Practice Worksheet – Chapter 3 The Rainbow  (Class 5 English Santoor Textbook) 

Practice Worksheet — The Rainbow Class 5 English Book Santoor

Here’s the Practice Worksheet includes, Mutiple Choice Questions, fill in the blanks, True or False Jumbled Words for Class 5 English Chapter – “The Rainbow” (Santoor Book).


A. Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. What sails on the rivers according to the poem?
a) Ships
b) Boats
c) Clouds
d) Birds
Answer: b) Boats


2. What sails on the seas?
a) Boats
b) Ships
c) Clouds
d) Rainbows
Answer: b) Ships


3. What sails across the sky?
a) Boats
b) Bridges
c) Clouds
d) Birds
Answer: c) Clouds


4. What bridges heaven and overtops the trees?
a) Rainbow
b) Clouds
c) Moon
d) River bridge
Answer: a) Rainbow


5. According to the poet, what is prettier than all the bridges and ships?
a) Clouds
b) Rainbow
c) Rivers
d) Trees
Answer: b) Rainbow


6. Who is the poet comparing man-made things with?
a) People
b) Nature
c) Animals
d) Schools
Answer: b) Nature


7. What does the rainbow look like according to the poet?
a) A bow in the sky
b) A straight line
c) A long river
d) A boat
Answer: a) A bow in the sky


8. The poet says the rainbow builds a road from ____ to ____.
a) Tree to cloud
b) Earth to sky
c) River to bridge
d) House to school
Answer: b) Earth to sky


B. Fill in the Blanks

  1. Boats sail on the ________.
    Answer: rivers
  2. Ships sail on the ________.
    Answer: seas
  3. Clouds that sail across the ________ are prettier.
    Answer: sky
  4. There are bridges on the ________.
    Answer: rivers
  5. The rainbow builds a road from ________ to ________.
    Answer: earth, sky

C. True or False

StatementAnswer
1. Boats sail on the seas.❌ False
2. Clouds sail across the sky.✅ True
3. The poet thinks man-made bridges are the prettiest.❌ False
4. The rainbow bridges heaven and overtops trees.✅ True
5. The poet loves nature’s beauty.✅ True

D. Word Meanings

WordMeaning
SailTo move smoothly on water or air
PrettierMore beautiful
BridgeStructure built over rivers or roads
HeavenThe sky or upper world
BowAn arch shape like a rainbow
OvertopsRises above
EarthThe world we live on

E. Answer in Short

  1. What does the poet find prettier than boats and ships?
    Answer: Clouds that sail across the sky.
  2. What is the most beautiful “bridge” mentioned in the poem?
    Answer: The rainbow.
  3. How does the rainbow look according to the poet?
    Answer: Like a bow that connects earth to sky.
  4. What message does the poet want to give us?
    Answer: To appreciate the natural beauty around us.
  5. Which natural things are compared with man-made ones?
    Answer: Clouds are compared with boats/ships, and the rainbow with bridges.

F. Grammar Exercises

1. Find and write the adjectives in these lines:

  • a) Boats sail on the rivers.
  • b) Clouds that sail across the sky are prettier than these.
    Answers:
    a) —
    b) prettier

2. Underline the nouns in the sentences below:

a) The rainbow bridges heaven and earth.
b) Clouds are floating in the sky.
Answers: rainbow, heaven, earth, clouds, sky


3. Encircle the verbs in the sentences below:

a) Boats sail on the rivers.
b) The rainbow builds a road from earth to sky.
Answers: sail, builds


4. Choose the correct preposition:

a) The rainbow builds a road ___ earth ___ sky.

  • (from, on / to, over / from, to)
    Answer: from, to

5. Make sentences using the words:

WordSentence
RainbowA beautiful rainbow appeared after the rain.
CloudThe white cloud floated across the sky.
BridgeWe crossed the bridge over the river.
PrettyThe garden looked very pretty with flowers.
HeavenPeople believe that angels live in heaven.

G. Creative Writing Practice

Write 5 lines on ‘The Rainbow’.

  1. A rainbow is a beautiful gift of nature.
  2. It appears in the sky after rain.
  3. It has seven bright colours.
  4. It looks like a bridge from earth to heaven.
  5. I love watching the rainbow after the rain.

H. Learning Outcome

After completing this worksheet, students will be able to:

  • Understand and explain the poem’s theme.
  • Identify natural and man-made things.
  • Recognize adjectives, nouns, and verbs.
  • Write short and creative answers confidently.

Summary of the Poem

The poem “The Rainbow” compares things made by humans (boats, ships, bridges) with things of nature (clouds, rainbow).
It says that while boats sail on rivers and ships on seas, clouds sailing in the sky are more beautiful.
Though rivers have bridges, none is as beautiful as a rainbow — the rainbow seems like a bridge from earth to sky, rising above trees.
Thus nature’s beauty is greater than anything humans build.