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Literature Questionnaire Class 7

Class VII


Literature Revision Questionnaire


I. Complete the sentences -

i) She began to pump the handle up and down,

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ii) Then the lesson will be over

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iii) She cocked her head and it was

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II. Tick the correct option-

1. Where did the old well house stand?

i) At the foot of the garden

ii) At the foot of mall

iii) At the foot of Annie's house


2. Helen stopped whenever-

i) She wanted to smell the flowers

ii) Roll in the grass

iii) Both i and ii


III. Short answer type questions-

Q1. Where did Helen like to play?

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Q2. How many words did Helen learn since she was with

Annie?


IV. Write the meaning of the following words-

i)Weary

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ii) Phantom

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iii) Imprisoned

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V. Refer to the context -

"Now the two of them had names"

i) Who are the two people referred here?

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ii) What did the author mean by the above statement?

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iii) Till how many weeks did Annie Stay with Helen?

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iv) Name the lesson and the author?

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Chapter -3 DON’T GIVE UP


1. Complete the sentences –

a)She has risen again and grown -----

Ans._____________________________________

b) Never stop for crying ------

Ans._____________________________________

c)Still there wings grow stronger ----

Ans._____________________________________

d) If by easy work you beat----

Ans._____________________________________

e) And the next time----

Ans._____________________________________

2. Multiple choice questions (MCQ’s)-:

a)What should you do if you’ve tried and not won-:

* laugh and jump

* stop doing your work

* stop crying and focus on your work

b) How has the oak tree grown again-:

* Loftier

* Prouder

* Both of the above


c) What happen to the young birds when they fly-:

* They get hungry

* They fall and learn to keep longer the next time

* Their parents scold them

3. Find the words from the chapter that mean the same -:

a)Strong and solid -:

* Sturdy

* Loftier

* bowed

b. Imposing height -:

*patient

*prouder

*lofty (loftier)

4. By reading the poem, write the moral in your own words

and thoughts -:

Moral -

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