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Practice makes one perfect - Grow with words - Class 7 - English

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Back Questions - Practice makes one perfect | Grow with words | Class 7 Literature | English

Find words from the chapter which mean the opposite of the given words 
a. parting          b. disperse        c. small   d. disinterestedly e. attract 

a. assembling
b. assemble
c. vast
d. eagerly
e. repel

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What did the goats do when they were set free in the open field? 

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How did the shepherdess train her goat not to eat leaves? 

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Back Exercises - Practice makes one perfect | Grow with words | Class 7 Literature | English

Use β€˜ing’ or β€˜to’ with suitable verbs.
a. For God’s sake stop _____________ me, it is raising my blood pressure.(nag) 
b. We halted _____________ some vegetables and fruits.(buy) 
c. The manager ordered his subordinates to avoid _____________ the official transport.(use) 
d. I was already in bed but I had to get up _____________ the mobile. (attend) 
e. Try _____________ this habit, you will feel better.(quit) 
f. You have no right _____________ at me. You are my subordinate. (yell) 

a. nagging
b. to buy
c. using
d. to attend
e. quitting
f. to yell

Use the correct adjective given in brackets with sensible sentences to make sensible sentences:
a. I was happy __________ get the first prize. 
b. The commander was annoyed __________ the poor performance of the battalion.(see, feel, mind) 
c. We were surprised __________ that we had won the lottery. (read, know, hear) 
d. It was useless __________ waiting for the delayed flight.(see, allow, keep) 
e. It is very nice of you __________ me to your party. (leave, invite, show) 
f. I wish you were sensible enough __________ my problem.(understand, state, read) 

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Use the following words correctly in given expressions Β­ β€˜too’ β€˜to’, β€˜enough to’
a. It was ____________ dark to see. 
b. The judge was patient ____________ hear the long arguments. 
c. The tea was ____________ hot ____________ drink. 
d. The problem was ____________ complex ____________ be solved. 
e. I want ____________ be rich ____________ make him comfortable. 
f. He is mature ____________ handle the crisis. 
g. We just wish ____________ see how far he can go. 

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Underline the correct alternatives in these sentences 
a. Walk/walking/to walk in the park in early morning made me feel fresh. 
b. I fear I do not remember switch, switching/ to switch the lights off. 
c. I try ignore/ ignoring/ to ignore his foolishness. 
d. On my way back home I stopped buy / buying / to buy pastries from JJ Bakers. 
e. After slogging for the entire day, I was desperate have / having / to have a refreshing drink. 
f. Has he succeeded pass/ in passing / to pass the test as yet? 

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For each of the six questions below, choose the correct suffix of able/ible. (Answers are given at the end of the chapter.) 
a. My car is very ____________ it always breaks down. 
1. edible 2. inedible 3. unreliable 4. reliable 
b. This pizza is completely ____________ , it is cold and hard. 
1. unreliable 2. reliable 3. edible 4. inedible 
c. Sue’s handwriting is ____________, she usually has to type letters. 
1. flexible 2. inflexible 3. legible 4. illegible 
d. Is this sweater ____________ or do I have to get it dry-cleaned? 
1. washable 2. changeable 3. wearable 4. adjustable 
e. My school hours are very____________. I have to arrive exactly on time. 
1. changeable 2. inflexible 3. flexible 4. Inflexible
f. Water in the UK is ______________, you can have it directly from the tap. 
1. drinkable 2. undrinkable 3. curable 4. incurable 

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Choose the correct form of the word from the brackets to fill up each blank 
a. I_____________ for her a long time. (know, have known, had known) 
b. He _____________ out half an hour ago. (had gone, has gone, went) 
c. The rain _____________ yesterday. (stopped, has stopped, had stopped) 
d. Graham Bell _____________ the telephone. (had invented, invented, has invented) 
e. The baby _____________ all morning. (cries, is crying, has been crying) 
f. I _____________ her letter a week ago. (received, had received have received) 
g. Jenny _____________ all morning. (cries, is crying, has been crying) 
h. Peter _____________ from fever since last night. (is suffering, has been suffering, has suffered) 
i. He _____________ out half an hour ago. (had gone, has gone, went) 
j. Mona _____________ a letter to me last Monday. (have written, had written, wrote)

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Write the plurals forms:
a. Child
b. Half
c. Potato
d. Fish
e. Goose
f. Aircraft
g. Church
h. Woman
i. Fly
j. Sheep
k. Foot
l. Ox
m. Box 
n. Mouse 

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Write a letter to your friend telling him/her about how you had practised for a particular game/dance/song/speech/examination and how you were able to excel in it. Also, include one good habit you would like to form and tell him/her why you want to form this habit. 

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Choose one person you admire. Write three paragraphs about this person. In the first paragraph, write about the good qualities of the person. In the second paragraph, discuss why you like the person. In the third paragraph, describe the reason for your liking and how you have changed because of him/her. 

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Extra Questions - Practice makes one perfect | Grow with words | Class 7 Literature | English

What was the king curious about?

The king was keen to find out why certain habits were peculiar with certain creatures. Could the habits be modified with practice or they were genetically tuned.

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Summary - Practice makes one perfect | Grow with words | Class 7 Literature | English

The story "Practice Makes One Perfect" is about a curious king who wants to understand how habits are formed. He decided to carry out an experiment to see how shepherds could raise their goats without allowing them to eat grass and leaves. The king summoned all the shepherds of ............................

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Themes - Practice makes one perfect | Grow with words | Class 7 Literature | English

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There are several themes in the story "Practice Makes One Perfect." These themes are:

The Importance of Practice

This theme is demonstrated throughout the story. The king wanted to know how habits were formed, so he carried out an experiment to see how the shepherds would rear their goats. The story shows that habits can be developed and ingrained into a person's behaviour through practice.

The Power of Habits

The story highlights the idea that our likes and dislikes depend on our habits. If we continue to do something repeatedly, it becomes a habit, 

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Character Sketches - Practice makes one perfect | Grow with words | Class 7 Literature | English

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Girl

The girl in the story who trained the goat is a shepherdess, but despite her humble background, she is shown to be an intelligent and observant individual. She cannot only understand the habits of goats but also applies her understanding to train her own goat. She is a determined and hardworking individual who is willing to put in the necessary effort to achieve her goals.

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Plot - Practice makes one perfect | Grow with words | Class 7 Literature | English

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Introduction

The story begins with the king of a kingdom who is curious about how habits are formed in animals. He devises an experiment to test his theory and summons all the shepherds of his kingdom to participate.

Rearing the Goats

The king gives each shepherd a goat and asks them to rear it up well. He also provides them with money to feed the goats properly. The shepherds are happy and think that it will be easy to raise the goat without feeding grass and leaves. They believe that the goat's taste...

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Important Lines - Practice makes one perfect | Grow with words | Class 7 Literature | English

  1. "If you can make the goat desist from eating grass and leaves, I will give you a reward of one thousand rupees." This line sets up the story's main conflict and shows the king's curiosity about how habits are formed.
  2. "They thought, β€˜after all, one’s taste for a particular type of food is a matter of habit. We can feed the goats with food items other than leaves.’" - 


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Vocabulary - Practice makes one perfect | Grow with words | Class 7 Literature | English

  1. Curious: eager to know or learn about something

    The king was curious to understand how habits were formed and why animals had preferences for certain foods.

  2. Experiment: a scientific procedure carried out to test a hypothesis or validate a theory

    The king decided to conduct an experiment to observe the eating habits of the goats.

  3. Desist: to stop or refrain from doing something

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