Model Paper Pattern

Section	Area	Marks
Section A	Reading Comprehension	10
Section B	Literature: Poorvi Unit 1 to 5	20
Section C	Grammar and Vocabulary	10
Section D	Writing Skills	10
Total	Complete Model Paper	50

General Instructions

1. All questions are compulsory unless choice is given.
2. Read the questions carefully before answering.
3. Write answers in clear and simple English.
4. For writing questions, maintain proper format, spelling and grammar.
5. Answers given at the end are suggested answers for practice and revision.

Question Paper

Section A — Reading Comprehension — 10 Marks

Q1. Read the passage and answer the questions. 5 Marks

1. Why are sports important for students? 1
2. What does a good player do besides trying to win? 1
3. Name two values that games teach. 1
4. Write the opposite of “victory”. 1
5. Choose the correct title for the passage:
   A. The Value of Sports   B. A Rainy Day   C. My School Bag   D. A Kite Festival 1

Q2. Read the passage and answer the questions. 5 Marks

1. What is Bharat known for? 1
2. What makes Bharat special? 1
3. Name any two things that keep cultural heritage alive. 1
4. Find a word from the passage that means “customs followed for a long time”. 1
5. Complete the sentence: People share a strong feeling of belonging to ________. 1

Section B — Literature — 20 Marks

Q3. Choose the correct option. 5 Marks

1. “The Winner” is related to which unit?
   A. Friendship   B. Sports and Wellness   C. Culture and Tradition   D. Fables and Folk Tales
2. In “The Kites”, the kites are compared to ________.
   A. coloured birds   B. stones   C. rivers   D. flowers
3. Ila Sachani became famous for ________.
   A. Kathiawar embroidery   B. kite making   C. football   D. singing only
4. Aipan is a folk art from ________.
   A. Kerala   B. Uttarakhand   C. Gujarat   D. Rajasthan
5. The National War Memorial honours ________.
   A. brave soldiers   B. travellers   C. shopkeepers   D. players only

Q4. Answer the following questions in 20–30 words each. 10 Marks

1. What lesson do we learn from “Change of Heart”? 2
2. Why does Night win in the poem “The Winner”? 2
3. What is the main idea of “Yoga–A Way of Life”? 2
4. What does “unity in diversity” mean in the context of Bharat? 2
5. How did Ila Sachani turn her challenge into success? 2

Q5. Answer any one of the following in 60–80 words. 5 Marks

1. Describe the importance of sportsmanship with reference to “Change of Heart”.
2. Write a short note on Bharat’s culture and traditions as shown in Unit 5.

Section C — Grammar and Vocabulary — 10 Marks

Q6. Fill in the blanks with the correct options. 4 Marks

1. Prabhat ______ finished his homework before the match.
   A. had   B. has   C. will   D. is
2. Yoga helps to reduce ________.
   A. stress   B. honesty   C. friendship   D. respect
3. ________, I get up and take a shower. Then I wear my school dress.
   A. Finally   B. First   C. At last   D. Never
4. How ______ milk do you want?
   A. many   B. much   C. few   D. several

Q7. Do as directed. 6 Marks

1. Write one sentence using the Past Perfect Tense. 1
2. Write one example of a simile using “as”. 1
3. Write one example of alliteration. 1
4. Write the synonym of “tiny”. 1
5. Write the antonym of “tough”. 1
6. Use “advice” in a sentence. 1

Section D — Writing Skills — 10 Marks

Q8. Write a paragraph in 80–100 words on any one topic. 5 Marks

1. My Favourite Game
2. Unity in Diversity
3. The Benefits of Yoga

Q9. Write any one of the following. 5 Marks

1. A diary entry about a day when you learnt the value of honesty.
2. A short speech on “Respect Our Culture and Traditions”.
3. A paragraph titled “I am a Kite”.

Answer Key and Suggested Answers

Section A — Reading Answers

Q1. Answers

1. Sports are important because they keep the body active and the mind fresh.
2. A good player follows rules, respects opponents and accepts both victory and defeat.
3. Games teach teamwork and discipline. They also teach patience.
4. Defeat.
5. A. The Value of Sports.

Q2. Answers

1. Bharat is known for its rich culture and many traditions.
2. Unity in diversity makes Bharat special.
3. Traditional art forms and folk songs keep cultural heritage alive. Dances, stories and crafts are also correct.
4. Traditions.
5. one nation.

Section B — Literature Answers

Q3. MCQ Answer Key

1-B, 2-A, 3-A, 4-B, 5-A

Q4. Suggested Answers

1. What lesson do we learn from “Change of Heart”?

We learn that winning is not everything. A true player plays honestly, respects others and enjoys the game with sporting spirit.

2. Why does Night win in “The Winner”?

Night wins because its arrival ends the children’s playtime. When it becomes dark, the children have to stop playing and go home.

3. What is the main idea of “Yoga–A Way of Life”?

The main idea is that yoga brings harmony between the body and mind. It improves health, concentration, calmness and balanced living.

4. What does “unity in diversity” mean?

Unity in diversity means that people with different languages, customs and traditions live together as one nation with mutual respect.

5. How did Ila Sachani turn her challenge into success?

Ila Sachani worked hard and learnt embroidery with her feet. With family support, determination and creativity, she became a celebrated artist.

Q5. Suggested Long Answers

Option 1: Importance of Sportsmanship

“Change of Heart” teaches that sportsmanship is more important than winning by unfair means. Prabhat wanted to win every game and could not accept defeat. He even changed the score during a badminton match. However, Surya’s cheerful attitude made him realise that games are meant to be enjoyed. A true player plays honestly, follows rules, respects opponents and accepts both victory and defeat. This is the real spirit of sports.

Option 2: Bharat’s Culture and Traditions

Unit 5 shows that Bharat is a land of rich culture and traditions. People speak different languages, celebrate different festivals and practise different art forms, yet they live as one nation. Traditional arts such as Aipan, Dhokra, coconut shell craft and Kondapalli toys show the creativity of different regions. The unit also teaches respect for national symbols and brave soldiers through the National War Memorial.

Section C — Grammar and Vocabulary Answers

Q6. Answers

1-A, 2-A, 3-B, 4-B

Q7. Suggested Answers

1. She had completed her homework before dinner.
2. He is as brave as a lion.
3. Big bright blue bag.
4. Small.
5. Easy.
6. My teacher gave me useful advice.

Section D — Writing Answers

Q8. Sample Paragraph: My Favourite Game

Q8. Sample Paragraph: Unity in Diversity

Q9. Sample Diary Entry

Q9. Sample Speech

Writing Section Marking Guide

Criteria	Marks
Relevance to topic	2
Clear ideas and organization	1
Grammar and sentence formation	1
Spelling and presentation	1

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FAQ — Class 6 English Poorvi Model Paper

Q1. Is this model paper based on NCERT Class 6 English Poorvi?

Answer: Yes. This practice model paper is based on the NCERT Class 6 English Poorvi textbook from Unit 1 to Unit 5.

Q2. What is the total marks of this model paper?

Answer: This model paper is designed for 50 marks.

Q3. What is the suggested time for this paper?

Answer: The suggested time is 2 hours.

Q4. Which sections are included in this model paper?

Answer: It includes Reading Comprehension, Literature, Grammar and Vocabulary, and Writing Skills.

Q5. Does this model paper include answers?

Answer: Yes. It includes answer key and suggested answers for practice and revision.

Q6. Can students print this model paper?

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