KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA PERAMBALUR
PROBLEM SOLVING ASSESSMENT
CLASS:VII
Time Allowed: Two Hours Maximum Marks:60
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(CLASS VII)SECTION A (LANGUAGE CONVENTIONS)
ENGLISH
Note:- This section of the question paper contains 24 questions in English Language. A student is required to attempt all the 24 questions.
Fill in the blank in each sentence with appropriate conjunctions from the given options:
Q1) Success ______failure are part and parcel of life.
(a) whereas
(b)while
(c)although
(d)and
Q2) He ______stood first in academics ______also won the gold medal in sports.
(a) either …. Or (b)neither… nor
(c)Not only …. But (d)just as… so
Q3)My sister designed an exclusive dress______for me.
(a) specially (b)especially
(c)particularly (d)mainly
Q4) Tick the correct antonyms for the ‘bold’ words in the following passages.
(i) Suddenly I heard a (ii)curiousnoise like that of (iii) many people (iv) cheering.
All the men and children were (v) following the most (vi) extraordinary woman. She wore a straw hat on the side of her head and her skirt was (vii) long (viii)like a ball gown.
(i)Suddenly:- (a) gradually (b)quickly (c)haphazardly (d)steady
(ii)Curious :- (a)well-known (b)dull (c)bright (d)usual
(iii)Many :- (a) average (b)lots (c)few (d)little
(iv)Cheering:- (a)shouting (b)whispering (c)discouraging (d)encouraging
(v)Following(a) leaving (b)giving (c)refusing (d)granting
(vi) Extraordinary :- (a)unusual (b)common (c)uncommon (d)rare
(vii)long :- (a)squat (b)lean (c)short (d)dwarf
(viii) like : (a) unlike (b)dislike (c) likely (d)warlike
Q5) Tick the correct synonym for the ‘bold’ words in the following.
Mrs. Barman was (i)worried about the (ii) missing saris all evening. She tried to (iii)remember (iv)exactly what she had done. She remembered that she had (v) looked at the saris while she was having coffee at the (vi)store.
(i)worried:- (a)concerned (b)unconcerned (c)thinking (d)wandered.
(ii)missing:- (a)lacking (b)unfound (c)lost (d)founded
(iii)remember :- (a)remind (b)recall (c)revisit (d)rework.
(iv)exactly :- (a)exactly (b)assuredly (c)precisely (d)imprecisely.
(v)lookedat :- (a)examined (b)found (c)sorted (d)searched
(vi)Store :- (a)godown (b) lodge (c)coffee bar (d)shop
Directions: fill up the blanks in the following sentences with the most appropriate word.
Q6)The lion seemed to be proud of his ______.
(a)main (b)mane (c) mine (d) name
Q7)My uncle is renowned ______.
(a)lawyer (b)liar (c) lier (d) layer
Q8). Will you ______this letter immediately.
(a)male (b)mail (c) mile (d) mall
Q9).SouravGanguly is a ______captain of the Indian Cricket team.
(a)former (b)farmer (c) both (d) none of these
Q10).She is very ______to me.
(a)deer (b)dear. (c) dare (d) none of these
Q11). The water is boiling in the ______
(a)cattle (b) kettle. (c) both (d) none of these
Q12).Have you ______the Ajanta and Ellora caves.
(a)seen (b)scene. (c) sin (d) none of these
Q13). I could not ______my friend in the office.
(a)meet (b)meat (c) met (d) none of these
Q14).He died for a ______cause.
(a)novel (c) naval (c)noble (d) nobel
Q15)That was a ______thing to do.
(a)wicket (b)wicked (c) vicket (d) vicked
Read the following passage carefully and select the option you consider the most appropriate for the question.
The amount of moisture present in air is called humidity. When from the waterbodies and land evaporates , it gets converted into the water vapour. Humidity depends on temperature. Thus, when the temperature is high, humidity also increases and vice-versa. When humidity is high, the weather becomes sultry and uncomfortable as the sweat does not evaporate easily from the body.
Q16)The theme of the passage is
(a)weather (b)humidity
(c)temperature (d)water.
Q17)”Formation of water vapour is not possible unless evaporation takes place”.
(a)true (b)probably true
(c)false (d)probably false
Q18)When body sweat does not evaporate easily, it gets uncomfortable. What will cause the situation to charge?
(a)nothing can change the situation.
(b)high humidity.
(c)low humidity.
(d)none of these.
Q19) The antonym of the word uncomfortable is
(a)sleepy (b)easy.
(c)luxurious (d)comfortable.
Read the following passage and pick out the correct spellingfrom the options given in ‘bold’.
The case before the jugge in a New York courtroom that morning of 1866,was xtraordinary. One of the wellthiesst men of New York was standing in favor of a horse! The horse owner, a cab driver was angry and beewildered .he felt he had done no wrong in craking his whip on his horse.
Q20) (a) judge (b)jugge (c)juddge (d)gudge.
Q21) (a)extrordinary (b)ixtraordinary (c)extraordinary (d) extriodinary
Q22) (a)wellthiest (b)wealthiest (c)welltheist (d)weallthiest
Q23) a)bewildered (b)bewuldered (c)beeewildered (d)bewilldered
Q24) (a) cracking (b)crackling (c) craking (d)craceking
QUALITATIVE REASONING
Question (25 -41)Read the following passage and answer the question that follow-
QutbuddinAibak is known as the founder of the slave or Mamluk dynasty . They were called as slave kings because their Sultans themselves were slaves/.They had risen and had earned reputation for courage fighting skills and organizational abilities.QutubuddinAibak was one such trusted slave-general of MuhammedGhori .After Ghori’s death ,Aibak set up an independent kingdom with its headquarters at Lahore and thus laid the foundation of the delhi Sultanate.
QutubuddinAibak was succeeded by Iltutmish. He made delhi his capital. Iltutmish , by his diplomatic skills saved himself and his kingdom from the wrath of Chenghiz Khan and the Mongol hordes. Iltutmish organized his Government and made several reforms .First he organized the ruling nobility known as Chalisa. He divided his empire into numerous parts calledIqtas .These were assigned to nobles He introduced silver coins called tanka and copper coins called Jital. Iltutmish chose his daughter Razia as his successor instead of his son in view of her abilities to become a ruler.
Q25).QutbuddinAibak was the General of –
a) Iltutmish b)Chenghiz Khan
c)Mamluk d)Muhammad Ghori
Q26).the founder of the slave dynasty was
a)Mongol b)QutbuddinAibak
c)Ghori d)Razia
Q27).The slave dynasty rose to the position of Sultans because –
a)they were descendents of kings b)they had gained wealth.
c)they were courageous , had fighting skills and organisational abilities
d)they were independent.
Q28).Iltutmish came into power after-
a)Ghori b)Mongols
c)QutbuddinAibak d)Chengiz Khan
Q29).Who was the first woman ruler who ruled the Sultanate after Iltutmish?
a)Chalisa b)Jital
c)Razia d)Chengiz Khan
Q30).Tankas were –
a)tanks b)silver coins
c)nobles d)taxes
Q31).What wereChalisa?
a)Iltutmish Empire b)copper coins
c)Noblity d)Sultanate period
Q32).What were the Iqtas?
a)punched coins b) diplomats
c)land assigned to nobles d)jitals
LIFE ON EARTH
The solid part of the earth’s crust is called lithosphere . The oceans , rivers and other water bodies on the surface of the earth constitute hydrosphere . The gaseous part is known as atmosphere . All these three spheres provide all the materials required for the living world .
Q33) . The living world is known as
a) biosphere b) lithosphere c) hydrosphere d) atmosphere
Q34) . The main source of the energy received in the form of light and heat is from
a) earth b) moon c) clouds d) sun
OUR FOOD
Carbohydrates are otherwise called as energy-giving foods . They are mainly found in cereals and sugars . Fats are found in vegetable oils , nuts , milk and milk products , like ghee and butter . Proteins are called body-building foods and are found in milk , egg , meat and pulses .Vitamins and minerals are called as protective foods .
Q35). Foods rich in carbohydrates are
a) rice b) wheat c) millets d) all the above .
Q36) . Vitamins and minerals are called protective foods . They protect against
a) animals b) diseases c) fruits d) leafy vegetables
THE THERMOS FLASK
We use thermos flask to store either cold or hot liquids for several hours . It is designed to minimize heat transfer by using all types of heat transfer .
Q37). A thermos flask is used to store
a) cold liquids only b) hot liquids only c) either d) neither
Q38) . It is designed to minimize heat transfer by
a) conduction b) convection c) radiation d) all the three.
TEMPERATURE
A measure of the HOTNESS or COLDNESS of a substance is called temperature . Temperature is measured by a device called thermometer . The thermometer that measures our body is temperature is called clinical thermometer which reads temperature from 35 degrees centigrade to 42 degrees centigrade .The range of a laboratory thermometer is -10 degrees centigrade to 110 degrees centigrade .
Q39) . Name the device that measures our body temperature .
a) laboratory thermometer b) clinical thermometer c) maximum and minimum thermometer d) all the above
Q40) . Statement
i) clinical thermometer reads temperature from 35 degrees to 42 degrees centigrade
ii) laboratory thermometer reads temperature from -10 degrees to 100 degrees centigrade .
Choose the correct statement /statements .
a) onlyi b) only ii c) both i and ii d) none
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHANGES
A change in which one or more new substances are formed is called a chemical change .
Q41) . Select the change that holds good for a chemical change .
a)The original substance can be obtained back.
b)Formation of new products
c)Only colour change observed in the products formed
d) No energy released
TRANSPIRATION
The evaporation of water from leaves generates a suction pull which can pull water to great heights in the tall trees . Transpiration also cools the plant .
Q42) . Water absorption through roots can be increased by keeping the plants
a) in the shade b) in dim light c) under the fan d) covered with a polythene bag
QUANTITATIVE REASONING
Q43) / The product of two integers is 90. If one of the integer is -5 then the other is -a) 16 b) 18 c) -18 d) -10
Q44) / Saurabh read 2/7 part of a book. He saw that there were 75 pages still left.
What were the total number of pages there in the book?
a) 95 b) 105 c) 115 d) 125
Q45) / Deepa gave ¾ of a cake to her friends Parveen, Radha and Chris.
Half of the leftover cake was for Shabnam and the rest of it was for herself.
What portion of the total cake was left for deepa?
a) 1/3 b)1/5 c) ¼ d) 1/8
Q46) / In the month of December Vaibhav’s family consumes 5414 litres of milk.
How much milk does her family consumes in 9 days?
a)15.75 L b) 15.25 L c) 14 L d) 15 L
Q47) / The mean of 9 numbers is 65.If 65 is included then new mean will be
a)55 b)62 c)63 d)65
Q48) / If X+3=10 then X=
a]13 b]7 c]-7 d]-13
Q49) / In the following figure which angle is vertically opposite to ∠4?
a. ∠2 b. ∠1
c. ∠3 d. ∠5
Q50) ΔABC and ΔPQR are congruent under the correspondence ABC RQP
Write the parts of ΔABC that correspond to RP.
a. AC b. AB
c. BC d. none of these
Q51)If 60% of x is 1200 , then the value of ‘x’ is
a) 1000 (b) 2000 (c) 3000 (d) 4000
Q52) / If the area of rectangle increases from 2 cm2 to 4 cm2 the perimeter will
(a) Increase (b) Decrease (c) Remains same (d) None of these.
Q53) / ᴫ (pi) is
(a) Ratio of circumference to diameter (b) Diameter to circumference
(c) 21/17 (d) 3.41
Q54) / A man bought 200 bulbs for Rs.10 each and sold at the rate of Rs15 each.
Find his profit % if 10 bulbs were fused and had to be thrown away.
(a) 40% (b) 30% (c) 42.5% (d) 46.5%
Q55) / The simple interest on Rs.12500 at 12% per annum for 3 yrs is:
Q56) / (a) Rs.5000 (b) Rs.4500 (c) Rs.6000 (d) Rs.2500.
The correct ascending order of -3/7,-3/2,-3/4 is
a) -3/7,-3/4,-3/2 b) -3/2,-3/4,3/4
c) -3/4,-3/7, -3/2 d) -3/2,-3/7 ,-3/4
Q57)
Q58) / a) 3/12 b) -3/6 c)-3/9 d) 3/9
The standard of -45/30 is
a]-90/60 b] 90/60 c] -3/2 d] 3/9
Q59) / The sum of 3 times a number and 11 is 32,then the required number is
a)7 b)4 c)1 d)43
Q60) / 1/4 of a number is 8,then the number is
a)12 b)21 c)32 d)28
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