Chapter-wise Worksheets for Class 7 English: All Chapters
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Questions
Writing
Q1. Write a letter to your friend explaining why he or she should avoid overuse of the mobile phone. List the disadvantages of using it excessively. [1 mark]
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Answer: 12 Garden Road
Jammu
5 November
Dear Ravi,
I am worried about the long hours you spend on your phone. Too much use harms your eyes, causes headaches and disturbs sleep. It wastes study time, reduces physical activity and makes you less social. It can also lead to addiction. Please set a limit and spend time outdoors and with family.
Yours lovingly,
Amit
Teacher's Note:
1. An informal letter has an address, date, greeting and a friendly tone.
2. List the disadvantages in a short paragraph.
Q2. You are Sagar/Sagarika, Cultural Secretary. Write a notice about a Sanskrit Shlokas Recitation Competition to be held in school. [1 mark]
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Answer: NOTICE
Sanskrit Shlokas Recitation Competition
3 November
A Sanskrit shlokas recitation competition will be held on 14 November at 10:00 a.m. in the school hall. Students of Classes VI to VIII may participate. Each participant must recite two shlokas with their meaning. Names should be given to the Sanskrit teacher by 10 November.
Sagar, Cultural Secretary
Teacher's Note:
1. Give the event, date, time, venue, eligibility and the last date.
2. Sign with name and designation.
Q3. You are Aman Sharma. You lost your digital camera on the Rajdhani Express from New Delhi to Jammu. Write an advertisement for a local daily. [1 mark]
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Answer: LOST
A black digital camera in a blue case on the Rajdhani Express from New Delhi to Jammu on 1 November, coach B2. Contains important family photographs. Finder will be rewarded.
Contact: Aman Sharma, Box No. 77, Jammu.
Teacher's Note:
1. A lost-and-found advertisement should give the item, place, date and reward.
2. Keep it short.
Modals
Q1. She ____ definitely come to your house when she is free. (shall/will) [1 mark]
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Answer: will
Teacher's Note:
1. 'Will' expresses certainty about a future action.
2. 'Shall' is used with I and we.
Q2. How ____ you touch my pen? (dare/can) [1 mark]
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Answer: dare
Teacher's Note:
1. 'Dare' expresses boldness, often in anger.
2. 'How dare you' is a fixed expression.
Q3. Sir, ____ we submit our projects tomorrow? (can/could) [1 mark]
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Answer: could
Teacher's Note:
1. 'Could' is a more polite way to ask permission.
2. Use it when speaking to a teacher.
Q4. We ____ be thankful to our teachers. (ought to/might) [1 mark]
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Answer: ought to
Teacher's Note:
1. 'Ought to' shows a moral duty.
2. 'Might' shows a weak possibility.
Q5. He ____ swim when he was young. (can/could) [1 mark]
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Answer: could
Teacher's Note:
1. 'Could' is used for ability in the past.
2. 'Was young' shows the past.
Q6. ____ you lend me your book? (polite request) [1 mark]
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Answer: Would (or Could)
Teacher's Note:
1. 'Would' makes a polite request.
2. 'Shall' would be wrong with 'you'.
Q7. ____ all your wishes come true! (express a wish) [1 mark]
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Answer: May
Teacher's Note:
1. 'May' is used at the start of a wish.
2. The verb after it is in the base form.
Q8. He ____ look after his parents. (moral duty) [1 mark]
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Answer: ought to (or should)
Teacher's Note:
1. 'Ought to' shows moral duty.
2. 'Will' does not express duty.
Q9. Sam ____ speak German. (ability) [1 mark]
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Answer: can
Teacher's Note:
1. 'Can' is used for present ability.
2. 'May' means possibility instead.
Q10. He ____ attend the function. (very weak possibility) [1 mark]
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Answer: might
Teacher's Note:
1. 'Might' shows a very weak possibility.
2. 'May' shows a stronger one.
Change of Voice
Change the voice of each sentence.
Q1. I am watching TV. [1 mark]
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Answer: TV is being watched by me.
Teacher's Note:
1. Present continuous passive uses 'is/am/are being' plus the past participle.
2. Move the object to the front.
Q2. You have done the work. [1 mark]
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Answer: The work has been done by you.
Teacher's Note:
1. Present perfect passive is 'has/have been' plus the past participle.
2. The object 'work' becomes the subject.
Q3. She was cleaning dishes. [1 mark]
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Answer: Dishes were being cleaned by her.
Teacher's Note:
1. Past continuous passive is 'was/were being' plus the past participle.
2. The plural 'dishes' needs 'were'.
Q4. Manoj had solved the sum. [1 mark]
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Answer: The sum had been solved by Manoj.
Teacher's Note:
1. Past perfect passive is 'had been' plus the past participle.
2. Do not change 'had'.
Q5. The thief will have stolen the jewellery. [1 mark]
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Answer: The jewellery will have been stolen by the thief.
Teacher's Note:
1. Future perfect passive is 'will have been' plus the past participle.
2. The subject and object swap places.
Q6. Open the door. [1 mark]
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Answer: Let the door be opened.
Teacher's Note:
1. An imperative is changed with 'Let' plus 'be' plus the past participle.
2. You can also say: You are requested to open the door.
Narration
Change into indirect speech.
Q1. Neena said to him, "Open the book." [1 mark]
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Answer: Neena told him to open the book.
Teacher's Note:
1. An order is reported with 'told ... to'.
2. Drop the quotation marks.
Q2. Sham said to Siya, "What is the name of your pet?" [1 mark]
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Answer: Sham asked Siya what the name of her pet was.
Teacher's Note:
1. A wh-question keeps its question word and uses statement order.
2. 'Is' becomes 'was' and 'your' becomes 'her'.
Q3. He said to me, "Where do you live?" [1 mark]
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Answer: He asked me where I lived.
Teacher's Note:
1. Drop 'do' and shift the verb to the past.
2. The question mark is removed.
Q4. The customer said to him, "I will come tomorrow." [1 mark]
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Answer: The customer told him that he would come the next day.
Teacher's Note:
1. 'Will' becomes 'would' and 'tomorrow' becomes 'the next day'.
2. The time word shifts in the past tense.
Q5. He said to her, "You didn't meet me yesterday." [1 mark]
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Answer: He told her that she had not met him the previous day.
Teacher's Note:
1. The simple past becomes the past perfect.
2. 'Yesterday' becomes 'the previous day'.
Question Tags
Add suitable question tags.
Q1. I am fine, ____? [1 mark]
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Answer: aren't I?
Teacher's Note:
1. 'Aren't I' is the standard tag for 'I am'.
2. Use it even though 'am not' is not used in this tag.
Q2. Let us go for a walk, ____? [1 mark]
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Answer: shall we?
Teacher's Note:
1. Sentences beginning with 'Let us' take 'shall we'.
2. It makes a polite suggestion.
Q3. He cooked food, ____? [1 mark]
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Answer: didn't he?
Teacher's Note:
1. A positive past sentence takes a negative tag.
2. Use 'did' for the simple past.
Q4. She did not dance well, ____? [1 mark]
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Answer: did she?
Teacher's Note:
1. A negative sentence takes a positive tag.
2. Repeat the helping verb 'did'.
Q5. Dhoni is a great cricketer, ____? [1 mark]
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Answer: isn't he?
Teacher's Note:
1. A positive statement takes a negative tag.
2. Use the same helping verb 'is'.
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