What are the 1st-semester question papers and answers for 5th-grade Vietnamese language in the 2024-2025 academic year? What are the literary competencies required for 5th-grade students?

1st-semester question papers and answers for 5th-grade Vietnamese language

I. READING COMPREHENSION

THE ROAD INTO THE VILLAGE

I was born and raised in a remote village near the northern border. The road from the district town to my village is very beautiful.

The path reserved exclusively for my villagers to travel must cross a large stream. The stream water is clear and flowing all year round. Water snakes through the stones, slipping past hidden rocks, spraying white foam. The water flowers spread their white petals all year round like a flowery carpet inviting visitors from near and far to visit the village.

On sunny days, those traveling on the road can look down to the stream and see schools of colorful fish swimming leisurely. The fish seem to paint flowers and leaves amidst the stream... Above the path is a gentle mountainside. The mountains stretch upwards, reaching great heights. The road winds alongside a bamboo grove, where the trees grow densely and stand tall like chopsticks. Occasionally, travelers will encounter ancient trees along the road. Some trees, like the white olive and black olive, have trunks soaring high as if reaching the sky… Wild pigs could be seen waddling along the roadside, startled by people, letting out fierce grunts before scuttling away, their bellies scraping the ground. Hen-led chicks search for food beside the road, urgently calling their young...

This road has many times seen off my fellow villagers to work assignments and has also welcomed teachers returning to the village to teach. But no matter where anyone goes, once their feet have touched the familiar stones and soil of this road, they are sure to promise a day of return.

(Vi Hong – Ho Thuy Giang)

Circle the letter in front of the correct answer:

Question 1. What sights are there on the road to the village?

a. A stream, mountains, bamboo forest, olive forest.

b. A waterfall, mountains, olive forest, bamboo forest, pigs, and chickens.

c. A stream, mountains, bamboo forest, olive trees, pigs, and chickens.

Question 2. In the sentence: "The water flowers spread their white petals all year round like a flowery carpet inviting visitors from near and far to visit the village", what are water flowers?

a. A type of flower growing underwater.

b. Stream water splashing white foam spreads petals like flowers.

c. A type of water-loving flower.

Question 3. What does the sentence: "The fish seem to paint flowers and leaves amidst the stream..." mean?

a. Schools of colorful fish swimming in the stream are as beautiful as flowers and leaves.

b. Schools of colorful fish have shapes resembling flowers and leaves.

c. The fish can paint flowers and leaves.

Question 4. What are the types of ancient trees travelers encounter on the way into the village?

a. Banyan trees, bamboo trees.

b. Bamboo trees, olive trees.

c. Lim trees, chò trees.

Question 5. What scene is described in the passage?

a. The scenery of the northern border mountains and forests.

b. The scenery within the northern mountains and forests.

c. The scenery on the road to the village in the northern mountainous region.

II. VOCABULARY AND SENTENCE STRUCTURE

Question 1. In the following sentences, in which sentences is the word "bản" a homonym?

a) The road from the district town to my village is very beautiful.

b) Photocopy it for me in 2 copies please!

c) The village, mountains, and forests are shrouded in mist.

Question 2. Among the different meanings of the word "bén" below, which is a homonym and which has multiple meanings?

a) The boy hurried, his feet barely touching the ground.

b) They have become familiar with each other's presence.

c) This knife is very sharp (keen).

Question 3. What is the subject in the sentence "The path reserved for my villagers to travel must cross a large stream."?

a. The path

b. The path for my villagers

c. The path for my villagers to travel

III. LITERARY APPRECIATION

With the conclusion of the passage: "But no matter where anyone goes, once their feet have touched the familiar stones and soil of this road, they are sure to promise a day of return." what does the author mean to say?**

IV. ESSAY WRITING

Prompt 1. Fill in the blanks to compose an opening sentence, then continue with 3 - 4 sentences to create a paragraph describing a road you love:

No matter where I go, I will never forget the road...

Prompt 2. Write a paragraph describing your familiar route to school.

Detailed Solutions

I. READING COMPREHENSION

Question 1 - c; Question 2 - b; Question 3 - a; Question 4- b; Question 5 - c.

II. VOCABULARY AND SENTENCE STRUCTURE

Question 1. a and b; b and c.

Question 2. "Ben" in sentences a and b has multiple meanings.

"Ben" in sentence c with "ben" in sentences a, b is a homonym.

Question 3. c

III. LITERARY APPRECIATION

Reference: With the conclusion of the passage: "But no matter where anyone goes, once their feet have touched the familiar stones and soil of this road, they are sure to promise a day of return." the author means to say that the road to the village and its landscape are incredibly captivating. The sceneries here, with the clear flowing streams all year round, schools of fish, towering trees,…all seem to entice visitors to promise a return to the beloved village.