answer key & contains the previous year paper. The book is available in both physical and pdf formats. Proceed now to purchase the Olympiad book. Also, students can view & download the first chapter of the English Olympiad book for class 4 for free.
Note: Don’t forget to download the CREST English Olympiad past year paper pdf for class 4.
Answers to Previous Year Questions from CREST Olympiads:
Q.1 : a | Q.2 : d | Q.3 : c | Q.4 : d | Q.5 : c | Q.6 : b | Q.7 : c | Q.8 : b | Q.9 : a | Q.10 : a
