Gray Matters India Standardised Test: Subject: English For Class 7 SET-2
Gray Matters India Standardised Test: Subject: English For Class 7 SET-2
Gray Matters India Standardised Test: Subject: English For Class 7 SET-2
SUBJECT: ENGLISH
FOR CLASS 7
SET-2
NAME: ..........................................................................................................
CLASS: ............................
SCHOOL NAME: ............................................................................................
GENDER: MALE FEMALE
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Do not open this booklet until you are asked to.
2. Before starting the test, check if all the page numbers exist and look for “End of test” on the
last page of the booklet.
3. Do not write anything on the question paper.
4. The question paper will be collected back at the end of the test.
5. Student/Teacher/ School CANNOT retain copy(s) of the questions paper. This would lead to
disqualification
6. There is no negative marking for wrong answers.
7. Mark your answers on the question paper by circling the right option.
8. Remember that you mark only one best answer for each question.
9. If you want to change your answer, erase out your first mark completely and then mark your
new answer.
DURATION: 60 Minutes
START OF THE TEST
1. Fill in the blanks with the correct letter.
T_rt_ise
A. l
B. o
C. t
D. p
A. ubontt
B. Bottun
C. Bottle
D. Button
A. Place
B. Ocean
C. Forest
D. River
A. Lonely
B. Quiet
C. Crowded
D. Peaceful
15. There is a bridge ________ the river.
A. outside
B. across
C. from
D. inside
16. Ravi was helping _____ sister search for ____ keys.
A. he, she
B. his, her
C. his, him
D. her, his
19. The shop, ______ opens next month will sell books.
A. who
B. which
C. whom
D. whose
20. Elephants are found in Asia. Elephants are found in Africa.
21. There is a beautiful valley in the mountain filled with flowers and trees. The view
is picturesque.
What does “picturesque” mean?
A. Ugly
B. Drab
C. Scenic
D. Stinking
22. P V Sindhu is an Indian badminton player. She is one of the two badminton players
from India to ever win an Olympic medal.
How many Indian badminton players have won an Olympic medal?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
23. The storm obliterated most parts of the coastal city. It will take many months for
things to return to normal.
Which word could mean the same as “Obliterate”?
A. Construct
B. Create
C. Build
D. Destroy
Read the text below and answer the following questions.
A baby giraffe is
called a calf.
They mostly sleep standing
up and that too only for 30
minutes in a day.
Food So Precious!
A. insects
B. sweets
C. fruits
D. vegetables
There lived a singer called Mohan in Rajasthan. He travelled from village to village
telling beautiful stories and singing songs that would bring rain. One day, while he
was traveling, he came across a skeleton lying in the mud. He had an idea. He
decided to bring the skeleton to life by singing the life song. As soon as Mohan
finished his song the skeleton came to life. It was a huge dinosaur. The dinosaur
gently smiled and licked his hand. Soon they became good friends.
The dinosaur wanted to sing, and asked Mohan to teach him a song. Mohan gladly
taught the dinosaur the rain song. Once the dinosaur learned it well, they both began
singing it together. The song had such power that the rain bearing clouds gathered
in the sky with thunder and lightning. Down came the rain drenching the land with
the sky’s reward for the duet. The earth and sky rejoiced in happiness. After a long
time, it finally rained. The villagers were very happy.
29. What was the sky’s reward for the duet?
A. Clouds
B. Thunder
C. Lightning
D. Rain
31. What was the first thing the dinosaur did to Mohan, after coming to life?
A. Became friends with him.
B. Smiled gently and licked his hand.
C. Learnt the rain song from him.
D. Sang a duet with him.
Earlier versions of today’s useful gadgets were very big. The first computer built in
1946 was big enough to fill an entire 30-foot-by-50-foot room. It had blinking lights
and six thousand manual switches. This computer was capable of slower than the
smaller laptops we use today.
Only 20 years back people used to listen to songs on cassettes and radio. Today
people download, store, and carry thousands of songs on gadgets smaller than our
hands.
The first handheld cell phones were heavy, awkward, and the size of a shoe. Today’s
cell phones are tiny and light. It is amazing to think how much gadgets can shrink!
34. When was the first computer built?
A. 1945
B. 1946
C. 1947
D. 1964
36. Which of the following statements is false about the first computer?
A. It had blinking lights.
B. It was slow.
C. It was small.
D. It had switches.
37. “The first handheld cell phones were heavy, awkward, and the size of a shoe.”
What does awkward mean?
A. Light.
B. Not working.
C. Difficult to use.
D. Colorful.
A. It decreases in size.
B. It increases in size.
C. Its color and size change.
D. Its size remains same, but color changes.