The exam paper is a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint English (Non-fiction) assessment, divided into two main sections: Reading and Writing. The Reading section emphasizes comprehension, analysis of figurative language, grammar (e.g., pronouns, modal verbs, adverbial phrases), and interpretation of text structure, themes, and features (e.g., biographical elements). The Writing section focuses on creating persuasive content for specific contexts, with planning space provided. Topics include birds, music (Mozart), and persuasive promotion of activity centers. Total marks are 50, emphasizing critical thinking, language mechanics, and creative application.