Kendriya vidyalaya question papers class 8 2019

The class 8 exams in Kendriya Vidyalayas are designed to test students on their understanding of various subjects. The exams typically cover subjects like Mathematics, Science, Social Science, English, Hindi, and others, depending on the school’s curriculum. Each subject is given appropriate weightage to ensure a balanced assessment of the students’ knowledge and skills.

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Here is Kendriya vidyalaya class 8th english question paper for year 2019

KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA SITAPUR,

LUCKNOW REGION

Periodic Test-2 /  2019-20

• Class: VIII
• Max. Marks: 40
• Time: 90 mins

This paper consists of three sections.

• Section A – Reading : 08 marks
• Section B – Writing and Grammar  : 16 marks
• Section C – Literature  : 16 marks
• All questions are compulsory.
• Read each question carefully and follow the instructions.
• You may attempt any section at a time.

Section A: Reading

1. Read the passage and complete the sentences given below the passage by choosing the most appropriate option from those given.

 (1×8=8)

Travelling is a pleasure. Particularly for the young, the desire to see new places and get the feel of a new environment makes travel a wonderful experience. But do we make it trouble-free for others?

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Don’t start a conversation with the co-passenger without first knowing his willingness to converse with you. He/ she might like to read or have a nap and not necessarily be in a mood to talk.

Place your baggage in the rack above your seat. Don’t encroach upon another’s space. Also wait till the plane/ bus/ train comes to a stop to pull your luggage out.

Be eco-friendly— remember that the place where you stand had been visited and has to be visited by thousands more. Carry a plastic bag for waste on sight seeing trips; you can empty it later in a dustbin. “Sustainable Tourism” is the only way to protect the resource and beauty of the earth.

If you want to enjoy the hospitality of friends or relatives residing in the place you visit, inform them in advance. Don’t drop in like a bolt from the blue.

Be considerate towards your hosts. Help your host/ hostess in domestic chores. Go on sight seeing trips without troubling them to come to your help. Use your own toiletries and towels. Use the telephone of your host sparingly and only when necessary. Don’t interfere in their domestic affairs unless you are asked to join. Don’t expect your host to attend to your needs all the time.

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Choose the correct option-

i.Travelling give us happiness……

1. to see new places b. to start conversation
2. to make plans d. to go near nature
3. We should not bother our fellow passengers…..
4. By changing the seat by starting the conversation
5. without knowing his willingness to converse

iii. We can enjoy the hospitality of our friends…..

1. By dropping in like a bolt from the blue by informing them in advance
2. The antonym for ‘sparingly’ is………………
3. liberally
4. carefully

c..  necessary

d.. needful

v.What do you understand with being eco-friendly in the passage?

1. How can one be considerate towards the hosts?

vii.What should we not expect from our host?

viii.Give a suitable title to the above passage.

SECTION B :WRITING& GRAMMAR

3.Taking help from the information given below and inventing your own ideas, write an article on ‘ Swachha Bharat Abhiyan’ or’ Clean India Compaign’ in 100- 120 words.      5                                             

 Hints: ‘Swachha Bharat Abhiyan’ *announced by the PM on 15^th August,2014 *launched on 2^nd October*addressed public rally at Rajpath *himself swept a parking at Mandir Marg Police Station           and pavement in ValmikiBasti *aims to accomplish the vision ‘Clean India’ by 2019 *3 million govt. employees and students to participate *not only the responsibility of ‘SafaiKaamgar’*responsibility of 1.25 billion Indians *invitations of nine people including Bollywood Stars, Cricketers, industrialists.

4.Taking help from the input given below write a stoty in about 120 words.                5

 Once a wise monkey lived on a big mango tree….

Outline:  gave ripe mangoes to crocodile…took some for wife…..she was wicked…wanted to eat the heart of monkey …..she invited monkey for dinner….crocodile gave in…..invited monkey for lunch…monkey on crocodile’s back…..in he middle of the road…/disclosed wife’s plan…clever monkey told… heart hanging on the tree……back to the tree….climbed again……laughed….friendship ended.

5. Fill in the blanks choosing the most appropriate words from the given options. 

 (½ × 4 = 2 Marks)

Father wanted (a) ………… say something but the bus had started moving. I saw (b)……… father receding into the distance. I saw (c)…………. The road we had come by looked like a giant motionless rope. Father (d)………..use the same road to go back home.

• (i) too (ii) so               (iii) to              (iv) for
• (i) his (ii) my              (iii) her            (iv) him
• (i) if (ii) which          (iii) that           (iv) whether
• (i) could (ii) would          (iii) should       (iv) will

6. The following passage has not been edited. There is an error in each line against which

a blank is given.  Write the incorrect word and the correction inyour answer sheet against the correct blank number as given in the example. 

Remember to underline the word that you have supplied:   (2 Marks)

Chocolate can make peoples happy.              peoples – people (example)

Chocolate are also considered very                                        (a) ……………….

good in health.  One                                                               (b) ……………….

bar off chocolate                                                                     (c) ……………….

have more protein than one banana.                                       (d) ……………….

 7. Look at the words and phrases below. Rearrange them to form meaningful

sentences as shown in the example. [ any two]   (2 Marks)

 Example:               important / it / is / to observe / rules / traffic

It is important to observe traffic rules.

• not / children / below / of / the age / must / drive / eighteen years.
• protection / our / we / must /helmets / own / wear / for
• phones / must / used / not / mobile / be / driving / while

SECTION D : LITERATURE

8. Read the extract given below and answer the questions that follow: (1×4=4 )

When I set out for Lyonnesse,

A hundred miles away,

The rime was on the spray,

And starlight lit my lonesomeness

When I set out for lyonnesse

A hundred miles away.

[i] How far was lyonnesse?

1. miles
2. hundred miles
3. one and half miles
4. Two hundred miles

[ii] What lit the Poet’s lonesomeness?

1. Moonlight
2. Starlight
3. Torch
4. Lamp

[iii] Pick out the meaning of “Rime”

1. Frost
2. Raindrops
3. Sunshine
4. None of these

[ iv] What was the weather condition there?

Q.8 Answer in 30-40 words. [any 4]   2×4=8

1. How does Jody know that the fawn is male?

ii.What is the scientist’s message for the disabled?

iii.Where do the snakes and rodents take shelter?Why?

iv.What was the story attributed to the stone face?

v.What did Mrs. Sappleton say about the open window?

vi.What was the consequence of buying jalebis with the fees money?

Q.9. Answer in detail-  [ any one]  1×4=4

Is fighting the only way of resolving differencesof opinion?What else can be done to reach a mutual acceptable settlement?

OR

You have been selected as the student of the year in your school.Write a diary Entry in about 70-80 words,expressing your feelings about the same.

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Structure of Class 8 Question Papers

The question papers for class 8 exams in Kendriya Vidyalayas are structured to evaluate students’ conceptual understanding, application of knowledge, and problem-solving abilities. They are divided into different sections, each catering to specific learning objectives. Here’s a breakdown of the typical structure:

1. Mathematics:
   • The mathematics paper includes questions covering topics like algebra, geometry, arithmetic, and data handling.
   • Questions are usually in the form of multiple-choice questions (MCQs), short answer questions, and long answer questions.
   • The paper is designed to test students’ understanding of mathematical concepts and their ability to solve problems.
2. Science:
   • The science paper assesses students on their knowledge of subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, and environmental science.
   • The questions include diagrams, experiments, and theoretical questions to test both practical and theoretical knowledge.
   • Students are evaluated on their understanding of scientific principles and their ability to apply them to real-life situations.
3. Social Science:
   • The social science paper covers subjects such as history, geography, political science, and economics.
   • The questions are structured to test students’ understanding of historical events, geographical locations, political systems, and economic theories.
   • The paper includes map work, timelines, and analysis of historical and geographical data.
4. English:
   • The English paper evaluates students on their grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and writing skills.
   • It includes passages for comprehension, grammar exercises, and essay or letter writing.
   • The paper tests students’ ability to understand and communicate effectively in English.
5. Hindi:
   • The Hindi paper tests students’ proficiency in Hindi grammar, comprehension, and writing skills.
   • It includes passages, grammar exercises, and essay or letter writing in Hindi.
   • The paper assesses students’ ability to understand and communicate effectively in Hindi.

Importance of Previous Year Question Papers

Previous year question papers are invaluable resources for students preparing for exams. They provide insight into the exam pattern, type of questions asked, and marking scheme. Here’s why students should use them:

• Understand Exam Pattern: By going through previous year question papers, students can get a clear idea of the exam pattern and the weightage given to different topics.
• Practice Makes Perfect: Solving these papers helps students practice time management and improve their speed and accuracy in answering questions.
• Identify Weak Areas: Analyzing their performance in previous year papers helps students identify their weak areas and focus on improving them.
• Boost Confidence: Familiarity with the exam format and types of questions boosts students’ confidence on exam day.

How to Use Kendriya Vidyalaya Class 8 Question Papers

Here are some tips on how to effectively use Kendriya Vidyalaya class 8 question papers:

1. Start Early: Begin solving previous year question papers at least a few months before the exams to give yourself ample time for practice and improvement.
2. Regular Practice: Schedule regular practice sessions to solve these papers under exam-like conditions. This will help you get used to the exam format and manage time effectively.
3. Analyze Your Performance: After solving each paper, analyze your performance. Identify the areas where you made mistakes and revise those topics thoroughly.
4. Seek Help: If you find any concepts difficult to understand, don’t hesitate to seek help from your teachers, friends, or online resources.
5. Stay Calm: On the day of the exam, stay calm and focused. Trust your preparation and give your best effort.