Sub:- English:-I First Terminal Exam F:M:- 75
Class:- Seven Time:- 2:15 Hrs. P:-M:- 30
Q.1 Choose the correct words. 6×0.5=3
a. He has.........one rupee note. (a/an/the)
b. Soni goes to school.........foot. (in/at/on)
c. My sister.........her fingers yesterday. (cut/cuts/has cut)
d. They have already reached at station, but, I have not started............ (too/already/yet)
e. My friend has some money to give me. Its negative is, ' My friend has....money to give me.' (any/no/little)
f. My best friend gives me good..........when I need. (advises/advices/advisers)
Q. 2 Answer the following textual question 2×5=10
a. Why does the schoolboy n-ot like to be at school? (The Schoolboy)
b. Why had Margie been doing badly in geography? (The Fun They Had)
c. What would flatterers do if you have hardly any money? (True Friends)
d. Why was the policeman walking down the street? (After Twenty Years)
e. What did Zeus warn Pandora of? (Pandora's Box)
Q.3 Use the following to make sentences of your own. 5×1=5
a. get up b. mechanical c. turns up d. secret e. pleaded
Q.4 Read the following seen text and do the following activities. 15
Halowaka said, "It is the secret of immortality. God sent me to tell mankind that if they feel weak and old, all they had to do was to slip out of their skin and they would become young again." "Really," the snake said coiling up its tail. Halowaka continued, "Yes, this secret remains with the creature who hears it first. As you are the first to hear it, this secret is only for you." The snake gave some mice and frogs to Halowaka. He started eating without thinking what God would do for this defiance. The old snake was eager to see if the secret worked for him too. So slowly and carefully, he slipped out of his skin and became youthful again. That's why the snake shed their skin whenever they start to grow old. And Halowaka birds are condemned to live on the Earth among mortals as punishment for their ancesters' foolishness.
A. Answer the following questions. 5×1=5
a. What message did God give for mankind?
b. What was the special feature of the secret?
c. What did the old snake give to the bird to eat?
d. What was the snake eager for?
e. What is the word 'defiance' meant?
B. Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements. 5×1=5
a. Mankind is immortal creature.
b. Halowaka said, "Really." coiling up its tail.
c. The secret works only upon second listeners.
d. Halowaka gave some mice and frogs to the snake.
e. The snake slipped out slowly from its skin and became old again.
C. Find the similar words from the above text. 5×1=5
a. come out b. bent up c. animals d. listens e. forefathers'
Q.5 Read the following passage and do the activities. 20
Einstein was once travelling on a train. When the conductor came to Einstein, he couldn't find his ticket, so he reached in his trouser pockets. It wasn't there, so he looked in his briefcase but couldn't find it. Then he looked in the seat beside him. He still couldn't find it. The conductor said, "Dr. Einstein, I know who you are. We all know who you are. I'm sure you bought a ticket. Don't worry about it." Einstein nodded appreciatively. The conductor continued checking the tickets of the other passengers. After a while, he saw the great physicist down on his hands and knees looking under his seat for his ticket. The conductor rushed back and said, "Dr. Einstein, Dr. Einstein, don't worry. I know who you are. No problem. You don't need a ticket. I'm sure you bought one." Einstein looked at him and said, "Young man, I too, know who I am. What I don't know is where I'm going."
A. Match the words of column A with their meanings to column B. 5×1=5
A B
a. conductor I. shook head up and down
b. trousers ii. Hurried
c. briefcase iii. Ticket or fare collector in public transport
d. nodded iv. Loose pants
e. rushed v. small suitcase or bag
B. Answer the following questions. 5×2=10
a. Who was Einstein?
b. Why did the conductor come to him?
c. Actually, what was the problem of Einstein?
d. Why was Einstein searching his ticket though the conductor didn't need it?
e. What was the conductor sure for?
C. Fill in the blanks. 5×1=5
a. Einstein was making journey by............
b. The conductor came to him to ...........the ticket
c. Einstein was great............ of the time.
d. The great scientist was on his........... to search
e. Einstein had forgot his...........place.
Q.6 Punctuate the following 6
my mother warned me and said biplabh you re being late for school arent you
Q. 7 Develop a story using outline below with suitable moral. 6
An old farmer.......had lazy sons.....never help him in the farm.....time of death.......wants teach lesson.....calls in........tells secret, box of gold hidden and buried somewhere at the farm....dies.....greedy and lazy sons dig the farm......find no gold.......angry and distress..... grow crops .........harvest much in the year...........understand the lesson of father........ become laborious then after ......moral.
Q.8 Write an essay on 'Environmental Pollution' in about 120 words. 10
The End
Good Luck!
Class:- Seven Time:- 2:15 Hrs. P:-M:- 30
Q.1 Choose the correct words. 6×0.5=3
a. He has.........one rupee note. (a/an/the)
b. Soni goes to school.........foot. (in/at/on)
c. My sister.........her fingers yesterday. (cut/cuts/has cut)
d. They have already reached at station, but, I have not started............ (too/already/yet)
e. My friend has some money to give me. Its negative is, ' My friend has....money to give me.' (any/no/little)
f. My best friend gives me good..........when I need. (advises/advices/advisers)
Q. 2 Answer the following textual question 2×5=10
a. Why does the schoolboy n-ot like to be at school? (The Schoolboy)
b. Why had Margie been doing badly in geography? (The Fun They Had)
c. What would flatterers do if you have hardly any money? (True Friends)
d. Why was the policeman walking down the street? (After Twenty Years)
e. What did Zeus warn Pandora of? (Pandora's Box)
Q.3 Use the following to make sentences of your own. 5×1=5
a. get up b. mechanical c. turns up d. secret e. pleaded
Q.4 Read the following seen text and do the following activities. 15
Halowaka said, "It is the secret of immortality. God sent me to tell mankind that if they feel weak and old, all they had to do was to slip out of their skin and they would become young again." "Really," the snake said coiling up its tail. Halowaka continued, "Yes, this secret remains with the creature who hears it first. As you are the first to hear it, this secret is only for you." The snake gave some mice and frogs to Halowaka. He started eating without thinking what God would do for this defiance. The old snake was eager to see if the secret worked for him too. So slowly and carefully, he slipped out of his skin and became youthful again. That's why the snake shed their skin whenever they start to grow old. And Halowaka birds are condemned to live on the Earth among mortals as punishment for their ancesters' foolishness.
A. Answer the following questions. 5×1=5
a. What message did God give for mankind?
b. What was the special feature of the secret?
c. What did the old snake give to the bird to eat?
d. What was the snake eager for?
e. What is the word 'defiance' meant?
B. Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements. 5×1=5
a. Mankind is immortal creature.
b. Halowaka said, "Really." coiling up its tail.
c. The secret works only upon second listeners.
d. Halowaka gave some mice and frogs to the snake.
e. The snake slipped out slowly from its skin and became old again.
C. Find the similar words from the above text. 5×1=5
a. come out b. bent up c. animals d. listens e. forefathers'
Q.5 Read the following passage and do the activities. 20
Einstein was once travelling on a train. When the conductor came to Einstein, he couldn't find his ticket, so he reached in his trouser pockets. It wasn't there, so he looked in his briefcase but couldn't find it. Then he looked in the seat beside him. He still couldn't find it. The conductor said, "Dr. Einstein, I know who you are. We all know who you are. I'm sure you bought a ticket. Don't worry about it." Einstein nodded appreciatively. The conductor continued checking the tickets of the other passengers. After a while, he saw the great physicist down on his hands and knees looking under his seat for his ticket. The conductor rushed back and said, "Dr. Einstein, Dr. Einstein, don't worry. I know who you are. No problem. You don't need a ticket. I'm sure you bought one." Einstein looked at him and said, "Young man, I too, know who I am. What I don't know is where I'm going."
A. Match the words of column A with their meanings to column B. 5×1=5
A B
a. conductor I. shook head up and down
b. trousers ii. Hurried
c. briefcase iii. Ticket or fare collector in public transport
d. nodded iv. Loose pants
e. rushed v. small suitcase or bag
B. Answer the following questions. 5×2=10
a. Who was Einstein?
b. Why did the conductor come to him?
c. Actually, what was the problem of Einstein?
d. Why was Einstein searching his ticket though the conductor didn't need it?
e. What was the conductor sure for?
C. Fill in the blanks. 5×1=5
a. Einstein was making journey by............
b. The conductor came to him to ...........the ticket
c. Einstein was great............ of the time.
d. The great scientist was on his........... to search
e. Einstein had forgot his...........place.
Q.6 Punctuate the following 6
my mother warned me and said biplabh you re being late for school arent you
Q. 7 Develop a story using outline below with suitable moral. 6
An old farmer.......had lazy sons.....never help him in the farm.....time of death.......wants teach lesson.....calls in........tells secret, box of gold hidden and buried somewhere at the farm....dies.....greedy and lazy sons dig the farm......find no gold.......angry and distress..... grow crops .........harvest much in the year...........understand the lesson of father........ become laborious then after ......moral.
Q.8 Write an essay on 'Environmental Pollution' in about 120 words. 10
The End
Good Luck!
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