How many Class 4 English MCQs are there?

There are 260 MCQs across 13 unit tests for Class 4 English. Each unit is its own timed test.

Which Class 4 English units can I practise?

Unit 1: Great Caliphs of Islam, Unit 2: Beauty of Nature, Unit 3: The Journey of Chocolate, Unit 4: The Pride of Pakistan, Unit 5: Thank You, Lord, Unit 6: Valuing Others, Unit 7: Colours of Pakistan, Unit 8: Good Study Habits, Unit 9: Manners, Unit 10: Be Aware, Be Safe, Unit 11: The Fox and the Stork, Unit 12: Time to Think! and Unit 13: Little Things.

Which topics do the Class 4 English MCQs cover?

Questions are tagged by topic, including Reading Comprehension, Grammar, Vocabulary Building, Learning the Sounds, Learning to Speak, Learning to Write, Pie Chart and Bar Graph and Homophones. Your result shows how you did on each topic.

Is there negative marking in Class 4 English?

No. Textbook unit tests have no negative marking, so answer every question.

Punjab textbook MCQs · Class 4

Class 4 English — chapter-wise MCQs

Every unit of the Class 4 English textbook as its own timed test, with the questions tagged by topic.

260

Questions

Units

Topics

Class 4 English units

Unit 1: Great Caliphs of Islam20 Qs · 30 minReading ComprehensionGrammarLearning to WriteLearning the SoundsLearning to SpeakVocabulary Building
Unit 2: Beauty of Nature20 Qs · 30 minGrammarReading ComprehensionLearning the SoundsVocabulary BuildingExpressing Likes and DislikesLearning to SpeakRhyming WordsWriting
Unit 3: The Journey of Chocolate20 Qs · 30 minReading ComprehensionGrammarPie Chart and Bar GraphAnagramsLearning the SoundsLearning to SpeakLearning to WriteVocabulary Building
Unit 4: The Pride of Pakistan20 Qs · 30 minReading ComprehensionGrammarSynonyms and AntonymsChange in Parts of SpeechLearning the SoundsMind MappingVocabulary Building
Unit 5: Thank You, Lord20 Qs · 30 minGrammarReading ComprehensionHomophonesLearning the SoundsReading the ClockVocabulary Building
Unit 6: Valuing Others20 Qs · 30 minReading ComprehensionGrammarCompound WordsInflectional EndingsSounds of 'the'Vocabulary BuildingLearning to SpeakLearning to Write
Unit 7: Colours of Pakistan20 Qs · 30 minReading ComprehensionGrammarLearning the SoundsCompound WordsLearning to SpeakMap KeysPunctuationVocabulary Building
Unit 8: Good Study Habits20 Qs · 30 minGrammarReading ComprehensionAlphabetical OrderLearning the SoundsVocabulary BuildingLearning to SpeakLearning to WriteNote-taking
Unit 9: Manners20 Qs · 30 minGrammarReading ComprehensionSimilesThree Sounds of -edLearning to SpeakLearning to WriteTable of ContentsVocabulary Building
Unit 10: Be Aware, Be Safe20 Qs · 30 minGrammarReading ComprehensionElements of a StoryParts of SpeechVocabulary BuildingLearning to Speak
Unit 11: The Fox and the Stork20 Qs · 30 minGrammarReading ComprehensionElements of a FableIntonationVocabulary BuildingAlphabetical Order
Unit 12: Time to Think!20 Qs · 30 minReading ComprehensionGrammarVocabulary BuildingConnectorsHyphensLearning to SpeakLetter WritingPosition Words
Unit 13: Little Things20 Qs · 30 minGrammarReading ComprehensionLearning the SoundsRegular Verb FormsVocabulary BuildingLearning to SpeakRhyming Words

Frequently asked questions

How many Class 4 English MCQs are there?: There are 260 MCQs across 13 unit tests for Class 4 English. Each unit is its own timed test.
Which Class 4 English units can I practise?: Unit 1: Great Caliphs of Islam, Unit 2: Beauty of Nature, Unit 3: The Journey of Chocolate, Unit 4: The Pride of Pakistan, Unit 5: Thank You, Lord, Unit 6: Valuing Others, Unit 7: Colours of Pakistan, Unit 8: Good Study Habits, Unit 9: Manners, Unit 10: Be Aware, Be Safe, Unit 11: The Fox and the Stork, Unit 12: Time to Think! and Unit 13: Little Things.
Which topics do the Class 4 English MCQs cover?: Questions are tagged by topic, including Reading Comprehension, Grammar, Vocabulary Building, Learning the Sounds, Learning to Speak, Learning to Write, Pie Chart and Bar Graph and Homophones. Your result shows how you did on each topic.
Is there negative marking in Class 4 English?: No. Textbook unit tests have no negative marking, so answer every question.