Class 7 (English Assignment)
The Value of Time
Time is one of the most valuable things in our life. Unlike money, lost time
can never be recovered. Everyone gets the same twenty-four hours every day, but
people use this time in different ways. Successful people usually plan their
activities and make good use of their time.
Rohan was a Grade 7 student who often wasted his time playing games and
watching videos. He frequently postponed his homework until the last minute. As
a result, he felt stressed before examinations and could not complete his work
properly.
One day, his English teacher advised him to prepare a simple daily
timetable. Rohan decided to follow her advice. He fixed specific times for
studying, playing, eating, resting, and helping his family. He also started
completing his homework before using his mobile phone.
After a few weeks, Rohan noticed a significant change. He completed his
assignments on time, had enough time to play, and felt more relaxed before
examinations. His grades also improved. He realized that managing time did not
mean giving up fun; it meant using time wisely and maintaining a balance
between work and leisure.
Rohan learned an important lesson: people cannot control time, but
they can control how they use it.
A. Short-Answer Questions
1. Why
is time considered one of the most valuable things in life?
2. How
did Rohan waste his time?
3. What
advice did Rohan's English teacher give him?
4. Mention
any two changes that Rohan noticed after following his timetable.
5. What
important lesson did Rohan learn about time?
B. Multiple-Choice Questions
1. How many hours does everyone get every day?
a) 12 hours
b) 18 hours
c) 24 hours
d) 30 hours
2. Why did Rohan feel stressed before examinations?
a) He did not attend school.
b) He postponed his homework.
c) He played outdoor games.
d) He helped his family.
3. What did Rohan prepare to manage his time?
a) A diary
b) A timetable
c) A calendar
d) A storybook
4. Which of the following happened after Rohan managed his time?
a) He stopped playing completely.
b) He stopped helping his family.
c) His grades improved.
d) He used his mobile phone more.
5. What is the main message of the passage?
a) Students should never play games.
b) Mobile phones are always harmful.
c) Time should be used wisely and responsibly.
d) Examinations are more important than leisure.
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