Primary Four Examination — English — 2026 Mock 1

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Primary Four Examination — English — 2026 Mock 1

2026 · Mock 1

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Answer ALL questions in both Section A and Section B. Write your answers in the spaces provided.
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1 Questions 1 to 5: write one suitable word in each space.
1. We use our eyes to .
2. A cow gives us .
3. There are seven days in a .
4. Kato was sick, he did not come to school.
5. is your name?
2 Questions 6 to 15: complete each sentence using the right form of the word in brackets.
6. Nakato is than her brother. (tall)
7. Yesterday we football in the school field. (play)
8. Hush! The baby is now. (sleep)
9. Okello is the runner in our class. (fast)
10. Tomorrow we to the market with Mother. (go)
11. Mary a short story last week. (write)
12. The are playing outside. (child)
13. Opio was a book when the bell rang. (read)
14. Please walk when you cross the road. (slow)
15. Our marked all the books. (teach)
3 Questions 16 and 17: write the plural of each word.
16. box →
17. knife →
4 Questions 18 and 19: write the word that means the opposite of the word in brackets.
18. The water in the pot is . (hot)
19. Our classroom is always . (dirty)
5 Questions 20 and 21: write one word that means the same as the words in brackets.
20. Kato went to the to buy tomatoes. (a place where people buy and sell things)
21. Mother keeps the milk cold in the . (a machine that keeps food cold)
6 22. Arrange these words in alphabetical order: mango, banana, orange, apple.

Drag items to reorder. Arrange the 4 items in the correct sequence.

  • orange
  • mango
  • apple
  • banana
7 23. Arrange these words in alphabetical order: dog, cat, goat, cow.

Drag items to reorder. Arrange the 4 items in the correct sequence.

  • goat
  • dog
  • cat
  • cow
8 24. Rearrange the words to form a correct sentence: school / to / go / We / every / day

Drag items to reorder. Arrange the 6 items in the correct sequence.

  • to
  • every
  • school
  • day
  • We
  • go
9 25. Rearrange the words to form a correct sentence: the / Kato / ball / kicked / hard

Drag items to reorder. Arrange the 5 items in the correct sequence.

  • hard
  • the
  • Kato
  • kicked
  • ball
10 Questions 26 and 27: write each short form out in full.
26. don't =
27. I'm =
11 28. tail

Questions 28 to 30: pick the sentence that uses the word correctly.

12 29. meat

Questions 28 to 30: pick the sentence that uses the word correctly.

13 30. sun

Questions 28 to 30: pick the sentence that uses the word correctly.

14 31. Kato is tall. Opio is tall. (Join using: and)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

15 32. Nakato plays netball every day. (Rewrite beginning: Yesterday ...)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

16 33. The boy is eating a mango. (Change into plural: The boys ...)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

17 34. We are going to visit our aunt. (Rewrite using: will)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

18 35. Okello was sick. He went to the health centre. (Join using: because)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

19 36. Ayebare is shorter than Nambi. (Rewrite beginning: Nambi ...)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

20 37. I like oranges. I do not like lemons. (Join using: but)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

21 38. The girls were singing a song. (Change into singular: The girl ...)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

22 39. Wasswa will visit his grandmother tomorrow. (Rewrite beginning: Yesterday ...)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

23 40. This is my book. (Rewrite ending: ... mine.)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

24 41. Mother cooked food. Then she washed the plates. (Join using: and then)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

25 42. A goat is small. A cow is big. (Rewrite using: bigger than)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

26 43. Opio lives in Lira. (Ask a question beginning: Where ...?)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

27 44. The children are playing in the field. (Rewrite in the negative)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

28 45. She has a new pen. (Change into a question beginning: Does ...?)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

29 46. The pupils were very noisy. The teacher punished them. (Join using: so)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

30 47. This mango is sweet. That mango is sweeter. (Rewrite beginning: That mango ...)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

31 48. The bus left at eight o'clock. (Ask a question beginning: When ...?)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

32 49. The cock crows every morning. (Rewrite ending: ... yesterday morning.)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

33 50. Kato plays football. (Rewrite beginning: Tomorrow ...)

Questions 31 to 50: rewrite each sentence following the instruction in brackets.

Marks: 1 points

51. Read the story below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

Last Friday was sports day at Kasana Primary School. All the pupils came to school early. They wore clean uniforms and white canvas shoes. The teachers put up flags around the school field.

The pupils were in four houses: Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. Nakato was in Blue House. She ran in the girls' race and came first. Her friends clapped and sang for her.

In the afternoon, the boys played a football match. Red House beat Green House by two goals to one. Okello scored both goals for Red House.

At the end of the day, the head teacher gave prizes to the winners. Nakato got a new exercise book and a pen. Blue House won the big cup. Everybody went home happy and tired.

34 (a) When was the sports day?

Marks: 1 points

51. Read the story below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

Last Friday was sports day at Kasana Primary School. All the pupils came to school early. They wore clean uniforms and white canvas shoes. The teachers put up flags around the school field.

The pupils were in four houses: Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. Nakato was in Blue House. She ran in the girls' race and came first. Her friends clapped and sang for her.

In the afternoon, the boys played a football match. Red House beat Green House by two goals to one. Okello scored both goals for Red House.

At the end of the day, the head teacher gave prizes to the winners. Nakato got a new exercise book and a pen. Blue House won the big cup. Everybody went home happy and tired.

35 (b) What was the name of the school?

Marks: 1 points

51. Read the story below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

Last Friday was sports day at Kasana Primary School. All the pupils came to school early. They wore clean uniforms and white canvas shoes. The teachers put up flags around the school field.

The pupils were in four houses: Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. Nakato was in Blue House. She ran in the girls' race and came first. Her friends clapped and sang for her.

In the afternoon, the boys played a football match. Red House beat Green House by two goals to one. Okello scored both goals for Red House.

At the end of the day, the head teacher gave prizes to the winners. Nakato got a new exercise book and a pen. Blue House won the big cup. Everybody went home happy and tired.

36 (c) What did the pupils wear on their feet?

Marks: 1 points

51. Read the story below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

Last Friday was sports day at Kasana Primary School. All the pupils came to school early. They wore clean uniforms and white canvas shoes. The teachers put up flags around the school field.

The pupils were in four houses: Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. Nakato was in Blue House. She ran in the girls' race and came first. Her friends clapped and sang for her.

In the afternoon, the boys played a football match. Red House beat Green House by two goals to one. Okello scored both goals for Red House.

At the end of the day, the head teacher gave prizes to the winners. Nakato got a new exercise book and a pen. Blue House won the big cup. Everybody went home happy and tired.

37 (d) Where did the teachers put up the flags?

Marks: 1 points

51. Read the story below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

Last Friday was sports day at Kasana Primary School. All the pupils came to school early. They wore clean uniforms and white canvas shoes. The teachers put up flags around the school field.

The pupils were in four houses: Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. Nakato was in Blue House. She ran in the girls' race and came first. Her friends clapped and sang for her.

In the afternoon, the boys played a football match. Red House beat Green House by two goals to one. Okello scored both goals for Red House.

At the end of the day, the head teacher gave prizes to the winners. Nakato got a new exercise book and a pen. Blue House won the big cup. Everybody went home happy and tired.

38 (e) How many houses were there in the school?

Marks: 1 points

51. Read the story below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

Last Friday was sports day at Kasana Primary School. All the pupils came to school early. They wore clean uniforms and white canvas shoes. The teachers put up flags around the school field.

The pupils were in four houses: Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. Nakato was in Blue House. She ran in the girls' race and came first. Her friends clapped and sang for her.

In the afternoon, the boys played a football match. Red House beat Green House by two goals to one. Okello scored both goals for Red House.

At the end of the day, the head teacher gave prizes to the winners. Nakato got a new exercise book and a pen. Blue House won the big cup. Everybody went home happy and tired.

39 (f) In which house was Nakato?

Marks: 1 points

51. Read the story below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

Last Friday was sports day at Kasana Primary School. All the pupils came to school early. They wore clean uniforms and white canvas shoes. The teachers put up flags around the school field.

The pupils were in four houses: Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. Nakato was in Blue House. She ran in the girls' race and came first. Her friends clapped and sang for her.

In the afternoon, the boys played a football match. Red House beat Green House by two goals to one. Okello scored both goals for Red House.

At the end of the day, the head teacher gave prizes to the winners. Nakato got a new exercise book and a pen. Blue House won the big cup. Everybody went home happy and tired.

40 (g) What did Nakato's friends do when she won?

Marks: 1 points

51. Read the story below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

Last Friday was sports day at Kasana Primary School. All the pupils came to school early. They wore clean uniforms and white canvas shoes. The teachers put up flags around the school field.

The pupils were in four houses: Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. Nakato was in Blue House. She ran in the girls' race and came first. Her friends clapped and sang for her.

In the afternoon, the boys played a football match. Red House beat Green House by two goals to one. Okello scored both goals for Red House.

At the end of the day, the head teacher gave prizes to the winners. Nakato got a new exercise book and a pen. Blue House won the big cup. Everybody went home happy and tired.

41 (h) How many goals did Okello score?

Marks: 1 points

51. Read the story below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

Last Friday was sports day at Kasana Primary School. All the pupils came to school early. They wore clean uniforms and white canvas shoes. The teachers put up flags around the school field.

The pupils were in four houses: Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. Nakato was in Blue House. She ran in the girls' race and came first. Her friends clapped and sang for her.

In the afternoon, the boys played a football match. Red House beat Green House by two goals to one. Okello scored both goals for Red House.

At the end of the day, the head teacher gave prizes to the winners. Nakato got a new exercise book and a pen. Blue House won the big cup. Everybody went home happy and tired.

42 (i) What prizes did Nakato get?

Marks: 1 points

51. Read the story below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

Last Friday was sports day at Kasana Primary School. All the pupils came to school early. They wore clean uniforms and white canvas shoes. The teachers put up flags around the school field.

The pupils were in four houses: Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. Nakato was in Blue House. She ran in the girls' race and came first. Her friends clapped and sang for her.

In the afternoon, the boys played a football match. Red House beat Green House by two goals to one. Okello scored both goals for Red House.

At the end of the day, the head teacher gave prizes to the winners. Nakato got a new exercise book and a pen. Blue House won the big cup. Everybody went home happy and tired.

43 (j) Which house won the big cup?

Marks: 1 points

52. Look carefully at the price list below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

NAMBI'S GENERAL SHOP — PRICE LIST
Sugar (1 kg)sh 4,500
Salt (1 packet)sh 1,000
Bar of soapsh 3,000
Exercise booksh 500
Pensh 500
Bread (1 loaf)sh 4,000
Open: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
44 (a) Whose shop is this?

Marks: 1 points

52. Look carefully at the price list below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

NAMBI'S GENERAL SHOP — PRICE LIST
Sugar (1 kg)sh 4,500
Salt (1 packet)sh 1,000
Bar of soapsh 3,000
Exercise booksh 500
Pensh 500
Bread (1 loaf)sh 4,000
Open: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
45 (b) How much does one kilogram of sugar cost?

Marks: 1 points

52. Look carefully at the price list below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

NAMBI'S GENERAL SHOP — PRICE LIST
Sugar (1 kg)sh 4,500
Salt (1 packet)sh 1,000
Bar of soapsh 3,000
Exercise booksh 500
Pensh 500
Bread (1 loaf)sh 4,000
Open: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
46 (c) Which item costs sh 3,000?

Marks: 1 points

52. Look carefully at the price list below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

NAMBI'S GENERAL SHOP — PRICE LIST
Sugar (1 kg)sh 4,500
Salt (1 packet)sh 1,000
Bar of soapsh 3,000
Exercise booksh 500
Pensh 500
Bread (1 loaf)sh 4,000
Open: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
47 (d) Name one item that costs sh 500.

Marks: 1 points

52. Look carefully at the price list below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

NAMBI'S GENERAL SHOP — PRICE LIST
Sugar (1 kg)sh 4,500
Salt (1 packet)sh 1,000
Bar of soapsh 3,000
Exercise booksh 500
Pensh 500
Bread (1 loaf)sh 4,000
Open: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
48 (e) How much does a loaf of bread cost?

Marks: 1 points

52. Look carefully at the price list below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

NAMBI'S GENERAL SHOP — PRICE LIST
Sugar (1 kg)sh 4,500
Salt (1 packet)sh 1,000
Bar of soapsh 3,000
Exercise booksh 500
Pensh 500
Bread (1 loaf)sh 4,000
Open: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
49 (f) Which is cheaper, salt or sugar?

Marks: 1 points

52. Look carefully at the price list below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

NAMBI'S GENERAL SHOP — PRICE LIST
Sugar (1 kg)sh 4,500
Salt (1 packet)sh 1,000
Bar of soapsh 3,000
Exercise booksh 500
Pensh 500
Bread (1 loaf)sh 4,000
Open: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
50 (g) How much would you pay for two pens?

Marks: 1 points

52. Look carefully at the price list below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

NAMBI'S GENERAL SHOP — PRICE LIST
Sugar (1 kg)sh 4,500
Salt (1 packet)sh 1,000
Bar of soapsh 3,000
Exercise booksh 500
Pensh 500
Bread (1 loaf)sh 4,000
Open: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
51 (h) At what time does the shop open?

Marks: 1 points

52. Look carefully at the price list below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

NAMBI'S GENERAL SHOP — PRICE LIST
Sugar (1 kg)sh 4,500
Salt (1 packet)sh 1,000
Bar of soapsh 3,000
Exercise booksh 500
Pensh 500
Bread (1 loaf)sh 4,000
Open: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
52 (i) On which day is the shop closed?

Marks: 1 points

52. Look carefully at the price list below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

NAMBI'S GENERAL SHOP — PRICE LIST
Sugar (1 kg)sh 4,500
Salt (1 packet)sh 1,000
Bar of soapsh 3,000
Exercise booksh 500
Pensh 500
Bread (1 loaf)sh 4,000
Open: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
53 (j) What is the most expensive item on the list?

Marks: 1 points

53. Read the poem below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

My School Garden

In our school garden, green and wide,
We plant the beans on every side.
We dig the soil with hoe and spade,
And work until the sun will fade.

The rain comes down to give a drink,
The plants grow tall, much more than we think.
The cabbages are round and fat,
The goats would love to eat all that!

When harvest time comes round at last,
We pick the beans and work so fast.
Our garden gives us food to share,
Because we gave it love and care.

54 (a) What is the poem about?

Marks: 1 points

53. Read the poem below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

My School Garden

In our school garden, green and wide,
We plant the beans on every side.
We dig the soil with hoe and spade,
And work until the sun will fade.

The rain comes down to give a drink,
The plants grow tall, much more than we think.
The cabbages are round and fat,
The goats would love to eat all that!

When harvest time comes round at last,
We pick the beans and work so fast.
Our garden gives us food to share,
Because we gave it love and care.

55 (b) What do the pupils plant in the garden?

Marks: 1 points

53. Read the poem below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

My School Garden

In our school garden, green and wide,
We plant the beans on every side.
We dig the soil with hoe and spade,
And work until the sun will fade.

The rain comes down to give a drink,
The plants grow tall, much more than we think.
The cabbages are round and fat,
The goats would love to eat all that!

When harvest time comes round at last,
We pick the beans and work so fast.
Our garden gives us food to share,
Because we gave it love and care.

56 (c) Name one tool the pupils use to dig.

Marks: 1 points

53. Read the poem below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

My School Garden

In our school garden, green and wide,
We plant the beans on every side.
We dig the soil with hoe and spade,
And work until the sun will fade.

The rain comes down to give a drink,
The plants grow tall, much more than we think.
The cabbages are round and fat,
The goats would love to eat all that!

When harvest time comes round at last,
We pick the beans and work so fast.
Our garden gives us food to share,
Because we gave it love and care.

57 (d) What gives the plants a drink?

Marks: 1 points

53. Read the poem below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

My School Garden

In our school garden, green and wide,
We plant the beans on every side.
We dig the soil with hoe and spade,
And work until the sun will fade.

The rain comes down to give a drink,
The plants grow tall, much more than we think.
The cabbages are round and fat,
The goats would love to eat all that!

When harvest time comes round at last,
We pick the beans and work so fast.
Our garden gives us food to share,
Because we gave it love and care.

58 (e) How are the cabbages described?

Marks: 1 points

53. Read the poem below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

My School Garden

In our school garden, green and wide,
We plant the beans on every side.
We dig the soil with hoe and spade,
And work until the sun will fade.

The rain comes down to give a drink,
The plants grow tall, much more than we think.
The cabbages are round and fat,
The goats would love to eat all that!

When harvest time comes round at last,
We pick the beans and work so fast.
Our garden gives us food to share,
Because we gave it love and care.

59 (f) Which animals would love to eat the cabbages?

Marks: 1 points

53. Read the poem below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

My School Garden

In our school garden, green and wide,
We plant the beans on every side.
We dig the soil with hoe and spade,
And work until the sun will fade.

The rain comes down to give a drink,
The plants grow tall, much more than we think.
The cabbages are round and fat,
The goats would love to eat all that!

When harvest time comes round at last,
We pick the beans and work so fast.
Our garden gives us food to share,
Because we gave it love and care.

60 (g) How many stanzas does the poem have?

Marks: 1 points

53. Read the poem below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

My School Garden

In our school garden, green and wide,
We plant the beans on every side.
We dig the soil with hoe and spade,
And work until the sun will fade.

The rain comes down to give a drink,
The plants grow tall, much more than we think.
The cabbages are round and fat,
The goats would love to eat all that!

When harvest time comes round at last,
We pick the beans and work so fast.
Our garden gives us food to share,
Because we gave it love and care.

61 (h) What do the pupils do at harvest time?

Marks: 1 points

53. Read the poem below. Answer each question in a full sentence.

My School Garden

In our school garden, green and wide,
We plant the beans on every side.
We dig the soil with hoe and spade,
And work until the sun will fade.

The rain comes down to give a drink,
The plants grow tall, much more than we think.
The cabbages are round and fat,
The goats would love to eat all that!

When harvest time comes round at last,
We pick the beans and work so fast.
Our garden gives us food to share,
Because we gave it love and care.

62 (i) Why did the garden give them food to share? Give two words from the poem.

Marks: 2 points

63 54. Complete the conversation between Achieng and a shopkeeper. Drag each of Achieng's replies into the correct space.
Shopkeeper: Good morning, young girl.
Achieng: Drop here
Shopkeeper: What would you like to buy?
Achieng: Drop here
Shopkeeper: How much sugar do you want?
Achieng: Drop here
Shopkeeper: Do you need anything else?
Achieng: Drop here
Shopkeeper: Here they are. That is sh 7,500 altogether.
Achieng: Drop here
Shopkeeper: Here is your change of sh 2,500.
Achieng: Drop here
Shopkeeper: Who sent you to the shop?
Achieng: Drop here
Shopkeeper: Please greet her for me.
Achieng: Drop here
Shopkeeper: Walk carefully on the road.
Achieng: Drop here
Shopkeeper: Goodbye, Achieng.
Achieng: Drop here

📦Word Bank:

Here is sh 10,000.
Goodbye, sir.
Thank you for the change.
Good morning, sir.
My mother sent me.
Yes, I will be careful.
I want one kilogram, please.
I will greet her.
Yes, I also need a bar of soap.
I would like to buy some sugar.
64 55. Rearrange the sentences below to make a good story.

Drag items to reorder. Arrange the 7 items in the correct sequence.

  • He washed his face and brushed his teeth.
  • Last Saturday, Opio woke up very early.
  • Then he helped his father to feed the goats.
  • In the afternoon, he went to play football with his friends.
  • He came back home in the evening very tired.
  • He had his supper and went to bed early.
  • After that, he ate his breakfast of porridge.

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