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CBSE Unseen Passage for Class 7

Unseen passage for Class 7 is an important part of the reading section in the English subject. From an examination point, the unseen passages carry a good weightage of approximately 10 to 20 marks. So, practising unseen passages for Class 7 helps in scoring good marks in the exam. Moreover, it will help them to improve their reading skills.

Unseen Passage for Class 7 English

Here, we have provided different sets of unseen passages for Class 7 students. Practising these unseen passages will help students to answer the comprehension passage fastly. Also, they get to know how to handle the different variety of questions in the passages. By practising the following unseen passages for Class 7, students gain confidence to solve tough unseen passages as well.

Unseen Passage for Class 7 English – Passage 1

Read the following passage carefully. (5 Marks)

I am the mother of three children. My youngest daughter is sick. She has an illness that will never go away, but it can be managed. She needs medicine to manage her illness. This medicine used to cost ten dollars a month. Now it costs thirty dollars a month. Without this medicine, my daughter has trouble breathing. Sometimes her lungs do not work well. She cannot get enough air into her lungs. Then she needs the medicine to help her lungs work again. We have to buy the medicine. We do not have a choice. But it will be hard to find an extra thirty dollars a month. Our family will have to spend less money on other things.

Based on the understanding of reading the above passage, choose the right answer from the options.

Q1) The daughter needs the medicine to (1 Mark)

A. give her more air

B. help her lungs work again

C. breathe for her when she cannot

D. make her illness go away

Q2) The mother says, “We do not have a choice” to explain that (1 Mark)

A. she will definitely buy the medicine

B. someone else is making her buy the medicine

C. her daughter will die without the medicine

D. she does not want to buy the medicine

Q3) Based on information in the passage, it can be understood that in the future, the family will most likely (2 Marks)

A. needs help paying for the medicine

B. find extra money hidden somewhere

C. only buy things on sale

D. have to save money on something else

Q4) What is the main reason the family will have to spend less money on other things? (1 Mark)

A. the daughter has an illness that will never go away

B. the price of the medicine went up

C. the daughter needs the medicine to help her breathe

D. twenty dollars every month is a lot of money

Unseen Passage for Class 7 English – Passage 2

Watching is meditation. What you watch is irrelevant. You can watch the trees, you can watch the river, you can watch the clouds, you can watch children playing around. Watching is meditation. What you watch is not the point; the object is not the point. The quality of observation, the quality of being aware and alert – that’s what meditation is. Remember one thing; meditation means awareness. Whatsoever you do with awareness is meditation. Action is not the question, but the quality that you bring to your action is. Walking can be a meditation if you walk alert. Sitting can be a meditation if you sit alert. Listening to the birds can be a meditation if you listen with awareness. Just listening to the inner voice of your mind can be a meditation if you remain alert and watchful. The whole point is one should not move in sleep. Then whatever you do is meditation.

The first step in awareness is to be very watchful of your body. Slowly, one becomes alert about each gesture, and each movement. And as you become aware, a miracle starts happening; many things that you used to do before simply disappear; your body becomes more relaxed, your body becomes more attuned. A deep peace starts prevailing even in your body; subtle music pulsates in your body. Then, start becoming aware of your thoughts; the same has to be done with emotions; you will be surprised at what goes on inside you. If you write down whatever is going on at any moment, you are in for a great surprise. You will not believe that this is what is going on inside you. And ten minutes later, read it – you will see a mad mind inside! Because we are not aware, this whole madness goes on running like an undercurrent. It affects whatsoever you are doing; it affects everything. And the sum total of it is going to be your life! So this madman has to be changed. And the miracle of awareness is that you need not do anything except just become aware. The very phenomenon of watching it changes it. Slowly the madman disappears, and slowly the thoughts start falling into a certain pattern; their chaos is no more; they become more of the cosmos. And then again, a deeper peace prevails. And when your body and your mind are at peace, you will see that they are attuned to each other, too; there is a bridge. Now they are not running in different directions; they are not riding different horses. For the first time, there is an accord, and that accord helps immensely to work on the third step, which is becoming aware of your feelings, emotions, and moods. That is the subtlest layer and the most difficult, but if you can be aware of the thoughts, then it is just one more step. A little more intense awareness is needed, and you start reflecting on your moods, your emotions and your feelings. Once you are aware of all these three, they all become joined into one phenomenon. And when all these three are one, functioning together perfectly, humming together, you can feel the music of all the three; they have become an orchestra – then the fourth happens, which you cannot do. It happens on accord. It is a gift from the whole; it is a reward for those who have done these three. And the fourth is the ultimate awareness that makes one awakened. One becomes aware of one’s awareness – that is the fourth. That makes a Buddha awakened. And only in that awakening does one come to know what bliss is. The body knows pleasure, the mind knows happiness, the heart knows joy, and the fourth knows bliss. Bliss is the goal of sannyas, of being a seeker, and awareness is the path towards it.

The important thing is that you are watchful, that you have not forgotten to watch, that you are watching………watching……watching. Slowly as the watcher becomes more and more solid, stable, and unwavering, a transformation happens. The things that you were watching disappeared. For the first time, the watcher itself becomes watched, and the observer itself becomes observed. You have come home.

Answer the following questions based on the passage:

Q1) The whole journey of watching follows a particular order. Arrange the following options in their correct order. (1 Mark)

i. Awareness of thoughts

ii. Awareness of moods

iii. Awareness of one’s awareness

iv. Awareness of the body

A. iv, iii, ii, i

B. iv, ii, i, iii

C. iv, i, ii, iii

D. i, iii, ii, iv

Q2) From the passage, which of the following statements are true in respect of ultimate awareness? (1 Mark)

i. Constant practice helps us to achieve ultimate awareness. ii. All those who can watch their moods can attain ultimate awareness.

iii. It is a conscious outcome of our practice of watching

iv. Ultimate awareness is bliss.

A. All four statements are correct.

B. Only three statements are correct.

C. Only two statements are correct.

D. Only one statement is correct.

Q3) The author in the passage talks about a mad mind. Which of the following assumptions is made by the author? (1 Mark)

A. Minds of all men are mad.

B. A mad mind cannot be cured.

C. Not all minds are mad.

D. A mad mind can be cured.

Q4) Which of the following titles is definitely true about meditation? (1 Mark)

A. Watching is meditation.

B. Meditation is watching.

C. Awareness is meditation.

D. Awakening is meditation.

Q5) “Bliss” in the above passage mean? (1 Mark)

i. Awareness of the external environment.

ii. Awareness of the internal self.

A. Statement i is true.

B. Statement ii is true.

C. Both statements are true.

D. None of the statements is true.

Unseen Passage for Class 7 English – Passage 3

Nepal, a small, mountainous country tucked between India and China, may seem completely foreign to many Americans. Cows walk down busy streets unharmed, 24 different languages are spoken, and people eat two meals of rice and lentils every day. Nepali holidays, many of which are related to the Hindu religion, can seem especially bizarre to Americans unfamiliar with the culture. However, if we look beyond how others celebrate to consider the things they are celebrating, we find surprising similarities to our own culture.

The biggest holiday in Nepal is Dashain, a ten-day festival for the Hindu goddess Durga that takes place in September or October. According to Hindu beliefs, Durga defeated the evil demons of the world. To thank the goddess, people visit temples in her honour and sacrifice goats or sheep as offerings. Throughout the year, most Nepalis do not eat much meat because it is expensive, but Dashain is a time to enjoy meat every day. Children fly colourful, homemade kites during Dashain. People also construct enormous bamboo swings on street corners and in parks. Every evening people gather at these swings and take turns swinging. Nepalis say that by swinging, people can relieve the earth of their weight, if only for a few minutes out of the year. Dashain is a time for people to eat good food, relax, and enjoy themselves!

Aside from eating and enjoying themselves, during Dashain, people also receive blessings from their elders. Schools and offices shut down so people can travel to be with their families. Reuniting with family reminds people of the importance of kindness, respect, and forgiveness. People also clean and decorate their homes for Dashain. And, like many holidays in the United States, it is a time for shopping. Children and adults alike get new clothes for the occasion. People express appreciation for all that they have while looking forward to good fortune and peace in the year to come.

During American holidays, people may not sacrifice goats or soar on bamboo swings, but we do often travel to be with family members and take time off work or school to relax. No matter how we celebrate, many people around the world spend their holidays honouring family, reflecting on their blessings, and hoping for good fortune in the future.

Answer the following questions carefully after reading the above passage:

Q1) According to the passage, Hindus believe that the goddess Durga (1 Mark)

A. sacrifices goats and sheep

B. defeated the evil demons of the world

C. visits temples

D. enjoys meat every day

Q2) As used in paragraph 1, bizarre most nearly means? (1 Mark)

A. unbelievable

Q3) Both the colourful kites and bamboo swings are used as examples of? (1 Mark)

A. ways people relax and enjoy themselves during Dashain.

B. things people honour and reflect on during Dashain.

C. offerings to the goddess Durga.

D. ways people reunite with family during Dashain.

Q4) Which of the following sentences from the passage best indicates why the author thinks Nepal would seem very foreign to many Americans? (1 Mark)

A. “Cows walk down busy streets unharmed, 24 different languages are spoken, and people eat two meals of rice and lentils every day.”

B. “Every evening, people gather at these swings and take turns swinging.”

C. “People also clean and decorate their homes for Dashain.”

D. “During American holidays, people may not sacrifice goats or soar on bamboo swings, but we do often travel to be with family members and take time off work or school to relax.”

Q5) The author suggests that although people in different cultures celebrate holidays differently, one similarity is that many people? (1 Mark)

A. ask for blessings from their elders during holidays

B. agree that holidays reveal a lot about a culture

C. believe that holidays must be celebrated

D. think of holidays as a time to spend with their families

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7th Grade Reading Comprehension Worksheets

The middle school reading comprehension passages below include 7th grade appropriate reading passages and related questions. Please use any of the printable worksheets (you may duplicate them) in your classroom or at home. Just click on the worksheet title to view details about the PDF and print or download to your computer.

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Anne of Avonlea

Your student will practice citing supporting evidence with a passage from “Anne of Avonlea.”

Biography of Abraham Lincoln

Your student can read about the life of Abraham Lincoln and write a short summary in this worksheet.

Coyote: the Survivor of North America

Your student will read a short informational passage about the coyote and then practice finding supporting evidence.

Earthquakes

Your student will determine the contextual meaning of words in this informative passage about earthquakes.

Grand Canyon

Your student will learn about the Grand Canyon and determine the meanings of words in the passage.

Oliver Twist

Your student will summarize a passage from Charles Dicken’s classic novel, “Oliver Twist” in this worksheet.

The Attack on Pearl Harbor

In this worksheet, your student will be asked to analyze the influence of the attack on Pearl Harbor on Americans.

The Jabberwocky

In this worksheet, your student will analyze the fun nonsense words in Lewis Carroll’s “The Jabberwocky” and determine whether the word is a noun, adjective or verb.

The Prince and the Pauper

In this worksheet on Mark Twain’s “The Prince and the Pauper,” your student will compare the settings of Tom Canty’s real life and dream life.

The Road Not Taken

Your student will explore the figurative language in Robert Frost’s beautiful poem, “The Road Not Taken.”

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Reading Comprehension Worksheets for Grade 7

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Thanks to their diversity, our free, printable reading comprehension worksheets for grade 7 can be read both for pleasure and as an assignment. These pdfs boost later literacy skills and encourage learners to engage with the world around them. Master key reading skills and strategies, including analyzing the structure and style of the text, looking for evidence to support statements, and more.

These reading passages are appropriate for 7th graders.

The Alternative Sitter

Being an alternate babysitter wasn't as bad as Garret thought it would be. Go through this reading piece and answer the questions, which include finding if a verb used is transitive or intransitive.

The Spelling Bee

Gary failed to spell "oppress" correctly, but Arlen spelled his word just right. The aha moment in this segment is when Arlen tells Gary he had done a good job despite not making it to the next round.

A Day at the Beach

Who doesn't enjoy playing in the water? "A Day at the Beach" takes you on a trip to the beach, leaving your spirits high and your vocabulary enhanced. Explain a metaphor, find specific details, and more.

A Special Dessert

Pablo accomplishes his mission of finding the special dessert, and the king is pleased. A grade 7 comprehension worksheet, "A Special Dessert," has what it takes to blow the budding reader away.

Congratulations Callie

This printable story gets off the ground with an amazing figure of speech, which is one among the five questions included. The story, thanks to its protagonist, will get kids excited about planting trees.

Central Park: An Urban Oasis

The lush, green expanse of Central Park cuts right through the hustle and bustle of New York City. This 7th grade informational text is a fitting tribute to this iconic landmark of NYC.

Times Square: The Crossroads of the World

Offering a wholesome slice of New York City's artistic and cultural heritage, this pdf exercise focuses on one of the Big Apple's most commonly recognized attractions, Times Square.

How Cells Make Energy

Delve into the depths of one of life's most fundamental processes, cellular respiration. Explore the three parts of this process and understand just how significant they are for survival.

Coral Reef Ecosystems: Underwater Wonders

Enter an underwater wonderland in this part of our 7th grade reading passages. Get to know how coral reefs play an important role in aquatic ecosystems and the threats they face.

Bioluminescence

Uncover yet another underwater wonder in this worksheet that explains the phenomenon of bioluminescence. Learn what makes some animals glow even in pitch-black darkness.

Hop on a ride and go round and round in this comprehension passage for grade 7, where the focus lies firmly on the spinning spectacles of carousels, their history and their evolution.

Hershey's World: A Sweet Escape

Capturing the decadence and delight of chocolate, this section about Hershey's World is sure to tantalize students' taste buds while also stimulating their budding minds.

New York City: The Rise of a Megacity

Travel back in time and trace the growth of America's most populous city step-by-step. Get a rundown of the major developments that have made New York City the megalopolis it is today.

Particles in Motion

Get down to the basics and look at things around you at a microscopic level. Discover the concept of Brownian motion before stepping into the realm of quantum physics.

The Klondike Gold Rush

Blindingly bright and glittery, this passage explains the Klondike Gold Rush, its timeline, the events involved in it, its historical significance, and the lessons it imparts.

The Transformation of Our Lives by Robots

Robots are no longer a thing of the future, for science has already made huge strides, ushering in an era of automation and artificial intelligence. This grade 7 reading comprehension worksheet focuses on robotics.

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There are a number of strategies that you can use to improve your ability to comprehend what you read. The most important thing I find is that students that are self-aware which means they understand what they do not know. When students understand what they do not know, focusing on that can be hugely beneficial for them. Taking small notes on what you read along the way, this will help remind you of the important points. Better yet, when you complete reviewing a body of work complete a graphic organizer that outlines the work itself. Make sure to be able to answer questions that anyone may ask you on the work. The more you question yourself, the more you will come away with. Make sure that you can summarize everything you read each and every time.

These worksheets contain reading assignments for your seventh grade students. Students will read a story or article and then be asked to answer questions about what they have just read. 7th grade students are ready for a more difficult reading passage. They are also ready to edit the grammar and or spelling within that work. Students are also getting better at understanding the sequence and relationships built into a story. This is why we include many dual character works in the below reading worksheets. These seventh grade reading worksheets will help you begin to understand the way in which the middle school works. They start rotating teachers very regularly and reading within the content area more than ever before.

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Printable 7th grade reading comprehension worksheets, click the buttons to print each worksheet and answer key., ermengarde reading passage.

An excerpt passage from A Little Princess. This is followed up by the two question sheets found below.

Ermengarde Passage Page 2

There is a lot of dialogue in this one.

Ermengarde Fill in Questions

What does Sara's father say that she always wants to do when she sees people in trouble?

Ermengarde Free Response

Compare and contrast the personalities of Sara and Ermengarde.

Fire and Ice

How would you describe the speaker’s world view? What is the fire and what is the ice? What do you think this poem is about?

One Dog Down Reading Passage

The trees had been stripped by a recent wind of their white covering of frost, and they seemed to lean towards each other, black and ominous, in the fading light.

One Dog Down Questions

What does Henry think is behind what Bill tells him about feeding the dogs?

A Mysterious Photo Reading Passage

Did Earhart and Noonan survive? We explore this notion.

A Mysterious Photo Questions

Why is the mystery about what happened to Amelia Earhart "far from over?"

The Girl Without Gravity Reading Passage

A section for From The Light Princess.

The Girl Without Gravity Essay

Discuss the different ways in which the princess is "without gravity."

The Catastrophe Reading Passage

The passage below is from the novel Jack and Jill by Louisa May Alcott. In the passage, a group of friends are out sledding on a winter's day. Read the passage, then answer the questions.

The Catastrophe Response Questions

Which coast does Jill choose for Jack to take her down?

Causes of the American Revolution Reading Passage

The American Revolution had a number of important catalysts, not the least of which was the character of the American people themselves.

Causes of the American Revolution Questions

What role did the character of the American people play in the American Revolution?

The Boy Next Door Reading Passage

A scored passage from From Little Women. This is perfect time to introduce this type of literature. Most grade leveled curriculum will include this title.

The Boy Next Door Questions

What causes Laurie to forget his bashfulness and grow sociable?

On Board the Beagle Reading Passage

From 1831 to 1836, Charles Darwin traveled the waters of South America on H.M.S. Beagle as a naturalist.

On Board the Beagle Questions

He recorded what he observed of the natural world around him in a diary that was later published as The Voyage of the Beagle.

A Tramp Abroad Reading Passage

Examine a piece by Mark Twain. This is another work that you will commonly see in most school district curriculum inventories.

A Tramp Abroad Questions

How many cities have the distinction of being built in order to commemorate a famous victory (or defeat) by Charlemagne?

Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) in Dogs Reading Passage

Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) is a serious neurological disorder in which a disc or cushioning pad between the vertebra of the spinal column degenerates, bulges outward, or even tears.

Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) in Dogs Questions

What is the goal in treating IVDD patients?

NASCAR: Then and Now Reading Passage

The first NASCAR-based track was the Darlington Raceway in South Carolina, which opened in 1951.

NASCAR: Then and Now Questions

What is the least amount of money that a corporation typically spends on to sponsor a NASCAR car?

What is an MRI? Reading Passage

An MRI can show things that cannot be shown by other procedures such as an X-ray, an ultrasound, or a computer tomography (CT) scan.

The Boston Terrier Reading Passage

This dog is believed to have been a cross between a bulldog and an English White Terrier, a breed that is now extinct.

The Boston Terrier Questions

What was the name of the one confirmed Boston Terrier ancestor?

On the Size of Nations

The passage below is from Democracy in America by Alexis De Tocqueville.

On the Size of Nations Questions

What reading skills do 7th graders have.

7th grade is a crucial stage in a student's developmental cycle. They have recently finished elementary school and shifted to middle school, where the pressure has increased significantly, and they are pushed to improve constantly. In 7th grade, students are expected to learn from and utilize the information they received in prior grades by implementing it in the present time. Reading is an extremely important tool for 7th graders, which helps them in future endeavors and makes them fast learners. Continue reading this blog to understand what reading skills 7th graders should have to help them reach their true potential.

Identification and Understanding of Literary Work

As 7th Graders, students should be able to identify the main ideas of a text and explain how the narrator contributes to the themes within the text. They should be able to receive the message the author delivers and discuss various literary works by different authors. Students are expected to read different genres and review significant literary pieces.

Reading Comprehension

An essential reading skill for 7th graders is reading comprehension. Students are expected to analyze literary pieces and comprehend what the text represents. They should be able to contrast and compare one literary piece with another by looking at the tone, vocabulary, tense, punctuation, rhythm, rhyme, and sentence structure used. An important part of reading comprehension is understanding what the author means and then linking the new information with what the student already knows. For instance, if a 7th grader is reading a text about aircraft accidents, they are expected to connect the authors' message with information they already have about airplanes, significant crashes, or the dangers of flying. This integration of new information with previous knowledge through reading is reading comprehension, and that is a reading skill 7th graders have.

Discuss Literary Work Orally and in Writing

A key indicator of reading done right is when students can discuss the concept behind literary work with their peers and teachers. It allows them to use their own words to explain the text's main ideas, which helps retain that information. In both oral and written discussions, 7th graders should be able to describe a text and elaborate on its meaning using direct quotes or facts learned when reading. When students use facts or quotes from a text to support their point of view, they retain that information with greater ease due to practice.

Form a Personal Opinion

A vital reading skill for 7th graders is the ability to form a personal opinion based on the text that they have read by other authors. 7th graders are expected to construct their own opinion about the text separate from the narrator's perspective when reading. Within their opinion, they can point out whether they liked the text, how it can be improved, what they agree with within the text, and the core components of the text that they can and will use for future reference. It becomes easier to learn and retain information when you take the time to form an opinion about it; as students, forming a personal opinion about any text enables them to read between the lines and truly understand each literary piece.   Utilize Text

It is crucial to focus when reading, so the information provided in the text can be used in real life. 7th graders are expected to utilize the text and use the facts or quotes they've learned in writing. When students are able to use the text they've read in their writing, it becomes ingrained in their memory. 7th graders should be able to write about and use the material they've read in future writing assignments. For instance, if a student has read a book on emotional wellness, they should be able to incorporate the information they've been exposed to in their assignment on why mental health is important.

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A second-age grader is frequently regarded as the start of their official schooling. Therefore, teaching English comprehension for Class 7 is needed when pupils start to learn how to comprehend what they read. There are various methods to improve comprehension. When applying different techniques, patience and ongoing guidance are required. Stories might be entertaining ways to improve comprehension. 

When working with kids, remember to provide guided practice and strategy modelling. Reduce your guidance as they develop their skills. The objective is to have kids employ the techniques on their own. Worksheets for reading comprehension concentrate on particular subjects, such as a texts "primary concept versus details," sequencing, and story aspects (characters, setting, plot). 

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We'll talk about comprehension in today's lesson. Understanding is synonymous with comprehension. If you don't understand a word, you'll probably need to look up its explanation and usage in a practical dictionary. In English grammar, comprehension frequently involves an unseen piece that students must read and grasp exactly in order to answer the questions that follow the passage. In this article, you will learn about comprehension with the help of examples and practice questions.

Reading Comprehension

What is the Objective of Reading Comprehension?

Understanding a given unseen passage is known as comprehension. The activity is easy. The passage's meaning should be understood by the students first, followed by a thorough understanding of the question’s nature and genuine response. The responses must be short and direct. Understanding is the cornerstone of precise writing which ultimately leads to composition writing in composition writing. As a result, understanding is crucial to the mental growth of English-learning students.

Comprehension

Unseen Passage/Reading Comprehension:

Reading is beneficial since it enhances your concentration, memory, empathy, and communication skills. It can help you live longer, reduce stress, and improve your mental health. Reading also allows you to learn new things that will help you excel at your job and in your student life as well. 

The objective of Reading Comprehension

Comprehension of a section that is hidden from view entails having a complete understanding of it. The fundamental goal of comprehension is to evaluate a student's capacity to correctly understand a passage and respond to questions based on the material in their own words. For this, a range of questions, including short answer questions, sentences that must be completed, filling in the blanks with the correct words, and vocabulary exercises, are provided. It is essential to read a text several times so that you have a thorough understanding of the overall theme before attempting to respond to the questions. Once the paragraph has been understood, it will be simple to respond to the questions.

It is natural to become sidetracked by minor details and lose track of the primary theme while reading unseen passages. The results are that the responses are either too general or too vague. All responses must be precise, short, and comprehensive in every way. Consequently,

Read the sentence briefly to get the gist of it.

Next, carefully read each question.

This time, carefully read the passage again, underlining the parts that contain the likely answers.

Keep your answers short, concise, and generic. Stay on point.

Since this component evaluates a person's capacity for quickly comprehending lengthy materials, one must first identify the likely answers in the chapter before interpreting them in one's own words. Be smart and avoid using the passage's precise words or phrases.

Unseen Passage 1

Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions.

Oscar Wilde, a giant with long hair, a bottle green fur-lined overcoat, and a spherical seal skin hat on his head, arrived in New York on January 2nd, 1882, as part of a lecture tour. He was surrounded by reporters who asked him pointless questions like how he wanted his eggs fried, much to his annoyance. How were his fingernails cut? What temperature did he prefer for his bath? His responses exhibited a complete lack of interest.

However, the customs officer greeted him with the typical question when he came ashore: "Have you anything to declare?" No, I have nothing to declare (pause) but my genius, Wilde retorted. Few statements have ever spread as swiftly and extensively across history as that one.

Questions of Passage 1:

Describe two characteristics of Oscar's physical look in New York.

What brought him to New York?

Oscar Wilde had no desire to respond to reporters' inquiries. Why?

What does Oscar Wilde's response to the questions posed by the customs officer reveal?

Find a word in the passage that describes a person's extraordinary abilities.

Answers of Passage 1:

He appeared to be a giant because of his height. He had long hair, too.

On a lecture trip, he visited New York.

Because the media were asking him pointless questions, Oscar Wilde had no interest in responding.

His wit and sense of humour are apparent in the response.

Genius is the word in the passage that describes a person's extraordinary abilities.

Unseen Passage 2

The arctic regions are home to Eskimos. They are typically not very tall, but they have strong shoulders and legs. They may be thousands of miles apart, but they speak the same language and can communicate with people from other groups. Mutual consent is required for marriage. They don't hold a formal wedding ceremony. Fishing and hunting are how Eskimos survive. Although the igloo, or snow house, of the Eskimos, is well recognized, in reality, they typically live in wood and turf buildings. Eskimos like carving while they are not hunting and working. They frequently craft exquisite things using ivory and wood.

Questions of Passage 2:

What kind of people are the Eskimos?

How is a shared language beneficial to them?

How do they support themselves?

What sort of things do they enjoy doing in their free time?

Specify the two kinds of houses that Eskimos people inhabit.

Find a word that describes an agreement in the passage.

Answers of Passage 2:

Although they are short, the Eskimos have strong shoulders and legs.

Members of a different group who may live thousands of kilometres apart can understand them.

By hunting and fishing, they support themselves.

In their spare time, they use ivory and wood to create beautiful objects.

Igloos, or snow huts, are available. However, they typically reside in homes made of wood and grass.

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1. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions.

Tourism is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the global economy, and it’s expected to continue growing at a significant rate throughout the next decade. This sector has long been heralded as a potential driver of growth for economies around the world, and there are many reasons why this is true.

First and foremost, tourism provides much-needed jobs and contributes significantly to national GDPs. It’s also an important source of revenue for large and small businesses; moreover, it generates considerable sums of tax revenue worldwide. In short, tourism has many benefits that go far beyond simply providing people with income or generating new business opportunities.

Questions of passage:

What is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the global economy?

What does tourism provide?

What does tourism generate worldwide?

What does tourism provide people with?

Tourism is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the global economy.

Tourism provides Jobs.

Considerable sums of tax revenue are generated worldwide by tourism.

Tourism provides people with an income.

2. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions.

The Tiger, one of the world's most iconic and recognizable animals, is in danger. The tiger population has decreased by over 30% in just the past decade, largely due to deforestation and poaching for their valuable fur skins. This decline may have serious consequences not only for tigers but also for other wildlife populations that rely on them as predators or prey.

Tigers are endemic to Asia and Southeast Asia, with an estimated 3,900 remaining in the wild today (down from 10,000 a century ago). With so few tigers left in the wild and increasing demand for their skins, pelts, bones etc., it is essential that we do all we can to safeguard this magnificent animal.

What is one of the world's most iconic and recognisable animals?

How much has the tiger population decreased in the past decade?

How many tigers are in the wild today?

What is it essential that we do all we can to protect the tiger?

Tiger is one of the world's most iconic and recognisable animals.

Over the last decade, the tiger population has declined by more than 30%. 

3,900 tigers are in the wild today.

Safeguarding is essential that we do all we can to protect the tiger.

Importance of An Unseen Passage for Class 7

Reading comprehension skills are required for children to comprehend what they read and learn how to read. A youngster who struggles with reading comprehension will probably continue to struggle in subsequent grades. In the second grade, students start to enhance their reading comprehension skills. 

In the second grade, students should be taught how to decode words and determine if a text is persuasive. They must evaluate the book's arguments and analysis. The purpose of comprehension for Class 7 pdf worksheets is to assist pupils in improving their literacy and strategic thinking abilities. Their self-assurance and rate of learning all improve.

Example of An Unseen Passage for Class 7 with Answers

There are more than 4000 species of spiders known to date. Spiders have two body segments and eight legs. They typically consume insects. Spiders use the web they create at various locations to catch prey. The eggs of black ants make an excellent meal for house spiders. Jungle spiders are particular eaters of frogs and small birds.

Questions:  

1. How many different species of spiders have been identified to date?

2. What do jungle spiders eat?

3. Can a spider eat other insects?

4. What does a home spider eat?

5. Find a synonym of swallow from the given passage. 

Answers:  

1. More than 40,000 species of spiders have been identified.

2. Jungle spiders consume frogs and tiny birds.

4. A home spider generally feeds on insects.

5. Consume is the synonym of swallow from the given passage.

What does the PDF Consist of, and How Does It Help?

Children cannot understand the meaning of what they read without comprehension. Children's comprehension of the text is improved by applying comprehension techniques, encouraging them to interact with the text and become active readers. 

Use Vedantu’s free, printable activities to practise and enhance your kids' writing, vocabulary, and reading comprehension. Each worksheet consists of a brief fiction or nonfiction story, followed by a few questions and a vocabulary-building exercise for each section.

When reading, students must recognize the text's key theme and express it in their own words. The kids can easily sort through the material provided for the unseen passage for Class 7 by Vedantu to identify what is crucial and what is not. 

In the example comprehension in our worksheets, we summarise the text's most crucial details in easier terms while using the fewest number of words possible. We have also elaborated on the tactics the students should use to get to the narrative's conclusion.

In this chapter, we learned about understanding comprehension and the various kinds of understanding, such as literal understanding, inferential understanding, and analytical understanding, as well as the distinctions between literal understanding, inferential understanding, and analytical understanding. The examples below demonstrate how to structure sentences for comprehension. Reading comprehension provides context for what is read. When words on a page convey more than just words, but also thoughts and ideas, reading comprehension happens. When reading is understood, it becomes more enjoyable, fun, and illuminating. The final section will cover practice questions and their associated solutions.

FAQs on English Grammar Comprehension For Class 7

1. What is Reading Comprehension?

The term comprehension describes the capacity to comprehend written language. Unlike the capacity to recognize words, it is different. Recognizing words without understanding what they mean does not achieve comprehension, which is the aim or objective of reading. Consider a scenario when a teacher assigns a text for a student to read. The youngster can read the entire chapter, but when asked to explain what was read, they cannot do so. What is read gains meaning when it is understood. Reading comprehension remains sustainable when words on a page are more than letters and sounds. Reading is joyful, entertaining, and educational when it is understood. 

2. What are some tips to improve reading comprehension skills?

The following simple yet useful advice will aid in the procedure of reading: 

Make reading enjoyable by reading aloud.

Ask yourself the important "WH" Questions.

3. What are the three crucial components of comprehension?

The ability to decode, read fluently, and correctly use language are essential for comprehension.

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Class 7 English Grammar Chapter 24 Comprehension

Class 7 English Grammar Chapter 24 Comprehension or Unseen Passage. Comprehension is the noun form of Comprehend. To comprehend means to grasp mentally in order to have full understanding of a thing. Comprehension is a person’s power of understanding a given unseen passage. It is a very light exercise. The students should first grasp the sense of the passage, fully understand the nature of the questions and then answer the questions in their own words. The answers should be brief and to the point. Comprehension forms the basis of Precis-writing which in its turn leads to composition writing. Thus comprehension plays a very significant part in the mental development of the students learning English.

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Delving into Chapter 24 of the Class 7 English Grammar syllabus, students are introduced to the pivotal skill of Comprehension, rooted in the word ‘Comprehend’. Truly understanding a text means mentally grasping its core essence, and that’s precisely what comprehension exercises aim to foster. Comprehension is more than just reading; it’s about understanding, analyzing, and deriving meaning from an unseen passage. For students, this isn’t merely an exercise; it’s a journey to develop a profound understanding of the English language.

Instructions to write the answers

• Read the passage carefully two or three times so that the theme of the passage may be understood.
• Read the questions carefully and underline the relevant portions of the given passage which you feel should be the most suitable answers.
• Now write answer to the questions in simple, easy and current language.
• Remember that the answers should be your own composition. Do not try to copy the very words of the passage.
• The answers must have sound grammatical construction. Great care should be taken in the use of punctuation also.
• Several answers should not be put in the same paragraph. Each answer should be written in a separate paragraph and should have its number corresponding to that of the question.

At the heart of comprehension lies the ability to discern the true meaning of a text. Students are encouraged to immerse themselves in the passage, ensuring they capture its nuances and overarching themes. Answering the subsequent questions demands a synthesis of this understanding, and students should prioritize brevity and precision in their responses. Answers need to be concise, reflecting a genuine grasp of the content, while also being articulated in the student’s unique voice.

Unseen Passage 1

A giant in stature, with long hair, wearing a bottle green fur lined overcoat and round seal skin cap on his head, Oscar Wilde arrived in New York on 2nd of January 1882 on a lecture tour. He was mobbed by reporters who asked him (much to his irritation) unimportant questions such as how he liked his eggs fried? How he trimmed his finger nails? And what temperature he preferred his bath to be? His answers showed a total lack of interest. However, when he stepped ashore, the customs official asked, “Have you anything to declare?” and with customary style. Wilde replied, “No, I have nothing to declare (pause) except my genius.” Few remarks in history have travelled as widely and as quickly as that one.

Questions for Practice

• Mention two details of Oscar’s physical appearance when he came to New York?
• Why did he come to New York?
• Oscar Wilde was not interested in answering the questions of reporters. Why?
• What does Oscar Wilde’s answer to the custom officer’s questions show?
• Find a word in the passage which means “exceptional ability in a person”.

Answers of Passage 1

• He was so tall that he looked like a giant. Secondly, he had long hair.
• He came to New York on a lecture tour.
• Oscar Wilde was not interested in answering the questions of reporters because they asked him unimportant questions.
• The answer shows his wit and sense of humour.

Moreover, comprehension is the stepping stone to more advanced English skills. It lays a robust foundation for precis-writing, ultimately guiding students towards the realm of composition writing. In the broader educational landscape, comprehension exercises are not mere tasks but tools for holistic mental development, enhancing students’ analytical capabilities and deepening their relationship with the English language.

Unseen Passage 2

Eskimos live in the polar areas. They are not usually tall but they have powerful legs and shoulders. They have a common language and can understand members of another group although they may come from many thousands of miles away. Marriage is by mutual consent. They do not have a special marriage ceremony. Eskimos live by hunting and fishing. The Eskimo snow house, which is called igloo, is very well-known, but in fact, Eskimos usually live in houses made of wood and turf. When they are not hunting and working, Eskimos like to carve. They use ivory and wood and they often make very beautiful objects.

• What do the Eskimos look like?
• How does a common language help them?
• How do they earn their living?
• What activities do they engage in during their spare time?
• Mention the two types of houses Eskimos live in.
• Find a word from the passage the means “agreement”.

Answers of Passage 2

• The Eskimos are not tall, but they have powerful legs and shoulders.
• They can understand members of another group who may be living thousands of miles away.
• They earn their living by hunting and fishing.
• They carve and make beautiful things using wood and ivory during their spare time.
• They have snow-houses called “igloo”. But usually they live in houses made of wood and grass.

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The word ‘Comprehension’ means understanding. Reading comprehension is defined as the level of understanding of a text. This understanding comes from the interaction between the words that are written and how one applies one’s knowledge and imagination outside the text.

Important Tips

• Read the passage thoroughly. Go through the passage once, without wasting too much time. Don’t be concerned about the words or phrases you don’t understand at first look.
• Underline the words and sentences which you don’t understand.
• Read all the questions once.
• After reading the passage, mark the parts where you feel the answer has been mentioned.
• Write the answer in your own words clearly and precisely.

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Are you looking for some Unseen Passage For Class 7 With Questions And Answers? Reading comprehension is a fundamental skill in a student’s overall academic development. Introducing unseen passages with accompanying questions has become necessary to the curriculum to boost this crucial ability. This article aims to explore the significance and benefits of utilizing unseen passages, along with providing examples of passages and their corresponding questions suitable for students in Class 7.

Importance of Unseen Passage for Class 7:

Unseen passage for class 7 enhance vocabulary and language proficiency by exposing students to various words and sentence structures. Additionally, these passages require students to analyze information, understand context, and improve comprehension skills.

Solving questions related to these passages helps students sharpen their critical thinking and analytical abilities by challenging them to make inferences, judgments, and interpretations. Ultimately, unseen passages help students become more articulate, comprehend complex ideas, and navigate through intricate textual representations.

Unseen Passage For Class 7 With Questions And Answers:

Below you can explore 15+ exercises of Unseen Passages for class 7. Make sure to practice all them for better preparation in your future exams.

1. Unseen Passage For Class 7:

The innovation of the printing press by Johannes Gutenberg in the 15th century revolutionized how information was spread throughout Europe. Before this revolutionary invention, books were painstakingly hand-copied by scribes, making them rare and incredibly expensive. However, with the introduction of the printing press, books could be mass-produced at a relatively low cost, making them more accessible to the general public.

Gutenberg’s printing press utilized movable type, an ingenious system where individual letters could be arranged, inked, and pressed onto paper. This breakthrough allowed for the rapid production of books, pamphlets, and other printed materials. As books became more widely available, European literacy rates increased, and a new era of learning and enlightenment began.

• Who invented the printing press?
• How did the printing press revolutionize the spread of information?
• What were books like before the invention of the printing press?
• What allowed Gutenberg’s printing press to produce books rapidly?
• What were the effects of the printing press on literacy rates?
• Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press.
• The printing press revolutionized the spread of information by allowing books to be mass-produced at a relatively low cost.
• Before the printing press, books were painstakingly hand-copied by scribes, making them rare and expensive.
• Gutenberg’s printing press utilized movable type, which allowed for the rapid production of books.
• The printing press increased literacy rates in Europe and led to a new era of learning and enlightenment.

2. Unseen Passage For Class 7:

In the heart of the Amazon rainforest lies a hidden paradise known as the Yasuni National Park. This vast conservation area is home to an incredible array of plant and animal species, many of which are found nowhere else on Earth. The park’s dense forests are filled with the sounds of chirping birds, howling monkeys, and buzzing insects, creating a symphony of nature that is both fascinating and awe-inspiring.

Yasuni National Park is a crucial habitat for the rare and elusive jaguar and the colourful poison dart frog. It is also a sanctuary for countless bird species, including the vibrant scarlet macaw and the toucan with its oversized beak. Additionally, the park is known for its incredible diversity of plant life, with towering trees, delicate orchids, and carnivorous plants all playing a role in the intricate web of life within the forest.

• What is the name of the hidden paradise in the Amazon rainforest?
• What can be heard in the dense forests of Yasuni National Park?
• Name two animal species that live in the park.
• What makes Yasuni National Park a crucial habitat?
• What are three examples of plant life found in the park?
• The hidden paradise in the Amazon rainforest is called Yasuni National Park.
• The park’s dense forests are filled with the sounds of chirping birds, howling monkeys, and buzzing insects.
• Two animal species that live in the park are the jaguar and the poison dart frog.
• Yasuni National Park is a crucial habitat because it is home to many rare and unique plant and animal species.
• Three examples of plant life in the park are towering trees, delicate orchids, and carnivorous plants.

3. Unseen Passage For Class 7:

Reading is an excellent source of knowledge and a powerful tool for personal growth. Books open doors to new worlds, ideas, and perspectives that can expand our knowledge and understanding. Whether it’s classic literature, self-help books, or poetry, reading allows us to explore different experiences and emotions that can enrich our lives.

Reading has numerous benefits for our mental and emotional well-being. It stimulates our brain, improves focus and concentration, and enhances our critical thinking skills. Moreover, reading can be a form of escapism, providing a healthy distraction from daily stressors as we immerse ourselves in captivating stories and characters.

• What are the benefits of reading for personal growth?
• How does reading contribute to expanding our knowledge and understanding?
• What can reading do for our mental and emotional well-being?
• How does reading improve critical thinking skills?
• Why is reading considered a form of escapism?
• Reading allows us to explore different experiences and emotions, enriching our lives and promoting personal growth.
• Reading opens doors to new worlds, ideas, and perspectives, expanding our knowledge and understanding.
• Reading stimulates the brain, improves focus and concentration, and provides a healthy distraction from daily stressors.
• Reading challenges our minds by presenting different ideas and perspectives, thus improving our critical thinking skills.
• Reading is considered a form of escapism because it diverts from reality, allowing readers to immerse themselves in captivating stories and characters.

4. Unseen Passage For Class 7 With Questions And Answers:

Life is full of challenges that test our strength and resilience. These challenges can come in various forms, such as personal setbacks, professional obstacles, or unexpected crises. However, how we respond to these challenges genuinely determines our character and success.

One of the critical characteristics of overcoming challenges is having a positive mindset. Instead of seeing obstacles as threats or roadblocks, individuals with a positive mindset perceive them as opportunities for growth and learning. They embrace challenges as a chance to push their limits and develop new skills. Additionally, having a support system of friends, family, or mentors can provide the necessary encouragement and guidance to face difficulties head-on.

• What determines our character and success?
• How do individuals with a positive mindset view challenges?
• What is the role of a support system in overcoming challenges?
• How can challenges be perceived as opportunities for growth?
• Why is it essential to develop new skills when facing obstacles?
• Our response to challenges determines our character and success.
• Individuals with a positive mindset view challenges as opportunities for growth and learning.
• A support system provides encouragement and guidance to face difficulties.
• Challenges can be perceived as opportunities for growth because they push individuals to their limits and help them develop new skills.
• Developing new skills is essential when facing obstacles because it can enhance personal growth and increase the chances of overcoming challenges.

5. Unseen Passage For Class 7 With Questions And Answers:

Water conservation is necessary to protect our planet’s valuable water resources. With the growing global population and increasing demands for water, individuals must take steps to conserve water daily. Conserving water not only helps to ensure there is enough water for everyone but also conserves energy, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, and saves money.

Simple actions like fixing leaky faucets and using water-efficient devices can make a significant difference. Additionally, reducing water usage in landscaping and garden irrigation can significantly contribute to water conservation efforts. Every individual’s effort to conserve water can positively impact the environment and the sustainability of our water sources.

• Why is water conservation important?
• What are some benefits of conserving water?
• What are some simple actions individuals can take to conserve water?
• How can landscaping and garden irrigation contribute to water conservation efforts?
• What impact can individual efforts to conserve water have?
• Water conservation is important to protect our planet’s valuable water resources.
• Conserving water helps ensure enough water for everyone, conserves energy, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, and saves money.
• Some simple actions individuals can take to conserve water include fixing leaky faucets and using water-efficient appliances.
• Reducing water usage in landscaping and garden irrigation can significantly contribute to water conservation efforts.
• Every individual’s effort to conserve water can positively impact the environment and the sustainability of our water sources.

6. Unseen Passage For Class 7 With Questions And Answers:

Regular exercise is important for maintaining good physical and mental health. It has numerous benefits, including strengthening muscles, improving cardiovascular health, and enhancing cognitive function. Engaging in physical activity regularly helps reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as obesity, heart disease, and diabetes. Exercise also releases endorphins, natural mood boosters that help alleviate stress and anxiety. Additionally, incorporating exercise into one’s daily routine promotes better sleep patterns, increases energy levels, and improves overall quality of life.

• Why is regular exercise important?
• What are some benefits of engaging in physical activity?
• How does exercise help reduce the risk of chronic diseases?
• What effect does exercise have on mood and mental well-being?
• How does exercise impact energy levels and sleep patterns?
• Regular exercise is vital for maintaining good physical and mental health.
• Some benefits of physical activity include strengthening muscles, improving cardiovascular health, and enhancing cognitive function.
• Exercise helps reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as obesity, heart disease, and diabetes.
• Exercise releases endorphins, natural mood boosters that help alleviate stress and anxiety.
• Incorporating exercise into one’s daily routine promotes better sleep patterns, increases energy levels, and improves overall quality of life.

7. Class 7 Unseen Passage:

The Industrial Revolution, which started in the mid-18th century, transformed the manufacturing industry and ushered in an era of significant technological advancements. The revolution began in Britain and quickly spread to other countries in Europe and North America. One of the key innovations was the steam engine, which revolutionized transportation and powered machinery in factories.

Traditional industries like textiles, iron, and coal mining significantly grew during this period. As urban areas expanded and factories multiplied, the working conditions for labourers became harsh, leading to the emergence of labour movements and the fight for workers’ rights.

• When did the Industrial Revolution start?
• Where did the revolution begin?
• What was one of the critical innovations during this period?
• Which industries experienced significant growth during the Industrial Revolution?
• What were some consequences of rapid industrialization?
• The Industrial Revolution started in the mid-18th century.
• The revolution began in Britain.
• One of the key innovations was the steam engine.
• Traditional industries like textiles, iron, and coal mining significantly grew.
• Consequences of rapid industrialization included harsh working conditions and the emergence of labour movements fighting for workers’ rights.

8. Class 7 Unseen Passage:

The Sahara Desert is the largest hot desert in the world, spanning across several countries in northern Africa. The desert, with over 9 million square kilometres, is characterized by its vast stretches of dunes, rocky plateaus, and occasional oases. Due to the extreme heat and arid conditions, the Sahara remains sparsely populated, with only a few wandering tribes inhabiting the region.

The desert experiences scorching temperatures during the day, often exceeding 50 degrees Celsius, while the nights can be freezing. Despite its challenges, the Sahara is a rich reservoir of natural resources, including oil, natural gas, and minerals.

• What is the Sahara Desert known for?
• Why is the Sahara sparsely populated?
• What are some geographical features of the Sahara?
• What are some weather conditions experienced in the Sahara?
• What valuable resources are found in the Sahara?
• The Sahara Desert is known for being the largest hot desert in the world.
• The extreme heat and arid conditions make it difficult for people to live there.
• Geographical features of the Sahara include dunes, rocky plateaus, and oases.
• The Sahara experiences scorching temperatures during the day and cold nights.
• Valuable resources found in the Sahara include oil, natural gas, and minerals.

9. Class 7 Unseen Passage:

The polar bear is a large white bear in the Arctic region. It is the world’s largest land predator. Polar bears have adaptations to survive in freezing temperatures and icy waters. They have a thick layer of fat that keeps them warm and aids in buoyancy while swimming. Their white fur helps camouflage them in the snowy environment. The paws of a polar bear are specially designed with large, sharp claws that allow them to walk on slippery ice.

They are excellent swimmers and can swim long distances without getting tired. Polar bears primarily feed on seals and sometimes hunt whales. Climate change and melting ice caps threaten their habitat and survival.

• Where do polar bears live?
• What is the largest land predator in the world?
• How do polar bears stay warm in freezing temperatures?
• What advantage do polar bears have in swimming?
• What is the primary food source for polar bears?
• Polar bears live in the Arctic regions.
• The polar bear is the world’s largest land predator.
• Polar bears have a thick layer of fat that keeps them warm.
• Polar bears have large, sharp claws that aid in buoyancy while swimming.
• The primary food source for polar bears is seals.

10. Unseen Passage For Class 7th:

In ancient times, people used camels as a means of transportation in deserts. Camels are well-suited for desert travel because they can store food and water for long periods. They can go for several days without drinking water and survive in extreme temperatures. Their humps store fat, which can be converted into energy during these periods.

Additionally, they have long legs that enable them to walk easily on sandy terrains. Camels also have thick eyelashes and nostrils that can be closed to prevent sand from entering. These features protect them from the harsh desert environment. Despite being slow, camels are reliable transportation companions in deserts.

• Why were camels used as transportation in ancient times?
• What is the purpose of camels’ humps?
• What enables camels to walk easily on sandy terrains?
• How do camels protect their eyes from sand?
• Are camels fast animals?
• Camels were used as transportation in ancient times because they were well-suited for desert travel.
• The humps of camels store fat, which can be converted into energy during extended periods without food.
• Camels’ long legs enable them to walk easily on sandy terrains.
• Camels protect their eyes from sand with their thick eyelashes.
• No, camels are slow animals.

11. Unseen Passage For Class 7th:

Steve loves to explore nature and often goes on long hikes in the wilderness. He finds peace and tranquillity in the sounds of birds chirping and leaves rustling in the wind. Steve is particularly fascinated by different species of trees and enjoys identifying them on his hikes. He carries a field guide with him and studies the unique features of each tree he encounters. Steve believes spending time in nature helps him connect with the environment and appreciate its beauty.

• What does Steve love to do in nature?
• What brings Steve peace and tranquillity in the wilderness?
• What aspect of nature is Steve fascinated by?
• How does Steve identify trees on his hikes?
• What does Steve believe spending time in nature helps him do?
• He loves to explore and go on long hikes.
• The sounds of birds chirping and leaves rustling in the wind.
• He is fascinated by different species of trees.
• He carries a field guide with him and studies the unique features of each tree he encounters.
• He believes it helps him connect with the environment and appreciate its beauty.

12. Unseen Passage For Class 7th:

Emily is an avid reader who spends most of her free time engrossed in books. Her favourite genre is science fiction, as she enjoys exploring imaginative worlds and futuristic technology. Emily believes that reading broadens her horizons and allows her to escape into new and exciting adventures. She has a diverse collection of books, from classics to contemporary novels. Emily finds comfort in the written word and cherishes how books transport her to different times and places.

• What is Emily’s favourite genre of books?
• How does Emily feel about reading?
• What types of books does Emily own?
• How does reading make Emily feel?
• How does Emily spend most of her free time?
• Her favourite genre is science fiction.
• Emily believes reading broadens her horizons and allows her to escape into new adventures.
• She has a diverse collection ranging from classics to contemporary novels.
• Emily finds comfort in the written word and enjoys being transported to different times and places.
• She spends most of her free time engrossed in books.

13. Unseen Passage For Class 7 In English:

John is a talented musician practising his craft for many years. He spends hours each day playing the piano and composing beautiful melodies. Despite his dedication, John often needs to be more relaxed when performing in front of an audience. John knows that stage fright is a common issue among performers, but he struggles to overcome it. He has tried techniques such as deep breathing exercises and visualization, but nothing seems to relieve his anxiety fully. Despite his nerves, John still loves sharing his music with others and hopes to conquer his stage fright one day.

• What is John’s talent, and how long has he been practising?
• What is one issue John faces when performing?
• What are some techniques John has tried to overcome his anxiety?
• Despite his nerves, what does John still enjoy doing?
• What is John’s ultimate goal?
• John is a talented musician who has been practising for many years.
• He gets nervous when performing in front of an audience.
• John has tried deep breathing exercises and visualization.
• He still loves sharing his music with others.
• John hopes to one day conquer his stage fright.

14. Unseen Passage For Class 7 In English:

The rise of social media has had a significant impact on society. It has revolutionized the way people communicate and interact with each other. Social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram have become a daily part of many people’s lives. People use them to connect with friends and family, share updates and photos, and stay informed about current events. However, social media also has its downsides. It can be addictive and can contribute to feelings of loneliness and depression. Additionally, it can be a breeding ground for cyberbullying and spreading false information.

• How has social media changed the way people communicate?
• Which social media platforms are mentioned in the passage?
• What are some positive aspects of using social media?
• What adverse effects can social media have on individuals?
• What are some risks associated with social media?
• Social media has made communication more convenient and instant, allowing people to connect easily.
• The passage mentions Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram as social media platforms.
• Some positive aspects of using social media include staying connected with friends and family, sharing updates and photos, and staying informed about current events.
• Social media can have negative effects such as addiction, feelings of loneliness, depression, cyberbullying, and the spread of false information.
• Risks associated with social media include privacy concerns, online harassment, and the potential harmful effects on mental health.

15. Unseen Passage For Class 7 In English:

Climate change is a pressing global issue that requires immediate action. The Earth’s climate is undergoing significant changes due to human activities, primarily the burning of fossil fuels and deforestation. These activities release greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, causing the planet to warm. The consequences of climate change are far-reaching and include rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and biodiversity loss.

Addressing climate change requires individual and collective efforts, such as reducing carbon emissions, adopting renewable energy sources, and protecting natural habitats.

• What are the primary causes of climate change?
• What are some consequences of climate change?
• How can individuals contribute to addressing climate change?
• Name some renewable energy sources that can help combat climate change.
• Why is it important to protect natural habitats in the fight against climate change?
• The primary causes of climate change are the burning of fossil fuels and deforestation, which release greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
• Some consequences of climate change include rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and the loss of biodiversity.
• Individuals can contribute to addressing climate change by reducing carbon emissions, adopting renewable energy sources, and making sustainable lifestyle choices.
• Renewable energy sources that can help combat climate change include solar power, wind power, and hydropower.
• Protecting natural habitats in the fight against climate change is crucial because they provide essential ecosystem services and help regulate climate patterns.

16. Unseen Passage For Class 7:

The internet has radically transformed the way we access information and conduct business. It has made the world smaller, connecting people from around the globe. With a few clicks, we can access vast knowledge, shop online, and connect with others. However, the internet also poses risks.

Online privacy has become a concern, as personal information can be easily accessed and misused. Cybercrimes, such as hacking and identity theft, have also increased with the rise of the internet. It is crucial to be cautious and take safety measures online to protect ourselves from these potential threats.

• How has the internet changed the way we access information?
• What are some advantages of online shopping?
• Why should we be concerned about online privacy?
• What are some common cybercrimes?
• What can individuals do to protect themselves from online threats?
• The internet has made accessing information quicker and easier, with vast knowledge available at our fingertips.
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• Online privacy is a concern because personal information can be accessed and misused by malicious individuals or used for targeted advertising.
• Common cyber crimes include hacking, identity theft, phishing scams, and malware attacks.
• Individuals can protect themselves from online threats by using strong and unique passwords, avoiding suspicious websites or links, and regularly updating their devices’ security software.

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Short Story Reading Comprehension Worksheets

• Beginning Level
• Answers for this series are included at the end of each worksheet.
• "My Friend" - Low Beginning. 3 answer choices. 7 questions. 74 words.
• "My House" - Low Beginning. 3 answer choices. 7 questions. 92 words.
• "Time to..." - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 11 questions. 89 words.
• "My Family" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 6 questions. 90 words.
• "Rainy Day" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 78 words.
• "A Call to the Pool" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 116 words.
• "The Singing Bird" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 96 words.
• "Seeing Stars" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 8 questions. 92 words.
• "I Fly" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 4 questions. 113 words.
• "The Drive" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 120 words.
• "Zach's Animals" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 104 words.
• "Griffin's Talents" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 9 questions. 112 words.
• "A Happy Visitor" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 170 words.
• "An Adventure" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 177 words.
• "Running" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 148 words.
• "Paul Cooks" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 112 words.
• "Bella Hides" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 8 questions. 135 words.
• "First Prize" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 8 questions. 155 words.
• "What Number?" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 154 words.
• "The Interview" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 9 questions. 205 words.
• "Julian's Work" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 194 words.
• "Talia's Special Day" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 204 words.
• "One Hundred Dollars" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 273 words.
• "New Shoes for Maddy" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 11 questions. 223 words.
• "The 20" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 256 words.
• "Big City Noise" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 238 words.
• Intermediate Level
• "By the Water" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 9 questions. 225 words.
• "A Cold Day" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 14 questions. 286 words.
• "Vet Emergency!" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 247 words.
• "Late" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 14 questions. 284 words.
• "The Brenners" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 297 words.
• "Bullied" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 197 words.
• "The New School" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 14 questions. 286 words.
• "The Park" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 11 questions. 297 words.
• "Worth Working For" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 280 words.
• "The Rent Man" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 215 words.
• "Time with Grandpa" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 9 questions. 237 words.
• "The Bus Driver" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 15 questions. 294 words.
• "A Day Like No Other" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 305 words.
• "A Mystery" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 247 words.
• "Just One Touch" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 15 questions. 326 words.
• "Wanga" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 340 words.
• "Ana Finds an Apartment" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 408 words.
• "Guermo's Surprise" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 9 questions. 372 words .
• "Canopy of Nature" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 8 questions. 332 words .
• "Blizzard in Birmingham" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 319 words.
• "A Christmas in March" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 385 words.
• "Bail" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 301 words.
• "Clean Water Act" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 632 words.
• "BB" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 511 words .
• Advanced Level
• "The Mini Problem" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 291 words .
• "Flower Power" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 368 words.
• "Seeing Clearly" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 284 words .
• "Accused" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 285 words.
• "City Girl" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 429 words.
• "Fried" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 235 words.
• "Tattoo" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 11 questions. 350 words.
• "The Transfers" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 381 words.
• "Wild" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 493 words.
• "Scorpion" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 333 words
• "Remains of a Marriage" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 11 questions. 345 words.
• "Museum Hours" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 179 words.
• "Seeing Through" - High Advanced. 5 answer choices. 10 questions. 326 words.
• "Ursula Pugh" - High Advanced. 5 answer choices. 8 questions. 324 words.
• "Dreams" - High Advanced. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 357 words.
• "Tracks" - High Advanced. 5 answer choices. 11 questions. 531 words.
• "Love Train" - High Advanced. 5 answer choices. 12 questions. 646 words.
• "The Storm" - High Advanced. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 407 words.

Informational Passages Reading Comprehension Worksheets

In these reading comprehension worksheets, students are asked questions about information they have read about a specific topic. each passage reads similar to a newspaper of journal article, and provides interesting information about some aspect of history, nature, mechanics, science, art, and more. questions involve critical thinking with a focus on logic and inference..

• Answer Key - This answer key is available but still under development.
• "The Sun" - Low Beginning. 3 questions. Under 50 words.
• "Gas" - Low Beginning. 3 questions. Under 50 words.
• "Music" - Low Beginning. 4 questions. Under 50 words.
• "Birds" - Low Beginning. 4 questions. Under 50 words.
• "The Heart" - Low Beginning. 4 questions. Under 50 words.
• "The Butterfly" - Low Beginning. 5 questions. Under 50 words.
• "Pigs" - Low Beginning. 3 questions. Under 50 words.
• "The Brain" - Low Beginning. 3 questions. Under 50 words.
• "The Ocean" - Low Beginning. 7 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Trees" - Low Beginning. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Alligators" - Low Beginning. 6 questions. Under 100 words.
• "The Blow-Dryer" - Low Beginning. 5 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Green Grass" - Low Beginning. 6 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Taste" - Low Beginning. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Bees" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Frogs" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Beds" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Humans" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Fish" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Houses" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Soda Pop" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Tea" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Ice Fishing" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Bears" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Flags" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Leonardo Da Vinci" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words..
• "Tennis" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Dogs" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Money" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Abraham Lincoln" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Corn" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Umbrellas" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Ben Franklin" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Cars" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• Answer Key - This is the answer key for to the intermediate level informational passages.
• "Helicopters" - Low Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Yellowstone National Park" - Low Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Empress of the Blues" - Low Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "The Cactus" - Low Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Space Exploration Voyagers 1 and 2" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Television" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Hibernation and Estivation" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Marco Polo" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Movie Ratings" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Birdsongs" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Counting" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Easter Island" - High Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Mosquitoes" - High Intermediate. 12 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Fingerprints" - High Intermediate. 11 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Mother's Day" - High Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Europe" - High Intermediate. 12 questions. Under 700 words.
• Answer Key - This is the answer key for to the advanced level informational passages.
• "Chocolate" - Low Advanced. 10 questions. Under 600 words.
• "Houses Around the World" - Low Advanced. 10 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Cells" - Low Advanced. 10 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Soccer" - Low Advanced. 12 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Bathtubs" - Low Advanced. 12 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Pollution" - Low Advanced. 12 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Interstate Highways" - Low Advanced. 10 questions. Under 800 words.
• "The U.S. Census" - Low Advanced. 10 questions. Under 800 words.
• "Sleep" - Low Advanced. 11 questions. Under 800 words.
• "The U.S. Postal Service" - Mid Advanced. 11 questions. Under 800 words.
• "Chemical Elements" - Mid Advanced. 11 questions. Under 800 words.
• "Africa" - Mid Advanced. 11 questions. Under 1000 words.

Technical Reading Comprehension Worksheets

In these reading comprehension worksheets, students are asked questions about the meaning, significance, intention, structure, inference, and vocabulary used in each passage. each passage reads like an encyclopedic or technical journal article. answers for worksheets in this section can be found at the end of each individual worksheet..

• "Water" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 300 words.
• "Paper" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 300 words.
• "The Flu" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "Nuts" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "The Sun" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "The White House" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "Soap" - Intermediate level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "Clocks" - Intermediate level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "The Robin" - Intermediate level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "Hybrid Vehicles" - Intermediate level. 4 questions with answers included. Under 500 words.
• "Photography" - Intermediate level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 500 words.
• "Biomimetics" - Intermediate level. 4 questions with answers included. Under 700 words.
• "The Great Debates" - Intermediate level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "Salt" - Advanced level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 700 words.
• "Colony Collapse" - Advanced level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 600 words.
• "Columbian Exchange" - Advanced level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 700 words.
• "Ethanol" - Advanced level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 600 words.
• "Generations" - Advanced level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 600 words.
• "The Hubble Telescope" - Advanced level. 7 questions with answers included. Under 1000 words.
• "Intellegence Augmentation" - Advanced level. 5 questions with answers included. Under 1000 words.

Role Play Reading Comprehension Worksheets

In these reading comprehension worksheets, students can increase their understanding of colloquial and idiomatic expressions and get a feel for conversational english. they also allow several students to participate at the same time - which makes them really fun great for use in school or at home..

• Answer Key - This is the answer key to the role play worksheets.
• "What Time Is It?" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "How Are You?" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Tie Your Shoes!" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Where Are My Glasses?" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "A Cookie" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Where Are My Keys?" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "City Life, Country Life" - Beginning Level. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Flu Shot" - Intermediate Level. 5 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Vinegar" - Intermediate Level. 4 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Wait for Me!" - Intermediate Level. 8 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Glasses" - Intermediate Level. 8 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Hungry" - Advanced Level. 8 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Want to Know a Secret?" - Advanced Level. 8 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Milk and Aesthetics" - Advanced Level. 8 questions. Under 500 words.

Dual Version Reading Comprehension Worksheets

In each of these reading comprehension worksheets, the same story is told, but with two versions: one that is basic, and one that is more advanced. this allows students to make direct comparisons between the advanced version to the more basic one, and makes for a powerful learning experience..

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• "An Overcast Day" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Who Knows My Name?" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 200 words.
• "A Call to the Pool" - Beginning Level. 6 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Oh No!" - Beginning Level. 8 questions. Under 300 words.
• "An Adventure" - Beginning Level. 6 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Happy Birthday" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 400 words.
• "My Family" - Beginning Level. 8 questions. Under 300 words.
• "My Family" - Beginning Level. 5 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Driving Directions" - Beginning Level. 6 questions. Under 400 words.
• "A Happy Visitor" - Beginning Level. 7 questions. Under 300 words.
• "The Singing Bird" - Intermediate Level. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Violet Makes a Cake" - Intermediate Level. 8 questions. Under 400 words.
• "A Visit to the Doctor" - Intermediate Level. 7 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Making Dinner" - Intermediate Level. 8 questions. Under 400 words.
• "The Market" - Intermediate Level. 10 questions. Under 500 words.
• "Maria Gets Her License" - Intermediate Level. 8 questions. Under 500 words.
• "A Paper for School" - Advanced Level. 7 questions. Under 300 words.
• "A Birthday Surprise" - Advanced Level. 7 questions. Under 600 words.
• "Getting a New Job" - Advanced Level. 8 questions. Under 600 words.
• "The Dinner Party" - Advanced Level. 9 questions. Under 600 words.

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