Mid term examination -2011 class vii

FAZAIA SCHOOLS & COLLEGES
Roll No : _____________________

Name : _____________________

MID-TERM EXAMINATION -2011 Class : _____________________

Question Paper : Class VII Section : _____________________
Subject : Mathematics
Time Allowed: 3 Hours Total Marks: 100
SECTION-A
(Marks : 20)
Time Allowed : 30 Minutes
Note: All parts of this section are to be answered on the question paper itself. It should be
completed in first 30 minutes and handed over to the supervisory staff.
Deleting/overwriting is not allowed. Do not use lead pencil.

Q.1 Choice of correct answer should be indicated by writing A/B/C/D in the box.

(i)
If A = {1,2, ,}3 {B = {1,2,3, }4 then A_____B.

(A) = (B) ∉ (C) ⊆ (D) ↔
(ii) Non-empty sets which have no members in common are called _____sets.
(A) equal (B) equivalent (C) non equivalent (D) disjoint

(iii) 0
is a _____.
0
(A) positive integer (B) negative integer
(C) rational number (D) none of these
(iv) −4 −8
÷ =_____
13 39
3 −2 2 -3
(A) (B) (C) (D)
2 3 3 2
(v) 2 4
The reciprocal of × is
−3 −5
−8 15 8
(A) (B) (C) (D)
15 8 − 15
8
15
(vi) Round off 112.999 to nearest whole number_____
(A) 112.100 (B) 112.000 (C) 113 (D) 112.109
(vii) 38416 =_____

(A) 269 (B) 296 (C) 691 (D) 196

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(viii) ( −5) 6 ÷ ( −5) 8 = _____
1 1
(A) − 5 14 (B) (C) − 5 48 (D)
52 5 −2
(ix) According to Islamic law, widow’s share in property is_____
1 1
(A) of property (B) of
2 4
property
1 3
(C) of property (D) of property
8 4
Discount is reduction made on _____
(x)
(A) S.P (B) Profit (C) C.P (D) M.P
(xi) A − P = _____
(A) r (B) I (C) t (D) M.P
(xii) A B ⊆ _____
(A) B (B) A (C) Φ (D) B A
(xiii) −3 6
=
? − 16
(A) 8 (B) -8 (C) 2 (D) –2
(xiv) 1
= _____
6
(A) 0.177 (B) 0.666 (C) 0.616 (D) 0.1666
(xv) If S.P is Rs 256 and profit is Rs 56 then profit %=______.
(A) 25% (B) 28% (C) 20% (D) 56%
(xvi) Rate of Zakat on yearly saving is _____
(A) 2.5% (B) 20.5% (C) 5.2% (D) 25.2%
(xvii) A numeral without any variable is called_____
(A) constant (B) base
(C) co-efficient (D) exponent
(xviii + a ÷ ( −b) = _____
) a b
(A) + (B)
b a
b a
(C) − (D) −
a b
(xix) 1 2 
3

 x  =_____
2 
3 2 1 6
(A) x (B) x
2 2
3 6 1 6
(C) x (D) x
2 8
(xx) Number of terms in expression 2x 2 y + 3xy − 2x are _____
(A) 1 (B) 2
(C) 3 (D) 4


MID-TERM EXAMINATION – 2011
Question Paper : Class VII
Subject : Mathematics

Note: Questions in Sections ‘B’ and ‘C’ are to be answered on the separately
provided answer book. Write your answers neatly and legibly.
Section – B
(Marks: 40)
Note: Attempt any TEN questions. Each question carries FOUR marks.
Q.2 Derive the positive square root of 974169.
3 2
 1  1
Q.3 Find the value of  ÷ ÷  ÷
2 4
4 3
Q.4 The sum of two rational numbers is . One of them is − . Find the other.
5 4

Q.5 If 8 men can do a job in 12 days, how long will 24 men take to complete it?
Q.6 A man purchased a dozen pens for Rs 25 each and sold them at Rs 28 each. Find the
profit as well as the profit percent on the transaction.

Q.7 What will the interest be on Rs 600 for 3 years and 6 months and 20 days at 6% per
annum?

Q.8 Add: 4x 2 − 5xy − 6y 2 , 10xy − 6x 2 + 3y 2 , 3y 2 − 4x 2 + 2xy .

Q.9 The cost of 5 meters cloth is Rs.300. How many meters of the same cloth can be
purchased for Rs.180?
Q.10 If A = {0,2,4,6,8} , B = {1,3,5,7,9} find
(i) A ∩B (ii) A ∪B

 −8 3   7 −16 
Q.11 Simplify :  × ÷+  × ÷
 5 4   8 25 

−5 −15 −35
Q.12 Solve : = =
7 ....... .......
41
Q.13 Write the decimal form of 1 using the long division method.
185
Q.14 Mr Arif paid Rs 1,125 as Zakat. What were his yearly savings?


Section – C
(Marks: 40)

Note: Attempt any FIVE questions. Each question carries EIGHT marks.
Q.15 A shopkeeper declares a 20% discount on his goods and sells at a profit of 25%. What is
the cost price of the goods if the marked price quoted is Rs 2,000?
Q.16 The sum of two quantities is 4ax + 3by + 2cz . If one of them is 5ax + by − cz , find the
other.

Q.17 The angles of a quadrilateral are in the ratio 3 : 4 : 6 : 7. Find the measures of the angles.
Q.18 If 13% is lost by selling goods for Rs 1475, what would be the loss or gain if the goods are
sold for Rs 1615?
Q.19 Simplify with the help of laws of exponents:
3
  −3  4  −3  2    3  2 
 ÷ × ÷  ÷  ÷ 
 4   4    4  
   

Q.20 Show that
−2  4 −8   −2 4   −2 −8 
+ = × + ×
3  5 15 ÷  3 5 ÷  3 15 ÷
     
Q.21 If U={0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8} , A={0,1,2,3} , B={2,3,4,5,6}, find
(i) A′ (ii) AB


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Roll No : _____________________

Name : _____________________
MID-TERM EXAMINATION – 2011 Class : _____________________
Section : _____________________
Subject : Computer Science
Time Allowed: 3 Hours Total Marks : 40 (Theory) + 10 (Practical) = 50
Section – A
(Marks: 16)
Time Allowed: 30 minutes
Q.1 Insert the correct option i.e. A/B/C in the empty box provided opposite to each part.
(i) The set of activities that allows data to be sent from one-data-processing
system to another:
(A) Data capture (B) Data communication
(C) Data collection
(ii) ______ means organizing data according to some pre-defined criteria.
(A) Grouped (B) Calculation
(C) Sorting
(iii) 1 GB or 1 gigabyte is equal to:
(A) 1024 KB
(B) 1024 MB
(C) 1024 GB
(iv) An electronic signal, when stored, is called a:
(A) Bit
(B) Byte
(C) Character
(v) Conversion of 27 into binary numbers is:
(A) 110112
(B) 11012
(C) 111102
(vi) A set of programs that helps a computer perform routine tasks:
(A) Application Software
(B) Entertainment Software
(C) System Software


(vii) Which of the followings convert source code into object code:

(A) Debugging (B) Disk failure
(C) Compiler

(viii) Which of the followings remove errors from a file.
(A) Operating System (B) Compiler
(C) Debugging
(ix) A collection of organized data is called:

(A) Graphics (B) Data Base
(C) Productivity

(x) Which of the followings can be changed by users.

(A) Operating System (B) System Software
(C) Open Source Software

(xi) ______ displays a document as it would appear in a book
(A) Reading Layout (B) Print Preview
(C) Print Out
(xii)
What does it do?
(A) Change column width (B) Hide the row
(C) Change row width
(xiii) A formula is entered in the _____
(A) Formula Bar
(B) Tool Bar
(C) Format Bar
(xiv) The SUM function is used to find the total of a given set of values. It is
written as:
(A) =sum (B2 : F2)
(B) =sum(B2 + F2)
(C) =sum(B2 – F2)
(xv) A cell can contain ______ characters.
(A) 0 – 125
(B) 0 – 235
(C) 0 – 255
(xvi) is the symbol of:

(A) The input / output symbol.
(B) Processing symbol.
(C) Decision symbol



Subject : Computer Science

Section – B
Time Allowed: 2:30 hours Marks: 24
Note: Attempt any EIGHT questions from Section-B on a separately provided answer book. All
questions carry equal marks. The answers to each question should not exceed 3 to 4 lines.
Write your answers neatly and legibly.

Q.2 Describe three forms in which data can be processed. (3)

Q.3 Describe three advantages of a computerized system over a manual (1 + 1 + 1)
system.

Q.4 Convert the following: (1 ½ + 1 ½)
(a) 19 into Binary number
(b) 11012 into Decimal

Q.5 Describe the three functions of an operating system. (3)

Q.6 What is meant by debugging? (3)

Q.7 What is a data base? Why should it be well-organized? (1 + 2)

Q.8 What is the advantage of viewing a document in different ways? (3)

Q.9 What is formula? Describe the elements of a formula. (1 + 2)

Q.10 What is a condition? (3)

Q.11 What is the difference between the IF…THEN statement and the IF… (1 ½ +1 ½)
THEN…ELSE statement?
Q.12 What is the difference between footnote and an end note? (1 ½ + 1 ½)



Roll No : _____________________

Name : _____________________

Class : _____________________

Section : _____________________
MID-TERM EXAMINATION -2011
Subject : English
Time Allowed: 3 Hours Total Marks: 100

Section – A
(Marks: 20)
Note: All parts of the sections ‘A’ and ‘B’ are to be answered on the question paper itself. It
should be completed in first 30 minutes and handed over to the supervisory staff.

Q.1 Choice of correct answer should be indicated by writing either A/B/C/D in the box.

(i) ‘Subjugate’ means:
(A) pillage (B) harass
(C) vanquish (D) annoyed

(ii) The word which means the same as ‘standing to’ is:
(A) get aside (B) get over
(C) get alert (D) get through

(iii) ‘Incognito’ means:
(A) known (B) alien
(C) unknown (D) well-known

(iv) _______ is considered cereal killer.
(A) Krispy Kreme (B) special agent
(C) sugar (D) murderer

(v) The board on which an artist mixes his colour is called:
(A) palate (B) palette
(C) pan (D) hardboard


(vi) Choose the irregular verb:
(A) love (B) hug
(C) have (D) look

(vii) Which one of the following is an example of –ed participle
(A) shrunk (B) spend
(C) went (D) did

(viii) The battle of panipat was fought in __________.
(A) 1460 (B) 1524
(C) 1526 (D) 1626

(ix) ___________ was the fastest growing food sector in America 2002?
(A) McDonald’s (B) Doughnut market
(C) KFC (D) Costa coffee

(x) The cork should be in the bottle of ___________ spirit when Graham
knocks:
(A) Chlorine spirit (B) Ammonium spirit
(C) methylated spirit (D) Sodium spirit

(xi) How are farmers affected in Zambia by the exodus of elephants from
Zimbabwe?
(A) the elephants are dangerous for the climate
(B) the elephants destroy their crops and trees
(C) the elephants walk outside their houses
(D) the elephants make places dirty

(xii) Jim shared his feelings with Connie about:
(A) wedding ceremony (B) birthday party
(C) Christmas ceremony (D) funeral ceremony

(xiii) In the poem ‘Island Man’ poet refers to:
(A) East circular roar (B) West circular roar
(C) North circular roar (D) South circular roar

(xiv) Which abstract noun is opposite to the other three.
(A) terror (B) confusion
(C) horror (D) satisfaction


(xv) Pip lives with his _______________.
(A) brother (B) older sister
(C) cousin (D) mother

(xvi) Sky surfing dream ends in _____________________.
(A) happiness (B) sadness
(C) normal condition (D) tragedy

(xvii) Simnel is derived from a Latin word meaning:
(A) Easter cake (B) fine flour
(C) plain flour (D) baking powder

(xviii) Which is the correct definition of homophones:
(A) words having same sound but different spellings and
meanings
(B) words having same meanings, spellings, sounds
(C) words having different sounds but same spellings and
meanings
(D) words have different sounds and different spellings and
meanings

(xix) Although Micheal Morpurgo’s ‘A Christmas Story’ is ________, it is
based on facts.
(A) reality (B) poem
(C) fiction (D) essay

(xx) Samuel Pepys is England’s famous __________.
(A) poet (B) philosopher
(C) writer (D) diarist

Section B
(Marks: 30)
Q.2 Do as directed: (10)
(i) The past participle of look is _____________.

(ii) When cannon __________ (fire) at the advancing elephants, most of them
fled (use passive voice in past tense).

(iii) You must stand __________ for what you believe in (add preposition).

(iv) Amazed, we watched the (wave) flag (change base verb into –ing, -ed
participle).


___________________________________________________________
(v) Asad has been reading this book!
This sentence is an example of ____________________________ voice.

(vi) Molten is –ed participle of the base verb _____________.

(vii) Write the homophones of chilly _______________.

(viii) Complete the adjective.

__ em __ __ __ ab __ __

(ix) Use the word ‘barrel’ in your sentence making the meaning clear.

_______________________________________________________________

(x) What is male sheep called _________________________________________

Q.3 (a) Fill in the gaps with prepositions to complete the phrasal verb. (04)

by, back, in, down

(i) Rosalie agreed to stand _______ for Jennifer at Monday’s meeting.

(ii) An Ambulance was standing ________ at the athletics stadium.

(iii) Stand _________! Stand ________! The police man ordered.

(b) Change the base verb into pre-modifying adjective by using the (03)
appropriate –ing or –ed participle.

(i) The beautifully (sing) carols were a joy to hear.

______________________________________________________

(ii) That Christmas day will always be a (treasure) memory for me.

______________________________________________________

(iii) The goalposts were marked by (dump) great coats.

______________________________________________________


Q.4 (a) Match the words in the left hand side column with their correct (04)
meanings in the right hand side column.

conviction
diseased
suppurated
oozed
dressing
belief
infected
applications

(b) Match the items in left hand side column with the relevant terms in (04)
right hand side column:

palette, palate determiner

some past participle

shared irregular verb

drank homophones

Q.5 Translate any FIVE sentences in English. (05)



Subject : English

SECTION C
(Marks: 50)
Note: Questions in Section ‘C’ are to be answered on the separately provided answer book.
Write your answers neatly and legibly.
Q.6 Answer any SIX questions from the following. (18)

(a) Why was the hsin–ouq so sure that Shwe Doke had been freed by a
human hand?

(b) Why are the elephants described as ‘refugees’?

(c) Is culling the answer? What problems would be associated with culling the
elephants?

(d) What was the significance of the white flag?

(e) Why were the Turkish gunners so useful to Babur?

(f) What happened to Ibrahim Lodhi’s body?

(g) Why did Pepys and his friends dig holes in ground?

(h) Why are dietitians worried about Krispy Kreme doughnuts?

(j) How did Pauline Richards die?

Q.7 Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given at the (06)
end:
On 06 August, 1945, a B29 bomber dropped the world’s first atomic bomb
on Hiroshima, a city which had until then experienced very little conventional
bombing. The atomic bomb exploded at 8:15 a.m, 580 meters above the city
centre. Tens of thousands of people were killed instantly by the blast, and the
death toll rose to between 180000 and 200000 over the following years.
Question:
(a) When was Hiroshima attacked?
(b) Where and when the atomic bomb was exploded?
(c) How many people were killed after the explosion?


Q.8 (a) Read the following stanza carefully and answer the questions given at (06)
the end.
Summer, and the long grass is a snare drum
The air hums with jets
Down at the end of the meadow,
Far from the radio’s terrible news,
we cut the hay. All afternoon
its wave breaks before the tractor blade
Over the hedge our neighbour travels his field
in a cloud of lime, drifting our land
With a chance gift of sweetness.
Questions:
(i) What are the people in the poem doing in the field?
(ii) What can they hear in the sky?
(iii) Explain what is meant by ‘chance gift of sweetness’.
(b) Paraphrase any ONE of the following stanza: (05)
I tasted the landscape, customs
of my father’s country
its fever on biting a chilli.
OR
comes back to sands
of a grey metallic soar
to surge of wheels
to dull North circular roar

Q.9 Write a letter to the editor of your local newspaper to express your support (15)
for the plan of opening Krispy Kreme shops.
OR
Write down a summary of the story ‘Fire’. Write just two paragraphs.



Roll No : _________________________

Name : _________________________
MID-TERM EXAMINATION - 2011
Class : _________________________
Subject : General Science Section : _________________________
Time Allowed : 3 Hours Total Marks : 100
Section – A
Marks: 20

Q.1 Choice of correct answer should be indicated by writing A/B/C in the box.
(i) A deficiency of iron causes a disease:
(A) Anaemia (B) Scurvy (C) Pneumonia
(ii) Enzyme called proteases breakdown proteins into:
(A) Amino acid (B) Fatty acid (C) Glycerol
(iii) Which of these diagrams represent element carbon?
(A) (B) (C)

(iv) Which of the following is an element?
(A) Ar (B) NaCl (C) H2O
(v) Copper conducts heat times better than Iron:
(A) Five (B) Ten (C) Fifteen
(vi) Absolute zero is the temperature at which a material has no heat energy, the
temperature is:
(A) –2710C (B) –2830C (C) –2730C

(vii) Benedicts solution is used to test the presence of ________ in food:
(A) Sugar (B) Fats (C) Proteins


(viii) The elements in group VII are called:
(A) Alkali metals (B) Noble gases (C) Halogens
(ix) The kinetic theory diagram represents?

(A) Solid (B) Liquid (C) Gases
(x) The Earth gets warmer through ____________ by the sun.
(A) Infrared radiation (B) Conduction (C) Convection
(xi) Are coloured, poisonous gases:
(A) Alkali metals (B) Halogens (C) Noble gases
(xii) Gas produced during fermentations is:
(A) Oxygen (B) Nitrogen (C) Carbondioxide
(xiii) Which diagram represents water molecule?

(A) (B) (C)
(xiv) An atom loses one or more electrons it become:
(A) Negative ion (B) Positive ion (C) Neutral ion
(xv) is simple way of exchanging gases between lungs and surrounding air:
(A) Respiration (B) Breathing (C) Storing energy
(xvi) When ATP is broken is formed and energy releases:
(A) ATP (B) ADP (C) ATP-ADP
(xvii) Glucose → lactic acid→ energy (small amount). This equation represents:
(A) Aerobic respiration (B) Anaerobic respiration
(C) Aerobic and An aerobic respiration
(xviii Black surfaces are:
)
(A) good absorber of heat (B) poor absorber of heat
(C) good emitter of heat
(xix) The air sac walls are only cell thick:
(A) One (B) Five (C) Ten
(xx) Bronchioles end in tiny sacs called:
(A) Cilia (B) trachea (C) Alveoli



Subject : General Science

Time Allowed : 2 Hours and 30 Minutes Marks : 80

Note Sections-‘B’ and ‘C’ are to be answered on the separately provided answer book. Write your
answers neatly and legibly.
Section-B
(Marks-40)
Note: Attempt any TEN questions. Each question carries FOUR marks.

Q.2 What is a deficiency disease? Give one example. (4)

Q.3 What happens in: (2+2)
(a) Large intestine (b) Rectum
Q.4 What is an element? Why carbon is called an element? (4)

Q.5 Write name and uses of coinage metals? (4)

Q.6 How many electrons do these elements have in their outer shell? (1+1+1+1)
(a) Nitrogen (b) Calcium (c) Germanium (d) Chlorine
Q.7 Explain the difference between alkali metals and halogens. (4)
Q.8 Describe how ATP releases energy quickly? (4)

Q.9 Explain and label the diagram: (4)

Q.10 (a) What are alveoli? (2)
(b) Give reasons why alveoli are good for gas exchange? (2)
Q.11 Chlorine has atomic number 17 and mass number 35. Draw a labelled diagram (4)
to show structure of a chlorine atom.

Q.12 (a) Define: (2)
(i) Tissue fluid (ii) Plasma

(b) Why fresh meat is wet? (2)

Q.13 Write Group numbers for: (4)
(i) Carbon (ii) Nitrogen (iii) Oxygen (iv) Sulphur

Q.14 Explain the difference between breathing and respiration. (2+2)


Section-C
(Marks-40)
Note: Attempt any FOUR questions. Each question carries TEN marks.
Q.15 (a) Describe the structure of starch molecule? (05)

(b) What happens to starch when it is digested? (05)
Q.16 Describe the changes in appearance of the substances when sodium and chlorine (10)
combine to form sodium chloride?
Q.17 (a) What is an ionic bond? (06)
(b) Which of the following are elements and which are compounds? (4)

(04)
MgO, Ar, NaCl, Cl2, N2, S8, He, H2O
Q.18 (a) Explain how a heater warms all the air in a room? (5)
(b) Why convection cannot happen in solids? (5)
Q.19 (a) Name the tubes that carry air to the lungs? (05)
(b) Why are there two bronchi? (05)
Q.20 (a) Label the diagram. 1 (06)

6

5 2

3
4 3

(b) Explain it? (04)


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Question Paper : Pakistan Studies
Time Allowed : 2.40 hours Total Marks: 68

Note: Sections ‘B ’and ‘C’ comprise pages 1-6 and questions therein are to be answered on

Roll No : _______________________
the separately provided answer book. Answer all the questions from secti on ‘B’ and
attempt any three questio ns from section ‘C’. Use supplementary answer sheet i.e
sheet B if required. Write your answers neatly and legibly.

Section - B
(Marks: 42)

MID-TERM EXAMINATION Name : _______________________
-2011
Class : _______________________
Section : _______________________
Subject : Social Studies
Time Allowed: 2 Hours 30 Minutes Total Marks: 50
Section – A
(Marks: 10)

Q.1 Choose the correct answer and indicate your choice by writing A/B/C in the box.
(i) The amount of average rainfall in Tropical forests is __________.
(A) 1000-2000 mm (B) 1800-2500 mm (C) 2000-3000 mm
(ii) Tea is originally a bush that grew in _______________.
(A) Somalia (B) South East Asia (C) China
(iii) The Muslim World produced _________ of the world out put of oil.
(A) 15% (B) 30% (C) 45%
(iv) __________ is used for X-ray equipments.
(A) lead (B) zinc (C) copper
(v) The Sahara desert is in ____________.
(A) Asia (B) Africa (C) America
(vi) Wages are called export things to sell:
(A) within the country (B) overseas (C) out of city


(vii) Rafflesia, the world’s biggest flower is found on the islands of __________.
(A) Malaysia (B) Indonesia (C) Turkey
(viii) __________ is the main occupation of the majority of people living in Muslim
world.
(A) Fishing (B) Mining (C) Agriculture
(ix) The only important producer of coal in the Muslim world is ____________.
(A) Pakistan (B) Kazakhstan (C) Iran
(x) People visit Saudi Arab for ______________.
(A) for beauty (B) for pilgrimage (C) to visit historical
places


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Question Paper : Pakistan Studies
Time Allo wed : 2.40 hours Total Marks: 68

Note: Sections ‘B’ and ‘C’ comprise pages 1-6 and questions therein are to be answered on
the separately provided answer book. Answer all the questions from section ‘B’ and
attempt any three questions from section ‘C’. Use supplementary answer sheet i.e
sheet B if required. Write your answers neatly and legibly.
Section - B
(Marks: 42)
Subject : Social Studies
Time Allowed : 2 Hours Marks : 40
Section-B
(Marks-40)
Note 1. Questions in this section are to be answered on the separately provided Answer
Book.
2. Attempt any TEN questions. Each question carries FOUR marks.
3. The answers should be short and to the point.
Q.2 What are the main physical features of Muslim worlds? (04)

Q.3 What are the advantages of Tropical rain forest? (04)

Q.4 Write down the famous deserts of Muslim world. (04)

Q.5 Write down the uses of rubber. (04)

Q.6 Why is Dubai called a shopper’s paradise? (04)

Q.7 What is balance of payment? (04)

Q.8 How is Pakistan affected by the monsoon? (04)

Q.9 Match the column and re-write in your answer book. (04)
CLIMATE COUNTRIES
Tropical forest Mali, Niger, Chad
Hot desert Kazakistan, Uzbekistan
Semi desert and scrub Malaysia, Indonesia
Tropical desert Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Libya

Q.10 What is global warming? (04)

Q.11 Write down the by-product of petroleum. (04)

Q.12 What are the reasons behind the late industrialization in Muslim World? (04)


Q.13 What these pictures show? (04)


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