WBBSE Class VII English Solutions

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Q1.

Complete this table.

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1.emeraldgreen
2.rubyred
3.sapphireblue

Q2.

Tick the correct options.

  1. Emeralds, rubies, sapphires and diamonds are examples of _______________
    1. ordinary stones.
    2. precious stones.
    3. useful stones.
  2. A flint is _______________ an emerald, a ruby, a sapphire or a diamond.
    1. as precious and expensive as
    2. not as precious and expensive as
    3. more precious and expensive than
  3. A flint lies in mud but it is _______________ precious stones.
    1. as pretty as
    2. much brighter than
    3. more useful than
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  1. (b) precious stones
  2. (c) more precious and expensive than
  3. (c) more useful than
Q3.

Why is the diamond a 'brilliant stone'?

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Q4.

Explain the line 'An opal holds a fiery spark.'

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Q5.

What does 'hold fire' mean in the poem?

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The term ‘hold fire’ in the poem means to be able to make fire. When two flints are rubbed together they ignite fire.