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Model Activity Task (October) Class - 7, English

2021 MODEL ACTIVITY TASK : Part - 7 (October) CLASS – VII : Subject - ENGLISH



1. Read the following verse and answer the questions that follow:

The people were starving. They came to Ceres and implored her to bring back plenty, and save their lives. Ceres lifted her face, weary with ceaseless wandering, and said, “I cannot take care of the earth until I get back my lost daughter.”
So the people thought of praying to Jupiter who was the king of the gods. And to Jupiter they sent their prayer to bring Proserpine back to her mother. They were sadly in need of Ceres’s help.

A. Complete the following sentences: 1×3=3

(i) The people were starving so they came to Ceres and implored her to bring back plenty, and save their lives.

(ii) Ceres’s face was weary because after ceaseless searching, she could not find her lost daughter. 

(iii) The people prayed to Jupiter because Ceres could not take care of the earth and the people were starving.

B. Answer the following questions: 2×3=6

(i) Who was Jupiter?

Ans: Jupiter was the king of the God.

(ii) What the people implore Ceres?

Ans: The people implored Ceres to bring back plenty, and save their lives.

(iii) What did Ceres tell the people ?

Ans: Ceres told that she could not take care  of the earth until she got back her lost daughter.

2. Do as directed: 1×4=4

(i) Don’t eat the rotten apples. (Identify the participial adjective)

Ans : rotten

(ii) I am sorry, I       can't        help you. (Fill in the blanks with the negative form of the modal)

(iii) His application was rejected. (Replace the underlined word with its antonym)

Ans: His application was granted.

(iv) Bumrah bowls         faster            (fast) than Anderson. (Use the correct degree of adjective)

3. Write a paragraph (in about 70 words) on ‘The subject you like most’ using the following
hints: 7

Hints: your favourite subject – reason– time you give in reading the subject– type of books you consult– persons who helped to create interest

THE SUBJECT I LIKE MOST

Every student has his favourite subject. I do also have one, that is, English. I am spontaneous in the subject from the very beginning than in all other subjects. It can’t bored me and I’m always ready to study it. I feel proud of myself when I see that all other mates feel jealous upon me when I score the highest mark in English. It was my father who had made the basis of the language construction and its application in me by his utmost caring. I enjoy the subject more when I see its vast field of knowledge by the writings throughout the world. I enrich myself going through various reference books other than my school  books and enjoying short stories and novels of English writers. Being an widely circulated language in every field of life I feel comfort being with this subject.

★★★★★

Students will write answers to these activity tasks in subject-specific exercise books at home, and submit the exercise books to respective subject teachers after schools reopen. Under no circumstance, students will go out of home.


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