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Class 8 English Practice Test sample questions
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1. Identify the tense: They had finished their work. 2. Change into active voice: The cake was baked by her. 3. Use "unless" in a sentence. 4. Identify the figure of speech: Time is a thief. 5. Write a letter to your friend about your holidays. 6. Identify the figure of speech: Time is money. 7. Change to passive voice: They built the bridge in 1972. 8. Punctuate: oh what a beautiful sunset it is 9. Write the meaning of the idiom: to cost an arm and a leg. 10. Use 'unless' in a sentence. 11. Change to reported speech: She said, "I have finished the project." 12. Pick the conjunction: He waited until the rain stopped. 13. Frame a question to which the answer is: "Yes, I can swim." 14. Write a short notice (50 words) for a school exhibition. 15. Write a paragraph on "The Importance of Discipline."
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Answer key & quick explanations
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- Tense: They had finished their work: Past perfect tense.
- Active: The cake was baked by her: She baked the cake.
- Sentence with 'unless': Example: You will fail unless you study hard.
- Figure of speech: Time is a thief: Metaphor (and personification).
- Letter to friend about holidays: Address → date → salutation → body (where you went, what you did, fun parts) → closing.
- Figure: Time is money: Metaphor.
- Passive: They built the bridge in 1972: The bridge was built (by them) in 1972.
- Punctuate: oh what a beautiful sunset it is: Oh! What a beautiful sunset it is!
- Idiom: cost an arm and a leg: Be very expensive.
- Sentence with 'unless': Example: I won't go unless you come with me.
- Reported: She said, 'I have finished the project': She said that she had finished the project.
- Conjunction in 'He waited until the rain stopped': until.
- Question for 'Yes, I can swim': Can you swim?
- Notice for school exhibition: NOTICE → school name → date → title → body (what, when, where, contact) → signature & designation.
- Paragraph: Importance of Discipline: Define discipline; mention how it helps in school/life; give examples; close with a personal note.
Class 8 English chapters covered
Typical NCERT / board-syllabus chapters this practice test draws from. Paste questions from any chapter below to generate a focused chapter-wise mock test.
- Honeydew – The Best Christmas Present in the World
- Honeydew – The Tsunami
- Honeydew – Glimpses of the Past
- Honeydew – Bepin Choudhury's Lapse of Memory
- Honeydew – The Summit Within
- It So Happened (supplementary reader)
- Grammar – Tenses, Voice, Reported Speech
- Grammar – Modals, Conjunctions, Clauses
- Vocabulary – Idioms, Phrases, Word Formation
- Writing Skills – Notice, Letter, Story, Paragraph
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