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CHAPTER-1 CHAPTER-2
WORDS KINDS OF SENTENCES

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A. A.
1. apple 2. doll 3. Lane 4. unicorn 5. bird 6. god / dog 1. Assertive 2. Interrogative 3. Imperative 4.

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7. elephant 8. rocket 9. ship 10. queen Imperative 5. Assertive / Exclamatory 6. Exclamatory
B. [Link] [Link] / imperative [Link]

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1. DOCTOR 2. TEACHER [Link] OFFICER 4. [Link]
FIREFIGHTER 5. ELECTRICIAN 6. PLUMBER 7. B.
FARMER 8. LIBRARIAN 9. MAIL CARRIER 10. POET 1. Interrogative 2. Exclamatory 3. Assertive

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11. ENGINEER 12. TAILOR 13. SOLDIER 14. ARTIST (statement) 4. Assertive (statement) 5. Imperative

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15. SANITATION WORKER 6. Exclamatory [Link] [Link]
C. [Link] [Link] [Link] [Link]

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1. KID 2. KITTEN [Link] [Link] 5. FAWN 6. FOAL 13. Imperative (order) 14. Interrogative 15.
[Link] [Link] 9. JOEY 10. CUB Interrogative 16. Exclamatory 17. Optative 18.

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D. Assertive (statement) 19. Imperative (order) 20.
2. ALTER 3. ELBOW [Link] [Link] 6. DEAR 7, Imperative (request) 21. Assertive (fact) 22.
STONE 8. EARTH [Link] [Link] 11. GRAB 12. Optative 23. Interrogative 24. Interrogative 25.

E. A D
NIGHT [Link] [Link] Imperative (advice)
Affirmative-Negative

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2. government 3. submarine 4. infection [Link]

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6. artificial 7. religious [Link]
10. modern
9. october
C.1. Affirmative, 2. Negative, [Link], 4.
Affirmative, [Link], [Link],
7. Affirmative, 8. Affirmative, [Link], 10.
F. Affirmative

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1. The cat has a long black tail.
2. The birds fly in the sky.
D.
1. Is she going to the market?

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3. The sun is shining brightly.
4. The flowers in the garden are beautiful.
2. Have they finished their lessons?
3. Can he speak three languages?

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5. She is reading an interesting book.

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6. The elephant is very big.
7. We go to school everyday.
4. Will you attend the meeting?
5. Is the cat sleeping on the couch?
6. Are these children innocent?

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8. The colour of the sky is blue. 7. Will the train leave on time?
9. My dog likes to chew bones. 8. Does Soumojit make many mistakes?

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10. The children are playing in the park. 9. Are we watching a movie?
ADVANCED LEARNERS 10. Was the car parked outside?
A. 11. Does she like to read books?
1. REMEMBER 2. APPEARANCE [Link] 12. Will he never forget my kindness?
[Link] 5. VICTORY 13. Has he a new job?
B. 14. Should you study for the exam?
1. patriot 2. martyr 3. lair 4. arena [Link] 6. 15. Did they go to the park yesterday?
astronomy 7. atheist E.
C. 1. Rakesh does not have many friends.
1. The white fluffy clouds looked like sheep. 2. They were not present in the function.
2. The moon bathed the landscape in a silvery glow. 3. They do not play badminton every day.
3. The film is not just about love. 4. I wish I had not met you.
4. Their day-to-day existence was routine. 5. I am not able to do this.
5. The plant is extremely sensitive to cold and heat. 6. The cat is not sleeping on the couch.
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7. It is not raining outside. CHAPTER-3
8. You should not go there. PARTS OF SPEECH
9. I do not believe his story.

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10. She does not like coffee. A.
F. Noun : Mary, Kashmir, tiger, house, pencil, hospital,
Russia, practice, Titan

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1. Ram works hard.
2. Open the window. Pronoun : me, he, himself, they
Adjective : red, excellent, easy, modern, pretty, kind,

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3. That is an easy matter.
4. The answer is correct.
honest, free
Verb : did, know, want, be, dance, stand, laugh, jump,

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5. I am feeling well today.
sigh
6. The dog barks at strangers. Adverb : quickly, kindly, slowly, carefully, now, well,

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7. He was able to attend the meeting.
8. I like spicy food.
politely
Preposition : on, under, above, between

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9. The plant is thriving in this soil.
10. We expected such a large crowd.
Conjunction : and, so, or, if, while
Interjection : ouch!, shh!, phew!, wow!, Gosh!, alas!,
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1. My father doesn’t write books.
oh!
B.

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2. I don’t go to school every day.
3. She is not always hungry.
1. conjunction
2. adverb

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4. The kitten was not playing on the couch.

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5. Rajni cannot sing well.
6. Nikhil was not frightened.
3. verb, verb
4. adjective
5. adverb
6. conjunction

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7. Parna did not write the poem. 7. interjection, adjective
8. I have not completed the task. 8. interjection
9. noun

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9. She will not buy an iPad.
10. I don’t practise yoga to relieve stress. 10. preposition

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FOR ADVANCED LEARNERS C.
1. dog, its, tail.

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A.
2. She, book, her, friend.
1. He did not succeed in his mission.
3. The children, their, parents, park.
2. The package arrived on time.

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4. My, sister, icecream.
3. She understood the instruction. 5. They, lesson.

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4. Imperative (advice) 6. He, house, his, hands.
5. Did Lipi belong to a Santhali tribe? 7. She, herself.
6. Exclamatory 8. Their, teacher, them.
7. Exclamatory 9. We, store, groceries, him.
8. Imperative (advice) 10. They, sound.
9. Does the little bird sing sweetly in the morning? 11. people, their, need.
12. days, days, us
10. Did father buy a new bicycle yesterday?
D.
11. The strong wind blew away the leaves.
[Link] 2. They [Link] [Link] [Link] [Link] 7. them 8. You
12. The clever fox escaped from the trap. [Link] 10. his
13. Does she know the answer to this difficult E.
question? 1. beautiful 2. one 3. scary [Link], lonely 5. colourful
14. Assertive (statement) 6. Which 7. blue, beautiful 8. sunny, perfect 9.
15. Have I been waiting for my friend for an hour? delicious 10. old, gold
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F. C→pet, dog
1. never 2. Luckily [Link] [Link] 5. once 6. 4. P→Nile, Africa
Fortunately [Link] 8. beautifully 9. quickly10. C→river
unhealthily 5. P→Toyota
G.
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1. prepares 2. painted 3. are discussing 4. knits 5. 6.
C→car
P→Eken Babu

10. imagined N
cheat 6. returns 7. are explaining 8. is floating 9. blew
7.
C→movie
P→Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling
H.
A
1. to 2. across 3. over 4. about 5. beside [Link] 7. 8.
C→book
P→Team India

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by 8. off 9. until 10. near
9.
C→city, month
P→November

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1. Wow 2. Oops 3. Shh 4. Ouch 5. Hurrah 6. Wow 7.
Aha 8. Ugh 9. Phew 10. Oh 10.
C→birthday
P→Eiffel Tower
J.
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1. and 2. but 3. or 4. so 5. because 6. when 7. while E.
C→people, year

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8. if 9. Although [Link] 1. loaf, 2. army, 3. pile, 4. set, 5. bar, 6. swarm, 7.
bouquet, [Link], 9. colony, 10. chest.

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1. adjective 2. adverb 3. adjective [Link] 5. adverb
6. adjective [Link] 8. adjective 9. adjective 10.
F.
1. silver 2. silk 3. wood 4. water, cement 5. clay 6.
adverb
L.
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P &
ball, play, fluffy, gently, away, and, always
leather 7. cotton 8. steel [Link] 10. oil.
G.
1. courage, valour 2. pride 3. Childhood 4. friendship
5. Peace 6. wisdom, understanding 7. beauty 8.

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NOUN
honesty 9. Justice [Link]
H.

A.
H F 1. Kingship, 2. Childhood, 3. Agency, 4. Bonding, 5.
Friendship, 6. Enmity, 7. Pilgrimage,

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Proper: Rohan, Jammu & Kashmir, Nile.

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Common: Teacher, Chalk, Board, Grapes, Fan.
Collective: Class, Shoal, Herd.
8. Captainship, 9. Beggarhood, 10. Authorship
I.
1. Confidence, 2. Bravery, [Link], [Link],
[Link], [Link], [Link],

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Material: Wood, Silver, Oil.
Abstract: Bravery, Courage, Patience, Joy, Charity. 8. Dreadfulness, 9. Difference, [Link]
J.

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B.
Countable: Apple, Pen, Cycle, Flower, Cookie, Cloud, 1. Helplessness / helpfulness, 2. Slumber, 3. Sight, 4.
Building, Toy, Shirt, Star. Knowledge, 5. Fighting, 6. Unity, 7. Departure, 8.
Uncountable: Milk, Sugar, Music, Jam, Pickle, Air, Failure, 9. Belief, 10. Movement
Coffee, Cheese, Money, Information, Advice, Traffic. FOR ADVANCED LEARNERS
C. K.
1. much 2. many 3. some 4. many 5. much 6. many 1. storybooks = story + books
7. some 8. some 9. much 10. many 2. rainbow = rain + bow
D. 3. firefighter = fire + fighter
1. P→Delhi 4. sunflower = sun + flower
C→boy, uncle 5. football = foot + ball
2. P→Jupiter 6. sunglasses = sun + glasses
C→brother, planet 7. doorbell = door + bell
3. P→Whisper 8. toothpick = tooth + pick
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9. scarecrow = scare + crow CHAPTER-6
10. keyboard = key + board GENDER
L.

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1. Children’s toys 2. Bird’s nest [Link]’ bag [Link] A.
father’s car 5. Girls’ ideas Masculine : lion, cock, bull, hero, host.

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M. Feminine : princess, heroine, aunt, woman, niece.
1. cat’s 2. farmers’ 3. baby’s 4. teachers’ 5. friend’s Common : cub, artist, cousin, teacher, friend,

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fish,doctor, chick, people.
CHAPTER-5 Neuter : house, flower, computer, tree

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NUMBER B.
A. 1. students 2. teacher 3. artist [Link] 5. parents,

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Singular Plural children 6. cook 7. friends 8. dancer 9. writer 10.
1. tree apples engineer
2. dog
3. dress A T squirrels
flowers
C.
1. Goddess 2. Groom [Link] aunt [Link] [Link]
4. mom
5. cat, kitchen K U cookies
mice
[Link] [Link] [Link] [Link] 10. Mare 11.
Sow 12. Ram

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D.
6. bird, nest twigs
1. Nun 2. Niece [Link]/bachelorette [Link]
7. bush berries
8. field
9. village
10. land
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P &
sheep
deer
days, oxen
[Link] [Link] [Link] [Link] [Link]
[Link] [Link] 12. Lass
E.
1. Horse 2. Cock / Rooster 3. Gander 4. Waiter

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11. forest wolves [Link] [Link] [Link]
12. man, belief ——— [Link] [Link] [Link] 12. Wizard

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B. F.
1. Chairs 2. Churches 3. Potato 4. Leaf 5. Women 1. king, 2. sister, 3. heiress, 4. heroine, 5. poet, 6.

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6. Teeth 7. Child 8. Mice 9. Knives 10. Ox 11. City 12.

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Dozen, 13. Roof, 14. Gentlemen, 15. Brushes, 16.
Hundred, 17. Brother, 18. Goose,
19. Fathers-in-law, 20. Men-servants
shepherdess, 7. landlord, 8. cow, 9. waitress,
10. steward
G.
1. (f), 2. (d), 3. (a), 4. (b), 5. (h), 6. (c), 7. (i), 8. (j),
C.
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FOR ADVANCED LEARNERS

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1. children 2. advice 3. sheep 4. scissors 5. thief 6.
hundred 7. goods 8. flowers 9. halves 10. belongings H.
D. 1. The princess rode her mare to the duke’s castle.
2. My aunt used to be talented actress in the school
1. (d), 2. (i), 3. (e), 4. (c), 5. (a), 6. (b), 7. (h), 8. (j),
play.
9. (f), 10. (g)
3. The landlady introduced the new waitress to the
FOR ADVANCED LEARNERS
customer.
E.
4. A proud peahen strutted in front of the manager.
1. shoes 2. birds 3. information 4. media 5. furniture 5. The heroine rescued the emperor from the
6. cattle 7. church 8. analysis 9. people 10. phenomena burning building.
F. 6. The policewoman helped the lost gentleman find
1. Criteria 2. Oases 3. Theses 4. Syllabi 5. Cacti / his way.
Cactuses 6. Lice 7. Alumni 8. Media 9. Series 7. Our headmistress praised the monitress for
10. News 11. Monarchs 12. Public excellent work.
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8. The saleswoman showed the proprietress the 6. he – him
models. Ans. She told a story to him and me.
9. The shepherdess led her flock of sheep. 7. we – us
10. The old witch introduced her young niece to the Ans. The teacher thanked us for hardwork.
magical world.
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Ans. Each of the girls bought her own icecream.

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CHAPTER-7
PRONOUN
9. Him – He
Ans. He and his friends went to the beach.

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A. Find out the pronouns from the following
10. I – me
Ans. Sarah waved to them and me.

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sentences and circle them:
CHAPTER-8

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1. She 2. They, their 3. Our, us 4. My 5. He 6. he, you,
him 7. You, your 8. She, anyone, her 9. It, their 10. ARTICLE

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her
B. Complete each sentence with appropriate A. Fill in the blanks with ‘a’, ‘an’:

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pronouns: 1. A 2. A [Link] 4. A [Link] 6. An 7. A 8. A 9.A [Link] 11.
1. I 2. me 3. She 4. they 5. you 6. We 7. He [Link] A 12. An 13. An 14. A 15. A
9. whoever 10. Who 11. which 12. It 13. Each 14. 16. An 17. A 18. A [Link] 20. A 21. A 22. A [Link] 24.

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yourself 15. himself
C. Read the following sentences. Underline the
An 25. A
B. Fill in the blanks with ‘a’, ‘an’, ‘the’:

pronouns: R
personal pronouns and circle the possessive

P &
1. Personal Pronoun : He, me 2. Personal Pronoun :
1. The 2. An 3. An 4. The 5. A 6. An 7. The [Link] 9.A
10. A 11. The [Link] 13.A 14.A 15. An 16. The [Link]
[Link] 19.A [Link] [Link] [Link] [Link] [Link] 25. A
you, me, Possessive Pronoun : mine 3. Personal C. Fill in the blanks with appropriate articles :

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Pronoun : She, Possessive Pronoun : hers, mine 4.
Possessive Pronoun : yours 5. Personal Pronoun :
1. a 2. the 3. a 4. The 5.a, a 6. The [Link] 8. an 9. The
10. The, a 11. a 12. an13. The 14. the [Link] 16. an

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we, Possessive Pronoun : ours, theirs 6. Personal
Pronoun : She, Possessive Pronoun : ours 7. Personal
17. an, a 18. a 19. a 20. an 21. the 22. the 23. the
24. the 25. an 26. The 27. the [Link], the [Link], the

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Pronoun : you, it, Possessive Pronoun : ours 8.

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Personal Pronoun : It, Possessive Pronoun : theirs
D. Fill in the blanks with correct possessive pronouns:
30. The 31.a 32. a, a 33. the 34. the 35. the
D. Fill in the blanks with correct articles :
1. The, the, the 2. The, the [Link], an 4. The, a 5. an,

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1. mine 2. ours 3. theirs 4. His 5. hers 6. ours 7. hers, a, the, 6. The, the, 7.a, a, 8. a, the, a, the, 9. a, a, the,
mine 8. yours 9. hers 10. Theirs a, 10. a, 11. A, the, [Link], the, 13.a, the, the 14. an,

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FOR ADVANCED LEARNERS a, the, a 15. a, a, the, the
E. Read each sentence carefully. Find the pronoun FOR ADVANCED LEARNERS
error. Write the corrected sentences: E. Use articles in the following sentences where
1. me – I necessary and rewrite them:
Ans. My sister and I went to the library. 1. an interesting book
2. their – its 2. the guitar
Ans. The dog wagged its tail when it saw its owner. 3. the market
3. their – his / her 4. the highest, the world
Ans. Every student must bring his or her pencil box. 5. a doctor
4. I – me 6. an honour
Ans. My parents gave the gift to me. 7. a feather
5. he – they 8. The best
Ans. The children played in the park, and then they 9. the car
went. 10. a country
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F. Correct the error: FOR ADVANCED LEARNERS
1. She is learning to play the piano. I. 1. She is good at Mathematics.
2. They live near Dumdum. 2. He is afraid of the dark.
3. He went to school to meet his teacher. 3. I agree with your opinion.

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4. My sister is the greatest dancer in our family.
5. He travels by car to work every day.
4. He apologised for his mistake.
5. She congratulated him on his success.

7. She has the flu. N

6. Water is essential for life. 6. Mira was angry with him.
7. The old man died of cholera.

9. Time is money. A
8. I want to buy a pair of shoes. 8. The man complained about the noise.
9. They are proud of their achievements.

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10. I love to study Mathematics. 10. He is accustomed to hard work.
11. I am surprised at his behaviour.

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CHAPTER-9
PREPOSITION
12. We are going on a picnic.
13. My uncle suffers from fever.

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15. He is similar to his brother.

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A.
1. beside 2. over 3. under 4. on 5. on 6. above 7.
CHAPTER-10

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under 8. Above 9. on 10. on
B. COMBINED PRACTICE ON ARTICLE &

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1. in 2. at 3. at 4. in 5. on 6. on 7. at 8. at 9. in 10. PREPOSITION
at A.
C.
P &
1. into 2. by 3. with 4. with 5. to 6. by 7. with 8. to
1. a, in
2. a, at

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9. by 10. into 3. for, in, on
D. 4. The, at, for

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1. of 2. round 3. before 4. within 5. round 6. of 7. of 5. with, a
8. within 9. within 10. before 6. an, at
E.
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1. among 2. between 3. for 4. From 5. for 6. among
7. between 8. From 9. for 10. for
7. to, in
8. at, on, the
9. to, by, a
10. the, at

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F.
11. an, The, in
1. after 2. at 3. in [Link] 5. between 6. into 7. by 8. of
12. the

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9. from 10. beneath 11. under 12. on
13. on, at, in
13. in 14. with 15. under 14. against, the
G. 15. a, a, at, the
1. at 2. at 3. into 4. at 5. at, with 6. at, in 7. of 16. an, to, a, a, an, an, with, an, for
8. with 9. to, in 10. among 11. at 12. for 13. at 17. to, by
14. without 15. on 16. by 17. by 18. over 19. before 18. an
20. Among 19. of, a, the
H. 20. by, in
1. at, in 2. in / through 3. by 4. in 5. at 6. after 21. a, in
7. from, to 8. about 9. into 10. in 11. for 12. about 22. in, by
13. to 14. in 15. on 16. by 17. by 18. to 19. among 23. on, in, at
20. at 21. for, at 22. to 23. at 24. from, on 25. 24. The, at
on 25. to, the
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26. at 4. can
27. to Sing
28. the, at 5. were
29. the

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Laughing
30. a, from 6. does
31. The, by

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Like
32. the, of
7. Did
33. about, in
34. a, the
35. to, the A See
8. might

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36. of, a, to Come
37. a, of, in 9. should
38. a, to
39. to, a, with S T Study
10. was
40. a, for, the
41. The, at A T ——-—
E.
42. to, the, in
43. a, of, with
K U Transitive Verb –– [Link] 3. reads 5. kicks 6. eat 9.
build

45. In, the, at

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44. a, to, an, to, the Intransitive Verb–– [Link] 4. shines 7. jumps 8.
grow 10. rings
B.
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in, in, for, of, at, at, the, of, an, the, a, in, with, the,

P &
in, of, through, in, an, on, the, of.
F.
1. are, 2. has, 3. are, 4. are, 5. are, 6. has, 7. were,
8. is, 9. is, 10. has 11. is, 12. is, 13. are, 14. were, 15.

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are, 16. live, 17. is, 18. is, 19. was, 20. is, 21. has,
CHAPTER-11
22. join, 23. helps, 24. was,
VERB AND SUBJECT –– VERB AGREEMENT

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G.
1. helps 2. swam 3. am reading 4. will visit 5. is 6.
A.

10. are
B.
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1. is 2. am 3. are 4. are 5. is 6. are 7. are 8. is 9. are

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completed, 7. working 8. played 9. enjoyed [Link],
11. are, 12. Drive, 13. are, going, 14. feel, takes, 15.
walked
FOR ADVANCED LEARNERS

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1. was 2. were 3. had 4. had 5. was 6. had 7. was 8.
were 9. was 10. were H.

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C. 1. The novel including all the essays takes about two
[Link] 2. have 3. are 4. is 5. are [Link] 7. are 8. has 9. hours to read.
has 10. is 11. is 12. is 13. is 14. is 15. is 2. The player as well as the coach want to win.
16. has 17. are 18. are 19. is 20. have 3. Her life was saved with the help of her mother.
D. 4. The bus had left before we reached the bus stop.
Auxiliary verb 5. Does anyone know where the market is?
Main verb 6. No one is timing me.
1. is 7. The dog is killed / was killed by you.
reading 8. My wish is to ride a bike.
2. has 9. Neither of the clothes was interesting.
Completed 10. The rice was served on a plate.
3. will 11. The sand has covered my shoes.
Go 12. Either Rani or her brother has done it.
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CHAPTER - 12 8. outside –– Adverb place
ADJECTIVE OR DESCRIBING WORD 9. extremely –– Adverb of quantity / degree
10. tomorrow –– Adverb of time
11. carefully –– Adverb of manner

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A. 1. big –– Adjective of Quality
2. beautiful –– Adjective of Quality 12. never –– Adverb of frequency
13. soon –– Adverb of time

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3. two –– Numerical Adjective
4. many –– Adjective of Quantity 14. skillfully –– Adverb of manner
15. enough – Adverb of quantity / degree

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5. some –– Adjective of Quantity
6. their –– Possessive Adjective 16. too – Adverb of quantity / degree
7. Those –– Demonstrative Adjective 17. yesterday – Adverb of time

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lovely – Adjective of Quality 18. nowhere – Adverb of place
19. tomorrow – Adverb of time

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8. clever –– Adjective of Quality
9. Little –– Adjective of Quality 20. early – Adverb of time
B.

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10. Every –– Distributive Adjective
11. Your –– Possessive Adjective 1. slowly 2. happily 3. loudly
4. softly 5. carefully 6. bravely

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12. its –– Possessive Adjective
13. American –– Proper Adjective 7. sadly 8. always 9. often
14. enough –– Adjective of Quantity 10. gently 11. well 12. early

B. 1. third A D
15. Shakespearean –– Proper Adjective
2. happy 3. old 4 .
13. late
16. almost
14. never
17. enough
15. everywhere
18. carelessly
bright
5. fast
C. 1. tiny
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P &
6. sweet 7. some
2. creaky 3. sparkling 4. mighty
C.
19. really 20. brightly

1. sadly, 2. wonderfully, 3. boldly, 4. cheerfully, 5.

carefully, 6. widely, 7. luckily, 8. beautifully,
5. cheerful 6. obvious 7. dry

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D. [Link] bought a pretty small red hat.
3. They live in a large new brick house.
9. gloriously 10. possibly
D.

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4. I saw a hungry little black cat.
5. She received a beautiful sparkling diamond ring.
1. silently, 2. beautifully, 3. bravely, 4. exactly, 5.
madly, 6. happily, 7. loudly, 8. eagerly

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6. We ate some delicious round choco cookies.

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7. She adopted a little fluffy German Shepherd.
FOR ADVANCED LEARNERS
E.
1. The cat suddenly jumped onto the table.
2. She always smiles when she sees her friend.
3. The old house stood eeriely.

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E. The curious boy walked in the spacious park. He
saw a colourful little bird. The tiny bird sang a 4. I have thoroughly enjoyed the movie.
5. The package arrived yesterday.

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sweet song. Bright flowers grew everywhere. It
was a beautiful day. F.
1. everywhere 2. frequently / often 3. happily 4 .
late 5. very
CHAPTER-13
ADVERB CHAPTER-14
A.
TENSE
1. swiftly –– Adverb of manner
2. always –– Adverb of frequency A.
3. everywhere –– Adverb of place 1. See - Saw - Seen
4. loudly –– Adverb of manner 2. Throw - Threw - Thrown
5. late –– Adverb of time 3. Write - Wrote - Written
6. happily –– Adverb of manner 4. Leave - Left - Left
7. rarely –– Adverb of frequency 5. Put - Put - Put
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6. Break - Broke - Broken E.
7. Sing - Sang - Sung 1. shall design
8. Speak - Spoke - Spoken 2. will do
9. Take - Took - Taken 3. will travel
10. Give - Gave - Given
11. Run - Ran - Run I 4. will contain
5. will sing

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12. Begin - Began - Begun
13. Drink - Drank - Drunk
6. shall study
7. shall complete

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14. Know - Knew - Known
15. Dig - Dug - Dug
[Link] rain
9. will beat
B.
1. Present H [Link] try
F.
2. Present
3. Past S T 1. is chasing
2. are listening
4. Present
5. Past A T 3. was walking
4. was drawing, was colouring
6. Future
7. Present K U 5. is shining
6. were working
8. Past
A D 7. am helping
8. are you doing

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9. Present
9. is baking
10. Present
10. was telling, was knitting
11. Present
12. Past
13. Future P & G.
1. have finished
C.
1. helps I F 2. have not seen
3. had escaped
2. is
H F 4. has just baked
5. had never flown

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3. has
6. have lost
4. causes

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7. has broken
5. are 8. had already left
6. opens 9. have read

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7. have been reading
8. do, sleep
10. had forgotten
H.

D.
T
9. Does, like
10. Do, read

1. played
1. has been waiting
2. have been saving
3. have been building
4. had been raining
2. cried 5. has been learning
3. cooked 6. has been studying
4. watched 7. have been travelling
5. slept 8. had been talking
6. painted 9. has been practising
7. fixed 10. has been driving
8. drank I.
9. visited 1. wake up, brush, eat, makes
10. taught 2. went, played, saw, was
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4. is cooking, is cutting, will be ready, smells FORMATION OF SENTENCES
5. have had, is, take, love

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J. SUBJECT AND PREDICATE
1. Gargi has been my friend. A.

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1. The dog barked loudly at the mailman.
2. I have made the history project with colour pencil.
2. My sister loves to read adventure stories.
3. Mysore Pak was a sweet that was very popular in

A
3. The bright sun shines in the sky.
South India. 4. A tiny bird built a nest on the tree branch.
4. I have spent six hours in the library. 5. All the students listened carefully to the teacher.

H
5. Subhashree buys a cornetto icecream for me. 6. The delicious cake was eaten by everyone.

S T
6. Rajanna will have been learning Persian and 7. The colourful flowers grow in the garden.
Sanskrit together. 8. Our new car has comfortable seats.

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9. The old man walked slowly down the street.
7. My mother had felt very hot.
10. She sings beautifully.
8. You had been having a lack of knowledge in

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[Link] went for a bike ride.
Chemistry. [Link] friend and I had fun at the park.
9. Gouri has been buying new clothes.

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13.A big dog ran after Tanmay and Pampi.
10. Gogol will be finding a meaning. [Link] lion is sleeping in the jungle.

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11. She has taken a bite of my favourite fruit cake. [Link] train was late by two hours.
12. Priyangshu will recite a poem. [Link]. Das and his team attended the conference.

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13. We should meet at 10 p.m.
14. Nandita and Rekha are living here.
17. We must eat fruits and vegetables every day.
18. The policeman ran after the thief.

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19. My father and my mother are going to the
15. Nazrul had been fasting for thirty days. cinema.
16. Puja was going to market with her mother. 20. The little child crossed the road carefully.

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17. The man has sold fruits. 21. The laptop is placed on the table for charging.

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18. She will narrate a story. 22. Japan is known as the technology hub of the
world.

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19. I will be hopeful.
20. She has been suffering a lot. 23. Most children love to watch cartoons.
24. Rajani had a very pretty dress.
K.

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1. Yesterday, we went to the market to buy
25. My younger sister begged her parents for a
puppy.

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vegetables. B.
2. She plays piano every evening. Subject Predicate
3. Next week, my brother will visit our maternal 1. The cat slept soundly on the mat.
uncle. 2. We went to the zoo yesterday.
4. Last night, the stars shone brightly in the sky. 3. Her new dress is very pretty.
4. A tiny mouse scampered across the floor.
5. The cat is sleeping right now.
5. The tall tree swayed in the wind.
6. While Mom was reading a book, the children
6. Many stars twinkle in the night sky.
were playing. 7. The brave knight fought the dragon.
7. She has been living in Mumbai since 2010. 8. Our teacher explained the lesson
8. They have not completed their project yet. clearly.
9. If I know the answer, I will tell you. 9. The little bird sang a sweet song.
10. He always tells jokes. 10. The children played happily in the park.
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C. 3. Subject : I (implied)
1. Subject : My ambition Predicate: wish you all the best.
Predicate:(c) is to become a good teacher. 4. Subject : I (implied)
2. Subject : All the members of the cricket team Predicate: that were a bird.

I
Predicate:(d) played well.
3. Subject : Our school canteen
5. Subject : God
Predicate: save the Queen.

4. Subject : Roses N
Predicate:(f) sells delicious dosas. 6. Subject : You
Predicate: (implied) careful on the stairs.

5. Subject : Fish A
Predicate:(e) have a lovely scent. 7. Subject : You
Predicate: (implied) come here quickly.

H
Predicate:(a) lives in water.
6. Subject : The Taj Mahal
8. Subject : You (implied)
Predicate: always help others.

7. Subject : Priya S T
Predicate:(b) is in Agra. 9. Subject : You
Predicate: (implied) don’t touch that.

A T
Predicate:(h) eats mangoes.
8. Subject : A broken iPad
10. Subject : The brightly coloured butterfly
Predicate: gracefully sipped nectar.

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Predicate:(i) was on the ground.
9. Subject : The waitress
11. Subject : My elder brother and his best friend
Predicate:eagerly prepared for the school play.

10. Subject : He
A D
Predicate:(j) dropped the tray of food. 12. Subject : The tall, ancient oak tree
Predicate:slowly shed its leaves and prepared for

D.
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Predicate:(g) called his parents after the movie.

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1. Subject : The cow
Predicate : is the biggest animal in the farm.
winter.
ELEMENTS OF SENTENCES
A.
1. three movies

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2. Subject : A school
Predicate : is a place for learning.
2. a story
3. the script

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3. Subject : Our parents
Predicate : want what is best for us.
4. the man
5. football

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4. Subject : Butterfly

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Predicate : has beautiful wings.
5. Subject : Stars
Predicate : shine at night.
6. the sum
7. a gift
8. the piano
9. T.V.

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6. Subject : They
Predicate : were singing in the park.
10. their answers
11. an essay

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7. Subject : Raju
Predicate : drove the car to the store.
8. Subject : The teacher
Predicate : gave us question paper.
12. the window
13. the trash
14. basketball
15. a jeep
9. Subject : The sound of bell 16. his students, a nice story
Predicate : is ringing in my ears. 17. a car
10. Subject : My mother 18. cricket
Predicate : loves to read new book. 19. mangoes
E. 20. books
1. Subject : You B.
Predicate : may have a wonderful day. Objects:
2. Subject : The king 1. ball 2. meal 5. letter 6. games 10. book 11. picture
Predicate : long live. 13. mouse 15. sandcastle
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Complements: 4. It’s
3)teacher 4)sweet 7)happy 8)blue 9)interesting 5. They’re
12)delicious 14)friend 6. You’ve
C. 7. Aren’t

I
1. is, 2. reads, 3. gave, 4. plays, 5. went, 6. prays, 7.
cooks, 8. drove, 9. Write, 10. opened, locked,11.
8.
9.
Doesn’t
Won’t
Give, 12. Leave
[Link] N 10.
11.
Couldn’t
Didn’t
2. every night
3. nearby A 12. Haven’t
B.
4. high in the sky
5. all afternoon
H 1. would not
2. Can not (or Cannot)
6. down the hill
7. sweetly S T 3. Should not
4. Has not
8. a long distance
9. on time A T 5. Had not
6. Here is
10. once a week
11. five miles
K U 7. Where is
8. Who is

13. whole night

A D
12. three kilograms 9. What is
10. How is
14. every morning
15. patiently
E.
1. DO - meal
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P & IO
11. Let us
12. I had / I would
C.
1. He can’t type correctly.
- customers
[Link] - sweater
I F IO
2. Who’s knocking at the door?
3. He hasn’t read the text.
- me
[Link] - song
H F IO
4. We’re going to the movies.
5. What’s your name?
-X

- school S
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[Link] - computers

[Link] - postcard
IO

IO
6. I’m not a good singer.
7. Do you know it’s my favourite food?
8. I’d like to tell you the fact.
9. He’s not afraid of me.
- parents
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[Link] – treehouse IO
10. I’ve completed the task.
11. He’s very happy to see his grandpa.
-X

-X
T
[Link] - landscape

[Link] - bicycle
IO

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12. There’s a way to solve the problem.
13. Don’t run in the sun.
14. That’s a nice picture.
15. They didn’t make a sound.
- brother D.
WORDS CONTRACTION
CHAPTER-16 1. He would He’d
CONTRACTION 2. Have not Haven’t
3. Must not Mustn’t
A. 4. Who will Who’ll
1. That’s 5. Could not Couldn’t
2. He’s 6. That is That’s
3. She’s 7. He has He’s
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8. Were not Weren’t 4. M.A.
9. I am I’m 5. D.C.
10. Had not Hadn’t 6. A.M.
E. 7. SDO
[Link]’t
[Link]’s I 8. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
9. M.K. Gandhi
[Link]’t
[Link]’s
N 10. B.A
C.
[Link]’t
FOR ADVANCED LEARNERS
A 1. “Why don’t you wear a shirt, Gandhiji?” the little
boy asked.
A.

H
1. Shall not, 2. What would, 3. It had, 4. Had not, 5.
2. Edmund Hillary, a climber from New Zealand, and
Tenzing Norgay, a Sherpa from India, were among the
Were not
B.
S T eleven chosen climbers.

A T
1. Isn’t he honest? 3. Kathak is a dance of North India, while
2. Didn’t you sleep last night? Bharatanatyam, Mohiniattyam, Kuchipudi and

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3. You shouldn’t tell lies.
4. I’ve bought a new car.
Kathakali are all from South India.
4. “Oh! A mausoleum is a building built to house the

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5. It’s my favourite book. dead,” said grandfather.
5. When seen from above, the school looked like the

A.
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P &
CHAPTER-17
PUNCTUATION
English letter “T”. The vertical part of the “T”was the
hall of the school and the horizontal part of the letter
was formed by the row of classrooms.
6. “You’ve failed to catch the monkey, but I really

I F
[Link] is your favourite animal?
2.I have a new big red pencil box. want to taste his sweet flesh. So, this time, you must
[Link] no! I dropped my ice-cream. follow my plan.”

H F
[Link] sister Priya loves to sing and dance. 7. Sunita was curious, “Is Bandel Church a historical

S
[Link] you seen my book anywhere? place, Madam?”
[Link] you a doctor? 8. Dronacharya’s test silenced the Kauravas, and all

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7.I have a pet dog.
[Link]! We have won the match.
understood that Arjuna was, indeed, the best archer.
9. He was educated at St. George’s Grammar School,

U
[Link] likes to eat rice, dal and fish curry.
Hyderabad and Kendriya Vidyalaya Tirumalagiri,
10.“I cannot find my keys,” cried Piya.
Hyderabad.

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[Link] dog’s name is Kanka.
[Link] are you late? 10. She sat on the bed beside her son and asked him,
[Link] a beautiful picture! “Have you heard about Kalpana Chawla?”
14.I have been waiting for my friend for an hour. D.
[Link] said to me, “What is your name?” [Link] was summer. The weather was hot and sunny. In
[Link] lives in the USA. a field there lived a grasshopper, that sang and
[Link], my brother has come today. danced all day. One day he saw an ant. The ant went
[Link] is your brother? up and down the field, gathering food and stored it
19.I like to play cricket. in his house for long cold winter.
[Link] said, “May you succeed in life.”
2.”Come and join us,” the puppets called out to him.
B.
So, Pinocchio joined them and danced with them. At
1. P. T. Usha
2. U.S.A or USA the end of the show, the puppet master gave him five
3. B.R. Ambedkar gold coins. “Give these to your father,”he said.
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[Link] must always tell people the truth. When we tell B. 1. are, 2. is, 3. are, 4. are, 5. is, 6. is, 7. are, 8.
lies, we have to hide them by telling more lies. But is, 9. are, 10. is
if we tell the truth, then we can say that we are sorry C.
for our mistake and ask for forgiveness.

I
1. It
[Link] she was alive, Wangari was called “Mama 2. It
Miti,” which means “mother of trees”. Everytime, we

N
3. It
see a beautiful tree, we must remember her great 4. It’s
work and try to be like her.

A
[Link] day a man went to the market. He bought a
box, a bat, a ball and a pen from the market.
5. It’s
6. It

H
7. it
His bag became heavy. Do you know what he did
8. it’s

S T
then? He said to a horse, “Please, share my load. It
D.
is too heavy for me.” The horse replied, “It is your
1. It

A T
load. Don’t ask to share it.”
2. There
FOR ADVANCED LEARNERS
3. There

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E.
1. The scientist exclaimed, “Eureka! I have found 4. It
5. It

A D
it.”
2. The train arrived precisely at 3:15 p.m. 6. There
7. There

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3. “It’s too cold to play outside,” complained the
child. 8. It

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4. He wondered, “Will I ever finish this project?”
5.“Wait a minute,” said Riya.
9. It
10. It

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[Link]! Help! 11. There
[Link], it hurts! 12. There

H F
8. Last monday [Link] went to Howrah station to 13. It
receive Dr. Dutta. 14. It

S
[Link] he Sri Pranay Ray, the headmaster of the Howrah 15. There
High School?

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E. Answers may differ from one to another.
10.“How big was it?” asked the mother-frog. “Like 1. It is 10 o’ clock.
me?” 2. It was hot during summer holidays.

UCHAPTER-18
3. It is important to brush our teeth every day.

T
4. It is not easy to draw a perfect circle.
INTRODUCTORY ‘IT’ AND ‘THERE’ 5. It is fun to visit the zoo.
6. There is library in our school.
A.
7. There are enough benches for everyone in our
1. There is
classroom.
2. There are
8. There are 365 days in a year.
3. There is
9. There are 35 teachers in our school.
4. There are
5. There is 10. There are 7 colours in a rainbow.
6. There are 11. There are 11 players in a cricket team.
7. There are 12. There are 40 rooms in our school.
8. There is FOR ADVANCED LEARNERS
9. There are A. 1. It, 2. there, 3. it, 4. it, 5. there, 6. It, 7. There,
10. There is 8. There
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CHAPTER - 19 5. He calls his dog Bruno.
VOCABULARY 6. Ram goes to school every day.
7. Akbar was a great emperor.
8. Mango is called the king of fruits.

I
A. 1. soft 2. fast 3. extended 4. weighty 5. clever 6.
old 7. amusing 8. hidden 9. satisfied 10. change 9. Moon is the only satelite of Earth.
10. They bought many flowers like Roses,

N
B. [1] Close [2] Single [3] Happy [4] Fault [5] Quick
[6] Simple [7] Stomach [8] Unhappy [9] Baby [10] Jasmins etc.

A
Large B. 1. Teeth, 2. Kings, 3. Sheep, 4. Photos, 5.
C. 1. explore 2. simple 3. brave 4. connect 5. wealthy Countries, 6. Inches, 7. Ox, 8. Radios, 9.
6. difficult 7. gather 8. repair 9. allow 10. famous Houses, 10. Lice, 11. Wolf, 12. Thousands,

H
D. 1. (a) true 2. (b) sick 3.(b) wealthy 4.(a) dishonest 13. Armchairs, 14. Washerman,

S T
5. (b) dislike 6. (a) incorrect 7. (b) present 8.(c) blunt 15. Mosquito
9.(a) active10. (b) unkind C. 1. Princess, 2. Mare, 3. Dog, 4. Peahen,

A T
E. 1 – e, 2 – j, 3 – i, 4 – b, 5 – c, 6 – h, 7 – a, 8 – 5. Poetess, 6. Bee, 7. Geese, 8. Heroine, 9.
d, 9 – g, 10 – f Uncle, 10. Host, 11. Drake, 12. Ox, Bull

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F. 1. occupied 2. ending 3. found 4. centre 5. rude 6. 13. Witch, 14. Queen, 15. Sultan
rare 7. seldom 8. departure 9. complete 10. D. 1. Baby is crying. 2. Give me a dozen eggs.
permanent

A D
G. [Link] [Link] [Link] [Link] [Link] 6. know 7. meet
[Link] [Link] [Link]
3. The boxes are wrapped nicely. 4. Collect
more information. 5. Indian woman is

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H. [Link] 2. king [Link] [Link] [Link]

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[Link] [Link] [Link] [Link] [Link]
[Link] [Link] [Link] [Link]
E.
F.
becoming self-independent.
1. me, 2. ours, 3. mine, 4. her, 5. his
1. an, 2. an, 3. the, 4. the, 5. a, 6. a,
7. a, 8. an, 9. an, 10. an
FOR ADVANCED LEARNERS
I.
1. Courage I F Brave Coward
G. 1. in, 2. at, 3. on, 4. off, 5. up, 6. out, 7.
of, 8. by, 9. across, 10. with
2. Reduce
[Link]
H F Decrease
Wide
Increase
Narrow
H. 1. A, for, 2. the, among, 3. from, 4. an, 5.
the, 6. out, on 7. The, into 8. a, between
4..Correct
Incorrect
5. Destroy
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Right

Ruin
Wrong /

Build
I.
9. The, beside, 10. The, the, by
1. well, 2. Always, 3. very, fast, 4. never,
5. thrice, 6. never, 7. often, 8. quickly, 9.

U
6. Encourage Support / motivate Bravely, 10. honestly
Discourage J. 1. or, 2. and, 3. till, 4. but, 5. Unless

T
J. K. 1. are, 2. is, 3. are, 4. was, 5. was, 6. is,
1. Agree, 2. Unite, 3. Cease, 4. Idle, [Link], [Link], 7. 7. are, 8. are, 9. are, 10. were
Violent, [Link], [Link], [Link], L. 1. is singing, 2. is ringing, 3. are, doing,
11. Minimum, 12. Include,13. Misery, [Link], 4. is going, 5. are running
[Link] M. 1. The house is new.
2. The train has just arrived.
CHAPTER—20 3. My mother cooks delicious food.
MISCELLANEOUS PRACTICE 4. The policeman caught the thief.
5. Dipen is an intelligent boy.
A. 1. Renuka is a lovely girl. 6. The girl sings beautifully.
2. Brinjal is a vegetable. 7. Every day they pluck fresh flowers in the
3. India is a country. morning.
4. Kolkata is a big city. 8. The sun is the source of energy.
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9. Trees give all of us oxygen for living. S. 1. Enquire, 2. Courageous, 3. Finish, Last, 4.
10. We should respect our elders. Rock, 5. Kid, 6. Wide, 7. Fortune, 8. Admit,
N. 1. Imperative, 2. Optative, 3. Interroga- 9. Round, 10. Tasty, 11. Collect, 12. Local,
tive, 4. Assertive, 5. Exclamatory, 6. Inter-

I
rogative, 7. Imperative, 8. Exclamatory, 9.
Optative, 10. Assertive
T.
13. Chance, 14. Scared, 15. Error
1. New, 2. Alive, 3. False, 4. Bright, 5.
O.
N
1. I like tea. 2. We will go to Kolkata. 3.
You have pen. 4. Mohit is a liar. 5. Subodh
Strong, 6. Love, 7. War, 8. Dishonest, 9.
Impossible, 10. Real, 11. Disappear, 12.

P.
likes driving.
Subject A Destroy, Ruin, 13. Scatter, 14. Incapable, 15.
Non-violence
Predicate
1. You (implied)H U. 1. üyö%£Ï öŸªÓ˚–
sit down
S T 2.
3.
˛õ,!ÌÓ# ˆày°yܲyÓ˚–
§yÓôyöÊ

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2. He
is a student
4. ˆ§ Ó%!Âôüï˛#–
5. ï˛yÓ˚y òÎ˚y°% !åÈ° öy–

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3. The windows
are open 6. ˆåȈϰ!ê˛ ~ܲ!ê˛ åÈ!Ó ~шÏܲˆÏåÈ–
4. Anima 7. xyˆÏüÓ˚ fl∫yò •Î˚ !ü!T˛–

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is ill now 8. xyüyˆÏòÓ˚ ˆ˛õÑÔˆÏåÈyˆÏöyÓ˚ xyˆÏà ˆê˛∆ö!ê˛ ≤’ƒyê˛ú˛ü≈ ˆåȈÏí˛¸

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5. You (implied) !àˆÏÎ˚!åÈ°–
do the work 9. xyüyˆÏòÓ˚ ÓyàyˆÏö !Ó!û˛ß¨ ôÓ˚ˆÏöÓ˚ ú%˛° xyˆÏåÈ–

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6. The baby
cried loudly
10. xyüyˆÏòÓ˚ ˛õ!Ó˚ˆÏÓ¢ ˛õ!Ó˚FåÈߨ Ó˚yáy í˛z!ã˛Í–
For Advanced Learners

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7. All the members
are polite A. 1. I’m not a student.
8. You (implied) 2. You and Jack are my good friends.

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shut the door 3. Sita’s books are new.

S
9. Rina 4. The news is fake.
loves to sing songs

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5. The children are in the bed.
10. The turtle 6. They’re not from south.
beat the hare at the race
7. I’m about to leave.

U
Q. 1. What is your favourite colour?
2. He said, “I am happy.” 8. My father is at work.

T
3. What a fine day it is! 9. Ravi and Karim are with Paul.
4. He likes to eat sandwich, pizza and chips. 10. Raju and Kartik aren’t brothers.
5. His dog’s name is Ramu. B. 1. The boys were going to school.
6. Hurrah ! India has won the Cricket World 2. I had finished my homework.
Cup. 3. honest
7. Mr. Narendra Modi is our prime minister.
4. He will ride a horse.
8. My sister writes with a ball pen.
5. I have a parrot. It can talk.
9. I visited Delhi, Punjab, Amritsar and
Chandigarh during our last vacation. 6. He trusts me.
10. “Do you work from home?” he asked. 7. My mother cooks fish curry.
R. 1. I’m, 2. can’t, 3. Don’t 4. We’ll, 5. I’ve 6. 8. sweet, little, red,
couldn’t, 7. You’re, 8. They’ve, 9. aren’t, 10. 9. The birds have flown south for the winter.
doesn’t 10. I am chopping the vegetables.
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1ST SUMMATIVE EVALUATION C. (i) collect funds for India’s freedom struggle
(ii) touched his feet
A. (i) Father ! Common noun
1. BELDA PRAVATI BALIKA VIDYAPITH
doctor ! Common noun
B. (i) T (ii) T
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1. A. (i) (c) Punjab (ii) (a) Dance (iii) (b) joy
B. (i) Its
C. (i) Woman (ii) Lioness.

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C. (i)5 in harmony with music (ii) the various
D. (i) Women (ii) Children.
communities of India
E. (i) an (ii) an

A
D. (i) within the temples
(ii) Chhau dance perfomed during festivals
F. (i) over
G. (i) Subject: We.

H
E. (i) Community
Predicate: enjoyed the picnic a lot.
2. A. Common Noun ! Train, Chair
(ii) Subject: My father

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Proper Noun ! Kalpana, Bhutan
B. (i) The (ii) an (iii) an (iv) a
Predicate: loves to write poems.

C. (i) They (ii) He

D. mare, cock
A T 5. KESHIARY HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.)
1. A. (i) Gandhiji (ii) to keep the funds (iii) for India’s

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2. FANINDRA DEB INSTITUTION
freedom struggle
B. (i) T (ii) T (iii) F (iv) F

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1. A. (i) F (ii) F
B. (i) touched his feet. (ii) Gandhiji.
A. (i) BOOK (ii) SCHOOL (iii) STUDENT (iv) PEN (v)
SISTER (vi) BANANA

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2. A. (i) The (ii) Peahen (iii) Subject : The birds,
Predicate: are singing in the trees. (iv) Women

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B. (i) India got freedom in 1947. (ii) It is our duty to
respect elders. [Answers may vary]
B. (i) a (ii) an (iii) a (iv) The
C. (i) is (ii) am (iii) are (iv) are
D. (i) was (ii) were (iii) Told (iv) Had

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3. CHAKDAHA RAMLAL ACADEMY
6. BURDWAN C.M.S. HIGH SCHOOL
1. A. (i) His boots had frozen (ii) because of their low

H F
1. A. (i) Foul weather (ii) Four oxygen supply (iii) Norgay placed a food offering to
B. (i) a journey undertaken by a group of people God

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(ii) Tom Bourdillon, Charles Evans, Edmund Hillary

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and Tenzing Norgay were chosen for the final march
by the team leader, Hunt.
C. (i) T (ii) F
B. (i) shake hand (ii) hug
C. (i) T (ii) F
D. (i) now called “Hillary Step.” (ii) taking photographs
and enjoying the view
2. (i) a
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(ii) The , a
2. A. (i) an (ii) is (iii) uncountable noun/common
noun (iv) your (v) filly

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(iii) He sought my help.
(iv) Ram with his brother is going to school.
(v) (a) dignity ! abstract noun.
(b) birds ! common noun.
7. BURDWAN TOWN SCHOOL
1. A. (i) Jamnalal Bajaj
B. (i) Odisha (ii) a torn sari
(c) shoal ! collective noun. C. (i) T (ii) F
2. A. (i) in the forest (ii) because it was shaded by the
4. ARAMBAGH HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) large tree
1. A. (i) F. (ii) F (iii) T (iv) F (v) F B. (i) (c) building (ii) (a) covered (iii) (b) remember
B. (i) (b) Odisha C. A. (i) a. (ii) a (iii) an (iv) a (v) the
(ii) (b) A coin.
(iii) (b) Jamnalal Bajaj. 8. CHAMPRAICHAK JAGADISH SMRITI VIDYAPITH
(iv) (b) It was given out of great sacrifice. 1. A. (i) F (ii) T (iii) F (iv) F (v) F (vi) F.
(v) (b) It was worth more than a crore of rupees. 2. A. (i) Noun ➙ Rabin
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Pronoun ➙ me 2. A. (i) (c) white snow (ii) (b) black ebony (iii) (c) by
(ii) Noun ➙ parents a window
Pronoun ➙ They B. (i) Winter
C. (i) black (ii) red (iii) white

I
B. (i) a (ii) the (iii) a (iv) an
C. (i) at (ii) over (iii) to (iv) with 3. A. (i) under (ii) on (iii) in
B. (i) hers (ii) our

N
9. BURDWAN MUNICIPAL GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL C. (i) Caught (ii) Wanted

A
(H.S.)
13. NAYAGRAM THANA BALIKA VIDYAPEETH
1. A. (i) thought of love, peace and equality
1. A. (i) (b) Gandhiji’s dress (ii) (c) pity (iii) (a) mother
B. (i) Mahatma Gandhi, Swami Vivekananda, and
Rabindranath Tagore.
H B. (i) F (ii) T
C. (i) The little boy felt pity for Gandhiji.

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(ii) at Chicago.
2. A. (i) King (ii) Drone (iii) Peahen (iv) Goose (v) Bull
(iii) in 1905.
B. (i) a (ii) an (iii) The (iv) The, a (v) an

A T
(iv) No, communal harmony can never be possible if
people do not respect other religions.
C. (i) Susanta ➙ Subject
can recite poems beautifully ➙ Predicate

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2. A. (i) drone (ii) drake (iii) gander
B. (i) butterflies (ii) donkeys
(ii) Subject : Kalimpong
Predicate : is a new district

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C. (i) Subject: The boy. Predicate: plays in the field.
(ii) Subject: You. Predicate: clean the board.
(iii) Subject : The moon
Predicate : revolves round the earth

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D. (i) an (ii) the (iii) a

P &
10. BARRACKPORE GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.)
1. B. (i) F (ii) T
(iv) Subject : Rehana
Predicate : is playing in the field

14. KESHIARY KANYA VIDYAPITH (H.S.)

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C. (i) It was a festival of brotherhood and communal
harmony. Rabindranath Tagore started it.
1. A. (i) thoughts of love, peace and equality.
(ii) a festival of brotherhood and communal harmony.

H F
2. (i) Subject ! Plants 2. A. (i) The (ii) a (iii) an (iv) a
Predicate ! make their own food B. (i) are (ii) is (iii) am

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(ii) Drone (iii) The (iv) our (v) buses

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11. SONARPUR VIDYAPITH (H.S.)
1. A. (i) Chhau dance. (ii) within the temples.
C. cat ➙ kitten
hen ➙ chick
Tiger ➙ cub

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Dog ➙ puppy
B. (i) Chhau (ii) Assam (iii) Bhangra (iv) Gujrat
C. (i) F (ii) F (iii) T (iv) T

T
A. (i) Subject : The old man.
Predicate : is begging from door to door.
(ii) Subject : The moon.
15. KAMARPUKUR RAMAKRISHNA MISSION M.P.
SCHOOL (H.S.)
1. A. (i) to see the Jatra.
(ii) jatra is a kind of folk theatre
Predicate : revolves round the earth. (iii) in North India
B. (i) his (ii) us (iii) hers (iv) your (v) He (vi) theirs (iv) many classical dance forms
C. (i) Which (ii) Why (iii) When (iv) What B. (i) (b) Indian vocalist
D. (i) a (ii) the (iii) a (iv) the (ii) (c) Musical instrument
E. (i) Peahen (ii) Gander (iii) (a) Theatrical performance
C. utmost, tea, vexed.
12. CHAKDAHA PURBACHAL BALIKA VIDYAPITH 2. A. (i) Goat (ii) Cat
(H.S.) B. (i) topazes (ii) brother
1. B. (i) F (ii) F C. (i) Vixen (ii) seamstress (iii) hind
C. (i) glass beads (ii) glimpse
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2ND SUMMATIVE EVALUATION (v) Subject : Amina, Predicate : is a nice girl
B. (i) Rita’s parents appointed a tutor to teach
her English.
1. GOBARDANGA KHANTURA HIGH SCHOOL
(ii) I still remember how we enjoyed the picnic

I
1. A. (i) On the bank of a river.
(ii) The delicious fruits of the small island last year.
C. Past : went, took, gave

N
B. (i) F (ii) T
C. (i) (b) (ii) (b)
3. MAJILPUR J.M. TRAINNING SCHOOL (H.S.)

A
D. (i) Huge (ii) Delicious
E. (i) there was a huge rock in the river. 1. A. (i) trick, (ii) back
(ii) bank of a river. C. (i) F (ii) T

H D. (i) (a) (ii) (c)

2. A. (I) At the age of 12

S T
2. A. (i) Kamadaranjan Roy
(ii) Upendra Kishore Roy Chowdhury (ii) An English poet and painter
(iii) He never went to school but was educated

A T
(iii) Satyajit Roy
(iv) Swadesh by his mother.
(iv) London

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(v) Masua in Mymensingh (in Bangladesh)
B. (i) Famous (ii) Genius (iii) Moreover (v) in 1783
3. A. (i) to (ii) during

A D
C. (i) In 1915
(ii) Grandchild of Upendra Kishore Roy B. (i) He did not realize that he had lost his hat.

R
Chowdhury and a great film-maker and a (ii) We can observe the stars through telescope.
famous writer. C. (i) who, his

P &
3. (i) by (ii) Subject : My friend and I
Predicate : had fun at the park
(iii) is making (iv) were grazing (v) fast
D. (i) delicious/tasty (ii) quiet
E. (i) is throwing (ii) is coming

I F
2. MAHESHTALA HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.)
4. BURDWAN C.M.C. HIGH SCHOOL
1. A. (i) Narrator Satyajit Roy.

H F
1. A. (i) A teacher who taught English in the
narrator’s school.
(ii) He could draw very well.

S
(iii) A blackboard and coloured chalks.
(ii) He took great care to ensure that the (iv) Five feet three inches.

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students pronounced English corectly. B. (i) Favourite (ii) Reunion
(iii) Taught the students how the pronuncia- C. (i) F (ii) T (iii) F

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tion of ‘the’ depends on whether the follow- 2. A. (i) –– (c) (ii) –– (a) (iii) –– (b)
ing word begins with a vowel or a consonent. B. (I) they did not know how to build house.

T
(iv) For his excellent handwriting. (ii) from wood and stone to fight with animals.
B. (i) English (ii) The Ox and The Frog 3. A. (i) over (ii) to (iii) on
C. (i) F (ii) T (iii) F (iv) F B. (i) played (ii) helps (iii) incorrect (iv) Full (v)
2. A. (i) F (ii) F (iii) F Louse
B. (i) Burdwan district (ii) cultivation C. (i) She is using many colours.
C. (i) A very simple yet, smart girl. (ii) My friends are swimming.
3. (i) Subject : The teacher, Predicate : taught
the lesson
5. HELENCHA GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL
(ii) Subject : We, Predicate : love to play
1.A. (i) F (ii) F (iii) F
cricket
B. (i)(c) (ii) (d) (iii) (a) (iv) (b)
(iii) Subject : They, Predicate : built the
C. (i) On the bank of a river.
monument
(ii) Right in the middle of the river
(iv) Subject : Doctors, Predicate : look after
(iii) The delicious fruits.
the patients
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2. A. (i) T (ii) F 8. DWARHATTA RAJESWARI INSTITUTION
B. (i) in the playground everyday. 1.A. (i) (b) (ii) (c) (iii) ((c)
(ii) no discrimination. B. (i) F (ii) F (iii) T
3. A. (i) at (ii) an C. (i) Because the monkey landed on the rock
B. (i) Subject : Riya
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Predicate : reads the story book
and in a flash jumped off onto the island.
(ii)

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(ii) Subject : mother 2. A. (i) (b) (ii) (c) (iii) (b)
B. (i) Freddy (ii) Squirrel

A
Predicate : Every evening ... cooks food
for us. 3. A. (i) lost (ii) shall buy
C. (i) visited B. Subject : The children
(ii) grow
H Predicate : play in the field
C. (i) Common (ii) Proper

S T
D. (i) are reading
(ii) is ringing D. (i) The cat likes to eat fish. (ii) intelligent
(iii) yesterday

A T
6. BADKULLA UNITED ACADEMY
E. (i) Meadow (ii) Dark

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1.A. (i) Ballygunge Government High School.
(ii) Like the English letter ‘T’.
9. NEBADHAI BALIKA VIDYALAYA (H.S.)
1.A. (i) On the far bank of the river.

A D
B. (i) F (ii) F
C. (i) Beltala Road Police Station.
(ii) in a flash jumped off into the island.
(iii) The crocodile to his wife.

3. A. (i) in
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2. (i) (a) (ii) (d) (iii) (b)
B. (i) care (ii) offense

P &
(ii) of/about
B. (i) crossing the river in his unique way.
(ii) catching the monkey was not easy.
(iii) a big crocodile lived with his wife.
2. A. (i) 5th September (ii) 16th April, 1975

I F
B. (i) (a) Mausoleum (b) Jewel
C. (i) calmly (ii) exactly
B. (i) F (ii) F
C. (i) A great ideal teacher and the President of

H F
D. (i) It (ii) They
E. (i) Present : Give, Show
India.
(ii) Jawaharlal Nehru, the Prime Minister of

S
Past : showed, used

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Past Participle : given, used
India.
3. A. (i) are working (ii) is raining (iii) are playing (iv)
is ringing

U
7. UDAYPUR HARADAYAL NAG ADARSHA VIDYALAYA B. (i) train, Allahabad (ii) girl, sister (iii) Virat
(H.S.) Kohli, Cricketer

T
1.A. (i) the need for social reforms C. (i) at (ii) an (iii) a
(ii) that without the help of woman a family D. (i) Subject : Kolkata
can never stand. Predicate : is a big city
(iii) women’s power (ii) Subject : The shape of the earth
(iv) strong humanist Predicate : is round
B. (i) T (ii) T (iii) T
C. (i) famous (ii) injustice 10. HABRA KAMINI KUMAR GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL
D. immense (H.S.)
2. (i) (a) Doe (b) Horse/stallion 1.
(ii) (a) Information (b) Vases B. (iii), (i), (ii)
(iii) (a) is (b) has (c) do C. (i) F
(iv) (a) he/she (b) This (c) He/She 2. A. (i) umbrella (ii) bloom, swarm or smack
(iii) water
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B. (i) F (ii) T E. Foreigner
C. (i) Mouth (ii) tentacles 2. A. (i) F (ii) T
3. A. (i) Subject : Those tables and chairs B. (i) Afganistan (ii) Rabeya (iii) the jail
Predicate : are going to be sold this weekend 3. (i) (a) an (b) the

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(ii) Subject : The oceans tides
Predicate : are coming in
(ii) Honesty
(iii) (a) ours (b) It
B. (i) They’re young
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(ii) You’ll not win the race.
(iv) seldom (v) (a) over (b) into
(vi) because (vii) Hurrah (viii) (a) Buffaloes (b)
C. (i) on (ii) into
A
D. (i) Adverb of time
Woman
(ix) (a) Poetess (b) landlord

H
11. SHAMNAGAR BALIKA VIDYALAYA
14. RISHRA SRI RAMKRISHNA ASHRAM

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VIVEKANANDA VIDYAMANDIR
1.A. (ii) The crocodile
1.A. (i) (b) (ii) (b) (iii) (c)
B. (i) decided to return

A T
B. (i) Indian freedom fighters
(ii) Onto the rock and landed on the river (ii) zeal, passion
island. (iii) Anandamoyeer Agomoni
(i) F (ii) T
D. (i) tail
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D. (i) Kumud Ranjan, Rabindranath Tagore and

A D
2. A. (i) (c) (ii) (b) (iii) (a)
B. (i) the tree (ii) medicines
Persian poets like Hafez and Khaiyyam.
(ii)

3. (i) at
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C. (i) Trees give us flowers and fruits, shade,
wood and funiture.

P &
(ii) Subject : It
(iii) Kandari Hunsiar, Kheya Parer Tarani,
Anandamoyeer Agomoni.
E. (i) inspire
2. grin, claws, in, jaws

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Predicate : is a nice picture
(iii) (a) Now (b) here
3. A. (i) (c) (ii) (b) (iii) (c)
B. (i) English and Mathematics
(ii) Suman, Arnab and Arif

H F
(iv) sleeping (v) wasn’t (vi) work (vii) The girl
bought a new car. [Answer may vary] C. (i) T (ii) F

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D. (i) Plays with his friends
(ii) Yes. Because he studies all the subjects

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12. JADAVPUR [Link] ADARSHA SIKSHAYATAN
regularly.
1.A. (i) Ballygunge Government High School.
E. Regular exercise helps a man to be healthy.
(ii) For annual prize distribution ceremony

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[Answer may vary]
and feasts on occasion of Saraswati Puja. F. (i) Meal (ii) Friend
(iii) Merchant of Venice. 4. (i) curly (ii) We will definitely go to Digha

T
(iv) Greenberg and Salim.
B. (i) F (ii) F (iii) T (iv) F
C. B. (i) (iv), (ii) (iii), (iii) (i), (iv) (ii)
2. A. (i) dozen (ii) donkeys (iii) halves (iv) Oxen (v)
tomorrow. (iii) eagerly (iv) Goddess (v) to (vi)
Adj.
(vii) The students will be entering the school.
(viii) an (ix) excited (x) common (xi) from
mice (vi) babies (xii) Tomal said / spoke the truth. (xiii) the (xiv)
B. (i) shepherdess (ii) bitch (iii) cow (iv) queen goes
C. (i) your (ii) their (iii) their (xv) Heaven : The starry night looks like
heaven. [Answer may vary]
13. RAJKUMARI SANTANAMOYEE GIRLS’ HIGH Raven : A raven flew over the cottage. [Answer may
SCHOOL vary]
Haven : Our library is my favourite haven. [Answer
1.A. (i) (b) (ii) (a) (iii) (c)
may vary]
C. (i) F (ii) T
(xvi) personal, possessive (xvii) passion, zelous
D. (i) Surrounded (ii) Lofty
(xviii) Anima asked, “What did see there?”
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15. RAMAKRISHNA MISSION VIDYABHAVAN (H.S.), 2.A.
MIDNAPORE (i) Village in Brazil
1.A. (i) F (ii) T (iii) T (ii) Dondinho
B. (i) Ashubabu, the drawing teacher. (iii) Fiola

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(ii) A story from Aesop’s fables. (iv) 82
B.

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(iii) six years
(i) T
D. (i) Draw (ii) Frog
(ii) F

A
E. (i) capture (ii) taught
2. (i) May 24, 1899 (ii) Chhau (iii) 1666 (iv) Jataka
C.
(i) Arantes Do Nascimento Edson.
Story
3. A. Jana Gana Mana
H (ii) His father Dondinho
(iii) King of Football

Bengali S T
Rabindranath Tagore 3.A.
(i) The
Five
24 Jan. 1950 A T (ii) a
(iii) The
1911
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(i) into

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B. (i) T (ii) F (iii) F (iv) T
(ii) on
4. (i) Mine / Thieves
(iii) over

board.
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(ii) Bachelor / Hind
(iii) Subject : Pritam

P &
Predicate : draw the picture on the
C.
(i) am preparing
(ii) are running
(iii) is singing

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(iv) an, the (v) easier (vi) Adj.
(vii) Did her father not go to Delhi yesterday?
D.
(i) hard

H F
(viii) their (ix) gaggle (x) Poverty, Kindness (ii) very
(iii) fluently

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3RD SUMMATIVE EVALUATION

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[Link] PRIYANATH INSTITUTION(H.S.)
E.
(i) walk
(ii) visited
(iii) teach
1.A.
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(i) (c) warriors of his time [Link] A.V. HIGH SCHOOL(H.S.)

T
(ii) (b) spear
(iii) (a) Arjuna
B.
1.A.
(i) (b) 1949
(ii) (c) 1984
(iii) (b) Punjab
(i) Guru Dronacharya.
B.
(ii) Nakula and Sahadeva.
(i) T
(iii) mace.
(ii) F
C. (iii) T
(i) T 2.B.
(ii) F (i) eagerly
(iii) T (ii) couple
D. (iii) shiny
(i) Guru of Dronacharya. (iv) decided
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3.A. (ii) The
(i) The (iii) an
(ii) an (iv) The
(iii) on, in (v) An
B. B.

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(i) drink (i) on

N
(ii) is walking (ii) under
(iii) are working (iii) between

TT A
(iv) visited (iv) in
C. (v) at
(i) always C.

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(ii) bravely (i) am reading
(iii) excellent (ii) is sleeping

D AS
(iv) successful (iii) are singing
(v) very (iv) is teaching
D. (v) is cooking
& K
(i) Poor - (a) Rich
(ii) Remember – (b) Forget
D.
(i) wakes
(iii) Kind – (c) Cruel (ii) visited
A
[Link] NAFAR ACADEMY (H.S.) (iii) enjoys
1.A. (iv) baked
FF PR

(i) Rakesh Sharma (v) rises, sets

(ii) In the state of Punjab E.
(iii) In July 1966 (i) small
(iv) Soyuz T- 11 (ii) huge
B. (iii) beautiful
D HI

(i) F (iv) smart

(ii) T (v) fragrant
(iii) T
LS

(iv) F [Link] HIGH SCHOOL

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C. 1.A.
(i) End/ Finish (i) (a) 1920
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D.(i) I found the book interesting (ii) (a) Kheya Parer Tarani
2.A. (iii) (b) The rebel poet
(i) To pass time and give themselves on the mobile B.
screen. (i) against the cruelty of the British.
(ii) Pokemon, Blue Whale (ii) instigate the Indian freedom fighters.
B. (iii) Rabindranath and the Persian poets like Hafez
(i) F and Khaiyyam.
(ii) T (iv) started writing poems, essays and songs.
(iii) F C.
C. (i) F
(i) Closed (ii) T
(ii) Real (iii) F
(iii) Misbehave (iv) T
3.A. 2.B.
(i) an (i) (c) Academic Association
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(ii) (b) someone who is greatly loved and respected B.
(iii) (b) Plato (i) had drawn
(iv) (c) Modern Bengal (ii) had drunk
C. (iii) had worked
(i) F
(ii) T I C.
(i) to
(iii) F
(iv) T N (ii) in
(iii) on
(v) T
3.A. A
(i) always
(ii) near
H 6. KALNA MAHARAJA’S HIGH SCHOOL
Reading Comprehension (Seen)
(iii) bravely
(iv) never S T 1.
A. (i) One of the greatest worriors of his time and the
B.
(i) is walking A T guru of Pandavas and kauravas.
(ii) in the woodland
(ii) are playing
(iii) is studying
K U (iii) The skills of using weapons.
(iv) The secret of powerful weapons.
C.
in, in, to
A D B.
(i) (c) hundred brothers

1.A.
R
[Link] ARYA VIDYAPITH(H.S.)

P &
(i) (c) social reformer
(ii) (b) bright and sunny
(iii) (a) weapons
C.
(i) Ordinary boys

B.
I F
(ii) (d) pioneer (ii) the use of all the weapons
(iii) grow even when they were only children.

H F
(i) in an affluent Muslim family.
(ii) some great books both in Bengali and English
Reading comprehension (Unseen)
2.
C.
(i) F
(ii) T
D.
S
L DU
A.
(i) (b) to play
(ii) (a) to the top of the hill
(iii) (b) small mill
2.A.
U
(i) our body B. (i) Raj and Ali

C.
(i) fit
T
(ii) vitamin D
(iii) against diseases
(ii) Near a hill
(iii) into a small well near the mill.
Grammar and Vocabulary
3.A.
(ii) rich (i) its
D. (ii) our
(i) (b) diseases (iii) her
(ii) (c) five types (iv) your
(iii) (a) regularly (v) his
3.A. B.
(i) an (i) Light
(ii) a (ii) Happy
(iii) a (iii) Nothing
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(iv) Close GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY
(v) Ugly 3.A.
C. (i) a
(i) of (ii) an
(ii) after (iii) from

I
(iii) to (iv) of

N
D. B.
i) the (i) bravely

TT A
ii) The (ii) always
iii) a (iii) happily
E. i) carefully (iv) slowly

U H
ii) very, honestly C.
iii) always (i) enjoyed

D AS
(ii) has
7. BALICHAK GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) D.
Reading Comprehension (Seen) (i) am dancing
& K
1. A.(i) Pilavullakandi Thekkeparambil Usha
(ii) Because of her extraordinary performance at the
(ii) will come
E.
track. (i) The red car is moving very slowly.
A
(iii) On 27th June 1964 (ii) He lives in an old house.
(iv) Usha made her first national record in 1977. (iii) The flower is beautiful.
FF PR

B.
(i) (c) Kerala 8. MUGKALYAN GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.)
(ii) (b) 13 1.
(iii) (a) 100 mt (i) Kazi Nazrul Islam
(iv) (b) ill-health (ii) British
D HI

C. (i) F (iii) on 24th May,1899

(ii) F (iv) Folk theatre
(iii) F (v) Nibaran Chandra Ghatak
LS

(iv) T B. (i) T
U

D. (i)– (c) (ii)– (b) (iii)– (a) (ii) F

Reading Comprehension (UNSEEN) (iii) T
TU

2. (iv) T
A. (v) F
(i) a horse C. (i) Kazi Nazrul Islam
(ii) Laxmi Bai (b)Attracted to Folk theatre
(iii) daughter of India and a great patriot. (iii)Nazrul
B. (d)Headmaster of the school
(a) Brave and courageous. D) (i)– (b) (ii)– (c) (iii)– (d) (iv)– (a)
(b) Dress of a soldier. Grammar And Vocabulary
(c) Died like a soldier and patriot. 2.A.
C. (i) an
(i) (c) who fights and loves the country (ii) a
(ii) (b) lead the soldiers (iii) an
D. (iv) The
(i) India B. (i) in
(ii) dress (ii) of
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(iii) under (ii) T
(iv) to (iii) F
C.. (a) go,gone C.
(b) looked,looked (i) Began (ii) Freedom (iii) Battle
(c) give,given
(d)show,showed I D. (i) Bought (ii)Defeated
3.A. (i) The plant was growing fast.

D.
(e) used,used
N
(i) The boy (S) plays in the field (P).
(ii) They are running on the track.
(iii) Some go to school.

A
(ii) He (S) is very happy today (P).
(iii) The girl (S) stood first this year (P).
B. (i) Everyone loves an honest man/person.
(ii) My father reads newspaper every morning.

E. (i) carefully
H
(iv) B. D. Roy (S) taught English (P). (iii) Peacock is our national bird and lotus is our
national flower.
(ii) always
S T
(iii) happily
(iv) My brother came here from Delhi yesterday.
C. (i) ‘I am Rokeyas friend’, said the lady.
F.
A T
(i) Ram and Shyam are two friends.
(ii) Bengali is our mother tongue.
(ii) Who are you? Oh! You are wounded.
D.

K U
(iii) Rahim is a good boy.
(iv) Cow is a domestic animal.
(i) is continuing
(ii) are you meeting

A D
(v) Rabindranath Tagore is a poet. E.
(i) will come

A. (i) (b) warrior

(ii) (c) cousins
R
9. BAGNAN ADARSHA BALIKA VIDYALAYA
1.

P &
(ii) is
(iii) was
(iv) rises
F. (i) with
(iii) (c) weapons

I F
(iv) (a) Parasurama
(ii) to
(iii) for
B.
(i) F
H F (iv) with

(ii) F
(iii) T
(iv) F
C.
S
L DU
10. BHATPARA AMARKRISHNA PATHSALA (H.S.)
Reading comprehension (seen)
1. A.(i) F (ii) T (iii) F (iv) F
B. (i) the need of social reforms.
(i) Five
U
(ii) A large group of young boys.
(ii) Sultana’s Dream,Motichur and Padmarag.
(iii) various subjects.

E.
(i) Rivalry
T
(iii) When they were only children.
D. (i)—(b), (ii)—(d), (iii)—(a), (iv)—(c)
D. (i) restrictions
(ii) extensively
Reading comprehension (Unseen)
2. A. (i) cotton shawl
(ii) Warriors (ii) winter
Reading (Unseen) (iii) kept the new shawl in the box
2. B. (i) F
A. (ii) T
(i) (c) a town Grammar and Vocabulary
(ii) (b) astonished 3.A. (i) an
(iii) (d) an ex-soldier (ii) The
B. (iii) a
(i) F (iv) a
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C.
(i) is swimming
B. (i) pretty (ii) are working
(ii) several (iii) am playing
(iii) second
(iv) glorious I (iv) is praying
(v) are rising
C. (i) in
(ii) on, under N D.
(i) lay
(iii) on
(iv) with A (ii) retired
(iii) generous
(v) in
H
D. (i) The beautiful scenery fascinated me.
(iv) bravely
(v) never

E. (i) is riding S T
(ii) A wonded tiger is always a very fierce animal.
12. ASHOKENAGAR BANIPITH GIRL’S HIGH SCHOOL
(ii) are doing
A T 1.A. (i) Whenever the crocodile opened his mouth,his
eyes would shut completely.

K U
11. Baganchra High School (H.S.)
1.A.(i) equally (ii) Archer (iii) the Kauravas
(ii)The crocodile
(iii) monkey’s suggestion

A D
C. (i) they are not any less skilful in archery.
(ii) with a prominently painted eye on one of the
(iv) the crocodile’s head and quickly jumped back to
the river bank.
trees.
D. (i) F,(ii) T

of our nation.
R
P &
2.A. (i) (b) women’s power (ii) believes in the unity
B. (i) Observed, (ii) plan,(iii) Impatient,(iv) Realized
D. (i) F, (ii) T
2.A. (i) (c), (ii) (a), (iii) (b), (iv) (b)
B. (i) Potable, (ii) Easy, (iii) Carelessly
B.

I F
(i) on the need of social reforms.
C. (i)–(b), (ii)–(d), (iii)–(a), (iv)–(c)
GRAMMAR

H F
(ii) The gendered division of labour.
(iii) that without the help of women a family can
3.A. (i) fly, (ii) Give
B. (i) have, (ii) is
never stand.
C.
(i) T
(ii) T
S
L DU
C.
(i) there – Adv. Of place
(ii) fast – Adv. Of manner/action
(iii) Now – Adv. Of time.
(iii) T
U
D. (i) Anjuman-e-khawateen-e-Islam
(iv) How – Adv. Of interrogation
D.

women. T
(ii) Social injustice and the restrictions suffered by

3.A. (i) in
(ii) an
(i) of
(ii) on
(iii) at
(iv) between
(iii) the E.
(iv) at (i) but
(v) on (ii) As
B . (iii) or
(i) was F. (i)– (c) (ii)– (b), (iii–(a)
(ii) are
(iii) is 13. Bardhaman Bidyarthi Bhaban Girls High School
(iv) is A.
(v) are (i) (b) Sunday
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(ii) (a) Patiala C.
B. (i) (f) Forest
(i) T (ii) (d) Sword
(ii) F (iii) (e) Something that is kept hidden

I
C. (i) he could not join his friends.
(ii) India’s space travels.
(iv) (a) Opposition
(v) (c) Expertness
D.
(i) Rakesh Sharma N (vi) (b) Kingly

A
2.A.
(ii) 1949 (i) Three
(iii) (1) [Link]’s Grammar School, Hydrabad. (ii) A blue wheel

E.
H
(2) Kendriya Vidyalaya Tirumalagiri, Hyderabad. (iii) fertility and growth of land.

S T
(iv) to show respect and honour.
(i) Reading (ii) Sad
B.
F.

A T
(i) (a) peace
(i)Sad (ii) Sick (iii) Cadet
(ii) (c) Independence Day
Reading comprehension (Unseen)

K U
(iii) (b) blue
2.
(iv) (a) Republic Day
A. (i) (b) bird

A D
(ii) (c) fan C.
(iii) (c) happy (i) Bottom
B.
(i) F
(ii) F
(iii) F
R
P &
(ii) Honour
(iii) Love
(iv) White
3.A.

I F
D. Make sentence with:
(i) Tail—Monkeys have long tails.[Answers may vary]
(i) went
(ii) reads

H F
E. (i) Long (ii) Big (iii) are playing
Grammar (iv) grow

S
3. B.
in, to, On/In, under,of

L DU
(i) an
(ii) Oh! You are wounded. C.
Or, Oh, you are wounded. (i) very

U
(iii) easily
(iv) am sitting
(ii) tomorrow
(iii) now

T
(v) is situated in Madhya Pradesh. ( Predicate)
(vi) my/mine
(vii) girl. (common noun)
(viii) chocolate . (Adjective)
(iv) never, late
(v) sweetly
D.
(i) Taught
(ix) Wouldn’t (ii) Wrote
(x) Then (iii) Break
(iv) Buy
14. BURDWAN MUNICIPAL GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL E.
1.A. (i) I like to eat oranges, apples, guavas and pears.
B.(i) F (ii) He asked, “Are you coming to the birthday party?”
(ii) F F.
(iii) T (i) a
(ii) The
(iv) F
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(iii) The (iii) Do
(iv) an (iv) sings
F.
[Link] HIGH SCHOOL(H.S.) (i) eats
1.B. (ii) came

I
(i) F (iii) is raining

N
(ii) T (iv) will go
(iii) F G.

TT A
C. (i) We play football.
(i) considerably changed the state of female education (ii) The man went to Puri.
in Bengal. (iii) His/Her friend will come today.

U H
(ii) disadvantaged women of Bengal. [Link] MUNICIPAL HIGH SCHOOL
(iii) her helping hand to the poor and helpless. 1.A.

D AS
D. (i) (c) Moscow Olympics
(i) changed (ii) (c) Kuwait
(ii) setting up (iii) (a) 1982

2.A.
& K
(iii) efforts (iv) (b) two silver medals
(v) (b) the semi finals
B. 2.A.
A
(i) poisonous carbon–di-oxide. (i) A dry fruit hawker fror Afghanistan
(ii) leaves, fruits, flowers and wood. (ii) In Kolkata
FF PR

C. (iii) A little girl called him.

(i) (a) oxygen (iv) Both Rabeya and Mini
(ii) (a) forest (v) From Afghanistan
3.A. B.
(i) an (i) F
D HI

(ii) The (ii) F

(iii) the (iii) T
(iv) the (iv) T
LS

B. (v) F
U

(i) on 3.A.
(ii) under (i) an
TU

(iii) from (ii) an

(iv) into (iii) the
C. (iv) a
(i) always B.
(ii) happily (i) between
(iii) bravely (ii) on, in
(iv) never (iii) into
D. C.
(i) existed (i) are watching
(ii) sickness (ii) is going
(iii) indications D.
(iv) honours (i) Adjective – large Adverb- yesterday
E. E.
(i) plays (i) The king ruled his kingdom kindly.
(ii) reads (ii) We should respect our elders.
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17. MOYNA VIVEKANANDA KANYA VIDYAPITH(H.S.) (ii) their
1.A. F.
(i) (c) ashram (i) “I am Rokeya’s friend,”said the lady.
(ii) (b) Children
(iii) (c) wood
B. I 18. NAIHATI NARENDRA VIDYANIKETAN (H.S.)
1.A.

N
(i) to gather by the woodland near his ashram.
(ii) That he could see his guru, the tree, people
(i) (b) silver medals
(ii) (d) none of these

A
around him and the bird.
(iii) the eldest Yudhisthira
B.
(i) F

and to go.
H
(iv) He told Yudhisthira to leave his bow and arrow (ii) F
(iii) F
C.
S T
(i) on one of the trees.
(iv) T

A T
C.
(ii) asked the students to gather by the woodland. (i) 100 metres and the 200 metres sprint.
(iii) wooden bird. (ii) 1/100th of a second

D.
K U
(iv) try his skill first. 2.
B.
(i) Replied
(ii) Nodded
A D (i) T

R
(ii) F
2.A.
3.A.
(i) saw their mothers

P &
(i) her
(ii) the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. (ii) mine
(iii) very little food. B.
C.
(i) F
I F In, with, to, a, of, for
C.
(ii) F
(iii) F
H F (i) Present Indefinite/ Simple Present
(ii) Past Continuous
3.A.
(i) from
(ii) of
(iii) an
S
L DU
(iii) Simple Future
D.
(i) Vixen
(ii) never
(iv) on
U (iii) Studios
(iv) likes

T
B.
(i) is (v) He lacks concentration in his studies.
(ii) was (vi) Vast
(iii) wait (vii) fascinating
C. (viii) Unfamiliar
(i) just
[Link] NANDALAL INSTITUTION
(ii) quite
1.B.
(iii) never
(i) (c) Duryodhana and Dushasana
D.
(ii) (b) equally
(i) best
C.
(ii) invisible (i) great
E. (ii) particular
(i) mine D.
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(i) great concentration C.
(ii) particular day (i) Cadet
2.A. (ii) Space shuttle
(i) To the wood of Flowers 2.A.
(iii) For hours
B.
I (i) the need for social reforms
(ii) faith in women’s power
(i) grass, buds
C.
N (iii) without the help of women a family could never
run.
(i) Sound
(ii) Hours
A (iv) social injustices and the restrictions suffered by
women.
D.
(i) Wood
H B.
(i) Sultana’s Dream.
(ii) Alone
3.A.
S T (ii) Motichur.
C.
(i) Ours
(ii) Children
A T (i) that without the help of women a family could
never run.
(iii) Calves
B.
K U D.
(i) (d) goal

A D
(i) lass
(ii) (a) majestic
(ii) ewe
(iii) (b) huge

R
(iii) Goddess
(iv) (c) keep quiet
C.
3.A.
Arose, Arisen
Begin, Begun
P & (i) The king couldn’t sleep the whole night so the
doctors visited visited him.

I F
D.
(ii) Told the king interesting stories.
(i) angrily
(iii) Hearing the big and beautiful story of a queen
(ii) suddenly
E.
At, in H F bee from the storyteller.
B.
F.
(i) ≤Ãôyö
(ii) !ï˛Ì≈ܲ
S
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(i) 2
(ii) 3
(iii) 1
(iv) 4

(iv) ò%T˛ U
(iii) xÓï˛° C.
(i) ugly

T
[Link] JAGANNATH INSTITUTION
(H.S.)
(ii) uninteresting/ dull/ boring
(iii) partial
(iv) punishment
4.A.
1.A.
(i) on the cover of the book. (i) I walk beside the Hooghly river.
(ii) In 1949 in Patiala, in the state of Punjab. (ii) He made a paper boat.
(iii) In July 1966 (iii) He does a hard work.
(iv) Seven days, twenty- one hours and forty minutes. B.
B. (i) weapons
(i) T (ii) ready
(ii) F (iii) invited
(iii) F (iv) surprised
C.
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(i) “I am Rokeya’s friend,” said the lady. (ii) Bravo
(ii) Netaji founded the Azad Hind Fauj. (iii) Fie
(iii) Teacher said, “ Man is mortal.” (iv) Welcome
D. (v) Shh/Hush
(i) When
(ii) Who I D.
(i) There
(iii) Where
E. N (ii) It
(iii) It
(i) It
(ii) There A (iv) There
(v) It

H
[Link] MISSION BOY’S HOME JUNIOR
6.A
(i) He may come here today.
HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.)
1.. S T (ii) We could help Rahul.
(iii) Let us play the harmonium.
B.
A T
(i) an affluent Muslim family.
(iv) Please give me six days’ leave.
(v) Don’t run in the sun.

K U
(ii) the need of modern education for woman.
(iii) Arabic and Persian.
(vi) The offender/ criminal does not confess.
(vii) I have not seen him/her for two weeks.

2.A.
A D
(iv) the disadvantaged women of Bengal.
(viii) My brother never quarrels with me.

R
(ix) I will never forget Ratan.
(i) F
(x) Nobody likes to beg.
(ii) F
(iii) F
(iv) F P & 7.A.
(i) Whoop/ Hoot
(ii) Moo/ Roar
B.
3.A.
I F (iii) Quack
(iv) Squeak/ growl
B.
(i) T
H F (v) Croak
B.
(ii) F
C.
(i) Thrilled
(ii) Glitter
S
L DU
(i) Procastination
(ii) Politeness/ Modesty
(iii) Sympathy

U
(iv) Flattery
4.A. (v) Rivalry / Enmity

T
(i) of
(ii) into 22. BURDWAN C.M.S. HIGH SCHOOL
(iii) at seen
(iv) by 1.A. (i) Rakesh Sharma
(v) of (ii) seven days, twenty-one hours and forty
B. minutes
(i) or (iii) a space shuttle
(ii) as (iv) the best in the world
(iii) so B. (i) cadet (ii) sadness (iii) space shuttle
(iv) but C. (i) F (ii) F (iii) T (iv) T
(v) and D. (i) in 1949 in Patiala, in the state of Punjab.
C. (ii) in the National Defence Academy.
(i) Good bye (iii) What India looked like from space.
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unseen 24. SHYAMNAGAR BALIKA VIDYALAYA
2.A. (i) It would urge the servants to serve tea. 1.B. (i) PilavullakandI Thekkeparambil Usha (ii) 27th
(ii) for an offence June 1964
(iii) for six months (iii) ‘Queen of Indian Running Track” and

I
(iv) yes the rich man had feeling for the bird.
He set it free.
‘Payyoli Express.’
(iv) Payyoli

N
B. (i) F (ii) F (iii) F
C. (i) suffered (ii) offence
(v) 100 metres sprint
B. (i)—(c), (ii)—(d), (iii)—(a)
Grammar and vocabulary
A
3.A. (i) an, (ii) by (iii) the (iv) up (v) on
C. (i) F, (ii) F, (iii) F
D. (i) promise, (ii) ill (iii) national (iv) district

H
B. (i) Where (ii) When (iii) Whose Unseen
2.A. (i) False (ii) True (iii) True (iv) False

S T
C. (i) I wrote my name, address and phone
B. (i) Powerless (ii) Brave (iii) Far (iv) Enemies
number.
Grammar and vocabulary

A T
D. (i) goes
3.A. (i) are, doing (ii) is reading (iii) is listening
(ii) will, do
B. (i) now (ii) yesterday (iii) always (iv) never

K U
(iii) forgotten
C. (i) at (ii) in (iii) on (iv) up (v) under
(iv) is
D. [Students will make this on their own]

A D
(v) I has spent two hours in the library.
25. BURDWAN TOWN SCHOOL

R
23. SUTRAGARH M.N. HIGH SCHOOL
1.B. (i) F (ii) F (iii) T

P &
C. (i) 1980 Moscow Olympics
(ii) Asian Track and Field
1.A. (i) patiently to the girls.
C. (i) T (ii) F (iii) T
D. (i) port (ii) monks
2.A. (i) the Santhal zone in Jharkhand.

I F
D. (i) Later (ii) Sprint
2. (a) (v) (b) (iii) (c) iv) (d) (i) (e) (ii)
C. (i) (c) A particular area
(ii) (d) Festival

H F
3.A. (i) visited (ii) drink (iii) grow (iv) grow (v) (iii) (c) Arrive
enjoyed (vi) sang (iv) (b) Celebrate

S
B. (i) carefully (ii) happily (iii) always (iv) near (v)

L DU
bravely
C. (i) historical (ii) excited (iii) ferocious (iv)
happy (v) loud
(v) (a) Kin
3. (i) carefully (ii) on (iii) the (iv) nothing (v)
visited (vi) always (vii) in (viii) sang (ix) the (x)
is studying

U
T