Unicus Global English Olympiad Class 2 Sample Paper (PDF)

Building strong reading skills is very important for Class 2 students who are ready to explore more English concepts. This Unicus Global English Olympiad Sample Paper helps young learners develop better language understanding through fun-filled and interesting activities.

This question bank include exciting topics like rhyming words, opposite words, simple story reading, completing sentences with correct words, and understanding basic grammar like singular-plural forms.

Our Question paper come up with answers that help children understand concepts clearly.

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How to Start Preparation with Class 2 English Sample Paper?

Using this Global English Olympiad Sample Paper PDFs in three simple steps for structured Olympiad preparation:

• Step 1: Download the free PDF instantly using the button above
• Step 2: Motivate your Kids to verbalize words during activities
• Step 3: Consistent practice and track progress effectively

Benefits of Global English Olympiad Sample Papers for Class 2

This well-curated question paper make preparation engaging while nurturing your child's love for English language and give various benefits such as:

• Improves word recognition and helps children read simple stories fluently
• Teaches basic grammar rules through fun exercises and games
• Develops vocabulary skills with new words and their meanings

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This English Olympiad practice paper help children become better readers every day. Regular practice builds strong English skills step by step. Your child will enjoy reading stories and learning new words through these interesting practice materials.

Syllabus:

1. Content Domain: Language Section

Basic Adjectives(describing things, people), Basic Prepositions, Conjunctions (use of, and, but, because etc.), Contractions, Feminine-Masculine, Nouns (Person, Name, Animal and Things), Odd word out, Prepositions, Pronouns, Punctuation, (using capital letters for days, months, names, places and nationalities, for ‘I’ and at the beginning of a sentence & Use punctuation – full stop, commas (to separate items in a list), question mark, exclamation mark, apostrophe), Simple Adverbs, Simple Articles-A, An, The, Simple Pronouns, Simple Synonyms and Antonyms, Simple Tenses, Simple Verbs, Singular-Plural and Ordinal Numbers, Spellings, Spoken and Written Verbal Expressions (accuse and deny blame, make suggestions, express opinion, certainty and doubt, ask about and talk about the date, day, time duration, feelings, health, weather, actions, instructions), Verbs, Word Order, Word Pairs and Collocations

2. Content Domain: Reading Section

Information Retrieval from Various Text Types like Stories, Short Dialogues, Messages, Invitations, etc.

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