Grade 7 English Midterm-1 Assessment 2024-2025

Grade 7 English Midterm-1 Assessment 2024-2025

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Grade 7 English Midterm-1 Assessment 2024-2025

Grade 7 English Midterm-1 Assessment 2024-2025

Assessment

Quiz

English

7th Grade

Hard

Created by

Hina Waseem

FREE Resource

12 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Section A: Reading Comprehension (10 marks)

Read the passage below and answer the following questions:


Text: Cole’s Kingdom

After arriving at Grandma Jenny’s house, Cole and his family began sorting out her belongings, ready for her to move out. Cole had the special task of clearing out the attic.

The attic was long and gloomy, filled with mixed-up shapes and threatening angles. Faint light seeped in from three grimy skylights, and the air was thick with dust. Fresh rain tapped lightly on the roof, and wind whipped through the trees outside. Cole felt far away from everyone, as if the world and everything in it were trapped within the attic.

As Cole flicked on an old light switch, he was amazed. Instead of dusty old boxes, the attic was a treasure trove. There were cupboards made of dark wood, engraved with leaves and flowers, stuffed with ancient books, silver cups, and brass ornaments. He opened a chest to find clothes from what looked like Victorian times, and in another chest, a collection of antique jewellery.

Cole found himself tiptoeing around the objects, feeling like he was walking through a sleeping world. His fingers brushed against a wooden rocking horse that seemed so lifelike it gave him a start. He felt like he was trespassing in a forgotten, magical kingdom.

As he explored further, something sparkled beneath a pile of old blankets. Cole cautiously pulled at it, revealing what looked like a beautiful piece of jewellery, possibly a crown, hidden away for years.

Why was Cole in the attic?

He was playing.

He was cleaning it.

He was looking for a book.

He was hiding.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 1 pt

Section A: Reading Comprehension (10 marks)

Read the passage below and answer the following questions:


Text: Cole’s Kingdom

After arriving at Grandma Jenny’s house, Cole and his family began sorting out her belongings, ready for her to move out. Cole had the special task of clearing out the attic.

The attic was long and gloomy, filled with mixed-up shapes and threatening angles. Faint light seeped in from three grimy skylights, and the air was thick with dust. Fresh rain tapped lightly on the roof, and wind whipped through the trees outside. Cole felt far away from everyone, as if the world and everything in it were trapped within the attic.

As Cole flicked on an old light switch, he was amazed. Instead of dusty old boxes, the attic was a treasure trove. There were cupboards made of dark wood, engraved with leaves and flowers, stuffed with ancient books, silver cups, and brass ornaments. He opened a chest to find clothes from what looked like Victorian times, and in another chest, a collection of antique jewellery.

Cole found himself tiptoeing around the objects, feeling like he was walking through a sleeping world. His fingers brushed against a wooden rocking horse that seemed so lifelike it gave him a start. He felt like he was trespassing in a forgotten, magical kingdom.

As he explored further, something sparkled beneath a pile of old blankets. Cole cautiously pulled at it, revealing what looked like a beautiful piece of jewellery, possibly a crown, hidden away for years.

How did Cole feel when he first entered the attic?

He felt happy and excited.

He felt alone and far away from others.

He felt warm and comfortable.

He felt like he was in a new house.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 2 pts

Section A: Reading Comprehension (10 marks)

Read the passage below and answer the following questions:


Text: Cole’s Kingdom

After arriving at Grandma Jenny’s house, Cole and his family began sorting out her belongings, ready for her to move out. Cole had the special task of clearing out the attic.

The attic was long and gloomy, filled with mixed-up shapes and threatening angles. Faint light seeped in from three grimy skylights, and the air was thick with dust. Fresh rain tapped lightly on the roof, and wind whipped through the trees outside. Cole felt far away from everyone, as if the world and everything in it were trapped within the attic.

As Cole flicked on an old light switch, he was amazed. Instead of dusty old boxes, the attic was a treasure trove. There were cupboards made of dark wood, engraved with leaves and flowers, stuffed with ancient books, silver cups, and brass ornaments. He opened a chest to find clothes from what looked like Victorian times, and in another chest, a collection of antique jewellery.

Cole found himself tiptoeing around the objects, feeling like he was walking through a sleeping world. His fingers brushed against a wooden rocking horse that seemed so lifelike it gave him a start. He felt like he was trespassing in a forgotten, magical kingdom.

As he explored further, something sparkled beneath a pile of old blankets. Cole cautiously pulled at it, revealing what looked like a beautiful piece of jewellery, possibly a crown, hidden away for years.

What does the word "grim" from the text mean?

Shiny

Sad

Clean

Scary

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 2 pts

Section A: Reading Comprehension (10 marks)

Read the passage below and answer the following questions:


Text: Cole’s Kingdom

After arriving at Grandma Jenny’s house, Cole and his family began sorting out her belongings, ready for her to move out. Cole had the special task of clearing out the attic.

The attic was long and gloomy, filled with mixed-up shapes and threatening angles. Faint light seeped in from three grimy skylights, and the air was thick with dust. Fresh rain tapped lightly on the roof, and wind whipped through the trees outside. Cole felt far away from everyone, as if the world and everything in it were trapped within the attic.

As Cole flicked on an old light switch, he was amazed. Instead of dusty old boxes, the attic was a treasure trove. There were cupboards made of dark wood, engraved with leaves and flowers, stuffed with ancient books, silver cups, and brass ornaments. He opened a chest to find clothes from what looked like Victorian times, and in another chest, a collection of antique jewellery.

Cole found himself tiptoeing around the objects, feeling like he was walking through a sleeping world. His fingers brushed against a wooden rocking horse that seemed so lifelike it gave him a start. He felt like he was trespassing in a forgotten, magical kingdom.

As he explored further, something sparkled beneath a pile of old blankets. Cole cautiously pulled at it, revealing what looked like a beautiful piece of jewellery, possibly a crown, hidden away for years.

What do you think will happen next in the story based on Cole's discovery of the crown?

Cole will hide the crown and not tell anyone.

Cole will show the crown to his family.

Cole will take the crown to school.

Cole will sell the crown.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 2 pts

Section A: Reading Comprehension (10 marks)

Read the passage below and answer the following questions:


Text: Cole’s Kingdom

After arriving at Grandma Jenny’s house, Cole and his family began sorting out her belongings, ready for her to move out. Cole had the special task of clearing out the attic.

The attic was long and gloomy, filled with mixed-up shapes and threatening angles. Faint light seeped in from three grimy skylights, and the air was thick with dust. Fresh rain tapped lightly on the roof, and wind whipped through the trees outside. Cole felt far away from everyone, as if the world and everything in it were trapped within the attic.

As Cole flicked on an old light switch, he was amazed. Instead of dusty old boxes, the attic was a treasure trove. There were cupboards made of dark wood, engraved with leaves and flowers, stuffed with ancient books, silver cups, and brass ornaments. He opened a chest to find clothes from what looked like Victorian times, and in another chest, a collection of antique jewellery.

Cole found himself tiptoeing around the objects, feeling like he was walking through a sleeping world. His fingers brushed against a wooden rocking horse that seemed so lifelike it gave him a start. He felt like he was trespassing in a forgotten, magical kingdom.

As he explored further, something sparkled beneath a pile of old blankets. Cole cautiously pulled at it, revealing what looked like a beautiful piece of jewellery, possibly a crown, hidden away for years.

Which part of the story shows explicit information about the attic's condition?

"The attic was long and gloomy, filled with mixed-up shapes..."

"Cole opened the chest and found clothes..."

"He turned on the light..."

"He touched the rocking horse nervously."

6.

OPEN ENDED QUESTION

5 mins • 2 pts

Section A: Reading Comprehension (10 marks)

Read the passage below and answer the following questions:


Text: Cole’s Kingdom

After arriving at Grandma Jenny’s house, Cole and his family began sorting out her belongings, ready for her to move out. Cole had the special task of clearing out the attic.

The attic was long and gloomy, filled with mixed-up shapes and threatening angles. Faint light seeped in from three grimy skylights, and the air was thick with dust. Fresh rain tapped lightly on the roof, and wind whipped through the trees outside. Cole felt far away from everyone, as if the world and everything in it were trapped within the attic.

As Cole flicked on an old light switch, he was amazed. Instead of dusty old boxes, the attic was a treasure trove. There were cupboards made of dark wood, engraved with leaves and flowers, stuffed with ancient books, silver cups, and brass ornaments. He opened a chest to find clothes from what looked like Victorian times, and in another chest, a collection of antique jewellery.

Cole found himself tiptoeing around the objects, feeling like he was walking through a sleeping world. His fingers brushed against a wooden rocking horse that seemed so lifelike it gave him a start. He felt like he was trespassing in a forgotten, magical kingdom.

As he explored further, something sparkled beneath a pile of old blankets. Cole cautiously pulled at it, revealing what looked like a beautiful piece of jewellery, possibly a crown, hidden away for years.

What clues in the story helped you predict Cole's nervousness about the attic?

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7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

5 mins • 2 pts

Part 2: Grammar

What is the structure of the following sentence? "The attic was dark and filled with strange shapes."

Simple sentence

Compound sentence

Complex sentence

Compound-complex sentence

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