Regular practice of Class 7 English Question Paper Kerala Syllabus Set 4 helps students overcome exam fear and perform better.
Kerala Syllabus 6th Standard English Model Question Paper Set 4
Time : 2hrs 15 minutes
Instructions:
- 15 minutes cool-off time is allowed for reading and understanding the activities.
- Attempt all activities.
- Internal choice is provided for activities 2 and 3. Answer either A or B.
Question 1.
Read the following passage and answer the questions given below.
Father: Son, I’ve noticed that these days you are spending more time with your friends. It’s good to have friends. But I want to talk to you about the importance of choosing good friends.
Son: What do you mean, Dad? My friends are cool.
Father: “I’m sure they are, but not all friends have the same values or goals in life. Surrounding yourself with good friends can have a big impact on your future.”
Son: How so?
Father Well, good friends can support you in making positive choices, encourage you to do your best, and help you grow as a person. They can be there for you during tough times and celebrate your successes. Son: I guess I never really thought about it like that.
Father: “It’s important to choose friends who uplift you, inspire you, and share similar values. They can influence your decisions and shape your character. Remember, you become like the people you spend the most time with.
a) What has the father noticed lately? (Choose the correct option.)
A. The son is working hard.
B. The son is spending a lot of time in the library.
C. The son is spending more time with his friends.
D. The son is spending more time in prayers.
Answer:
C. The son is spending more time with his friends.
b) Read the following sentences:
i) The son thinks all his friends are cool,
ii) The son thinks the father is cool.
iii) The son wants his father to think that his friends are good.
iv) The father thinks that all the friends of his son are really very good.
Choose the correct option.
A. All are correct.
B. i) and iii) are correct.
C. ii) and iii) are correct.
D. i) and iv) are correct.
Answer:
B. i) and iii) are correct.
c) What is your opinion about the father?
Answer:
In my opinion the father is a loving father who wants his son to become a good and successful person by having good friends who will help him to succeed.
d) What are the things a good friend should do?
Answer:
A good friend should uplift you, inspire you, and share similar values. He can influence your decisions and shape your character. We become like the people we spend the most time with.
2. Attempt any one activity from the following – Character Sketch.
Question 2.
(A) Attempt character sketch of the father seen in the passage above (Question 1).
Answer:
The father is a wise person who gives the right kind of advice to his son. He tells his son the importance of
choosing good friends. All the friends we have may not have the same values or goals in life. Surrounding ourselves with good friends can have a big impact on our future. Good friends can support us in making positive choices, encourage us to do our best, and help us grow as good persons. They can be there for us during tough times and celebrate our successes. It is important to choose friends who uplift us, inspire us, and share similar values. They can influence our decisions and shape our character. We should remember that we become like the people we spend the most time with. A friend in need is a friend indeed.
OR
(B) You read the story of the 42-year Usha Chaumer in “Beacon of Hope”. She was awarded “Padma Shri” in 2020 by the then President Ram Nath Kovind for Social Work. Using the hints given below sketch her character.
(Hints manual scavenger – started work when 7 – family work – untouchability – married when 11 – ate the left over from the houses – wore old dresses of the people from the houses they scavenged – Sulabha International set up an NGO called “Disha” – Usha joined Disha – learnt stitching bags, making lamps preparingjam and pickle – visit to Delhi – she wanted to abolish the system of manual scavenging – modem toilets – inspired 100s of women to give up manual scavenging – build a better society free of untouchability)
Answer:
Usha Chaumer belongs to the Scheduled Caste that worked traditionally as scavengers. Although untouchability is legally abolished, many Indians still consider members of some castes and tribes as untouchables and they try to keep away from them as far as possible. Usha started work when she was 7 years old. She got married when she was only 11. They ate the left-over food items from the houses they scavenged and they wore the old dresses given to them. Things began to change when Sulabha International set up an NGO called “Disha”. Usha joined Disha and learnt some skills like stitching bags, making lamps and preparing jam and pickle. Inspired by Usha hundreds of women were inspired to give up scavenging and take up other jobs. Usha wanted the system of manual scavenging to be abolished completely, with Usha’s active support, there was a move to build modem toilets in the houses. Usha’s aim is to build a better society completely free of untouchability. She was awarded “Padma Shri” in 2020 by the then President Ram Nath Kovind for her Social Work. She is an inspiration to many Indian women.
3. Attempt any one activity from the following – Poster/Notice.
Question 3.
A. Poster
Many teenagers are reluctant to take part in any kind of sports. Prepare a poster to give a powerful message to take up sports for health and happiness.
Answer:
OR
B. Notice
The Social Club of your school is organising an awareness class on the importance of sports in schools. Prepare a notice for the programme including date, time and venue.
Answer:
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Government Girls H.S. School, Irinjalakuda Social Club 18 September 2025 NOTICE One of the biggest problems the teenagers face today is their lack of interest in sports and such other outdoor activities. They prefer to spend their time looking into their mobiles. Addiction to the social media is dangerous for the physical and mental health of the teenagers. Sports are important because they promote physical fitness, enhancing heart health, strong bones, and healthy weight management while reducing the risk of chronic illnesses. Sports also significantly improve mental health by releasing mood-stabilizing hormones, reducing stress and anxiety. Furthermore, sports teach crucial life skills such as teamwork, leadership, discipline, and time management, and foster social connections, community, and self-confidence. To let the students know the importance of sports, an awareness class is organised. The Class starts with a meeting presided by the President of our Parents-Teachers’ Association. The President of the Irinj alakuda Sports Council will also speak on the occasion. Venue : School Auditorium All are invited. Sd/ |
Question 4.
Email
Tom, your classmate heroically saved a child from drowning. Send him an email congratulating him for his heroic deed.
To …………
Sub …………….
Dear Tom,
……………………………………………………………….
……………………………………………………………….
Answer:
Email
To : Tomthekkan@gmail.com
Sub : Your heroic deed
Dear Tom,
Tom, I’m really proud of you. I saw your picture in the newspaper with the child that you saved from certain death. I shared the newspaper photo with all our friends. They too were so happy. Tom, I never thought you were such a heroic person. Indeed you risked your life to save that child. I saw the grateful looks in the eyes of the parents of the child. You are indeed the saviour of their child and I am sure they will be indebted to you all their lives. We are waiting for you to come back from your holidays. We, all our mutual friends, have decided to have festive dinner in your honour. Come back soon. You will be a big inspiration for all of us.
Yours lovingly,
Mehboob
Question 5.
Conversation
On 8 September 2025, two friends Gopi and John went to see the Pulikkali in Thrissur. They were highly impressed by what they saw. On their way back home, they are talking about the Pulikkali they saw. Write the possible conversation between Gopi and John.
Answer:
Conversation
John : Gopi, I never thought, Pulikkali was so fascinating. My God, look at the make-up of the artists and their performance. I think there is no such performance anywhere else in the world.
Gopi : You’re quite right. Pulikkali on such a large scale is unique to Thrissur. There are minor variations in other towns like Irinjalakuda, but the one in Thrissur is really superb. Artists paint themselves as tigers and leopards, dancing with energetic moves to the rhythm of traditional percussion instruments like the thakil, udukku, and chenda. It serves a vibrant display of Kerala’s rich folk art and cultural heritage.
John : How is that all those artists have big bellies?
Gopi : Only pot-bellied men are chosen to take part in the pulikkali. Men with prominent potbellies are the main attraction as they are painted as tigers and perform a wild dance. The bigger the belly, the better, as it provides a larger canvas for the intricate tiger stripes and makes the performers’ movements more lifelike and impactful.
John : I’m really impressed. Next year also I will go to see it.
Question 6.
Editing
Read and edit:
I came to Australia as a a) refuge when the war started in Somalia. Somalia as a country was b) thrive before the war. I belonged to a middle class family. I had a young sister. I went c) on school every day. I d) use to love my homework. I liked living in Somalia with my relatives. I liked to play soccer on the e) beech and the smell of the food and my neighbours.
Answer:
Editing
Read and edit:
a) refugee
b) thriving
c) to
d) used
e) beach