Question Answer For All Chapters – English Class 7
English Workshop Solutions
Question 1: Read aloud with proper intonation.
Practice saying the following sentences with appropriate expression:
- Don’t go.
- I am afraid.
- Never mind!
- Look out!
- Shame on you!
Question 2: Spot the names of body parts from the story. Add three other names on your own.
Answer :
Names from the story:
- Face
- Nose
- Eyes
- Nape of the neck
Additional body parts:
- Hands
- Feet
- Ears
Question 3: List the characters in the story and write their approximate ages.
Answer :
1. Malasha: Around 5-6 years old.
2. Akulka: Around 7-8 years old.
3. Akulka’s mother: Approximately 30-35 years old.
4. Malasha’s mother: Approximately 30-35 years old.
5. Akulka’s grandmother: Approximately 60-70 years old.
6. Villagers: Adults of various ages.
Question 4: Write the stages in which the fight began and got worse. Then write how and when the people stopped fighting.
Answer :
Stages of the Fight:
- Malasha splashes water on Akulka, dirtying her dress.
- Akulka gets angry and chases Malasha.
- Akulka’s mother scolds and hits Malasha.
- Malasha’s mother intervenes, and both mothers argue.
- Villagers gather, and the fight escalates into a quarrel.
How the Fight Ended:
- Akulka’s grandmother reminds everyone about the holy day and their wrong behavior.
- The two girls resolve their fight and start playing together again.
- The adults feel ashamed, laugh at themselves, and stop fighting.
Question 5: Choose any one of the reasons you have listed in the activity on page 10. Write down and enact a quarrel based on that reason and also show how it was resolved.
Answer :
Example Reason: Two children want to play with the same toy.
Enactment:
- Two children fight over a toy, blaming each other.
- A parent steps in, asks them to share the toy, and explains the importance of sharing.
- The children agree and start playing together peacefully.
Question 6: Change the words in the colored boxes to make other meaningful sentences.
Answer :
- I’ll take off my hat, and you do the same.
- This is a time for celebration.
Question 7: Read, remember, and write :
(a) Words with Present and Past Forms:
- Dress – Dressed
- Walk – Walked
- Grasp – Grasped
- Laugh – Laughed
- Start – Started
- Want – Wanted
- Jump – Jumped
- Pick – Picked
- Look – Looked
- Pass – Passed
- Gather – Gathered
- Scatter – Scattered
(b) Words with Irregular Forms:
- Run – Ran
- Begin – Began
- Sing – Sang
- Meet – Met
- Say – Said
- Take – Took
- Get – Got
- Bring – Brought
- Try – Tried
- Fight – Fought
- Come – Came
- Give – Gave
- See – Saw
- Eat – Ate
Examples of Usage:
- Run – Ran: I run every morning. Yesterday, I ran for an hour.
- Sing – Sang: She sings beautifully. Last week, she sang at the concert.
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