This document contains a reading comprehension passage and questions about a summer break article, along with sections on writing, grammar, and literature from a Class 7 English exam. The passage discusses the debate around long summer breaks for children, with some experts arguing it disrupts learning development, while others note children are busy with classes and activities. Holidays are no longer simply breaks but intensified searches for experiences. The exam has 5 reading comprehension questions, an application writing prompt, blank fills with words like bakery and dockyard, and 2 short literature questions about Oliver Twist. It provides a sample Class 7 English exam assessing different skills over 1 hour.
This document contains a reading comprehension passage and questions about a summer break article, along with sections on writing, grammar, and literature from a Class 7 English exam. The passage discusses the debate around long summer breaks for children, with some experts arguing it disrupts learning development, while others note children are busy with classes and activities. Holidays are no longer simply breaks but intensified searches for experiences. The exam has 5 reading comprehension questions, an application writing prompt, blank fills with words like bakery and dockyard, and 2 short literature questions about Oliver Twist. It provides a sample Class 7 English exam assessing different skills over 1 hour.
This document contains a reading comprehension passage and questions about a summer break article, along with sections on writing, grammar, and literature from a Class 7 English exam. The passage discusses the debate around long summer breaks for children, with some experts arguing it disrupts learning development, while others note children are busy with classes and activities. Holidays are no longer simply breaks but intensified searches for experiences. The exam has 5 reading comprehension questions, an application writing prompt, blank fills with words like bakery and dockyard, and 2 short literature questions about Oliver Twist. It provides a sample Class 7 English exam assessing different skills over 1 hour.
CLASS- VII SUBJECT- ENGLISH TIME- 1 HOUR MAXIMUM MARKS- 20
SECTION-A (READING) 1. Read the following passage and answer the questions given below: (5)
Do children really need such long summer breaks, was a question posed by some experts recently. Apparently, such a long break disrupts their development and comes in the way of their learning process. Lets get them back to their books, is perhaps the expert view, if not in so many words.one would have thought the children are doing too much during their vacations and not too little given the plethora of classes, camps and workshops involving swimming, art, personality development, music, computers. Even the trips taken in the name of holidays seem laden with exotic destinations and customized experience packed into a short period of time. We can do Europe in ten days and Australia in a week and come home armed with digital memories and overflowing suitcases. Holidays are in some way no longer a break but an intensified search for an experience other than normal life.
i. The question posed by some experts is. a) Whether children really need long summer breaks b) Whether they need breaks
ii. The experts think that a long break a) Is good for children b) Blocks their development
iii. Children are doing. a) Too much in their vacations b) Nothing in their vacations
iv. Even the trips taken in the name of holidays a) Are enjoyed leisurely b) Are packed into a short time
v. Such holidays are. a) Not enjoyable b) No longer a break but intensified search.
SECTION-B (WRITING) 2. Write an application to the school principal for concession in school fees. You are Shikha Sharma/ Sumit Sharma studying in class VIIth. (5)
SECTION-C (GRAMMAR) 3. Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the box: (2)
a) Bread is made in a . b) Films are shot in a . c) Goods are made in a d) Ships are made in a ..
4. Write these words in the correct box: (2)
Section-D (LITERATURE)
5. Answer the following questions: 2X2=4 a) Who does Mr. Brittles go to fetch and why? b) Describe Olivers first impression of the ladies.
6. Write the meaning of the following words: (2) a) In blossom b) Terrified c) Astonishment d) Mysterious