Class 7 Question Paper 2026 Moral Education

CBSE CLASS 7
Annual Question Paper
Session 2026

MORAL EDUCATION

Exam CBSE Class 7
Subject Moral Education
Session 2026
Document Type Annual Question Paper

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ANNUAL EXAMINATION�
SESSION: 2025-2026�
CLASS: VII MAXIMUM MARKS: 40�
SUBJECT: VALUE EDUCATION TIME: 1:30 HOURS�
Section - A�

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1. Read the following situations and choose the correct option: (1×6= 6)�
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i) In the story ‘Life is A Challenge- Face It’, Vedika was very happy to hear the news of her

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ii) In the story ‘Life is A Challenge- Face It’, Vedika wanted to make a reel of the suitcase,
full of gifts, brought by her aunt because:�
A.� She wanted to have a reel as evidence.�

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C.� She was practicing making reels.�
D.� She was making fun of her aunt’s gifts.�
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must learn to face it. With this, she meant:

A.� Face the challenge with weapons.�
B.� One should not run away from any challenge but should remain calm to find a
solution.�
C.� One should run away from every challenging situation.�
D.� One should make a lot of noise and blame others and the situation for the crisis.�

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C.� If you want to have a productive discussion or debate, you should not express your
views calmly and peacefully.�
D.� People will be able to better understand your thoughts.�
v) In the story ‘This Too is Violence’, Sanyam’s grandfather remarked, “Sanyam, you are
quite violent.” With this statement, he meant that Sanyam:�
A.� Often becomes violent and hits others.�
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C.� Enjoys watching violent movies.�
D.� Holds ill-feelings towards others and often thinks negatively about them.�

vi) In the story ‘Beyond The Canvas’, the moment Tarannum entered the house, she shouted
angrily that she would never paint again because-�
A.� The organizers of the painting competition asked her to do so.�
B.� The organizers told her to practice more to refine her skills.�
C.� They were not willing to select her painting.�
D.� They were her enemies.�
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2. State whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE: (1×6= 6)�

i) Tarannum finally realised that we must learn to accept criticism and use it for self-
development. �
ii) Tick the option that is TRUE:�

(A) Face the challenge with weapons�
B) One should not run away from any challenge but should remain calm to find a solution.�

(C) One should run away from every challenging situation �
(D) One should make a lot of noise and blame others and the situation for the crisis.�

iii) Tick the statement that is NOT TRUE according to true according to the story-‘The
Art of Conversation ‘�

(A) A noisy environment can damage our ears.�

(B) We should raise our voice while expressing our views�
(C) It isn’t necessary to shout or speak loudly to express anger or disagreement.�

(D) All of the above.�
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iv) As long as people continue helping each other selflessly, the barter system will exist.�
v) One should make a lot of noise and blame others and the situation for the crisis. �

vi) Mahatma Gandhi has elaborated on the concept of ‘VIOLENCE’ in his autobiography,
My Experiments with Truth.�
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3. Fill in the blanks with suitable option given in the brackets: (1×6= 6)�

i) You must understand that every individual, at every step of life, has to face _______
(Criticism/Extreme Wealth)�

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ii) Yatharth’s mother told him that life is a challenge, and heamust learn to face it
with________ (Weapons/ Calm mind)�

iii) The maximum decibel range that the human ear can tolerate without experiencing pain is
________ (85-120 decibels/ 85-140 decibel)�
iv) The barter system we’re referring to in the story “The Barter System” is not just an

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Section – B�
4. Answer the following questions briefly: (2×2= 4)�
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5. Answer the following questions in not more than 60 words: (3×3= 9)

i. The story, “Beyond the Canvas” shows the criticism is important for learning something
new. – What lesson does the story teach about criticism and self-improvement?�
ii. Is it necessary to shout to express anger or disagreement? – share your thoughts.�

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i) Shreya, a Class 7 student, was always busy checking social media. She felt worried that she
might miss posts or messages. When her cousin Neha visited, Shreya spent more time making
reels and using her phone instead of talking to family. Neha explained that Shreya was facing
FOMO (Fear of Missing Out). Shreya understood this and decided to reduce her phone use
and spend more time with family.�

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B.� ‘It is important to give time to family instead of always using phones’. Explain in
brief. (2)�

ii) Riya loved participating in debates. In one inter-school competition, she spoke confidently
but did not win a prize. After the event, her teacher told her that her ideas were strong but she
needed to improve her voice modulation and eye contact. Riya felt disappointed at first and
thought the judges were unfair.�
However, after some reflection, she realized that her teacher’s feedback was meant to help
her grow. She began practising in front of a mirror, recorded her speeches, and worked on her
delivery. In the next competition, she performed much better and won second prize. Riya
understood that criticism, when taken positively, leads to growth and self-development.�

A.� Which value helped Riya succeed? (1)�
B.� How can a positive mindset transform failure into success? (2)�

iii) During group practice, Arun became angry when her idea was rejected. She started
shouting at her classmates. The classroom became noisy, and some students felt
uncomfortable. The teacher reminded Riya that anger can be expressed firmly without raising
one’s voice. She also explained that loud noise can harm our ears and disturb others’ peace.
Riya realized her mistake and calmly shared her thoughts.�

A.� Identify the value Arjun failed to demonstrate when she started shouting. (1)�
B.� Suppose you were in Arjun’s place. How would you express your disagreement in a
better way? Suggest two practical actions. (2)�

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