Class 7 English || Unit 1 Solution || Jyoti Girls Hostel Interview

Jyoti Girls Hostel Interview

A. Use these words to complete the following sentences.

(accommodation, applicants, original, registration, proof, further)

a. The room still has many of its original features.

b. Can you give me any further information?

c. Hotel accommodation is included in the price of your holiday package.

d. The police suspected him of dealing drugs, but they didn't have any proof.

e. There were over 500 applicants for the job.

f. What is your school registration number? Mine is 453125.

B. Answer the following questions:

a. What is the name of the hostel?

Ans- The name of the hostel is Jyoti Girls Hostel.

b. Will there be interviews on more than one day?

Ans- Yes, interviews will be conducted on more than one day, specifically from March 5th to March 7th, 2021.

c. What time are the interviews?

Ans- The interviews will take place between 10:30 am to 5:00 pm.

d. Who will attend the interview first?

Ans- Interviews will be conducted on a first come first served basis.

e. What documents should the students bring to the interview?

Ans- Students should bring the following original documents:

i. Birth registration certificate

ii. Mark sheets and certificates of the previous class

iii. Proof of admission at Jyoti Secondary School

f. If they want to know more about the interview, who should they contact?

Ans- For more information about the interview, students should contact the school administration team or the Warden.

Grammar II

A. Study the following sentences and notice the use of ‘am, is, and are’.

a. Everybody is equal. Is everybody equal?

b. I am a strong girl. I am not weak.

c. You are a hard working student. You are not/aren't lazy.

d. He is an honest guy. He is not/isn't a cheat.

e. Nature is beautiful. Is nature beautiful?

f. Trees are important for us. Are trees useful for us?

g. Social workers are the real heroes.

B. Complete the following sentences with am, is or are. Use negative forms where necessary.

a. A: Have you two met each other?

B: No, we haven't.

A: Ben, this is Carol. Carol, this is Ben.

B: Nice to meet you, Carol.

C: Nice to meet you too, Ben.

b. A: Where are you from, Nitesh?

B: I am from Bara. How about you, Ranjita?

A: Kailali.

B: How do you know Pemba?

A: He is my friend from college.

c. A: Is Brad Pitt French?

B: No, he isn't. He is American.

A: What about Angelina Jolie? Is she American, too?

B: Yes, she is.

A: Are Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie French?

B: No, they aren't. They are both American.

d. A: Are you a new student?

B: Yes, I am.

e. My sister and I are students.

f. The Dharahara is in Kathmandu.

g. A: Is Mt. Everest in Bhojpur?

B: No, it isn't. It is in Solukhumbu.

Writing

A. Suppose you are introducing two of your friends to each other. Compose a dialogue that takes place during the introduction.

Sara: Hi Jack, this is my friend Lily.

Jack: Hi Lily, nice to meet you!

Lily: Nice to meet you too, Jack!

Sara: Jack and I are in the same school. Lily is my neighbour and we play together after school.

Jack: That's cool! What games do you like to play, Lily?

Lily: I love playing volleyball. What about you, Jack?

Jack: I like volleyball, too! Maybe we can all play together sometime.

Sara: That sounds like fun! Let's do it this weekend.

Lily: I would love that!

Jack: Me too! See you both then!