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1
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT – 2 (MARCH 2012)
ENGLISH
CLASS 7
M. Marks: 80 M. Time: 3 hours
General Instructions
1. This question paper has four sections.
Section A - Reading - 20 marks
Section B - Writing - 25 marks
Section C - Grammar - 20 marks
Section D - Literature - 25marks
2. Attempt all the questions.
3. All the answers must be correctly numbered as in the question paper in the answer
sheet. Do not copy the questions.
4. Attempt all the questions in each section before going on to the next section.
SECTION A - Reading (20 marks)
1. Read the following passage carefully:
Born on March 21,1916 Bismillah khan belonged to a family of professional shehnai
players. At the age of six, he moved to Benaras where his maternal uncle Ali Bux
introduced him to the nuances of playing the simple reed instrument, the shehnai. For
years to come the temple of Balaji and Mangla Maiya and the banks of the Ganga
became the young apprentice’s favourite haunt where he could practise for hours in
solitude. The flowing water of the Ganga inspired him to improvise and invent ragas
that were earlier considered to be beyond the range of the shehnai.
His first award came at the age of 14, as the best performer at the All India Music
Conference in Allahabad in 1930. In 1937, his exploits saw him bagging three medals at
the Music Conference in Calcutta. On the first Independence Day, 15th August 1947, he
played the shehnai for free India from the ramparts of Delhi’s Red Fort at the invitation
of the then Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru .Awards and recognitions came thick and
fast. He participated in the World Exposition in Montreal, in Cannes Art Festival and in
the Osaka Trade Fair. An auditorium was named after him in Teheran-Tahar Mosiquee
Ustaad Bismillah Khan. The World Music Institute celebrated his 80
th
birthday in New
York.
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1
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT – 2 (MARCH 2012)
ENGLISH
CLASS 7
M. Marks: 80 M. Time: 3 hours
General Instructions
1. This question paper has four sections.
Section A - Reading - 20 marks
Section B - Writing - 25 marks
Section C - Grammar - 20 marks
Section D - Literature - 25marks
2. Attempt all the questions.
3. All the answers must be correctly numbered as in the question paper in the answer
sheet. Do not copy the questions.
4. Attempt all the questions in each section before going on to the next section.
SECTION A - Reading (20 marks)
1. Read the following passage carefully:
Born on March 21,1916 Bismillah khan belonged to a family of professional shehnai
players. At the age of six, he moved to Benaras where his maternal uncle Ali Bux
introduced him to the nuances of playing the simple reed instrument, the shehnai. For
years to come the temple of Balaji and Mangla Maiya and the banks of the Ganga
became the young apprentice’s favourite haunt where he could practise for hours in
solitude. The flowing water of the Ganga inspired him to improvise and invent ragas
that were earlier considered to be beyond the range of the shehnai.
His first award came at the age of 14, as the best performer at the All India Music
Conference in Allahabad in 1930. In 1937, his exploits saw him bagging three medals at
the Music Conference in Calcutta. On the first Independence Day, 15th August 1947, he
played the shehnai for free India from the ramparts of Delhi’s Red Fort at the invitation
of the then Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru .Awards and recognitions came thick and
fast. He participated in the World Exposition in Montreal, in Cannes Art Festival and in
the Osaka Trade Fair. An auditorium was named after him in Teheran-Tahar Mosiquee
Ustaad Bismillah Khan. The World Music Institute celebrated his 80
th
birthday in New
York.
SA2QP071301
2
Read the questions given below and write the option you consider the most
appropriate in your answer sheet:
(a) Bismillah Khan was born on…. (1)
(i) 16
th
March 1921 (ii) 21
st
March 1916
(ii) 19
th
March 1916 (iv) 21
st
March 1921
(b) He was introduced to the ‘shehnai’ by his ---------------- (1)
(i) Paternal uncle (ii) brother-in-law (iii) Maternal uncle (iv) Grandfather
(c ) He made innovations with the ‘shehnai’ as he was inspired by ---------------- (1)
(i) His uncle (ii) The flowing Ganges (iii) By his mentors (iv) All of the above
(d) At the music conference in Calcutta, he was given ----------------- (1)
(i) Four medals (ii) Two medals (iii) Five medals (iv) Three medals
(e) Apprentice here means ------------------------- (1)
(i) A person who works for somebody (ii) An employee at an office
(iii) A person who is learning a skill (iv) A person working in a hospital
2. Read the poem carefully and answer the questions given below by choosing
the most appropriate option from the following:
THE LAMP LIGHTER
My tea is nearly ready and the sun has left the sky;
It’s time to take the window to see Leerie going by:
For every night at tea time and before you take your seat,
With lantern and with ladder he comes posting up the street.
Now Tom would be a driver and Maria go to sea,
And papa’s a banker and as rich as he can be:
But I, when I’m stronger and choose what I’m to do,
Oh Leerie, I’ll go round at night and light the lamps with you!
For we are very lucky, with a lamp before the door;
And Leerie stops to light as he lights so many more;
An O! Before you hurry by with ladder and with light,
O Leerie, see a little child and nod to him tonight!
-R.L Stevenson
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1
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT – 2 (MARCH 2012)
ENGLISH
CLASS 7
M. Marks: 80 M. Time: 3 hours
General Instructions
1. This question paper has four sections.
Section A - Reading - 20 marks
Section B - Writing - 25 marks
Section C - Grammar - 20 marks
Section D - Literature - 25marks
2. Attempt all the questions.
3. All the answers must be correctly numbered as in the question paper in the answer
sheet. Do not copy the questions.
4. Attempt all the questions in each section before going on to the next section.
SECTION A - Reading (20 marks)
1. Read the following passage carefully:
Born on March 21,1916 Bismillah khan belonged to a family of professional shehnai
players. At the age of six, he moved to Benaras where his maternal uncle Ali Bux
introduced him to the nuances of playing the simple reed instrument, the shehnai. For
years to come the temple of Balaji and Mangla Maiya and the banks of the Ganga
became the young apprentice’s favourite haunt where he could practise for hours in
solitude. The flowing water of the Ganga inspired him to improvise and invent ragas
that were earlier considered to be beyond the range of the shehnai.
His first award came at the age of 14, as the best performer at the All India Music
Conference in Allahabad in 1930. In 1937, his exploits saw him bagging three medals at
the Music Conference in Calcutta. On the first Independence Day, 15th August 1947, he
played the shehnai for free India from the ramparts of Delhi’s Red Fort at the invitation
of the then Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru .Awards and recognitions came thick and
fast. He participated in the World Exposition in Montreal, in Cannes Art Festival and in
the Osaka Trade Fair. An auditorium was named after him in Teheran-Tahar Mosiquee
Ustaad Bismillah Khan. The World Music Institute celebrated his 80
th
birthday in New
York.
SA2QP071301
2
Read the questions given below and write the option you consider the most
appropriate in your answer sheet:
(a) Bismillah Khan was born on…. (1)
(i) 16
th
March 1921 (ii) 21
st
March 1916
(ii) 19
th
March 1916 (iv) 21
st
March 1921
(b) He was introduced to the ‘shehnai’ by his ---------------- (1)
(i) Paternal uncle (ii) brother-in-law (iii) Maternal uncle (iv) Grandfather
(c ) He made innovations with the ‘shehnai’ as he was inspired by ---------------- (1)
(i) His uncle (ii) The flowing Ganges (iii) By his mentors (iv) All of the above
(d) At the music conference in Calcutta, he was given ----------------- (1)
(i) Four medals (ii) Two medals (iii) Five medals (iv) Three medals
(e) Apprentice here means ------------------------- (1)
(i) A person who works for somebody (ii) An employee at an office
(iii) A person who is learning a skill (iv) A person working in a hospital
2. Read the poem carefully and answer the questions given below by choosing
the most appropriate option from the following:
THE LAMP LIGHTER
My tea is nearly ready and the sun has left the sky;
It’s time to take the window to see Leerie going by:
For every night at tea time and before you take your seat,
With lantern and with ladder he comes posting up the street.
Now Tom would be a driver and Maria go to sea,
And papa’s a banker and as rich as he can be:
But I, when I’m stronger and choose what I’m to do,
Oh Leerie, I’ll go round at night and light the lamps with you!
For we are very lucky, with a lamp before the door;
And Leerie stops to light as he lights so many more;
An O! Before you hurry by with ladder and with light,
O Leerie, see a little child and nod to him tonight!
-R.L Stevenson
SA2QP071301
3
(a) It is ---------------- (1)
(i) Morning time (ii) evening time (iii) noon (iv) dawn
(b) The child is about to have his ---------------- (1)
(i) breakfast (ii) lunch (iii) dinner (iv) tea
(c ) He lights the lamp with ---------------- (1)
(i) a matchstick (ii) his lantern (iii) a lighter (iv) another lamp
(d) The poet wants to become ---------------- (1)
(i) Postman when he grows up
(ii) Leerie when he grows up
(iii) A street wanderer when he grows up
(iv) A cleaner when he grows up
(e ) The poet wants Leerie ---------------- (1)
(i) To help him
(ii) To meet him everyday
(iii) To come to his house
(iv) To see and nod to him tonight
3. Read the following passage carefully:
PROTECT HERITAGE TREES IN CIVILISATIONAL INTEREST
1. Trees are the best friends of man, for they provide him protection from the
harshness of nature, be it rains or sunlight. Trees have their historic, scientific,
medical and religious uses. When an apple fell on Newton’s head, it led to the
discovery of the theory of gravitation, helping invention of aircraft. Over two millennia
ago, Buddha attained enlightenment under the Bodhi tree at Bodh Gaya. A
descendant of the same tree at the same spot attracts millions of pilgrims and
tourists every year.
2. The Forest Research Institute at Dehradun, which has a unique museum of trees,
was instrumental in preserving the Bodhi tree at Bodh Gaya. Its expertise also
helped in preserving other ancient trees in the precincts of the Sai Baba temple at
Shirdi in Maharashtra. It was, perhaps, these achievements that fetched the institute
and the Archaeological Survey of India(ASI) the contract to save 131 trees in the
800-year-old Ta Prohm temple in Cambodia, known for the trees that surround it.
The ASI had earlier done a good restoration job in the Angkor Wat temple complex
in the country. A tree, believed to be as old as the Golden Temple at Amritsar and
situated close to its sanctum sanctorum and another one at Ochira in Kerala under
which ‘Parabrahmam’ is believed to be situated are called heritage trees.
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1
SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT – 2 (MARCH 2012)
ENGLISH
CLASS 7
M. Marks: 80 M. Time: 3 hours
General Instructions
1. This question paper has four sections.
Section A - Reading - 20 marks
Section B - Writing - 25 marks
Section C - Grammar - 20 marks
Section D - Literature - 25marks
2. Attempt all the questions.
3. All the answers must be correctly numbered as in the question paper in the answer
sheet. Do not copy the questions.
4. Attempt all the questions in each section before going on to the next section.
SECTION A - Reading (20 marks)
1. Read the following passage carefully:
Born on March 21,1916 Bismillah khan belonged to a family of professional shehnai
players. At the age of six, he moved to Benaras where his maternal uncle Ali Bux
introduced him to the nuances of playing the simple reed instrument, the shehnai. For
years to come the temple of Balaji and Mangla Maiya and the banks of the Ganga
became the young apprentice’s favourite haunt where he could practise for hours in
solitude. The flowing water of the Ganga inspired him to improvise and invent ragas
that were earlier considered to be beyond the range of the shehnai.
His first award came at the age of 14, as the best performer at the All India Music
Conference in Allahabad in 1930. In 1937, his exploits saw him bagging three medals at
the Music Conference in Calcutta. On the first Independence Day, 15th August 1947, he
played the shehnai for free India from the ramparts of Delhi’s Red Fort at the invitation
of the then Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru .Awards and recognitions came thick and
fast. He participated in the World Exposition in Montreal, in Cannes Art Festival and in
the Osaka Trade Fair. An auditorium was named after him in Teheran-Tahar Mosiquee
Ustaad Bismillah Khan. The World Music Institute celebrated his 80
th
birthday in New
York.
SA2QP071301
2
Read the questions given below and write the option you consider the most
appropriate in your answer sheet:
(a) Bismillah Khan was born on…. (1)
(i) 16
th
March 1921 (ii) 21
st
March 1916
(ii) 19
th
March 1916 (iv) 21
st
March 1921
(b) He was introduced to the ‘shehnai’ by his ---------------- (1)
(i) Paternal uncle (ii) brother-in-law (iii) Maternal uncle (iv) Grandfather
(c ) He made innovations with the ‘shehnai’ as he was inspired by ---------------- (1)
(i) His uncle (ii) The flowing Ganges (iii) By his mentors (iv) All of the above
(d) At the music conference in Calcutta, he was given ----------------- (1)
(i) Four medals (ii) Two medals (iii) Five medals (iv) Three medals
(e) Apprentice here means ------------------------- (1)
(i) A person who works for somebody (ii) An employee at an office
(iii) A person who is learning a skill (iv) A person working in a hospital
2. Read the poem carefully and answer the questions given below by choosing
the most appropriate option from the following:
THE LAMP LIGHTER
My tea is nearly ready and the sun has left the sky;
It’s time to take the window to see Leerie going by:
For every night at tea time and before you take your seat,
With lantern and with ladder he comes posting up the street.
Now Tom would be a driver and Maria go to sea,
And papa’s a banker and as rich as he can be:
But I, when I’m stronger and choose what I’m to do,
Oh Leerie, I’ll go round at night and light the lamps with you!
For we are very lucky, with a lamp before the door;
And Leerie stops to light as he lights so many more;
An O! Before you hurry by with ladder and with light,
O Leerie, see a little child and nod to him tonight!
-R.L Stevenson
SA2QP071301
3
(a) It is ---------------- (1)
(i) Morning time (ii) evening time (iii) noon (iv) dawn
(b) The child is about to have his ---------------- (1)
(i) breakfast (ii) lunch (iii) dinner (iv) tea
(c ) He lights the lamp with ---------------- (1)
(i) a matchstick (ii) his lantern (iii) a lighter (iv) another lamp
(d) The poet wants to become ---------------- (1)
(i) Postman when he grows up
(ii) Leerie when he grows up
(iii) A street wanderer when he grows up
(iv) A cleaner when he grows up
(e ) The poet wants Leerie ---------------- (1)
(i) To help him
(ii) To meet him everyday
(iii) To come to his house
(iv) To see and nod to him tonight
3. Read the following passage carefully:
PROTECT HERITAGE TREES IN CIVILISATIONAL INTEREST
1. Trees are the best friends of man, for they provide him protection from the
harshness of nature, be it rains or sunlight. Trees have their historic, scientific,
medical and religious uses. When an apple fell on Newton’s head, it led to the
discovery of the theory of gravitation, helping invention of aircraft. Over two millennia
ago, Buddha attained enlightenment under the Bodhi tree at Bodh Gaya. A
descendant of the same tree at the same spot attracts millions of pilgrims and
tourists every year.
2. The Forest Research Institute at Dehradun, which has a unique museum of trees,
was instrumental in preserving the Bodhi tree at Bodh Gaya. Its expertise also
helped in preserving other ancient trees in the precincts of the Sai Baba temple at
Shirdi in Maharashtra. It was, perhaps, these achievements that fetched the institute
and the Archaeological Survey of India(ASI) the contract to save 131 trees in the
800-year-old Ta Prohm temple in Cambodia, known for the trees that surround it.
The ASI had earlier done a good restoration job in the Angkor Wat temple complex
in the country. A tree, believed to be as old as the Golden Temple at Amritsar and
situated close to its sanctum sanctorum and another one at Ochira in Kerala under
which ‘Parabrahmam’ is believed to be situated are called heritage trees.
4
3.1 Answer the following questions briefly: (1x4 = 4)
(a) What are the various ways in which trees are useful to man?
(b) Why is the Bodhi Tree famous even today?
(c) Who got the contract of saving trees in Cambodia?
(d) Mention any twoindian heritage trees.
3.2 Say whether the following statements are true(T) or false(F) (1x3 = 3)
(a) According to this passage man has to take care of trees.
(b) The Forest Research Institute is in Pune.
(c) Inside the Golden Temple there is a tree that was planted about 50 years ago.
3.3 Find words from the passage that mean the same as given below: (1 x 3 = 3)
(a) roughness (para 1)
(b) something that has developed from something in the past. (para 1)
(c )being one of its kind (para 2)
SECTION B- Writing (25 marks)
4. You are Sunil / Geeta, the head boy/head girl of your school. Your school is
planning a summer camp for all the students of classes VI-IX during the
vacations. Write a notice informing students about the same. (4)
5. Given below is the outline of a story. Use the outline to write the story. (6)
Three friends set out – in search of a job – pass through a forest – find a bag of money
– decide to divide it equally – one goes to the city to fetch food – mixes poison in the
food – the other two kill him on his return – eat the poisoned food, die – no one gets the
treasure.
6. You are Sumit, living at C- 25 ,Shastri Road , New Delhi. Write a letter to the
editor of a leading newspaper about the need to control the air pollution in
your area. (7)
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SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT – 2 (MARCH 2012)
ENGLISH
CLASS 7
M. Marks: 80 M. Time: 3 hours
General Instructions
1. This question paper has four sections.
Section A - Reading - 20 marks
Section B - Writing - 25 marks
Section C - Grammar - 20 marks
Section D - Literature - 25marks
2. Attempt all the questions.
3. All the answers must be correctly numbered as in the question paper in the answer
sheet. Do not copy the questions.
4. Attempt all the questions in each section before going on to the next section.
SECTION A - Reading (20 marks)
1. Read the following passage carefully:
Born on March 21,1916 Bismillah khan belonged to a family of professional shehnai
players. At the age of six, he moved to Benaras where his maternal uncle Ali Bux
introduced him to the nuances of playing the simple reed instrument, the shehnai. For
years to come the temple of Balaji and Mangla Maiya and the banks of the Ganga
became the young apprentice’s favourite haunt where he could practise for hours in
solitude. The flowing water of the Ganga inspired him to improvise and invent ragas
that were earlier considered to be beyond the range of the shehnai.
His first award came at the age of 14, as the best performer at the All India Music
Conference in Allahabad in 1930. In 1937, his exploits saw him bagging three medals at
the Music Conference in Calcutta. On the first Independence Day, 15th August 1947, he
played the shehnai for free India from the ramparts of Delhi’s Red Fort at the invitation
of the then Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru .Awards and recognitions came thick and
fast. He participated in the World Exposition in Montreal, in Cannes Art Festival and in
the Osaka Trade Fair. An auditorium was named after him in Teheran-Tahar Mosiquee
Ustaad Bismillah Khan. The World Music Institute celebrated his 80
th
birthday in New
York.
SA2QP071301
2
Read the questions given below and write the option you consider the most
appropriate in your answer sheet:
(a) Bismillah Khan was born on…. (1)
(i) 16
th
March 1921 (ii) 21
st
March 1916
(ii) 19
th
March 1916 (iv) 21
st
March 1921
(b) He was introduced to the ‘shehnai’ by his ---------------- (1)
(i) Paternal uncle (ii) brother-in-law (iii) Maternal uncle (iv) Grandfather
(c ) He made innovations with the ‘shehnai’ as he was inspired by ---------------- (1)
(i) His uncle (ii) The flowing Ganges (iii) By his mentors (iv) All of the above
(d) At the music conference in Calcutta, he was given ----------------- (1)
(i) Four medals (ii) Two medals (iii) Five medals (iv) Three medals
(e) Apprentice here means ------------------------- (1)
(i) A person who works for somebody (ii) An employee at an office
(iii) A person who is learning a skill (iv) A person working in a hospital
2. Read the poem carefully and answer the questions given below by choosing
the most appropriate option from the following:
THE LAMP LIGHTER
My tea is nearly ready and the sun has left the sky;
It’s time to take the window to see Leerie going by:
For every night at tea time and before you take your seat,
With lantern and with ladder he comes posting up the street.
Now Tom would be a driver and Maria go to sea,
And papa’s a banker and as rich as he can be:
But I, when I’m stronger and choose what I’m to do,
Oh Leerie, I’ll go round at night and light the lamps with you!
For we are very lucky, with a lamp before the door;
And Leerie stops to light as he lights so many more;
An O! Before you hurry by with ladder and with light,
O Leerie, see a little child and nod to him tonight!
-R.L Stevenson
SA2QP071301
3
(a) It is ---------------- (1)
(i) Morning time (ii) evening time (iii) noon (iv) dawn
(b) The child is about to have his ---------------- (1)
(i) breakfast (ii) lunch (iii) dinner (iv) tea
(c ) He lights the lamp with ---------------- (1)
(i) a matchstick (ii) his lantern (iii) a lighter (iv) another lamp
(d) The poet wants to become ---------------- (1)
(i) Postman when he grows up
(ii) Leerie when he grows up
(iii) A street wanderer when he grows up
(iv) A cleaner when he grows up
(e ) The poet wants Leerie ---------------- (1)
(i) To help him
(ii) To meet him everyday
(iii) To come to his house
(iv) To see and nod to him tonight
3. Read the following passage carefully:
PROTECT HERITAGE TREES IN CIVILISATIONAL INTEREST
1. Trees are the best friends of man, for they provide him protection from the
harshness of nature, be it rains or sunlight. Trees have their historic, scientific,
medical and religious uses. When an apple fell on Newton’s head, it led to the
discovery of the theory of gravitation, helping invention of aircraft. Over two millennia
ago, Buddha attained enlightenment under the Bodhi tree at Bodh Gaya. A
descendant of the same tree at the same spot attracts millions of pilgrims and
tourists every year.
2. The Forest Research Institute at Dehradun, which has a unique museum of trees,
was instrumental in preserving the Bodhi tree at Bodh Gaya. Its expertise also
helped in preserving other ancient trees in the precincts of the Sai Baba temple at
Shirdi in Maharashtra. It was, perhaps, these achievements that fetched the institute
and the Archaeological Survey of India(ASI) the contract to save 131 trees in the
800-year-old Ta Prohm temple in Cambodia, known for the trees that surround it.
The ASI had earlier done a good restoration job in the Angkor Wat temple complex
in the country. A tree, believed to be as old as the Golden Temple at Amritsar and
situated close to its sanctum sanctorum and another one at Ochira in Kerala under
which ‘Parabrahmam’ is believed to be situated are called heritage trees.
4
3.1 Answer the following questions briefly: (1x4 = 4)
(a) What are the various ways in which trees are useful to man?
(b) Why is the Bodhi Tree famous even today?
(c) Who got the contract of saving trees in Cambodia?
(d) Mention any twoindian heritage trees.
3.2 Say whether the following statements are true(T) or false(F) (1x3 = 3)
(a) According to this passage man has to take care of trees.
(b) The Forest Research Institute is in Pune.
(c) Inside the Golden Temple there is a tree that was planted about 50 years ago.
3.3 Find words from the passage that mean the same as given below: (1 x 3 = 3)
(a) roughness (para 1)
(b) something that has developed from something in the past. (para 1)
(c )being one of its kind (para 2)
SECTION B- Writing (25 marks)
4. You are Sunil / Geeta, the head boy/head girl of your school. Your school is
planning a summer camp for all the students of classes VI-IX during the
vacations. Write a notice informing students about the same. (4)
5. Given below is the outline of a story. Use the outline to write the story. (6)
Three friends set out – in search of a job – pass through a forest – find a bag of money
– decide to divide it equally – one goes to the city to fetch food – mixes poison in the
food – the other two kill him on his return – eat the poisoned food, die – no one gets the
treasure.
6. You are Sumit, living at C- 25 ,Shastri Road , New Delhi. Write a letter to the
editor of a leading newspaper about the need to control the air pollution in
your area. (7)
SA2QP071301
5
7. Exercise is important for one and all. What do you think about this? Write an
article for your school magazine on the topic ‘Importance of Exercise’? You
are Archit . (8)
SECTION C- Grammar (20 marks)
8. The following passage has not been edited. There is one error in each line.
Write the incorrect word and the correction against the correct question no.
An example is shown. (4)
Error Correction
In a certain village, in the village of La Ma at (a) at in
Spain,there lived the gentleman of about (b) ________ ________
50 years of age.He was tall and thin and has (c) ________ ________
giant features. At one time he is rich, (d) ________ ________
but now he was poor,where he had sold all his (e) ________ ________
property at buy books. He loved reading and (f) ________ ________
spending all him time among his beloved books. (g) ________ ________
The stories he read are all about adventure. (h) ________ ________
He was interested at such stories. (i) ________ ________
9. Choose the best word from the options given in bracket to complete the
following passage : (4)
Climate Change (a) ________ (is, was, will, has) one (b) _______ (at, on, with, of) the
most (c) ________ (hot, hoted, hotly, hoting) contested environmental debates of our
time. (d) ________ (Will, Can, Have, Has) the West Antarctic ice sheet melt entirely?
Will the Gulf Stream ocean current (e) ______ (was, be, is, are) disrupted? May be.May
be not. (f) _______ ( Neither, Either, Or, As) way, Antarctica is a crucial element (g)
________ (in, with, on, at) this debate. If we want to study and examine the Earth’s
past, present (h) ______ (both, and, at, also) future, Antarctica is the place to go.
10. Re-arrange the following words / phrases to make meaningful sentences : (4)
(a) nurse / symbol / is / a / of / humanity / service / a / and
(b) frequently / she / seen / hospitals / is / in
(c) attentive / she / her / very / remains / duties / to
(d) She / popularly / is / as / known / sister
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Ans. Practicing sample question papers can help improve English language skills by providing opportunities for students to enhance their reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, and writing abilities. By regularly solving these papers, students can gain confidence in their language skills and perform better in the actual exam.
| 3. Are the sample question papers for Class 7 English available online? | |
Ans. Yes, sample question papers for Class 7 English are available online. Many educational websites and resources provide these papers for free or for a nominal fee. Students can access these papers and use them for practice to improve their exam preparation.
| 4. How can I utilize sample question papers effectively for Class 7 English exam preparation? | |
Ans. To utilize sample question papers effectively for Class 7 English exam preparation, students should first understand the exam syllabus and pattern. They should then solve the papers within the given time limit, simulate exam conditions, and evaluate their performance. By analyzing their mistakes and seeking guidance from teachers or mentors, students can further enhance their preparation.
| 5. Can solving sample question papers guarantee success in the Class 7 English exam? | |
Ans. Solving sample question papers alone cannot guarantee success in the Class 7 English exam. However, regular practice of these papers can significantly improve a student's performance by enhancing their understanding of the subject, boosting their confidence, and helping them identify their strengths and weaknesses. To ensure success, students should also study their textbooks, revise concepts, and seek guidance from teachers.
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