LBA 7th ENGLISH (TL) VIII (POEM): SMILE
MODEL QUESTION BANK OF LESSON BASED ASSESSMENT(These Questions are only for model)Lesson Based Assessment Class - 7 Sub. - English (Third Language) A Smile - Question Bank These questions are only for practice as model question bank for Lesson Based Assessment LESSON BASED ASSESS
MODEL QUESTION BANK OF LESSON BASED ASSESSMENT
(These Questions are only for model)
Lesson Based Assessment
Class - 7
Sub. - English (Third Language)
These questions are only for practice as model question bank for Lesson Based Assessment
LESSON BASED ASSESSMENT MODEL QUESTION BANK
CLASS- 7 | Sub.- English (TL) | UNIT -8 POEM: A SMILE
Learning Outcomes (L.O.)
After completing this lesson, students will be able to:
- Recite the poem with proper rhythm and **comprehend its central idea**.
- Identify and use new **vocabulary words** like *funny*, *wrinkles*, and *wonderful*.
- Identify **rhyming words** in the poem (like *face* and *place*).
- **Summarize** the main message of the poem in simple, clear sentences.
- Understand and express the **benefits** and importance of positive social actions like smiling.
- Apply basic **grammar concepts** like opposites to the words from the text.
Practice Questions
A. Complete the Poem (Fill in the missing words)
1. A smile is quite a _______________ thing
2. It wrinkles up your _______________.
3. And when it’s gone, you will never find Its secret _______________ place.
4. But far more _______________ it is, To see what smiles can do.
5. You smile at one, He smiles at _______________, And so one smile Makes two.
B. Fill in the Blanks (Using Vocabulary)
6. A smile makes little marks on your face called _______________.
7. If the smile is _______________, you will never find where it went.
8. The poet thinks a smile is a _______________ thing because of what it does.
9. The word 'amusing' is closest in meaning to _______________.
10. The hidden place of a smile is called its secret _______________ place.
11. The word for 'very remarkable' is _______________.
12. A smile that has gone keeps its location out of sight, or _______________.
13. According to the "Read and Enjoy" section, Smile is the song of _______________.
14. When a smile is lost, we can never _______________ it again.
15. The smile makes you happy and makes one smile become _______________.
C. Choose the Correct Answer (MCQs)
16. What is the poem's author called?
(a) The Poet (b) John Keats (c) **Anonymous**
17. A smile is quite a _______________ thing.
(a) boring (b) sad (c) **funny**
18. What do 'wrinkles' look like?
(a) **Marks made by folding** (b) A type of sweet (c) Stars in the sky
19. Once a smile is gone, its secret hiding place is...
(a) easy to find (b) **never found** (c) under your nose
20. What is 'wonderful' to see in the poem?
(a) The poet's face (b) A mirror (c) **What smiles can do**
21. When you smile at one person, how many smiles are there in total?
(a) One (b) **Two** (c) Three
22. What does 'hide' mean in the glossary?
(a) Keeps safe (b) **Keeps out of sight** (c) Keeps on the shelf
23. Which word means 'very remarkable'?
(a) Funny (b) **Wonderful** (c) Secret
24. What is the effect of a smile mentioned in the poem?
(a) It makes you sleepy (b) **It makes someone else smile back** (c) It makes you angry
25. What is the smile *not* called the song of, in the "Read and Enjoy" section?
(a) Innocence (b) Tears (c) **Hiding**
D. Answer in One Word
26. What marks does a smile make on your face?
27. What word in the poem means 'amusing'?
28. What part of the smile will you never find?
29. When you smile at one person, what does that person do?
30. What is the smile the sign of, according to the "Read and Enjoy" section?
E. Give the Opposite Word
31. Opposite of **find**:
32. Opposite of **never**:
33. Opposite of **one**:
34. Opposite of **gone**:
35. Opposite of **funny**:
F. Write two Rhyming Words for each
36. face -
37. thing -
38. find -
39. smile -
40. you -
G. Answer in 2-3 Sentences
41. What is quite a funny thing according to the poet?
42. What happens when the smile has gone?
43. How does one smile make two?
44. Why is it wonderful to see what smiles can do?
45. Write any two things that the smile is the song of (from the "Read and Enjoy" section).
Model Answers
- **A. Complete the Poem:** 1. funny, 2. face, 3. hiding, 4. wonderful, 5. you
- **B. Fill in the Blanks:** 6. wrinkles, 7. gone, 8. wonderful, 9. funny, 10. hiding, 11. wonderful, 12. hidden (or hide), 13. innocence (or friendship/love/tears), 14. find, 15. two
- **C. Choose the Correct Answer (MCQs):** 16. (c) Anonymous, 17. (c) funny, 18. (a) Marks made by folding, 19. (b) never found, 20. (c) What smiles can do, 21. (b) Two, 22. (b) Keeps out of sight, 23. (b) Wonderful, 24. (b) It makes someone else smile back, 25. (c) Hiding
- **D. Answer in One Word:** 26. Wrinkles, 27. Funny (or Amusing), 28. Its secret hiding place, 29. He/She smiles back (The other person smiles), 30. All and all
- **E. Give the Opposite Word:** 31. Lose / Hide, 32. Always, 33. Many / Two, 34. Came / Stayed, 35. Serious / Sad
- **F. Write two Rhyming Words for each:** 36. place, race, 37. sing, bring, 38. kind, mind, 39. while, file, 40. two, do (Any two correct rhyming words are acceptable)
- **G. Answer in 2-3 Sentences:** 41. A smile is funny because it wrinkles up the face and then its secret place can never be found once it is gone. 42. When the smile has gone, you will never be able to find its secret hiding place, meaning it simply disappears without a trace. 43. One smile makes two when the person you smile at returns the smile, creating a chain of happiness between two people. 44. It is wonderful because a simple act like a smile has the power to quickly spread happiness and get a positive response from others. 45. The smile is the song of innocence and the song of friendship.




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