Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 6 (SSC) · English (Second Language)
Chapter: Chapter 2 — Chapter 2: Composition and Letter Writing
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What punctuation shows exact speech? [1]
(A) Quotation marks
(B) Full stops only
(C) Commas only
(D) Question marks only
2. What should happen when a new character speaks? [1]
(A) Start a new paragraph
(B) Continue the same paragraph
(C) Never mark a change
(D) Use no punctuation
3. What is a dialogue tag? [1]
(A) A word like 'said' showing who speaks
(B) A type of punctuation only
(C) A character's name only
(D) A story's title
4. What does dialogue help reveal? [1]
(A) A character's personality
(B) Only the setting
(C) Only the weather
(D) Nothing useful
5. What does dialogue help move forward? [1]
(A) The story's plot
(B) Nothing in particular
(C) Only the title
(D) Only the author's name
6. What is an example of a dialogue tag? [1]
(A) Asked
(B) Blue
(C) Quickly
(D) Twelve
7. Why use dialogue in a story? [1]
(A) To make it feel realistic and engaging
(B) To confuse readers
(C) To make it longer only
(D) No reason
8. Why learn to write dialogue? [1]
(A) To bring characters to life in writing
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
9. What does a formal letter include? [1]
(A) Addresses, date, greeting, closing
(B) Only a message
(C) Only a greeting
(D) No specific parts
10. What is a formal closing example? [1]
(A) Yours faithfully
(B) Love
(C) Bye
(D) See you
11. What should a complaint letter state? [1]
(A) The problem clearly
(B) Nothing specific
(C) Only greetings
(D) Only closings
12. What tone should a complaint letter have? [1]
(A) Polite but firm
(B) Rude and angry
(C) Very casual
(D) No specific tone
13. What should a complaint letter include besides the problem? [1]
(A) Relevant details like dates
(B) Only jokes
(C) Only greetings
(D) Nothing else
14. What should a complaint letter end with? [1]
(A) A clear request for action
(B) No specific ending
(C) Only a greeting
(D) A joke
15. Why avoid rude language in a complaint letter? [1]
(A) To remain professional while expressing concern
(B) No reason
(C) Rude language is encouraged
(D) It doesn't matter
16. Why learn to write complaint letters? [1]
(A) To formally address problems professionally
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests