Class 7 My Study Guide CQ Question Answer Solution PDF

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It took us half an hour to reach the school. I saw many students on the school campus. Some were playing and some were talking to each other. I didn't know anyone. So I was a little afraid.

My mother soon took me to the Head Teacher. He asked me a few questions and I answered them intelligently. The Head Teacher was very pleased. He put his hand on my shoulder and said, "Good! You're a highly intelligent child. You know a lot. I'll take you in my school. I hope you'll be happy here."

I was admitted to class 1. The Head Teacher was a very nice person. He called a teacher and said to her, "Ms Laila, this is Flora. She is a new student in class 1. Take her to the class, please."

Ms Laila took me to the class. The class teacher welcomed me and gave me a seat. All the students in the class were staring at me. I felt a bit nervous to see all the new faces. But soon I felt easy. I could make friends with two or three students sitting close to me.

A new place is a new experience. So my first day at school is a new experience in my life. I will remember the day as long as I live.

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Farabi was sitting with his head down. He looked sad. His hair was untidy and ruffled. It was clear he did not brush it at all.

"What happened, Farabi? Are you okay?" asked Flora. "I'm so shocked, Flora. I don't want to talk," said Farabi.

"But you have to. Any pain or sorrow is like a load in the mind. If you tell or share it with your parents or friends, it will be lighter. On the other hand, if you don't share it, the load will become heavier and more painful. So please tell me what's wrong," Flora insisted.

Farabi looked at Flora and said, "One of my friends Harun is our school football team leader. Yesterday he just dropped my name from the coming Interclass Football Tournament. I wanted to know why, but he didn't even talk to me about it."

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Shahana's husband Mr Zamil Huda works in a company office. His firm has a vacant position. On several days he told Shahana, "I want you to apply for the post." But Shahana said, "Please don't insist. I'm joining the local high school as a teacher." "What do you find in a teaching job, Shahana? I don't want you to do it." Her in-laws were also on his side. Yet Shahana joined the school against the will of the family.

Weeks and months went by. Every day Shahana helps with the household work. Every day she works hard to prepare her lessons. Every day she goes to school, teaches her students and helps both weak and bright ones. They often come to her in the teachers' room, in the corridor and even on the road, and talk to her about any academic or personal problems.

Within a year Shahana becomes a very good teacher. Students give her salam wherever they see her. Teachers, even the Head Teacher, admire her. Parents and other people in the community come to see her at home and at the school and pay her great respect.

One day her husband said, "You've opened my eyes, Shahana. Teaching is more than a job. I didn't know it. Congratulations!"

"Thank you," she smiled.

"Tell me, Shahana, how you could be such a great teacher!" Zamil wanted to know.

"I don't only teach my subject, I care for my students. I love them. I myself demonstrate good behaviour and inspire them to be good. That's all I do," replied Shahana.

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The first President of the United States of America, George Washington, was born in 1732 in Wakefield, Virginia. He was the son of a wealthy planter. He inherited a substantial estate when he was twenty years old. From 1753 to -1758, he served in the army. He took an active part in the French and Indian wars and gained vast military experience and prestige. Returning to Virginia in late 1758, he resigned his commission. In 1774, he was chosen as a delegate from Virginia to the First Continental Congress. He was one of the richest men in the colonies. Washington had not been an early advocate of independence, nevertheless, in June 1775, the Second Continental Congress unanimously chose him to command the continental armies. This eminent figure in the establishment of the United States of America breathed his last at his home in Mount Vernon, Virginia in December 1799.

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Mammals are animals with fur and they feed their babies on milk. Many pet and farm animals are mammals, including dogs, cats, rabbits, cows and sheep. Men are mammals too. Bats are the only mammals that can fly. They also have such good hearing that they can fly in the dark. They live on moths, mice or soft fruits. The cheetah is the fastest mammal. It can run faster than 60 miles per hour. Cheetah eats flesh of other animals. Most of the mammals have four legs and a tail. But mammals like dolphins and whales have fins and flippers instead of legs and they live in water. Dolphins love to leap out of the water and splash back in. They chase after food such as fish. The biggest whales such as humpback have a mouth full of comb like plates to sieve out their food from the water. They most eat tiny shrimps called krill.

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Socrates was born of poor working elass parents probably in the year 470 BC. He had the usual education of the boys in those days like learning music, science, philosophy and gymnastics. He also studied the art of public speaking and argument. As a young man, he served the army and fought in several battles with great courage. When he left the army, some of his friends wanted him to go to politics, but he refused to do that for he felt he had another mission in life. His mission was to unmask ignorance and encourage the truth up and down the street of Athens. In the market places, in the houses of the rich and in the workshops of the poor, Socrates carried on his search for truth. His method was to stop someone and to question him. By these questions,, he would show others how vague and incomplete their ideas were. Then he would help them to build up their ideas on surer foundation.