The International English Olympiad is the most popular Olympiad conducted by SOF. They also offer IEO Sample Papers for Class 6 to help the children prepare for the English Olympiad. These samples help you analyze the questions you will get in the test and the format and level of questions.
The English Olympiad Class 6 helps the student revise the report and analyze the questions provided. It can turn out to be quite helpful in preparing for the Olympiad. You can also download the PDF of sample questions online.
However, remember that the number of questions and the marking is quite different from the actual exam.
How can you prepare for the English Olympiad test?
The English Olympiad test comprises two stages; only the top 5% is moved to the second level. Preparing for the English Olympiad will help you get better results in level one. Follow some tips that will help you crack level one of IEO.
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Get familiar with the syllabus of IEO
Identify the topics that you get to receive from the IEO. Go through the syllabus, and 70% of the question arrives from the previous class.
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Start preparing well in advance
Most students start preparing for the IEO level one quite early. In this way, they get to understand the pattern of the Olympiad.
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Identify the study material and resources
Get the study material. Don't waste time searching for study material at the last moment. Keep it ready earlier and start preparing for it.
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Continuous efforts
To come to the list of the top 5%, you need to prepare well for the exam, which requires continuous effort, hard work, and patience. Keep going, and you will start seeing results.
Syllabus for English Olympiad Exams
These are the chapters covered in most of the English Olympiad Exams.
Nouns
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Pronouns
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Verbs
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Adverbs
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Adjectives
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Articles
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Conjunctions
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Prepositions
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Punctuation and Jumbled Words
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Tenses
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Voices
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Narration
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Spellings
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Collocations
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Phrasal verbs
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Idioms
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Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms are words or phrases that mean the same thing or nearly the same thing as one another. A synonym is the opposite of an antonym since synonyms share the same meaning.
Therefore, they can be interchanged in any sentence (theoretically, but more about that later) without affecting its meaning.
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Free Sample Questions for
Question 1
Select the correct tense.In 1917, revolutionaries overthrew the czar.
A. simple present
B. simple past
C. simple future
Question 2
Tasting her favorite cake brought both excitement and to the child’s heart.
A. palpable
B. placid
C. wryly
D. glee
Question 3
Is the verb transitive or intransitive?The lifeguards gave saftey lessons by the pool.
A. transitive
B. intransitive
Question 4
Identify the capitalized part.Because we were all so tired, WE DECIDED TO GO HOME EARLY.
A. independent
B. dependent
Question 5
What is the present participle of the verb?sing
A. singing
B. sang
C. sung
Question 6
What is the tense of the verb?Peanut butter has teamed with jelly in sandwiches since the 1920s.
A. simple present
B. present perfect
C. present progressive
Question 7
Based on your knowledge of the prefix over-, overconfident means:
A. too much confidence
B. not enough confidence
C. to state the opposite
Question 8
Choose the best word to fill in the blank.Do have to do the dishes?
A. I
B. Mike
Question 9
The materials needed for the construction (decreases, decrease) as we gain experience.
A. decreases
B. decrease
Question 10
When Arnold was younger, he was known for his hyperactivity.What does the prefix hyper- mean in the given sentence?
A. without
B. over
C. full
D. below