Online Quiz: British Curriculum Primary 5 English Quiz: Writing Non-Chronological Reports
Open Online Quiz: British Curriculum Primary 5 English Quiz: Writing Non-Chronological Reports - 📘 English - Level 5 - Term 3 as an interactive British curriculum quiz with instant marking and explanations.
Level 5📘 EnglishTerm 32025/2026Teacher: Almanahj
Scan to open this quiz
https://almanahj.com/uk/quizzes/5english3/98
Print Quiz
Choose the version to send to your printer or save as PDF.
This lesson quiz helps learners organise factual reports using headings, technical vocabulary and topic paragraphs.
Result Tracking
0Answered
0Correct Answers
0Wrong Answers
0%Current Percentage
Quiz Completed
This is your final result after answering all questions. You can reopen the page to start again.
Question 1
1 point
Read the report opening:
Red foxes are adaptable mammals found in towns, woods and farmland. They have pointed ears, a bushy tail and a strong sense of smell. Foxes usually hunt at night and eat insects, birds, fruit and small mammals. What is the topic of this report opening?
Explanation
The passage gives factual information about red foxes.
Question 2
1 point
Which feature belongs in a non-chronological report?
Explanation
Subheadings organise information by topic.
Question 3
1 point
Which heading would fit information about what foxes eat?
Explanation
Diet means what an animal eats.
Question 4
1 point
Which sentence is factual?
Explanation
It can be checked and is not an opinion.
Question 5
1 point
Which sentence is an opinion?
Explanation
Most beautiful is a personal judgement.
Question 6
1 point
Which word is technical vocabulary?
Explanation
Mammals is subject-specific vocabulary.
Question 7
1 point
Which opening is best for a report?
Explanation
It introduces the topic factually.
Question 8
1 point
Which paragraph order is logical?
Explanation
This groups facts by topic.
Question 9
1 point
Which phrase is formal?
Explanation
Formal reports avoid slang.
Question 10
1 point
Which sentence uses present tense appropriately?
Explanation
Reports often use present tense for general facts.
Question 11
1 point
Which detail belongs under "Appearance"?
Explanation
A bushy tail describes appearance.
Question 12
1 point
Which detail belongs under "Habitat"?
Explanation
Habitat means where something lives.
Question 13
1 point
Which detail belongs under "Diet"?
Explanation
Diet means food.
Question 14
1 point
Which sentence avoids first person?
Explanation
Reports usually avoid personal voice.
Question 15
1 point
Which title is best for a report?
Explanation
It clearly names the factual topic.
Question 16
1 point
Which connective adds information?
Explanation
In addition adds another fact.
Question 17
1 point
Which sentence includes a relative clause?
Explanation
Which are mammals adds extra information.
Question 18
1 point
What should a conclusion do in a report?
Explanation
It closes the report by summarising.
Question 19
1 point
Which source would be best for report research?
Explanation
An information book is reliable for factual research.
Question 20
1 point
What is the main purpose of a non-chronological report?
