DAV: Class VII English Practice Chapter 11: Linkers

DAV: Class VII English Practice

Chapter 11: Linkers

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Worksheet 1

In the paragraph …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

Moti Guj / Deesa were good friends.	and
Moti Guj, / means the pearl elephant, was	which
the absolute property of his mahout, Deesa.
Moti Guj was the best of all elephants / Deesa	but
was a foolish drunkard. He would get
extremely drunk / he had made enough money through	when
the strength of his elephant. / He would beat Moti Guj.	then
/ The elephant was very patient. He would	however
never lose his temper / he knew that Deesa	because
would embrace his trunk and weep / he had beaten him.	after

Worksheet 2

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Worksheet – 3

Mrs Paul later …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

I wonder if every family has kids with such startlingly different habits and tastes as my kids have.

When it comes to food, Lin is so fond of Indian food whereas Shrey will have anything but that. Of course, boys and girls do differ in their hobbies and tastes for music, reading, etc. for instance, Shrey is a very keen football player but ....

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Worksheet – 4

Look at the pairs of …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

1.	A bicycle is more eco-friendly than a car.
	A car is faster than a bicycle.
	A bicycle is not as expensive as a car.
2.	A village is greener than a city.
	A city is not as clean as a village.
	A city is more modern than a village.
3.	TV is more entertaining than the radio.
	TV is not as portable as the radio.
	The radio is more popular than TV.
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Worksheet – 5

The Odd Man Out

Work with …. (For full question, refer to the book.)

Ans.

1.	horse, cow, mouse, knife, lion.
	Odd man out:	Knife
	Why?	‘Knife’ is a thing whereas the others are animals.
2.	June, January, March, Spring, May
	Odd man out:	Spring
	Why?	‘Spring’ is a season while the others are months.
3.	plate, bean, soup, sandwich, apple.
	Odd man out:	Plate
	Why?	‘Plate’ is a utensil whereas the others are eatables.
4.	green, big, orange, brown, red.
	Odd man out:	Big
	Why?	‘Big’ is a size but the others are colours.
5.	Paris, New Delhi, London, New York, Colombo.
	Odd man out:	New York
	Why?	While all others are capital cities, New York is only a city.
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