Rising Nepal Secondary Boarding School
First Terminal Examination 2074
Class: 7 F.M. 50
Time: 2 hrs. Subject: Headway English P.M. 16
1. Read the following poem and do the activities:
Six and out
The pitch was only smooth in parts:
It sank at either crease,
And motor vans and bakers' carts
At times disturbed the peace.
The bowlers found it hard to hit
The lamp post's slender stem,
The broader wicket opposite,
Was cleared at 6 P.M.
It was a keen, determined school.
Unorthodox and free;
Horse circumstance oft made the rule,
And not the M.C.C.
The scorer, seated by the wall,
Kept up a fire of talk:
He was both umpires, crowd and all,
And plied a busy chalk.
So, standing, musing on the scene,
I let the moments pass:
How well he drove it to the screen
And then-the crash of the glass!
I watched the players as they ran,
And heard while yet they fled,
The loud voice of an angry man,
The law's majestic tread.
A. What do the following words mean in cricket? 2
i) umpire ii) boundary iii) bowler iv) a wide
B. Answer the following questions: 8
2. Against each sentence below, write what mood it indicates: 5
3. Correct the following sentences (simple present): 5
4. Complete the following questions answer using clues given in the bracket in present perfect: 5
No, he ………….. the circus. (already/be)
Yes, they …………….. (just/arrive)
I don't know. I ……………. (not/read/yet)
I ………….. (not/tell/yet)
No thanks, I …………… a coke. (just/take)
5. Write the synonyms for the following words: 4
outlaws, commotion, wealthy, serpent
6. Write the antonym for the following words: 4
arrogant, spare, lucky, attractive
7. Answer the following questions: 12
8. Write an essay on "Importance of English". 2.5
9. Suppose you are mother of young farmer. How did you spend your two years in the secrete room. Write a letter to your sister about your past days. 2.5
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