Class 10 English Set-5
Sumudran Model Sample Question Papers with Answers
JCERT द्वारा जारी
Instructions:
1.
Examinees are required to answer in their own words as far as practicable.
2.
This question paper has four sections: A, B, C, and D. The total number of
questions is 52.
3.
There are 30 multiple-choice questions in Section A. Four options are given for
each question, choose one of the correct options. Each question carries 1
marks.
4.
Section B - Question numbers 31-38 are very short answer type. Answer any six
of these questions. Each question carries 2 marks.
5.
Section C-Question numbers 39-46 are short answer type. Answer any six of these
questions. Each question carries 3 marks.
6.
Section D - Question numbers 47-52 are long answer type. Answer any four of
these questions. Each question carries 5 marks.
Section-A
Objective (MCQ) Questions
Read
the passage given below carefully and choose the correct options to answer the
questions.
Water
is one of the most important natural resource. With the rising population there
has been an increasing pressure on the earth's resources. Scarcity of water has
been felt throughout the country. Efforts have been made to collect water by
building dams. Wells have also been dug to create ground water structure. But
this is not enough. Wise conservation of water is needed. One of the most
popular ways of conservation is rain water harvesting. It means collecting rain
water on the roofs of buildings and storing it underground for later use. This
method can raise the level of ground water and also increase water supply.
Another method is waste water harvesting. Water from kitchens and bathrooms is
collected and cleaned. It can then be used for purposes other than drinking.
1. What is one of the most important natural resource.
(1)
Gold
(2)
Silver
(3)
Rocks
(4) Water
2. What effort has been made to collect water?
(1)
dams
(2)
wells
(3) (1) and (2)
(4)
None
3. What is one of the most popular ways of water conservation?
(1) Rain water harvesting
(2)
Plantation
(3)
Solar energy
(4)
Water purifier
4. What is one of the advantages of rain water harvesting?
(1)
It increases rain
(2)
raises the ground water level
(3)
It saves energy
(4)
It brings temperature down
5. Waste water cannot be used for :
(1)
Washin
(2)
Gardening
(3)
Cleaning
(4) Drinking
6. Which word in the passage means 'gather'?
(1) collect
(2)
creat
(3)
rising
(4)
efforts
Choose
the correct options given in the questions 7-12 and complete the letter given
below.
Old
H. B. Road
Kokar,
Ranchi
17
November, 2025
…..(7).......
Aman.
I
am very ……..(8)....... to know that you have got first positions in the 10th
Board. We are very happy to ….(9)....... your name in the merit list. Your
dedication and hard work has ……..(10)....... you with success. Your success
…...(11).........me and gives me inspiration. I am very proud of you. Hope you
will get similar success in future also
Your
……(12)……..friend
Amit
7.
(1)
sincerely
(2)
lovingly
(3) Dear
(4)
deer
8.
(1)
sad
(2)
happy
(3)
angry
(4)
disappointed
9.
(1) find
(2)
receive
(3)
proud
(4)
none of these.
10.
(1)
given
(2)
failed
(3) crowned.
(4)
none of these
11.
(1)
discourages
(2) encourages
(3)
jealous
(4)
hate
12.
(1) loving
(2)
lovingly
(3)
faithfully
(4)
obediently
Choose
the correct option and answer the following questions.
13. The Passive Voice of 'I like apples' is -
(1)
Apples is liked by me.
(2) Apples are liked by me.
(3)
Apples was liked by me.
(4)
None of these.
14. We ought ……..our neighbours.
(1) to help
(2)
hel
(3)
helping
(4)
helped
15. She has written a letter. This sentence is in
(1) Present perfect
(2)
Present continuous
(3)
Present perfect continuous
(4)
Past perfect
16. 1 know the place.............. she lives.
(1)
who
(2)
when
(3) where
(4)
There
Read
the passage given below and choose the correct option to answer the questions.
During
our childhood in Goa, the baker used to be our friend, companion and guide. He
used to come at least twice a day. Once when he set out in the morning on his
selling round and then again when he returned after emptying his huge basket.
The jingling thud of his bamboo woke us up from sleep and we ran to meet and
greet him. Why was it so? Was it for the love of the loaf? Not at all. The
loaves were bought by some Paskine or Bastine, the maid-servant of the house!
What we longed for were those bread bangles which we chose carefully. Sometimes
it was sweet bread of special make.
17. The children regarded the baker as their ……
(1)
friend
(2)
guide
(3)
companion
(4) all of these
or, The baker used to came at least ……… a day.
(1)
day
(2)
thrice
(3) twice
(4)
four times
18. The baker used to return second time after..........
(1) emptying his huge basket
(2)
changing the basket
(3)
refilling the basket
(4)
none of these
19. The loves were bought by-
(1)
the elders
(2)
the children
(3) the maid servant
(4)
None of these
Choose
the correct option and answer the following questions.
20. What comes more naturally to Human heart according to
Mandela?
(1)
Hat
(2) love
(3)
jealousy
(4)
failure
21. What was the seagull afraid of
(1)
Running
(2)
Swimming
(3) Flying
(4)
None of these
22. What does the pilot compare the clouds to?
(1) Black mountains
(2)
Angel
(3)
Dragon
(4)
A monster
23. Who is the author of "From the Diary of Anne
Frank"?
(1)
Eleanor Este
(2)
Liam O' Flaherty
(3) Anne Frank
(4)
Frederick Forsyth
24. Coorg is the smallest district of ..........
(1)
Kerala
(2) Karnataka
(3)
Mysore
(4)
None of these
25. Who has written the poem "Amanda"?
(1)
Leslie Norri
(2)
Robert Frost
(3)
Walt Whitman
(4) Robin Klein
26. What did the dragon cry for?
(1)
Because he was hurt.
(2)
For a new mouse
(3) For a nice safe cage.
(4)
None of the Above
27. What did Max Want?
(1) A report
(2)
A pistol
(3)
Keys
(4)
None of these
28. Horace Danby was
(1)
unmarrie
(2)
fifty years old
(3)
allergic to flowers
(4) all of these
29. Richard Ebright was an excellent
(1)
Photographer
(2)
Scientist
(3)
Debator
(4) All of these
30. What was Bholi's real name?
(1)
Surekha
(2) Sulekha
(3)
Sumedha
(4)
Suruchi
Subjective Questions
Section-B
(Question
Nos. 31-38 are Very Short Answer Type Questions and carry 2 marks each. Answer
any six of these questions.)
Read
the passage carefully and answer any six of the following questions.
The
Mohwa is one of the most important of Indian forest trees, not for its timber
but for its delicious flowers. To the people of Central India it provides the
most important article of food as the flowers can be stored almost
indefinitely.
The
Mohwa tree has a large thick grey bark. Most of the leaves fall from February
to April and during that time the scented flowers, appear in close bunches of a
dozen or so. It is at night that the tree blooms and at dawn each short lived
flower falls to the ground. A couple of months after the flowering berries.
They are quite large and contain from one to four shiny brown seeds.
The
gathering of the edible Mohwa flowers is an important business to the country
people. Below the tree the ground is cleared and swept and at dawn blooms are
collected and allowed to dry out on the earth. The flowers taste something like
pressed figs. Sugar puddings and other sweetmeats are made from them. All parts
of the fruits, both ripe and unripe are used. A thick oil is extracted from the
kernels, whichbeing yellowish, gives it the name of 'Butter Tree'. The oll is
used for cooking, making soap and candles.
Q. 31. Why is Mohwa one of the most important of Indian forest
Trees?
Ans.
Mohwa is one of the most important of Indian forest Trees because of its
delicious flower which provides food items.
Q. 32. How do the fruits of Mohwa look? How many seeds does each
fruit have?
Ans.
The fruits of Mohwa look like fleshy green berries. They are quite large in
size. Each fruit has four shiny seeds.
Q. 33. What delicacy is made of the flowers?
Ans.
Many delicacies like Sugar pudding and other sweets are made of the Mohwa
flowers.
Q. 34. What is the other name of Mohwa?
Ans.
The other name of Mohwa is 'Butter tree'.
Q. 35. What of Mohwa is collected to dry out?
Ans.
The blooms of Mohwa are collected to dry out.
Q. 36. Complete the following:
(i)
A couple of months after the
(ii)
The flowers taste something like
Ans.
(i) flowering period, the fruit opens.
(ii)
pressed figs
Q. 37. Find words from the passage which mean the following:
(i)
tasty
(ii)
gives
(iii)
taken out
Ans.
(i)
delicious
(ii)
provides
(iii)
extracted
Q. 38. Use the following words to make meaningful sentence:
(i)
allowed
(ii)
delicious
Ans.
(i) allowed - Smoking is not allowed in this hotel.
(ii)
delicious - The sweet is delicious.
Section - C
(Question
Nos. 39 to 46 are Short Answer Type Questions and carry 3 marks each. Answer
any six of these questions in at most 150 words.)
Q. 39. Fill in the blanks with suitable models given below:
(can,
must,may)
(a)
…….you succeed in life !
(b)
Any one ....... Make mistakes
(c)
Candidates …….. answer all the questions.
Ans.
(a) May (b) can (c) must
Q. 40. Transform the following sentences as directed:
(a)
She is too small to walk. (Remove 'too')
(b)
He is happy. (Into Negative)
(c)
My mother said to me, "What are you doing?" (Into Indirect Speech)
Ans.
(a) She is so small that she carinot walk.
(b)
He is not sad.
(c)
My mother asked me where was I going.
Q. 41. Read the extract given below and answer the questions
that follow:
The
fog comes
on
little cat feet.
It
sits looking
over
harbor and city
on
silent haunches
and
then moves on.
(a) Who is 'it' in the third line here?
Ans.
'It' here is the little cat as well as the fog.
(b)
Where does the fog look and how?
Ans.
The fog looks like that little cat over whom it falls. The cat is sitting on
its haunches.
(c) What does the stanza show about the cat?
Ans.
The stanza shows the fog has become a cat. It has assumed the cat-like form.
Q. 42. What are the elders in Goa nostalgic about?
Ans.
The elders in Goa are nostalgic about good old Portuguese days. They still
remember the Portuguese and their farnous loaves of bread.
Portuguese
have left, but the bread-makers are still there. People of Goa still love to
see the mixers, the molders and those who bake the loaves. Those age-old,
time-tested fumaces are still used to bake the breads. Bread is an important
part of Goan life. The traditional baker's arrival in the morning make the
elders happy.
or, How is bread an important part of Goan life? How do you know
this?
or, How is bread an important part of goan life?
Ans.
Bread is an important part of Goan life. Marriage gifts are meaningless without
the sweet bread known as bolo. A party or a feast loses its charm without
bread. The lady of the house must prepare sandwiches on the occasion of her
daughter's engagement. Cakes and bolinhas are a must for all festivals
including christmas. The Portuguese have left. But the makers of those famous
loaves are still there. The mixers, the moulders, the furnaces and the bakers
are still there.
Q. 43. How was Mij to be transported to England?
Ans.
Mij was to be taken to London. The British Airlines refused to allow animals in
the aircraft. The author booked a flight with another airline. Maxwell was
asked by the airlines to put the otter (Mij) in an eighteen-inch square box and
keep near his seat. Thus, Mij was to be transported to England locked in a box.
or, What did Mij do to the box? What happened when the box was
opened?
Ans.
Mijbil had torn the lining of the box to shreds. He had injured himself.
Mijbil
was out of the box. He disappeared. There were cries from a woman. She stood
upon her seat screaming. She was calling it a rat. Then Maxwell saw him
disappear in the legs of a white turbaned Indian. The otter came finally in
Maxwell's legs.
Q. 44. How did Valli save up money for her first journey? Was it
easy for her?
Ans.
Valli found that the town was six miles away from her village. The joumey to
one side took forty-five minutes. The fare was thirty paise one side. Thus she
had to save sixty paise for joumey to the town and return back.
She
saved up the fare for her first journey with great difficulty. She thriftily
saved sixty paise the fair for the journey to and back from the town. It was
not easy for an eight years old girl. She resisted every temptation to buy
peppermints, toys, balloons, etc. She suppressed the desire to ride the
menygo-round at the village fair. In this way she saved up the fare for the
journey
or, What did Valli see on her way that made her laugh?
Ans.
A young cow with tail high in the air was running very fast in the middle of
the road. The bus slowed down. The driver sounded his hom loudly again and
again. But the more he hanked the more frightened the animal became. At this
Valli laughed until there were tears in her eyes.
Q. 45. How did the dragon look in appearance?
Ans.
The dragon had big sharp teeth. He had spikes on top of his body and scales
underneath. His mouth was like a fireplace and nose like chimney. He had
daggers on his toes.
Q. 46. Why was Mr. Herriot shocked at Tricki's appearance?
Ans.
Mr. Herriot was a veterinary doctor and Tricki was a little dog. But Tricky was
hugely fat. It looked like a bloated sausage with a leg at each comer. Its eyes
were bloodshed and rheumy. Seeing all that, Mr. Herriot was shocked.
or, Why did Bholi's parents accept Bishamber's marriage
proposal?
Ans.
Bholi's parents accepted Bishamber's marriage proposal because,
(i)
Bishamber was a well to do bridegroom. He had a big shop and a house of his
own.
(ii)
Bholi's father Ramlal was not a rich man. He had a large family to bring up. He
could not pay any dowry for Bholi. And luckily Bishamber was not dernanding any
dowry.
(iii)
Bholi was also not very beautiful. She had pock-marks on her face. She was also
dull minded. Ramlal did not know about all this.
Section - D
(Question
Nos. 47 to 52 are Long Answer Type Questions and carry 5 marks each. Answer any
four of these questions in at most 250 words.)
Q. 47. Write a letter to your father requesting him to send you
more money to buy books.
Ans.
Zila
School Hostel, Ranchi.
11
June, 2025
Dear
Papa,
You
will be glad to know that I have stood first in the Terminal Test. I secured 95
per cent marks. All the teachers are fully satisfied with my performance. They
hope that I shall get more marks in my annual examination. I have started
preparing for the annual examination.
I
need a few help-books and note-books, I have to pay the board examination fee
also. So, kindly send me about Rs. 500/- more than what you have been sending
me. I hope you will send the money at the earliest.
I
am fit and healthy here. Pay my regards to dear mother and love to Billoo.
Your
loving son,
Vivek
or, Write an application to the telephone authorities about dead
telephone.
or, Write a letter to the Area Manager, B.S.N.L., requesting him
to get the serious fault of dead telephones of your area repaired.
Ans.
21
January, 2026
Area
Manager, B.S.N.L. Ranchi
Subject:
Complaint about dead telephones.
Sir,
I
wish to state that many telephones have been dead for the last three months in
this area. Complaints to this effect have been lodged from time to time. But no
action had been taken so far. This inconvenience has caused great misery and
loss to the residents of this area. The residents are agitated that no action
has been taken for over three months. Strangely, they have sent the bills for
this period.
You
are requested to take into the matter at once. Please get the fault repaired so
that the dead telephones start working. This shall remove a great inconvenience
for the residents.
Thanking
You
Yours
faithfully
Rakesh
44,
Station Road, Ranchi.
Q. 48. Write a paragraph on 'Discipline' Or 'Importance of
Exercise'.
Ans.
Discipline
Discipline
means to follow good manners. It is a great inner virtue of a man. We cannot
imagine a life without discipline. It makes a man admirable and an apple of
eyes (बहुत प्यारा) We cannot rise in life without it. It should be cultivated
from our childhood. It has equal importance for everyone and everywhere. In
offices, schools, homes, in the playground and parliament, discipline must be
followed. Without discipline, the progress would be blocked. It promotes fellow
feeling, intimacy and good relationship. A disciplined person is honoured by
everyone. Even his counterparts praise him.
Importance
of Exercise / Morning Walk
Morning
walk is a good exercise. It keeps us mentally and physically fit. It keeps us
in good health. It is suitable for the child as well for the young. It is
necessary for the weak and old person. It is suitable for a person, who is
engaged in brain work. Walking becomes interesting when it is undertaken with
friends. It has its own pleasure. Some people like to walk alone. It is the
only form of exercise prescribed for children, women and the old men. One who
misses it, misses many good things.
Q. 49. How did Mij pass his time in london with the author?
or, How did Mijbil spend most of his time?
Ans.
The author stayed in London for a month. During this time Mij passed his time
by playing games. He played with ping-pong balls, rubber fruits, marbles and a
shell. He had invented a game with the ping-ping ball.
Mij
would place the ping-pong ball on the raised side of a broken suitcase cover.
Mij discovered that the ball thus placed would run along the full length of the
suitcase. He would dash around the other side to ambush the ball. He would hide
from the ball, crouch and spring up. He would try to take the ball by surprise
and trot off to put the ball on the high end of the suitcase once more. It was
Mij's favoutite pastime.
or, Sketch the character of Lencho.
Ans.
Lencho was a hardworking farmer. He worked hard in his fields in hope of good
harvest. His crops were completely destroyed by the hailstorm He had deep faith
in God. His only hope was the help from God. So he decided to write a letter to
God. In his letter to God he requested God to send a hundred pesos.
Lencho
is neither greedy nor selfish. He wants help only to save his family and
himself from starvation after his crop has been destroyed due to hailstones.
He
is unquestioning about God. After receiving money through the letter. he makes
no attempt to know who has helped him. Instead of thanking for the money
received, he becomes angry and blanes the post office people and calls them
crooks.
He
is so innocent that we find him ungrateful towards post office employees.
Writing a second letter to God, asking Him to send the balance amount he needs
but not through the mail makes us laugh. He is therefore, comical also.
Q. 50. How would the baker come everyday? Why did the children
run to meet him?
or, How did the baker make his presence in the morning? What did
the baker wear in the days when the author was a child?
Ans.
The baker came with the 'jhang-jhang' sound of his bamboo stick. He carried his
basket on his head, supporting it with one hand. With the other hand, he would
bang the bamboo on the ground. Thus everyone would come to know of his arrival.
He would greet with 'Good morning and place the basket on the vertical bamboo.
The
baker then wore a shirt and trousers. These trousers were shorter than the
full-length trousers. But they were longer than half pants. They reached just
below the knees. Even today it is known as the dress of a 'pader'.
All
children including the author eagerly awaited the arrival of baker to their
house. When the baker came with loaves of bread in his basket the children had
to be pushed away to take delivery. They would climb a bench or the parapet to
peep into the basket. They loved bread bangles. When they got their share, they
did not even care to brush their teeth or wash their mouths properly.
Q. 51. How did Ausable get rid of Max?
or, Who was Max? How and why did he enter Ausable's room and
what happened to him?
or, Ausable was a clever Secret Agent. Explain.
or, Describe how Ausable outwitted Max.
Ans.
Max was a cunning, foxy secret agent. He had come to know that a secret report
was going to be delivered to Ausable at the time of midnight. That report was
about the new missiles. It could change the course of history, So he secretly
entered Ausable's hotel room to get that report by force. He entered the room
with the help of a pass-key.
When
Ausable opened the door of his room and switched on the light, he found Max
standing across the room. He had a small, automatic gun in his hand. Ausable
understood immediately why Max was there. So he misled him by telling him about
"the balcony" and the police. Max believed his story. To escape the
police, he jumped down to "the balcony". But the fact was that there
was neither police nor any balcony. It was only the product of Ausable's mind.
He had actually jumped down to his death. Thus, Ausable got rid of Max by using
his wisdom.
or, Who was Fowler? Why did he enter Ausable's room?
Ans.
Fowler was a young romantic writer. He wanted to know about the life of a
secret agent. Ausable was a secret agent. He had come to see Ausable in order
to get some material for his write-ups. Fowler was disappointed when he found
Ausable a sloppy fat man. He did not expect him to be like that. He did not
look like a secret agent. He seems to be bored after spending an evening with
Ausable. Ausable was intelligent enough to understand his disappointment. He
asked Fowler to cheer up because some real action was going to take place in
his hotel-room. Ausable told Fowler that someone was expected to bring an
important paper. Several men and worr.en had risked their lives for it. The
same paper might affect the course of history in the near future. To experience
some thrilling and exciting events Fowler accompanied Ausable to enter his
room.
Q. 52 Write a character sketch of Anil.
Ans.
Anil was about twenty five. He was a tall and lean fellow. He was kind,
simple-hearted and easy-going. He used to write for magazines. So his income
was not regular and certain. He lived alone in a small room. He used to do
cooking himself. He was careless in money matters. When he got money, he used
to spend it with an open heart. When he didn't have it, would live silently. He
was fond of seeing wrestling matches. He met the thief Hari Singh in one such
match. But Anil had a trusting nature. He trusted Hari Singh easily. He offered
him the key of his room. He had a forgiving nature. He didn't mind being
cheated by Hari Singh. He changed Hari Singh's heart by trust, compassion and
his readiness to teach him.
or, Give a character sketch of Hari Singh.
or, Write a character sketch of the thief.
or, What kind of a boy was the narrator in the beginning? How
was he a changed person in the end of the story?
Ans. The narrator of the story is a thief.
He passes his time in stealing or working at different places. He needs a place
to live in. So he makes friends with Anil. He works for Anil. He buys things
for Anil from the market. He makes about a repee a day from this. But the
company of Anil brings a change in his mind. Anil teachers him also. The thief
steals Anil's money. He wants to go to Lucknow. But he does not go. He finds
himself completely changed. He wants to be an educated person. He comes back to
Anil's room and puts the money back.
कुछ अन्य महत्वपूर्ण परीक्षोपयोगी प्रश्नोत्तर
PROSE
Extract:
The house the only one in the entire valley sat on the crest of a low hill.
From this height, one could see the river and the field of ripe corn dotted
with the flowers that always promised a good harvest. The only thing the earth
needed was a good downpour or at least a shower.
1. Where was the house situated?
(1)
on the middle of a valley
(2) on the top of a low hill
(3)
on the low hill
(4)
between the hills
2. What can be seen from the house?
(1)
the river
(2)
the field of ripe com
(3) both (1) and (2)
(4)
none of the above
3. What does the earth need for a good harvest?
(1) flowers
(2)
ripe corn
(3) a shower
(4)
river
4. A word for 'heavy rain' is -
(1) downpour
(2)
harvest
(3)
crest
(4)
entire
Extract:
All through the night, Lencho thought only of his one hope: the help of God,
whose eyes, as he had been instructed, see everything, even what is deep in
one's conscience. Lencho was an ox of a man, working like an animal in the
fields, but still he knew how to write. The following Sunday, at daybreak, he
began to write a letter which he himself would carry to town and place in the
mail. It was nothing less than a letter to God.
1. What was the last hope of Lencho?
(1) help from God
(2)
help from the post-office
(3)
help from the postmaster
(4)
help from his relatives
2. 'Lencho was an ox of man'. What does this statement mean?
(1)
Lencho was an illiterate man.
(2)
Lencho was an ignorant man.
(3) Lencho was hardworking man.
(4)
Lencho was a careless man.
3. To whom did Lencho write a letter?
(1)
Postmaster
(2)
Postma
(3) God
(4)
Friend
4. Which word in the passage means, 'Soul'?
(1)
God
(2)
daybreak
(3) conscience
(4)
Instructed
Extract:
"God," he wrote, "if you don't help me, my family and I will go
hungry this year. I need a hundred pesos in order to sow my field again and to
live until the crop comes, because the hallstorm...."
He
wrote To God' on the envelope, put the letter inside and, still troubled, went
to town.
1. Lencho wrote the letter to..............
(1)
Friend
(2)
Postman
(3) God
(4)
Postmaster
2. How much money did Lencho ask for
(1)
Hundred rupees
(2) Hundred pesos
(3)
Hundred coins
(4)
Hundred Dollar
3. Lencho's crops were destroyed from..............
(1)
Rain
(2)
Locust
(3) Hailstoms
(4)
Elephants
4. Why did Lencho need money?
(1)
to buy a tractor
(2) to save his family from hunger
(3)
to buy a new phone.
(4)
to buy a buffalo.
Q. What destroyred the paddy crops of Lencho ?
(1)
heavy rains
(2) heavy hailstones
(3)
plague of locusts
(4)
drought
Q. Who was Lencho's only hope?
(1) God
(2)
postmaster
(3)
Lencho's wife
(4)
Villagers
Q. To whom did Lencho write a letter?
(1)
Postmaster
(2)
Postman
(3) God
(4)
Friend
Q. Who read the letter sent by Lencho?
(1)
His Wife
(2) The Postmaster
(3)
Postman
(4)
The God
Q. What did Lencho think of the post-office employees?
(1)
rude
(2) bunch of crooks
(3)
unhelpful
(4)
proud
Q. What is a country's greatest wealth?
(1)
Its minerals
(2) Its people
(3)
Its technology
(4)
None of these
Q. According to the young seagul, who will not support him in
flying?
(1)
hid body
(2)
his legs
(3) his wings
(4)
his family
Q. What food did the seagull's mother get for it?
(1)
Insects
(2) Fish
(3)
Lizard
(4)
Earthworms
Q. What compelled the young seagull to dive at the fish?
(1) hunger
(2)
self-respect
(3)
madness
(4)
all of the above
Extract:
The moon was coming up in the east, behind me, and stars were shining in the
clear sky above me. There was'nt a cloud in the sky. I was happy to be alone
high up above the sleeping countryside. I was flying my old Dakota aeroplane
over France back to England. I was dreaming of my holiday and looking forward
to being with my family. I looked at my watch: one thirty in the morning. 'I
should call Paris Control soon'. I thought.
1. Who is 'me' here in the first line?
(1) the pilot
(2)
driver
(3)
old Dakota
(4)
none
2. The pilot was flying from ……to……
(1)
England to France
(2)
England to Paris
(3) France to England
(4)
France to Germany
3. What is the name of the aeroplane?
(1)
Paris Control
(2) Dakota
(3)
Air France
(4)
British Airway
4. Which control station did he think of calling?
(1) Paris Control
(2)
Central Contro
(3)
London Control
(4)
none of the above
5. Which word in the passage means 'without any company'.
(1)
high-up
(2) alone
(3)
behind
(4)
control
Q. What is the name of the aeroplane?
(1)
Paris Control
(2) Dakot
(3)
Air France
(4)
British Airway
Q. What looked like black mountains?
(1) Storm clouds
(2)
Sea water
(3)
City lights
(4)
Control Tower
Q. What guided the pilot to come out of the storm safely?
(1)
Paris Control
(2) The black aeroplane
(3)
Control Tower
(4)
Central Control
Q. Who was Kitty?
(1) Anne's diary
(2)
Anne's mother
(3)
Anne's sister
(4)
None of them
Q. Who was Anne's' vest friend?
(1)
Mr. Keesing
(2) Kitty
(3)
Both (1) and (2)
(4)
None of the above
Q. Which subject did Mr. Keesing teach?
(1)
English
(2)
History
(3) Maths
(4)
Science
Q. What was the topic of the essay written by Anne?
(1) a chatterbox
(2)
Kitty
(3)
Talkative girl
(4)
None of the above
The
baker usually collected the bills at the end of the month. Monthly accounts
used to be recorded on some wall in pencil. Baking was indeed a profitable
profession in the old days. He, his family and his servants always looked happy
and prosperous.
Q. When did the baker collect his bills?
(1)
Daily
(2)
Once in a week
(3) End of the nonth
(4)
None of these
Q. Where did the baker record his accounts?
(1)
Paper
(2) Wall
(3)
Calendar
(4)
Diary
Q. Which word in the passage means 'Occupation?
(1) Profession
(2)
Profitable
(3)
Prosperous
(4)
None of these
Q. What did the children long for?
(1)
Loaves
(2) bread bangles
(3)
banana bread
(4)
all of the above
Q. Where were the inonthly accounts of the baker recorded?
(1)
In a copy, with a pencil
(2) On a wall, with a pencil
(3)
On a board, with a pencil
(4)
None of the Above
Marriage
gifts aru meaningless without the sweet bread known as the bol, just as a party
or a feast loses its charm without bread. Not enough can be said to show how
important baker can be for a village. The lady of the house must prepare
sandwiches on the occasion of her daughter's engagement. Cakes and bolinhas are
a must for Christmas as well as other festivals. Thus, the presence of the
baker's furnace in the village is absolutely essential.
Q. What is a bol?
Ans.
Bol is a sweet bread.
Q. What is a must to be prepared on a daughter's engagement?
Ans.
Sandwiches prepared by the lady of the house are a must on the occasion of a
daughter's engagement.
Q. When is cakes and bolinhas prepared?
Ans.
Cakes and bolinhas are prepared for Christmas and other festivals.
Q. Find a word in the passage which means 'necessary.'
Ans.
essential.
Extract:
Midway between Mysore and the coastal town of Mangalore sits a piece of heaven
that must have drifted from the kingdom of god. This land of rolling hills is
inhabited by a proud race of martial men, beautiful women and wild creatures.
Coorg,
or Kodagu, the smallest district of Karnataka, is home to evergreen
rainforests, spices and coffee plantations.
Q. Where is Coorg situated?
Ans.
Coorg is situated midway between Mysore and the coastal town of Mangalore.
Q. Who are the inhabitants of the land of rolling hills'?
Ans.
A proud race of martial men, beautiful women and wild creatures are the
inhabitants of the land of rolling hills'.
Q. Which kind of animals are we likely to see in Coorg?
Ans.
We are likely to see wild animals in Coorg.
Q. What is Coorg known for?
Ans.
Coorg is known for evergreen rainforests, spices and coffee plantations.
Q. Find a word in the passage which means "having to do
with war."
Ans.
'martial
Extract:
Coorgi hones have a tradition of hospitality, and they are more than willing to
recount numerous tales of valour related to their sons and fathers. The Coorg
Regiment is one of the most decorated in the Indian Army, and the first Chief
of the Indian Army, General Cariappa, was a Coorgi. Even now, Kodavus are the
only people in India permitted to carry firearms without a licence.
Q. What is the one dominant quality of corgi people?
(1)
tradition of lov
(2) tradition of hospitality
(3)
tradition of hate
(4)
none of these.
Q. Who are permitted to carry fire arms without a licence in
India?
(1)
Tamils
(2) kodavus
(3)
Bengalis
(4)
All of these
Q. Who was General Cariappa?
(1)
First India navy chief
(2)
First Indian Air force chief
(3) First Indian Army chief
(4)
None of these
Q. What is referred to as 'a piece of heaven'?
(1)
Swimming Pool
(2) Coorg
(3)
Night
(4)
None
Extract:
"Tea was first drunk in China," Rajvir added, "as far back as
2700 В.С.! In fact words such as tea, 'chai" and "chini' are from
Chinese. Tea came to Europe only in the sixteenth century and was drunk more as
medicine than as beverage."
The
train clattered into Mariani junction. The boys collected their luggage and
pushed their way to the crowded platform.
Pranjol's
parents were waiting for them. Soon they were driving towards Dhekiabari, the
tea-garden managed by Pranjol's father.
Q. When was tea first drunk china?
(1)
3700 B
(2)
1600 AD
(3) 2700 BC
(4)
3300 AD
Q. When did tea come to Europe?
(1)
Sixth Century
(2)
Eighteenth Century
(3)
Fifteenth Century
(4) Sixteenth Century
Q. Who managed the Dheklabari Tea Garden?
(1) Pranjol's uncle
(2)
Pranjol's Father
(3)
Rajvir's Father
(4)
None of these
Pranjol's
father slowed down to allow a tractor pulling a trailer-load of tea leaves, to
pass. "This is the second flush or sprouting period, isn't it. Mr.
Barua?" Rajvir added. "It lasts from May to July and yields the best
tea." "You seem to have done your homework before coming,"
Pranjol's father said in surprise. "Yes, Mr. Barua," Rajvir admitted,
"But I hope to learn much more while I am here."
Q. Why did Pranjol's father slow down?
(1)
To enjoy tea
(2)
To relax
(3) To allow a tractor to pass
(4)
None of these
Q. The second sprouting period of tea lasts from
(1)
January to March
(2) May to July
(3)
July to May
(4)
May to August
Q. Which word in the passage means 'agreed'?
(1)
Slowed
(2)
Surprised
(3)
Yields
(4) Admitted
Q. Who managed the Dhekiabari Tea Garden?
(1) Pranjol's uncle
(2)
Pranjol's Father
(3)
Rajvir's Father
(4)
None of these
Q. What is Assam popularly known as?
(1) Tea country
(2)
Coffee country
(3)
Green country
(4)
Plantation country
Q. In which country tea was drunk first?
(1)
England
(2) China
(3)
Pakistan
(4)
Bangladesh
Q. The otter was brought to the author by............
(1)
his friend
(2) two Arabs
(3)
hotel staff
(4)
non of the above
Q. What did the otter look like?
(1)
Small dog
(2) Small dragon
(3)
Small cat
(4)
Small rabbit
Q. What was the name given to the otter?
(1)
Major
(2) Mijbil
(3)
Mad
(4)
Majhis
Q. How did the airline wanted him to carry Mijbil?
(1)
In a separate compartment
(2) In a box
(3)
In his bag
(4)
None of the above
The
most fascinating thing of all was the bus that travelled between her village
and the nearest town. It passed through her street each hour, once going to the
town and once coming back. The sight of the bus, filled each time with a new
set of passengers, was a source of unending joy for Valli.
Q. What was the most fascinating thing for Valli?
Ans.
The bus that traveled between her village and the nearest town was the most
fascinating thing for Valli.
Q. What was the favourite pastime for Valli?
Ans.
Valli's favourite pastime was standing in the front doorway of her house and
watching what was happening in the street outside.
Q. Choose the opposite of 'farthest' from the passage.
Ans,
nearest
Q. What was Valli's age?
(1)
7
(2) 8
(3)
9
(4)
14
Q. What was Velli's favourite pastime?
(1) watching the street outside
(2)
playing outside
(3)
travelling the bus
(4)
reading books
Q. What was Valli's wish?
(1) To ride on a bus
(2)
To ride on a car
(3)
to ride on a cycle
(4)
None of these
Q. What did the conductor call Valli?
(1)
Cute Girl
(2) Madam
(3)
First Passenger
(4)
None of the Above
Q. Which family did Gautama belong to?
(1)
farmer
(2) royal
(3)
monk
(4)
none of these
Q. What is inevitable?
(1)
life
(2)
poverty
(3) death
(4)
youth
Q. Where did Gautama give his first sermon?
(1) Benares
(2)
Patna
(3)
Haridwar
(4)
Gaya
POETRY
Q. What gave poet's heart a change of mood?
(1) dust of snow
(2)
hemlock tree
(3)
crow
(4)
none of the above
Q. A Chameleon look like a …….
(1)
mouse
(2) lizard
(3)
snake
(4)
bat
Q. Where is the chameleon generally found?
(1) trees
(2)
well
(3)
ponds
(4)
None of these
Q. How does the fog come?
(1) Slowly and silently.
(2)
Faster and silently.
(3)
Faster and making noise,
(4)
None of the Above.
Q. Where does the fog arrive?
(1)
city
(2)
harbour
(3)
village
(4) both 1 and 2
Q. What name was given to the dragon?
(1)
Blink
(2) Custard
(3)
Shrake
(4)
Rither
Q. Who faced the pirate bravely?
(1)
Blink
(2) Custard
(3)
Ink
(4)
Rither
Q. Who saved everyone from the pirate?
(1)
kitten
(2)
mouse
(3) dragon
(4)
dog
Q. Who is the narrator in the story, 'A Triumph of
Surgery"?
(1)
Tricki
(2)
Mrs. Pemphery
(3) Mr. Herriot
(4)
Anil
Q. What is the name of Mrs Pumphrey's dog?
(1) Tricki
(2)
Hodgkin
(3)
Joe
(4)
Tom
Q. For how many day/days was Tricki kept without food?
(1)
one day
(2) two days
(3)
three days
(4)
five days
Q. What does Hari get from Anil in return for his work?
(1)
food
(2)
place to sleep and to live
(3)
leam reading and writing
(4) all of these
Q. How much money did Hari Singh steal?
(1)
Rs. 500
(2) Rs. 600
(3)
Rs. 700
(4)
Rs. 800
Q. What made the thief come back to Anil?
(1)
Anil's honesty
(2)
His guilt feeling
(3) Both (1) and (2)
(4)
None of the above
Q. How did Fowler feel after meeting Ausable?
(1)
excited
(2)
overwhelmed
(3) disappointed
(4)
None
SUPPLEMENTARY READER
Q. What did everyone think about Horace Danby?
(1)
good
(2)
honest
(3) both
(4)
none
Q. Horace Danby was fond of:
(1)
watching movies
(2) reading rare and expensive books
(3)
going to public parks
(4)
listening to music
Q. Why did Horace rob a safe every year?
(1)
to live in style
(2) to buy rare and valuable books
(3)
to live comfortably
(4)
to support his family
Q. Horace Danby did the job of:
(1)
making toys
(2) making locks
(3)
writing books
(4)
making jewellery
Q. Who is talking to Horace?
(1)
servant
(2)
sherry
(3)
police
(4) a lady
Q. Who finally robbed the jewels?
(1)
Horace
(2)
Sherry
(3) the woman
(4)
all of them
Q. Whose house did Griffin set on fire?
(1) the landlord
(2)
the clergyman
(3)
Mrs Hall
(4)
the shopkeeper
Q. For what did Griffin enter the big London store?
(1)
for coldness
(2) for warmth
(3)
for money
(4)
all of the above
Q. Who were following the muddy footprints?
(1)
the landlord
(2)
two girls
(3)
Mr and Mrs Hall
(4) two boys
Q. In which class was Richard Ebright when he lost at the
Country Science Fair?
(1)
Five
(2)
Six
(3)
Seven
(4)
Eight
Q. Richard H. Ebright was famous:
(1)
singer
(2) scientist
(3)
doctor
(4)
engineer
Q. Who encouraged Ebright in his interest in learning?
(1) his mother
(2)
his father
(3)
his brother
(4)
his teacher
Q. How many species of butterflies had he collected till second
grade?
(1)
20
(2)
21
(3)
24
(4) 25
Q. Matilda was born into a family of
(1) clerks
(2)
teachers
(3)
nurses
(4)
none of these
Q. Matilda always remained:
(1)
happy
(2) unhappy
(3)
contended
(4)
delighted
Q. How much was the necklace actually worth?
(1) Five hundred francs
(2)
Six hundred francs
(3)
Seven hundred francs
(4)
None of these
Q. How much Loisels had to spend to replace the necklace?
(1)
eighteen thousand francs
(2) thirty-six thousand francs
(3)
forty thousand francs
(4)
fifty thousand francs
Q. What spoiled Mr and Mrs Loisel pleasure?.
(1) the loss of necklace
(2)
the loss of the dress
(3)
the loss of money
(4)
all of the above
Q. At what age did Bholi begin to speak?
(1)
Two years
(2)
Three years
(3)
Four years
(4) Five years
Q. Bholi was the …….. daughter of Ramlal.
(1)
second
(2)
third
(3) fourth
(4)
first
Q. How did Bholi find the teacher on her very first day in the
school?
(1)
cruel
(2)
hard
(3) kind and loving
(4)
all of the above
Q. Why did Bholi's parents accept Bishamber's marriage proposal?
(1)
he has a big shop
(2)
he has a house
(3)
he has good bank balance
(4)
all of the above
Q. How much money did Bisamber demand as dowry?
(1)
2000
(2) 5000
(3)
10,000
(4)
20,000
PARAGRAPH WRITING
Annual
Day Celebration of our School
Last
week, the 25th Annual Day was celebrated at our school stadium with great
dignity. The school gave a festive appearance with a big pandal and well
arranged seats. The Director of Education inaugurated the function. He
acclaimed the glorious service given in the field of education by our school.
Many cultural and sport events followed. The toppers of different class were
given prizes during the occasions. After a vote of thanks, the guests visited
our newly built Computer Centre.
Independence
Day/Republic Day Celebration in our school
The
Republic Day was celebrated at our school on 26th January, 2022 with great
dignity. The Director of Education hoisted the flag. He addressed the teachers
and students. He reminded us to become learned and responsible countrymen.
School children of different classes presented various cultural programmes. The
toppers of different classes were given prizes during the occasion. At the
closing of the event our Principal thanked the guests, teachers and students.
This grand function is memorable for me because I also got a prize
Visit
to A Historical Place or, Visit to A Tourist Place
In
the last winter break the historical club of our school organised a two des
trip to Agra. We reached Agra and first of all we went to the Taj Mahal Shah
Jahan had built it in the memory of his wife Mumtaz. In the moonlit night, the
Taj looked really a dreani in marble. We entered through the red-stone gate.
The Taj stands on a raised platform on the bank of the Yamuna. The four
minarets in the comers looked beautiful. Its beauty was breathtaking. No wonder
why foreigners are anxious to visit it. When we left, the image of beautiful
Taj was still lingering in our mind. It was a memorable, enjoyable and
educative trip.
Visit
to a Holy place
Last
month I went to Bodh Gaya with my parents. Bodh Gaya is a famous holy place
situated in Bihar. It is a historical place where Lord Buddha got his divine
wisdom under the famous Bodhi tree. A number of people from all over the world
visit this holy place. Pilgrims from countries like Japan and China come here
to offer their prayer to Lord Buddha. While moving around the stupa and temple
my heart was filled with great respect for the path of truth and non-violence
shown by Buddha.
A
Visit to A Book Fair
I
visited the Book Fair organised at Zila School Campus, Book Fair gives us
opportunity to view books on almost all topics in one place. It was a great
experience. Many Publishers had displayed their latest publications. Many
people visited this fair. School going children enjoyed this fair very much.
They also bought books on science and entertainment. They enjoyed cartoon
books. I found few books, which I was looking for since last many days. I
purchased them immediately.
A
Visit to a Zoo
There
is a zoo in our town. I visited it last Sunday with my friends. There were many
beautiful and rare kinds of birds. We saw crocodile roaming freely in water. In
one corner of the zoo there were different types of snakes. Then we saw some
wild beasts. A lioness and her cub were basking in the sunshine. They roared
now and then. We also saw wolves, tigers, elephants and rhinos. We stayed in
the zoo for about three hours. Then we came back home.
A
Birthday Party
Ashok
is my best friend. His birthday falls on 2nd January. On his sixteenth
birthday, he gave his friends a grand party. There were about fifty guests.
They were all in their best clothes. They all looked happy. The party was
arranged in a big hall. There was a large table in the middle of the hall.
There were teapots full of hot tea. There were big plates full of various kinds
of sweets. In a comer of the table was a big cake. There were lighted candles
at the cake. At 7 p.m. Ashok blew out the candles. Then he cut the cake. All
Ilie guests clapped. They wished him a happy birthday. They gave him birthday
presents. Then they enjoyed the tea and the sweets. I enjoyed the feast very
much.
Importance
of Time
Time
is precious. We should use time carefully and properly and not waste it in
useless activities. We should perform our duty at appropriate time because
lapse of time is never regained. In our life, we have a lot of work to complete
but we have limited time. Work done in the right direction at right time can
never go unrewarded. Time never stops. It is truley sald, time and tide waits
for none.
Importance
of Newspaper
Newspaper
about the latest events of the world. It increases our knowledge. Every reader
drink. It gives us news from all comers of the world. It gives us information
Rets some information about films, sports, politics, books and markets from it
It improves our language. It keeps a check on the Government. It educates lus
against the social evils. It helps the job seekers and unemployed. As a matter
of fact it is the most important thing for us.
A
School Picnic
Last
Sunday, our school went on a picnic at Jonha Falls. Our teachers collected
money and bought sweets, biscuits, fruits etc. We carried tea-things with us.
We reached Jonha in the school bus. The whether was cloudy. A cool breeze was
blowing. There was a beautiful grass lawn. We sal under a tree and began to
play. After sometime, it was lunch time. We sat for a tasty lunch. We enjoyed
eating. Then there followed an interesting programme. Ajay sang a sweet song.
Ashok gave a dance. We all enjoyed picnic. We came back in the evening.
UNSEEN
PASSAGES
Kalpana
Chawla was born in a small town at Karnal on 1st July, 1961. It is in Haryana,
India. In 1976, she passed out from Tagore school, Karnal. Then she joined
Punjab Engineering College in 1982 and became a graduate. After doing her PhD
in aerospace engineering in 1988, she worked as a research scientist at NASA.
In March 1995, she became an astronaut. On 19th November, 1997, she made her
first flight in an American Space Shuttle for fifteen days.
1. This passage is about -
(1)
Tagore School
(2) Kalpana Chawla
(3)
Engineering College
(4)
None of these
2. Karnal is a small town in -
(1) Haryana
(2)
America
(3)
Punjab
(4)
None of these
3. Kalpana Chawla worked as a research scientist at -
(1)
ISRO
(2) NASA
(3)
DRDO
(4)
SAIL
4. She became an astronaut in -
(1)
1976
(2)
1982
(3) 1995
(4)
1997
5. Her first flight was for …….days.
(1)
ten
(2) fifteen
(3)
five
(4)
twenty
6. Astronaut is a person who-
(1) travels in space
(2)
likes to travel
(3)
studies about stars
(4)
none of these
Music
is often called a universal language because it has the ability to connect
people regardless of culture, age, or background. From classical to modern pop,
every culture in the world has its unique styles. Through music, people express
emotions, share stories and pass down traditions from one generation to the
next.
Listening
to music can have a strong effect on our mood and emotions. A cheerful song can
uplift our spirits, while a calm melody might help us relax after a stressful
day. Many people use music to focus, ineditate or improve their mental health.
Studies have shown that listening to music can reduce stress, ease anxiety, and
even improve memory. Music also plays an important role in celebrations and
gatherings.
Whether
it's a wedding, a festival or a sports event, music creates an atmosphere that
brings people together.
1. Why is music called a universal language?
(1)
It is the same in every culture
(2)
It is easy to learn
(3) It connects people across different backgrounds
(4)
None of these
2. How can music impact our emotions?
(1) It can uplift, calm or even reduce stress
(2)
It prevents us from feeling sad
(3)
It encourages us
(4)
It makes us sleepy
3. How does music help people in social settings?
(1)
By discouraging dancing and singing
(2) By creating an atmosphere for bonding and celebration
(3)
By focusing only on individual enjoyment
(4)
None of these
4. Which of the following best describes the main idea of the
passage?
(1)
Music is only useful for parties and festivals
(2)
Only modern music is relevant to society today
(3)
Music is only meant for entertainment
(4) Music is a powerful way to exprs emotions and connect with others.
5. Which of the following is NOT mensoned as a benefit of
listening to music?
(1)
Reducing stress
(2) Making sleepy
(3)
Improving memory
(4)
Enhancing social connections
6. Which word in the passage means 'different?
(1)
Calm
(2)
Express
(3)
Ability
(4) Unique
Water
is one of the most important natural resource. With the rising population there
has been an increasing pressure on the earth's resources. Scarcity of water has
been felt throughout the country. Efforts have been made to collect water by
building dams. Wells have also been dug to create ground water structure. But
this is not enough. Wise conservation of water is needed. One of the most
popular ways of conservation is rain water harvesting. It means collecting rain
water on the roofs of buildings and storing it underground for later use. This
method can raise the level of ground water and also increase water supply.
Another method is waste water harvesting. Water from kitchens and bathrooms is
collected and cleaned. It can then be used for purposes other than drinking.
Q. Which two methods have been suggested for conservation of
water?
Ans.
The two methods suggested for conservation of water are rainwater harvesting
and waste water harvesting.
Q. What efforts have been made for the collection of water?
Ans.
Dams have been built and wells have been dug for the collection of water.
Q. Mention two advantages of rain water harvesting?
Ans.
Rain water harvesting can raise the level of ground water as well as increase
water supply.
Q. What purpose can the water collected from the method of waste
water harvesting be used for?
Ans.
This water can be used for purposes other than drinking.
Q. Complete the following:
(i)
Efforts have been made to collect
(ii)
Wise conservation of
Ans.
(1) water by building dams.
(ii)
water is needed.
Q. Find words from the passage which mean:
(i)
shortage
(ii)
gathered
Ans.
(i)
scarcity
(ii)
collected
Q. Write the antonym of given words.
(i)
natural
(ii)
increase
Ans.
(i)
unnatural/artificial
(ii)
decrease
Q. Use the following words to make meaningful sentences:
(i)
population
(ii)
popular
Ans.
(i) population - World's population is increasing.
(ii) popular-Kishor's songs are very popular.
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