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NEW HORIZON GURUKUL

Term I (2023-24)
Revision Worksheet 1
Class: VI Subject: English
SECTION A - COMPREHENSION
A. Read the passage and answer the questions that follow:
Using ‘ear’ phones while driving can be far more dangerous than driving under the influence of
liquor. Latest research says drivers using these mobile phones as a means of faster day-today
communications may be heading for an accident. The study has shattered the common belief that
drinking is the chief cause of the majority of road mishaps. Talking on mobile phones increases
the risk to one’s life compared to driving after being drunk. The findings of the study are based on
the survey of several cases of road accidents.
In fact, a study of the records of drivers involved in 699 such mistakes showed that the risk of
accident for those who talk on phone while driving was at least four times higher compared to
those driving in a state of drunkenness.
The only advantage for those driving with cellular phone was that they could summon immediate
help through these phones. The study which is relevant for the entire world is relevant for India as
well. Here too these phones are being used increasingly for communication and business
transactions.
1. Based on your reading of the above passage complete the following sentences.
(a) Using ear phones while driving is very dangerous because_________________
(b) Accidents on the road can be caused because of_______________________
(c) Latest research has made it clear that____________
(d) With the help of a mobile phone one can___________
2. Find a word from the above passage that means the same as ‘risky’.

SECTION B – GRAMMAR
B. Choose the correct form of the verb that agrees with the subject.
3. The girls or their brother (is, are) at school.
4. One of my sisters (is, are) going on a trip to France.
5. Either my mother or my brothers (is, are) coming to the meeting.
6. Aryan (doesn’t, don’t) know the answer.
7. Geeta and Tanya (doesn’t, don’t) want to see that movie.

C. Identify and name the parts of sentences that are underlined:


8. My grandparents named their youngest son Rohan.
9. Siddharth is fully aware of the consequences.
10. The children always believed Parth was a cricketer.

D. Do as directed:
11. Payal runs in the marathon every year. (Make a negative statement.)
12. The Cholas and Pandyas were prominent dynasties of South India. (Make a question.)
13. They are very late to file an appeal in court. (Make a negative statement with contraction.)

E. Choose the correct answer from the given options:


14. She is ______about the course she will take up in college. (indecisive/undecisive)
15. _________ the numbers from small to big and then add them. (Rearrange/Disarrange)

F. Write the homonym by reading the meanings given:


16. a. repetitive physical exercises on the playground
b. instrument used to make holes
17. a. the upper part of the human body
b. large box

SECTION C – WRITING SKILL


18. Write a letter to your idol and tell them how they have inspired you. Also write about your
desire to meet them.
19. Make a poster on “Pollution: Ways to tackle it.”

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