ww iE DATE : 24.08.2022 ENGLISH LANGUAGE | WRITTEN +13 /80 sec: I[-f’ Las | gaat 1420 &) ROLL NO: 50606 _ 7! TOTAL _ :40/,/100 5 MARKS 40 TIME : Ihr 20mins SECTION -A A 4 obi Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow / Living in Space 1. Many people have travelled by plane but very few get an opportunity to travel in space. A great step in space travel was made when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the Moon on July 21, 1969. The spacecraft they took was called Apollo 11, They took Photographs, collected some tiny racks and planted a flag on the Moon, Wing Commander Rakesh Sharma was the first Indian to travel in space. He was an Air Force pilot and was chosen to travel on the Soyuz - 11 into space. 2. Now, space travel is becoming more frequent, so the astronauts need a place to stay in Space. A space station is like a home in space, where astronauts live, work and sleep, Inside a space station, everything floats. So, the astronauts have to be careful especially while eating there. They strap their food trays, otherwise trays can float away. 3. Staying clean is also harder in space. There is no shower or bathtub, so they have to take a Sponge bath. They can brush their teeth the regular way, but have to be careful that toothpaste globs don't drift away. All the trash and garbage have to be put in bags and brought back to Earth. 4. One of the most important things astronauts must do everyday in space is exercise, to stay strong and fit. Living in space is an exciting experience. Source : Maple Tree (MCB) Cambridge University Press Glossar toothpaste globs : small bits of toothpaste 1, Complete the given sentence: (1) All the trash and garbage from space haVé to be. He: 2. White the opposites of the given words from the passage: (2x%=1) i) careless « = li irregular x 3. Give treason: * (1) Astronauts strap their food trays in space station. © ~~( Std. V - English Lang. : Pas CT~1 (2022.23) ” 4. Pick out the words from the passage that mean: (2x1=2) |) happens often - f, (para 2) ‘ ue il) a favourable chance or situation for doing something ~ o _fpara 1) 5. Answer the following questions: (2x2=4) 1. While on the Moon, what did Neil and Buzz do? 2. Why is a space station like a home?Ye te ooks are building nests op -r66s in _, (\p* They can't__ (sing / labour) at all. The Rooks The rooks are building on the trees; They build there every spring, “Caw, caw’ is all they say, For none of them can sing. They're up before the break of day; And up till late at night, For they must labour busily, As long as itis light ‘And many a crooked stick they bring: ‘And many a slender twig, ‘And many a tuft of moss, until ‘Their nests are round and big. “Caw, caw!” Oh, what a noise; They make in rainy weather! Good children always speak by turns, But rooks ali talk together. - Jane Euphemia Browne Glossary: rooks ~ large black birds of the crow family crooked —- bent or twisted slender - thin or narrow tuft - collective noun for grass Il. Read the poem carefully and answer the following questions: moss - a small green plant that spreads over damp surfaces. labour —- do hard work 1. Choose the correct option: (2x%=1) (spring/ rainy) season.St*¥V,- English Lang. CT =1 (2022-23) 2. Pick out a pair of rhyrning words from the. boem: 7 (2x%4=1) 3. Answer the following: — EB (3x2= 6) i) How long do the rooks work@ach day? de ii) What do the rooks use to make their nests? a ) nw . LC iii) According to the poet, what is the difference between rooks-afid good children? Wr(4x = 2) Wy ii) My br is studying his favourite, IV. Complete the passage with abstract nouns formed from the words given in the bracket: oe (4x% = 2) Under the_ (leader) of Mahatma Gandhi, we attained _ com (free) from the British rule. His _ je) has inspired many as he did his best a to achieve social progress. He believed that _ _ (happy) is when what you think, what you say and what you do are in harmony, mio \V. Fillin the blanks with suitable nouns /collectivenouns: (4% = 2) i) Today, on National Geographic channel, | saw a_, “of pigs being hunted by a streak of tigers. ii) A caravan of L-ccrotesating spoer, n ii) A of €agles descended upon the village. ) C— iy A posse of, wes posted outside the court to maintain law and order. VI. Replace the underlined words with appropriate possessive nouns and rewrite the sentences: (2x1 = 2) i) The dress that belongs to Nayéind was gifted by her grandmother. ef ii) The books which belong to my friénds are captivating.Std. V - English Lang. 4, CT -K 822-23, ‘Vil.Complete the following dialogues with suitable pronouns: )Trisha apy is ia very hard today? Reema : (4x% = 2) ___ has Maths exam tomorrow. ii) Akash : Wow ! What a nice bag! Gopal : ‘Thank you’. | made it iil) Vinodh :_ are they? Deepak: | know them bit | don't know their names. Os iv) Mira: You were searching for your doll. Is this __ 2 Manvi : Yes, Thank you for your help. Vill Fill in the blanks with appropriate forms of pronouns mentioned in the brackets: (4x = 2) 1. Sheetal performed wonderfully on stage. . clapped for her. (Indefinite pronoun) an _ 2 ismy Se the table here. (Demonstrative pronoun) ue 3. The poet sere were eager to meet is here. (Relative prorioun) : 4. They ill renovate their farmhouse. (Emphatic pronoun)Xie = i) Is mine : : we fet \ ii) short : tera length, X. Change ‘responsible’ into its abstraét noun form and frame a sentence using \ the same, Tare (1) IX, Complete the analogy: XI. There is an error in the usage of pronouns in each sentence. Rewrite them after correcting, in the space provided below: (2x1 = 2) i) [learnt music from my aunt whith lives in Goa, \ ii) My brother and | had to prepare dinner themselves. oy / Punctuate: Pe (4x = 2) i bought some suger flour and butter on sunday to bake a cakeSECTION C Write a narrative paragraph in about eight to ten sentences about your visit to an amusement park with your family. Use the help words given ih the box. Give 8 splint title too. ef weather, Sunday , tickets, rides, games, big, entertainment, snacks, fun-filled xl ® FI RIO III II IRI IIIA