PRIMARY 5 · ENGLISH

Comprehension
Top 5 mistakes

Ranked by how often they appear across 91 MOE-aligned practice questions in our archive.

#1Misconception

'Them' does not refer to 'mistakes'. Mistakes are not the subject that struggles, and giving up on mistakes does not make contextual sense.

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#2Misconception

'Them' does not refer to 'marked scripts'. Scripts are objects; the pronoun 'they' in the same sentence ('when they struggled') must refer to people who can struggle.

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#3Misconception

'Them' cannot refer to 'difficult topics' because the sentence says he never gave up on 'them' even when 'they struggled' — topics cannot struggle. The referent must be people.

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#4Misconception

The passage says Mr Tan encouraged her; parental pressure is not mentioned. Wei Lin chose to enter because of the personal significance of her story.

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#5Misconception

The passage shows Wei Lin prepared deeply and found the topic personally meaningful — this is not the behaviour of someone looking for an easy option.

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