CBSE Class 6 English Sample Paper Set 37

CBSE Class 6 English Sample Paper Set K. It’s always recommended to practice as many CBSE sample papers as possible before the examinations. The latest sample papers have been designed as per the latest blue prints, syllabus and examination trends. Sample papers should be practiced in examination condition at home or school and also show it to your teachers for checking or compare with the answers provided. Students can download the sample papers in pdf format free and score better marks in examinations. Refer to other links too for latest sample papers.

I. Answer the following questions :

1. Explain ‘Thy mealy cap is worth my crown….’ 

2. What happened to the old artist after Kishanlal arrived? 

3. What compliment did the king give to the miller? 

II. Answer the following questions with reference to the context.

‘He was young, and he brought a new wave with him.’

1. Who is being talked about here? 

2. What kind of dolls did he make? 

3. Why did the girls prefer his dolls? 

III. Write the character sketch of the miller.

IV. Use any two words to make meaningful sentences of your own : 

downcast, reverently, boast

V Rearrange the words to form the types of sentences as indicated in the brackets. Also punctuate them correctly : 

1. beautiful how is butterfly the (Exclamatory)

2. zoo are there strange in many the animals ( Assertive)

VI. Change these sentences into interrogatives: 

1. She played the guitar with great skill.

2. The teachers are correcting our work.

VII. Add appropriate question tags to the following sentences and rewrite the sentences: (2)

1. Anupam was present in the class yesterday.

2. We cannot park our car here.

VIII. Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow :

Platinum is a rare but amazing silver-white metal that is even more precious than gold. Its name is derived from the Spanish word ‘plata’ which means ‘little silver’. Platinum was first discovered in South America in the 18th century. Since its properties had not been properly studied, it was supposed to be a useless substance and was sold quite cheap. But as people discovered how useful it could be, its price went up. A 30cm platinum cube can fetch several millions of pounds.

Some properties of platinum are quite unique. It is one of the hardest metals. But it can be shaped and worked in almost every possible way. It can easily bend without breaking or cracking. It can be drawn into fine wire; it can also be hammered into thin sheets. It is very heavy, almost twice as heavy as lead and about 21 times as heavy as water. Since it has a very high melting point, it can resist very high intensity heat. Strong acids that dissolve most other metals have no effect on platinum. It neither corrodes nor rusts easily.

1. Give the following information about platinum. (½x2=1)

a. The colour of platinum –

b. The place where it was discovered-

2. List any two properties of platinum. (2)

3. Find words in the passage which means the same as (½ x2=1)

a. astonishing

b. unusual and special

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