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Allen TALLENTEX Class 5 Mock Test 2026-27 assists students to prepare for the TALLENTEX exam coming in the future. Through mock tests, students will be able to know about the exam pattern and solve important questions. The sample paper is prepared according to topics like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and Mental Ability to assist students to revise important topics.

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Allen TALLENTEX Test is a talent test conducted by ALLEN Career Institute. Allen TALLENTEX Mock Test for Class 5 will have an offline test format and comprises 80 multiple choice questions. There are four choices to each question and only one option would be the right answer. Students can refer to the important exam information below.

Allen TALLENTEX Class 5 Mock Test 2026-27 PDF Download

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SECTION-A : PHYSICS

1. Two teams played a game of tug-of-war. The red team and the blue team pulled in opposite directions for a long time, but the rope did not move. What does this mean?

(1) Neither team pulled very hard.
(2) The red and blue team pulled with equal force.
(3) The red team pulled harder than the blue team.
(4) The blue team pulled harder than the red team.

2. Choose the incorrect statement :

(1) Earthquakes occur because of deforestation.
(2) Molten rocks coming out of a volcano are called lava.
(3) In case of a natural disaster, very often transport, electricity, water supply and other facilities of affected areas are destroyed.
(4) Events which cause damage to property and human life are called calamities.

3. What does the following figure show?

(1) Earth and Sun are revolving around moon.
(2) Sun is revolving around Earth and Moon is revolving around Sun.
(3) Earth is revolving around Sun and Moon is revolving around Earth.
(4) Earth is revolving around Sun and Sun is revolving around Moon.

4. The capacity of the big box is _______, if (see the figure below)

(1) 18 ml    (2) 30 ml    (3) 22 ml    (4) 16 ml

5. The outermost part of the earth is called

(1) Crust    (2) Mantle    (3) Core    (4) None of these

6. Music player converts _______ energy to _______ energy.

(1) electrical, sound    (2) sound, electrical    (3) electrical, light    (4) light, electrical

7. 2 hours = _______ minutes.

(1) 3    (2) 180    (3) 60    (4) 120

8. Earth is round like a football, but we do not fall off due to

(1) gravitational force    (2) rotation of earth
(3) revolution of earth    (4) all of these

9. Estimate the unit of following objects.

A sundae : 250_____ (A)    A hammer : 2_____ (B)    A boy : 20_____ (C)

10. When tectonic plates collide, molten rock from beneath Earth's crust is sometimes forced up through the surface. When this occurs, it is called

(1) a flood    (2) an earthquake    (3) a rift    (4) a volcano

11. Arrange the following masses from lightest to heaviest.

(1) A > B > C > D    (2) D > C > B > A    (3) D > B > C > A    (4) A < D < C < B

SECTION-B : CHEMISTRY

12. What are I, II, III and IV in the given flow chart?

(1) I – Increase, II – Increase, III – Decrease, IV – Decrease
(2) I – Decrease, II – Decrease, III – Increase, IV – Increase
(3) I – Increase, II – Decrease, III – Decrease, IV – Increase
(4) I – Decrease, II – Increase, III – Decrease, IV – Increase

13. Sumita took an unknown substance into a glass. The substance took the shape of the glass. Later she transferred the substance into a bowl. The substance took the shape of the bowl but its volume remained the same. What is the state of this substance?

(1) Solid    (2) Gas    (3) Liquid    (4) None of these

14. Which of the following statements is not true?

(1) Water should be conserved for future use.
(2) Water should be treated before disposal.
(3) Water animals are safe and remain unaffected by the pollution as they live under water.
(4) Contaminated water can also cause various diseases.

15. Study the following figure and answer. The ice present in first beaker becomes water upon

(1) cooling    (2) heating    (3) evaporation    (4) condensation

16. Read the given table carefully :-

In given table, materials of group A have maximum intermolecular forces of attraction between their particles, whereas materials of group B have less intermolecular forces of attraction than materials of group A and materials of group C have negligible intermolecular forces of attraction. Which of the following materials are grouped incorrectly in groups A, B and C respectively?

(1) q, v, o    (2) r, v, l    (3) r, u, n    (4) p, u, n

17. A _______ has a neither definite _______ nor _______ shape.

(1) Solid, Volume, definite    (2) Gas, Volume, definite
(3) Liquid, Volume, definite    (4) None of these

18. Minerals are chemical substances that occur in nature. They form due to natural processes within the Earth. They may be simple substances or very complex ones. Minerals are of two types – Metallic or non-metallic. Find the metallic mineral from the following.

(1) Quartz    (2) Mica    (3) Gold    (4) Feldspar

19. Which of the following shows the arrangement of particles of solids?

(1)    (2)    (3)    (4)

20. Lava cools to form

(1) igneous rocks    (2) sedimentary rocks
(3) metamorphic rocks    (4) sandstones

21. Droplets of water (rain, snow, sleet, or hail) fall to the Earth's surface. This is called-

(1) evaporation    (2) precipitation
(3) condensation    (4) all of these

22. 'X' is a type of soil, which is a mixture of clay, silt, sand and humus. This holds water well and has many nutrients. Most plants grow well in this soil. Identify 'X'.

(1) Clay    (2) Sandy
(3) Loam    (4) Subsoil

SECTION-C : BIOLOGY

23. Which of the following is essential for photosynthesis?

(1) Sunlight    (2) Chlorophyll    (3) Oxygen    (4) Both (1) and (2)

24. Which of the following flower would bloom only at night?

(1) Brahma kamal    (2) Lily    (3) Hibiscus    (4) Both (1) and (2)

25. Archit compared three animals and recorded his observation in the table given below. What can animals X, Y and Z be?

X – Has two hollow teeth.    Y – Sharp sense of hearing.    Z – Have fur on the body.

(1) X – Tiger, Y – Squirrel, Z – Mountain goat
(2) X – Tiger, Y – Snake, Z – Mountain goat
(3) X – Snake, Y – Tiger, Z – Mountain goat
(4) X – Squirrel, Y – Tiger, Z – Mountain goat

26. Which of the following diagram best represents an exchange of gases between plants and animals?

(1)    (2)    (3)    (4)

27. Read the given information about the human digestive system.

Structure 'X' is a cavity present inside mouth that receives a secretion 'Y'. 'Y' helps in the digestion of starch. Incompletely digested food is then swallowed and goes into structure 'Z' through food pipe. Structure 'Z' secretes a digestive juice that is 'W' in nature.

Identify X, Y, Z and W -

(1) X – Oral cavity, Y – Stomach, Z – Saliva, W – acidic
(2) X – Stomach, Y – Saliva, Z – Mouth, W – acidic
(3) X – Oral cavity, Y – Saliva, Z – Stomach, W – acidic
(4) X – Oral cavity, Y – Saliva, Z – Stomach, W – alkaline

28. After coming back from school, Rohit was feeling very hungry. He ate the food without washing his hands. After some time, he experienced vomiting and loose motions that resulted in water loss from his body. What should be given to him in order to prevent dehydration?

(1) Solution of sugar only.
(2) Solution of salt only.
(3) Solution of sugar and salt.
(4) He should take rest only.

29. A healthy diet needs a balance of many things. Fruits, vegetables and table salt are all good sources of

(1) Minerals    (2) Carbohydrate
(3) Water    (4) Proteins

30. Find out the incorrect statements.

P – Snakes can feel the vibrations on the ground.
Q – The ears of the tiger can move in different direction which helps them to receive the sound from the surroundings.
R – Male silk worm can find female worm by her smell.
S – Elephant has big ears which help them to keep their body warm.

(1) P and Q    (2) Q and R
(3) R only    (4) S only

31. The picture below shows germination in bean plant. The leaf produced would help the plant by -

(1) absorbing water from the air for nourishment.
(2) using sunlight for food production.
(3) absorbing minerals from the soil.
(4) supporting the plant as it grows taller.

32. Tongue is the part of human digestive system. It helps us to taste the different flavours of the food. Some of the statements are given below regarding it.

Statement 1 : Taste buds for different flavours are evenly spread on the tongue.
Statement 2 : Taste buds for sweet flavour are mostly found on the tip of the tongue.
Statement 3 : Taste buds for salt flavour are mostly found on the back side of the tongue.
Statement 4 : No taste buds are found on the side of the tongue.
Statement 5 : We can taste the sour flavour by the taste buds mostly present on the sides of the tongue.

Which of the following option contains incorrect set of statements?

(1) Statement 1, 2 and 4    (2) Statement 1, 3 and 4
(3) Statement 2 and 5    (4) All statements are incorrect

33. Given below is an image of plant depicting one of the life process in plants. The arrows in the diagram show the path taken by the -

(1) food    (2) water
(3) sunlight    (4) Minerals

SECTION-D : MATHEMATICS

34. A cuboidal box has _______ corner points.

(1) 10    (2) 6    (3) 12    (4) 8

35. Richa purchased four different sizes of teddy. Length of the smallest teddy is 15 cm. Each is 2 cm longer than the other. Find the difference of length between the largest and the smallest teddy.

(1) 1 cm    (2) 13 cm    (3) 6 cm    (4) 15 cm

36. Which one of the following figure represents the line segment LM?

(1)    (2)    (3)    (4)

37. Population of India in 2013 was 1274239769. The sum of the place value and the face value of ten millions digits of the 10-digit number given above is

(1) 200000002    (2) 70000007    (3) 4000004    (4) 100000000

38. Count the number of slanting lines in the given figure.

(1) 1    (2) 2    (3) 6    (4) 10

39. If 3 is a factor of the 7-digit number 258*970, then the place value of missing digit (*) cannot be

(1) 8000    (2) 5000    (3) 4000    (4) 2000

40. If 54 is the 3rd common multiple of 6 and △, then the smallest possible number for △ is

(1) 12    (2) 9    (3) 3    (4) 18

41. M is the largest number which when rounded off to the nearest hundreds gives 74500. N is the smallest number which when rounded off to the nearest thousands gives 350000. What is the sum of M and N?

(1) 402049    (2) 424500
(3) 424049    (4) None of these

42. In the following, find the number of angles which are greater than right angle.

(1) 4    (2) 5    (3) 8    (4) 11

43. Which number matches the word name "Ten lakh six hundred Sixty one"?

(1) 10661    (2) 1000661    (3) 100661    (4) 10000661

44. 20.600 gm + _______ gm = 41 gm

(1) 20.400    (2) 20    (3) 12.400    (4) 20400

45. Observe the number line given, what is the difference between X and Y.

(1) 4060    (2) 400    (3) 4040    (4) 40

46. Identify the scalene triangle from the following.

(1)    (2)    (3)    (4) all of these

47. The numbers which are not multiples of 2 are called _______ numbers.

(1) even    (2) odd    (3) prime    (4) composite

48. Find the greatest number which will divide the greatest 4-digit number and the greatest 5-digit number exactly.

(1) 9    (2) 15    (3) 14    (4) 2

49. HCF of 6 and 12 is

(1) 6    (2) 12    (3) 18    (4) 3

50. What shape will you get, if you connect the given dots with each other by straight lines?

(1) Square    (2) Circle    (3) Triangle    (4) Rectangle

51. Perimeter of a triangle is the sum of the lengths of all the _______ sides.

(1) 10    (2) 1    (3) 3    (4) 8

52. Some Roman numerals are given in the box, [ I C L M D ]. Which of the following is the number that can be written using only all the given Roman numerals?

(1) 1775    (2) 864    (3) 1947    (4) 1651

53. Each side of a square field measures 85 m. The perimeter of the square field is

(1) 320 m    (2) 340 m    (3) 350 m    (4) 360 m

54. A shopkeeper has 87 kg 520 gm rice. He sold 62 kg 470 gm to one customer. How much is left with the shopkeeper?

(1) 25 kg 150 gm    (2) 25 kg 50 gm
(3) 25 kg 500 gm    (4) 20 kg 50 gm

55. A student is studying from a book in the shape of a cuboid. He wants to count the number of edges of the book, then number of edges in the book are _______.

(1) 4    (2) 8    (3) 10    (4) 12

56. The angle we can see in the english alphabet H is _______

(1) Acute angle    (2) Obtuse angle
(3) Right angle    (4) None of these

57. An obtuse angle lies between _______

(1) 0° and 90°    (2) 90° and 180°
(3) 45° and 90°    (4) 180° and 360°

58. If the area of the floor of room is 60 sq. metre and the length of the room is 8 m, find its breadth.

(1) 5.7 m    (2) 7.5 m    (3) 8.5 m    (4) 5.8 m

SECTION-E : MENTAL ABILITY

59. Rachel is 16th from the left end in a row of 50 girls. What is her position from the right end?

(1) 30th    (2) 33rd    (3) 34th    (4) 35th

60. Which of the following diagram indicates the best relation between Musical instrument, Guitar, Flute?

(1)    (2)    (3)    (4)

61. Look at the pattern carefully and complete the series.

(1)    (2)    (3)    (4)

62. In a certain code 'LIMCA' is written as OLPFD. How is 'PAIN' written in that code?

(1) SDLQ    (2) SLDQ
(3) RBLP    (4) RDLQ

63. How many such 2's are in the following number sequence each of which is immediately followed by 4?

3 1 2 4 5 1 2 3 1 4 1 3 5 6 7 8 1 3 9

(1) 1    (2) 2    (3) 3    (4) 0

64. Raman left his home and walked 15 km towards east. He then turn left and walk 10 km, again turn left and walk 20 km, finally turn left and walk 10 km. In which direction is Raman facing now?

(1) East    (2) West    (3) North    (4) South

65. Select the combination of numbers so that the letters accordingly will form a meaningful word.

G – 1, U – 2, P – 3, N – 4, E – 5, I – 6, N – 7

(1) 3, 5, 4, 2, 1, 6, 7    (2) 3, 5, 4, 1, 2, 6, 7
(3) 3, 5, 6, 7, 4, 2, 1    (4) 7, 6, 5, 3, 4, 2, 1

66. Shazam starts walking in South to his house and walks 10 m. Now he took a left turn and walks 3 m and after that he took another right turn and walks 5 m. In which direction he is walking now?

(1) West    (2) South    (3) North    (4) East

67. Which word can be formed from the given letters?

E P Q R A Y C D H P K

(1) ROCKET    (2) KEPT    (3) POCKET    (4) HAPPY

68. Find the missing term in the series given below. 3, 5, 9, 15, 23, ?

(1) 32    (2) 33    (3) 35    (4) None of these

69. Shinchan travels 13 km North and turns left. Then he travels 9 km and turns right and cover another 10 km. He finally turns to right and travels another 9 km. In which direction he is walking now?

(1) South    (2) North    (3) East    (4) West

70. Arrange the given words in the alphabetical order and choose the one that comes at second place.

(1) Bat    (2) Indication    (3) Express    (4) Project

71. Question is based on the following diagram.

Square → Children who like the movie "Mission Mangal"
Triangle → Children who like the movie "Uri: The Surgical Strike"
Circle → Children who like the movie "Super 30"

Which number represents Children who like both the movies "Mission Mangal" and "Super 30" but not "Uri : The Surgical Strike"?

(1) 7    (2) 6    (3) 2    (4) 4

72. These symbols are arranged in a pattern. @ % @ @ % % @ @ @ % % %. Which set of symbols is arranged in the same pattern?

(1) * # * # * * # # * * # #    (2) # * # # * # # # * # # # #
(3) * # * * # # * * * # # #    (4) # # * * # * # # * * # *

73. Find the mirror image of figure (X).

(1)    (2)    (3)    (4)

74. In the following question, select the odd number from the given alternatives.

(1) 30    (2) 40    (3) 51    (4) 10

75. Find the water image of the given word. CHESS

(1)    (2)    (3)    (4)

76. In the following question, select the odd word from the given alternatives.

(1) CD    (2) PQ    (3) SU    (4) VW

77. In the following question find the mirror image. PSK8478

(1)    (2)    (3)    (4) None of these

78. Find the water image of following given figure.

(1)    (2)    (3)    (4)

79. Choose the odd one out:

(1) Ladyfinger    (2) Potato    (3) Brinjal    (4) Banana

80. Study the diagram and identify the people who can speak only Hindi?

(1) Q    (2) S    (3) V    (4) U

Allen TALLENTEX Class 5 Mock Test Exam Pattern 2026-27

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