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Up You Go - Class 5 English Worksheet with Answers

Climb through the poem with matching, blanks and questions

This worksheet covers the poem 'Up You Go' from Class 5 English, with matching, fill in the blanks, MCQs and short answer questions to check understanding.

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A tall leafy tree with sturdy branches at different heights, a wooden ladder leaning against the trunk, and a bird's nest tucked near the top
Matching

Match the Words

Match each word from the poem to its meaning.

1. sturdy
2. branch
3. climb
4. cheer
5. trunk
6. top
Fill in the Blanks

Complete the Lines

Fill in each blank with the correct word from the word bank.

1.The child wants to climb the tall .
2.Someone holds onto a sturdy while climbing.
3.At first the child feels a little of falling.
4.With each step, the child climbs and higher.
5.By the end of the poem, the child feels enough to reach the top.
Quiz (MCQ)

Tick the Right Answer

Circle the correct option for each question.

1. What is the child trying to do in the poem 'Up You Go'?
2. How does the child feel at first while climbing?
3. What words does the poem use to encourage the climber?
4. What does the child hold on to while climbing?
5. How does the child feel after reaching the top?
True / False

True or False

Write True or False for each statement based on the poem.

1. The poem is about climbing a tree.
2. The child never feels scared while climbing.
3. The child gives up halfway and climbs back down.
4. The poem uses the phrase 'up you go' to cheer the climber on.
5. The child feels happy after reaching the top of the tree.
6. The poem takes place inside a classroom.
Short Answer

In Your Own Words

Answer these questions in one or two sentences each.

1. Why do you think the child feels nervous at the start of the climb?
2. What would you say to cheer up someone who is climbing a tree for the first time?
3. Describe how the child might feel while looking down from the top of the tree.
4. Have you ever climbed something tall? Write two lines about how you felt.

These are open-ended - there's no single right answer to check.

Written by Lernizy Editorial Team
Updated 27 Aug 2026