P6 English SA2 2025 — Rosyth
Source: Rosyth, 2025
This P6 English SA2 paper from Rosyth (2025) contains 75 questions worth 90 marks. Use it as a study reference for English topics typically tested at P6 level in Singapore schools.
Q1
MCQ
1 mark
I asked my mother to pass me _____ stack of books on the shelf over there.
Q2
MCQ
1 mark
My teacher has asked Sally and _____ to help out with the class decoration.
Q3
MCQ
1 mark
"She never listens to our advice, _____ she?" asked Ali.
Q4
MCQ
1 mark
Although Mindy _____ some hesitation at first, she has agreed to help us complete the project.
Q5
MCQ
1 mark
Jamie, _____ father works as a banker, is very helpful and considerate.
Q6
MCQ
1 mark
The rays of the sun streamed _____ the windows, instantly brightening up the room.
Q7
MCQ
1 mark
_____ you have proof, I will not believe that Mingxuan has stolen your money.
Q8
MCQ
1 mark
"Please hurry! I do not have _____ time to spare," Laura told her friend.
Q9
MCQ
1 mark
Yanti saw her friend _____ the classroom during recess.
Q10
MCQ
1 mark
"It was Celine, not her friends, who drank the soda all by _____," I said.
Q11
MCQ
1 mark
Tim _____ weaved through the maze of the playground, dodging his classmates who were determined to catch him in a game of 'Tag'.
Q12
MCQ
1 mark
Mandy admires her older sister very much and _____ her for emotional support and advice.
Q13
MCQ
1 mark
During an emergency drill, moving all students and staff quickly to a safe place is of _____ concern.
Q14
MCQ
1 mark
My mother furrowed her brows in _____ when she realised that my sister had gone to bed without taking a bath after a game of basketball.
Q15
MCQ
1 mark
When Tim shouted that his pet mouse had escaped its cage, a great _____ of activity erupted in class as everyone ran around in fear.
Q16
MCQ
1 mark
Sheila's brown eyes fluttered open almost instinctively as the chill crept over her. Choose the word closest in meaning to 'instinctively'.
Q17
MCQ
1 mark
Something felt unsettling. Choose the word closest in meaning to 'unsettling'.
Q18
MCQ
1 mark
Sheila peered intently at the garden. Choose the word closest in meaning to 'peered intently at'.
Q19
MCQ
1 mark
The silence was simply too much for her. Choose the word closest in meaning to 'silence'.
Q20
MCQ
1 mark
Sheila's heart raced when she saw something flicker strangely in the dark like a flame struggling against the wind. Choose the word closest in meaning to 'flicker'.
Q21
MCQ
1 mark
The title of the poster, "The Future is in Your Hands", in Text 1 is used to emphasise that the phone is _____.
Q22
MCQ
1 mark
"Take shots like a professional!" The picture in Text 1 supports this by giving the impression that the camera _____.
Q23
MCQ
1 mark
Based on the poster in Text 1, which of the following best describes the phone you expect to purchase?
Q24
MCQ
1 mark
According to the article in Text 2, what is the main concern about smartphone advertisements?
Q25
MCQ
1 mark
We cannot trust the way Text 1 promotes Nova's new phone because Text 2 says _____.
Q26
Open-ended
1 mark
Simply gazing _____ the greenery outdoors improves your mood.
Q27
Open-ended
1 mark
It makes the problems you face feel small _____ the vast nature.
Q28
Open-ended
1 mark
When outdoors, birds and their melodic songs _____ impossible to drown out too.
Q29
Open-ended
1 mark
Research has shown _____ when people listen to birdsong, they have a significantly better sense of mental well-being that lingers _____ hours.
Q30
Open-ended
1 mark
... they have a significantly better sense of mental well-being that lingers _____ hours.
Q31
Open-ended
1 mark
... reduces activity in parts of the brain associated _____ stress and anxiety.
Q32
Open-ended
1 mark
Being out in nature helps us to relax _____ peaceful surroundings calm our minds.
Q33
Open-ended
1 mark
Listening to birdsong is also a form of relaxation as it immerses us in _____ present moment.
Q34
Open-ended
1 mark
Being in nature not only delights your senses _____ also captures your attention.
Q35
Open-ended
1 mark
The sights, smells and sounds of the outdoors are starkly delicate _____ compared to flashing lights and blaring horns.
Q36
Open-ended
1 mark
About two weeks before my birthday, I fell and broke my wrist. I had choose to hold my birthday party at a skating rink. Correct the underlined word 'choose'.
Q37
Open-ended
1 mark
... but I was dissapointed when I realised that I was unable to skate at my own party. Correct the underlined word 'dissapointed'.
Q38
Open-ended
1 mark
During the day of my party, I stood by the front door of the skating rink, greeting my friends. Correct the underlined word 'During'.
Q39
Open-ended
1 mark
Sarah told me that she had hurt her leg accident while going down the stairs. Correct the underlined word 'accident'.
Q40
Open-ended
1 mark
I assumed that Sarah, just like me, be probably in pain. Correct the underlined word 'be'.
Q41
Open-ended
1 mark
For the entire time at the party, she akompanied me. Correct the underlined word 'akompanied'.
Q42
Open-ended
1 mark
Because of Sarah, my party was serp_____ more enjoyable than I had expected. Correct the underlined word 'serp'.
Q43
Open-ended
1 mark
A few weeks later, I met Sarah's mother at a restrawnt. Correct the underlined word 'restrawnt'.
Q44
Open-ended
1 mark
Her mother looked astonished and shake her head. Correct the underlined word 'shake'.
Q45
Open-ended
1 mark
That was when I realised that Sarah had made a sehkrifise and stayed beside me just to make me feel better. Correct the underlined word 'sehkrifise'.
Q46
Open-ended
1 mark
It has been found to _____ stress, thus enhancing overall happiness.
Q47
Open-ended
1 mark
Mindfulness exercises include slowing down _____ breathing and being calm.
Q48
Open-ended
1 mark
_____ we practise mindfulness, we train our minds to focus and think more clearly.
Q49
Open-ended
1 mark
Although it sounds simple in theory, it can be _____ to switch off our thoughts ...
Q50
Open-ended
1 mark
... even for a few seconds without thinking about either work _____ studies.
Q51
Open-ended
1 mark
Mindfulness can _____ both mental and physical health.
Q52
Open-ended
1 mark
Research shows that _____ mindfulness regularly can bring down our stress level and strengthen immunity.
Q53
Open-ended
1 mark
For _____, a few years ago, twelve boys were stuck in a cave in northern Thailand with their football coach.
Q54
Open-ended
1 mark
They were finally rescued _____ spending more than two weeks in darkness.
Q55
Open-ended
1 mark
The coach had taught the boys _____ to breathe, redirect their thoughts and keep calm.
Q56
Open-ended
1 mark
This helped the boys stay mentally and physically strong _____ their ordeal.
Q57
Open-ended
1 mark
In _____, mindfulness can boost our memory and concentration.
Q58
Open-ended
1 mark
At first, the students were not used _____ the exercise.
Q59
Open-ended
1 mark
Rushing through it would defeat the purpose. _____, we need to anchor ourselves to the present moment.
Q60
Open-ended
1 mark
Next, we must _____ attention to our breathing and avoid being distracted by our surroundings.
Q61
Structured
2 marks
John drew a picture of his dog. Then he framed it up. Rewrite as one sentence beginning with: Having _____.
Q62
Structured
2 marks
Aziz told his teacher, "I wrote the composition yesterday." Rewrite beginning with: Aziz told his teacher _____.
Q63
Structured
2 marks
My brother does not like to play computer games. He likes to go outdoors. Rewrite using: _____ would rather _____.
Q64
Structured
2 marks
Many people like speaking with him because he is sincere. Rewrite beginning with: Due to his _____.
Q65
Structured
2 marks
Joyce can go cycling if her mother approves. Rewrite using: _____ only with the _____.
Q66
Structured
3 marks
a) Which two-word phrase in paragraph 1 shows the impression Sam's classmates had of him? [1m] b) Explain clearly why Sam did not feel that he was special when he compared himself to his friends. [2m]
Q67
Structured
3 marks
Look at the table below. What do the words in the left column refer to in the passage? Write your answers in the column on the right. [3m] a) that (line 11) b) it (line 21) c) little things (line 30)
Q68
Open-ended
2 marks
What did Sam do that made Mrs Raju pat his back 'approvingly' (lines 16 - 17)? [2m]
Q69
Structured
1 mark
Write 1, 2 and 3 in the blanks below to indicate the order in which the events occurred in the story [1m] _____ Sam sat next to Dan. _____ Dan texted Sam to share a funny joke. _____ Sam asking Dan to join him for recess.
Q70
Open-ended
2 marks
From lines 19 - 21, how can you tell that Sam was a selfless person? [2m]
Q71
Open-ended
1 mark
Based on line 28, why did Jen shake her head? [1m]
Q72
Structured
2 marks
Based on lines 33 - 41, state whether each statement in the table below is true or false, then give one reason why you think so. [2m] a) Mrs Raju's knees were in severe pain despite Sam's help. b) Dan's family liked Sam tremendously.
Q73
Structured
2 marks
Pick out two words from lines 27 - 37 which show how Sam felt during his reflection. Each word is found in a different sentence. [2m] Before Jen spoke to Sam: _____ After Jen spoke to Sam: _____
Q74
Structured
2 marks
From lines 38 - 41, how did Mrs Raju and the little girl show Sam their gratitude? [2m]
Q75
Open-ended
2 marks
Explain the change in how Sam felt about what recognition meant to him. [2m]