A new Grade 5 English Objective Model/Sample Paper-I for 2026 has been prepared based on the complete Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs) of the Grade 5 English textbook, providing students with practice material for upcoming school-based assessments.
The unofficial model paper has been developed by following the pattern of the SBA and PECTAA Grade-8 Sample/Model Papers 2026. According to its description, the paper aims to help Grade 5 students prepare for objective-type questions while covering the SLOs included in their English textbook.




Grade 5 English Model Paper Based on SLOs
The model paper covers the SLOs prescribed for English Grade 5 and is intended as a sample resource for students and teachers.
The preparation of the paper follows the assessment approach reflected in the School-Based Assessment (SBA) and model papers associated with the Punjab Education, Curriculum, Training and Assessment Authority (PECTAA).
Useful for SBA 2026 Preparation
Students can use the sample paper to practise objective questions and review concepts from the Grade 5 English textbook. Teachers may also use the material as an additional classroom preparation resource.
The paper is described as Model/Sample Paper-I and is not presented as an official examination paper. Students should therefore use it for practice and preparation rather than treating it as the final or official question paper.
Key Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Class | Grade 5 |
| Subject | English |
| Paper | Objective Part |
| Type | Model/Sample Paper-I |
| Academic Year | 2026 |
| Coverage | Grade 5 English textbook SLOs |
| Purpose | SBA and assessment preparation |
| Status | Unofficial model/sample paper |
The four-page images of the Grade 5 English Objective Model Paper-I can be added below the article for students and teachers to view and use as practice material.
Important Note: The Grade 5 English Objective Model/Sample Paper-I is unofficial and has been prepared as a practice resource. It is based on the Grade 5 English textbook SLOs and the pattern of SBA and PECTAA Grade-8 model papers. Students should not consider it an official examination paper or assume that the same questions will appear in the assessment.

