Class 6 English Chapter 102: Practice Paper · Annual

Three hours, eighty marks, sixteen chapters

This paper draws on the whole of Poorvi, from A Bottle of Dew to National War Memorial. The half-yearly asked about eight chapters; this one can ask about any.

Part A is twenty quick marks

Twenty questions of one mark. Half a minute each. A question from a chapter you read in June is not harder, only older.

Part B wants two points

Twelve questions of two marks. Two sentences is usually right, and the marking scheme splits each one in half.

Part C wants a reason

Six questions of three marks. A fact on its own will not score here. Each answer needs the fact and then why it matters.

Part D is the case study

One question of six marks in four parts. The first two are short recall and the last two are yours to argue. Read the whole situation first.

Part E asks you to range

Two questions of six marks, and both reach across several chapters at once. These are the questions a last-minute reading cannot answer, because they want you to put two chapters side by side. Spend four minutes planning each.

This is not a board paper

Class 6 has no board exam. This follows the eighty-mark written pattern most schools use.

What it is really for

Mark it, then list the chapters your wrong answers came from. The oldest chapters on that list are the ones to reread first.