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The document consists of a non-fiction paper for Grade V, featuring two texts: one explaining the chocolate-making process from cacao beans to finished chocolate, and the other promoting chocolate-themed parties for children aged 8-14. The first text details the steps involved in chocolate production, including harvesting, roasting, and conching, while the second text invites young chocolate lovers to participate in fun activities and create their own chocolate treats at parties. The total marks for the paper are 50, and it includes instructions for answering the questions clearly and concisely.
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G5 - English Insert

The document consists of a non-fiction paper for Grade V, featuring two texts: one explaining the chocolate-making process from cacao beans to finished chocolate, and the other promoting chocolate-themed parties for children aged 8-14. The first text details the steps involved in chocolate production, including harvesting, roasting, and conching, while the second text invites young chocolate lovers to participate in fun activities and create their own chocolate treats at parties. The total marks for the paper are 50, and it includes instructions for answering the questions clearly and concisely.
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60 Minutes
ENGLISH Main Paper (Paper 1 Non-Fiction SPECIMEN INSERT)
Grade: V Section……………………. For Teacher’s Use
Pg.No. Marks
Name………………………………………………………… 2
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Date………………………………………………………….. Total

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST

Answer all the questions.

Be clear and concise in your answers.

The number of marks is given in brackets at the end of each question or part question. The total

number of marks for this paper is 50.

Invigilator’s Signature: ………………………………………………………….

This document consists of 3 printed pages

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Text A

How is chocolate made?

Have you ever wondered where chocolate comes from? Well, chocolate is made
from beans which grow in pods on the Theobroma cacao tree. These trees grow
in several different countries and the flavour of the beans varies depending on
where they come from. The beans also vary in flavour, depending on the age of 5

the tree.

After the beans have been collected and dried, they are transported to chocolate
factories. There, the beans are weighed and separated by type so that the
manufacturer knows exactly what kind of cacao is going into the chocolate. This
ensures the flavour of the chocolate is consistent over time. Some manufacturers
use up to twelve types of cacao, depending on the flavour of chocolate they
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want to create.

Once weighed, the cacao beans are roasted in large ovens for up to two
hours.The heat not only dries and darkens the beans, but also brings out their
flavour.Next, the cacao beans are cracked, and then winnowed – that is, the
brokenshells are blown away, which leaves the crushed pieces of cacao beans,
called ‘nibs’. These are edible but do not taste very pleasant. The cacao nibs are
then crushed and ground into a thick paste called chocolate liquor. This is bitter
and not very smooth or creamy. To improve the flavour, the manufacturer mixes
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in things like sugar, vanilla and milk.

You could eat this mixture, and it would taste pretty good, but it wouldn’t quite
have the right texture. So the manufacturer runs the mixture through steel
rollersand then it is ‘conched’. This is a process which involves putting the
mixture in a machine that mixes and mashes the chocolate. Conching can last a
few hours for cheaper chocolate, and up to six days for more expensive types.
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Finally, we have chocolate!

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Text B

The Chocolate Party Company

Calling all young chocolate lovers. Are you looking for a special theme for a party?
Then come to us!
Our chocolate parties combine the very best quality Belgian chocolate with
fun-packed activities. Our experienced chocolatiers love to share their magic
chocolate-making skills and make sure everyone has a great time. Spend two 5

unforgettable hours creating scrumptious chocolate masterpieces, such as


cute chocolate animals, crispy coconut cups or, best of all, our mouth-watering,
melt-in the-middle chocolate stars. All sorts of delicious toppings are available,
including caramel sprinkles, chocolate-coated honeycomb crumbs and – our 10

favourite – very berry strawberry curls.

Perfect for any special occasion, our fantastically fun parties will help you to
create chocolate delights that will impress everyone. The time will just fly. But
the fun doesn’t stop there because, at the end, you and your friends will take away
party bags crammed with your own, delicious, handmade treats. You will
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also take with you a wealth of knowledge about the secret art of the chocolatiers,
making this a day you’ll never forget.

Parties last for two hours, are suitable for children from 8–14 years old and are
available seven days a week. We run throughout the day, starting at 10 am, with
the last party finishing at 9 pm on weekdays and 10 pm at weekends and during 20
holidays. See our website for prices, availability, and more details.

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