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This document is an answer key for a sample paper for Class VII for the academic year 2025-26. It contains answers to various questions, including mathematical problems, geometry, and statistics. Each answer is accompanied by a point value indicating its worth in the grading system.
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ANSWER KEY

SAMPLE PAPER (FINAL TERM) CLASS VII


2025-26
1 A)1 and -1 1
2 B)0.35 1
3 A) SSS 1
4 (B) 7 1
5 A)C.P. 1
6 C) 1
7 B)5 1
8 C) ∠B = ∠R 1
9 (C) 2r + r 1
10 A)144 1

11 C) 1
12 B) ∆PQM and ∆PRM 1
13 C)10 1
14 C) 60% 1
15 (B) 40m 1
16 B)0 1
17 B) Associative property 1
18 B) Yes, by SAS 1
19 A) Both assertion (A) and reason (R) are true and reason (R) is the 1
correct explanation of assertion (A

20 A) Both assertion (A) and reason (R) are true and reason (R) is the 1
correct explanation of assertion (A)

21 (8.75+7.09)−(14.6−0.08)

Step 1:

8.75+7.09=15.84 0.5

Step 2:

14.6−0.08=14.52 0.5

Step 3:

15.84−14.52=1.32 1
OR
(75.05÷0.05)×0.001+2.351

Step 1:
75.05÷0.05=1501 0.5

Step 2:
1501×0.001=1.501 0.5

Step 3:

1.501+2.351=3.852 1
22 Total students = 600
[Link] passed students =450
% of passed students = 450/600 ×100. (1)
=75% (1)
23 To get the required number 0.5
26/33-(-5/11)
=26/33+5/11 0.5

=41/33 1 1
24 7 −3 2 +5 = 7 ×2 +7 ×5 −3 ×2 −3 ×5 1
= 14 + 35 −6 − 15 = 14 + 29 − 15 1
OR
3 + 4! − 2 + − 7 + 2 − 4! + 3 = 3 + + 2 + 4! − 4! − 2 − 7 +
3= 6 −6
1+1

25 Step -1 : Draw QR = 4.8 cm 0.5


Step -2 : At Q, construct an angle of 60° and at R, construct an angle of 40°. 1.5
Name the point of intersection of these angles as P.

26 Let the height of the parallelogram be x cm


Base of the parallelogram = 2x cm 0.5
Area of parallelogram = 288#$
Base × height = 288#$ 0.5
2x × x = 288#$
2 = 288 0.5
= 288 / 2 = 144 0.5
x = 12 cm 0.5
Ans – height = 12 cm and base = 24 cm 0.5

OR
0.5

0.5
0.5
Let ABCD be a rectangular lawn, PQRS and EFGH be the two cross 0.5
roads
For rect EFGH 0.5
Length = 25 m , breadth = 2 m
For rect PQRS 0.5
Length = 2 m , breadth = 20 m
Side of square WXYZ = 2 m
Area of the roads = area of rect EFGH + area of rect PQRS – area of
square WXYZ
= 25 ×2 + 20 × 2 – 2 × 2
= 50 + 40 – 4
= 86 $
27 2 6 5 15 = 2 ( 3) 5( 3) ( 3)( 5
5) 1.5+1.5
OR
Required
equired expression = (4xy – 3zx + 4yz + 7) – (xy – 3yz + 4zx) 1
= 4xy – 3zx + 4yz + 7 – xy + 3yz – 4zx 0.5
= 4xy – xy – 3zx – 4zx + 4yz + 3yz + 7 0.5
= 3xy – 7zx + 7yz + 7 0.5

28 (i)PR
PR = QS (Given)
PR + RS = QS + RS (Adding RS to both sides) 0.5
PS = QR 0.5
(ii)In ∆APS
APS and ∆BQR

AP = BQ (Given)
PS = QR (Proved above)
∠APS = ∠BQR BQR = 90° (Given) 1
∆APS = ∆BQR (by SAS rule) 0.5
(iii) Yes, ∠A = ∠B
B (CPCT) 0.5
29 Let the breadth b cm.
Then the length is “16 cm less than twice its breadth”

Length= 2b - 16 0.5
Perimeter of a rectangle

Given :
2(2b-16+b)= 100 1
(2b - 16) + b = 3b - 16
0.5
2(3b - 16) = 100
3b - 16 = 50
3b = 50 + 16 = 66
b = 22 0.5
Breadth = 22 cm.
Length = 2b - 16 = 2(22) - 16 = 44 - 16 = 28
Length = 28 cm. 0.5
30 Amount=Rs.2400 0.5

Principal= Rs.1500. 0.5

S.I.= Rs.2400-Rs.1500.
=Rs.900. 1

Rate = 900×100/1500×4
=15% 1
31 Steps : i. Draw a line segment AB(say) = 6cm 0.5
ii. At A, construct an angle of 60° 1
iii. Taking A as centre and 4cm radius , cut an arc which intersect the arm of 1
angle 60° at C.
iv. Join AC 0.5
* *
A. − =
32 0.5

4 2*
+ , = - *.
1
9 3

* / 0.5
× / =1

S0
0
1=
1 1 1 0
+ , =+ ,
2 2 0.5
So 3 = 0
So = 0
B. let the number =
ATQ
×3 =9 0.5
9
=
3
9
=
0.5

=9×9 0.5
= 81 0.5
The required number =81

33 2 − 3 +4 =2 ×3 +2 ×4 − ×3 − ×4 1.5
=6 +8 −3 −4 1.5
OR
2x – 3y – [3x – 2y – {x – z – (x – 2y)}) 0.5
= 2x – 3y – [3x – 2y – {x – z – x + 2y}] 0,5
= 2x – 3y – [3x – 2y – {- z + 2y}] 0.5
= 2x – 3y – [3x – 2y + z – 2y] 0.5
= 2x – 3y – [3x – 4y + z]
On simplifying, we get
= 2x – 3y – 3x + 4y – z 0.5
=–x+y–z 0.5

34

Draw RM perpendicular to PQ 0.5


Hence, we get a rectangle PMRS and a right angled triangle RMQ
PM = SR = 36 cm(opposite
cm sides of a rectangle are equal)
MQ = 60 – 36 = 24 cm 0.5
In a right angled triangle RMQ, by Pythagoras theorem 0.5
34 = 35 5 54
25) 3
35 (24) 0.5
625 = 355 + 576 0.5
35 = 625 – 576 = 49 0.5
RM = 7 cm
RM = SP = 7 cm (opposite sides of a rectangle are equal) 0.5
Area of quadrilateral = area of rectangle PMRS + area of triangle RMQ
= length × breadth + ½ × base × height
= 36 × 7 + ½ × 24 × 7
= 252 + 84 0.5
= 336 #$ 0.5

OR 0.5

Let PQRS be the rectangular garden and ABCD be the external 0.5
boundary of the path.
Area of PQRS = PQ × QRQ = 78 × 35 = 2730 $ 1
AB = 78 + 1 + 1 = 80 m 0.5
BC =35 + 1 + 1 = 37 m 0.5
Area of ABCD = AB × BC = 80 × 37 = 2960 $ 1
Area of path = area of ABCD – area of PQRS 0.5
= 2960 – 2730 0.5
= 230 $ 0.5

35 (i)Given: PQ = PR, QM and RN are medians, so M and N are


midpoints.
Therefore, QR is common, QN = RM (since medians connect to 1
midpoints)
Proof:
QN = RM (as M and N are midpoints)
QR = QR (common side)
∠Q = ∠R (angles opposite equal sides in isosceles triangle)
Therefore, ∆NQR ≅ ∆MRQ by SAS rule 1.5

(ii)∆NQR ≅ ∆MRQ
By CPCT (Corresponding Parts of Congruent Triangles):
QM = RN 1

(iii)Prove that ∆PMQ ≅ ∆PNR


In triangles ∆PMQ and ∆PNR:
PQ = PR (given)
QM = RN (proved above)
PM = PN (since M and N are midpoints of equal sides QR)
Therefore, ∆PMQ ≅ ∆PNR by SSS rule 1.5
36 Given: number of Rs 50 notes = .
“The number of Rs 10 notes was 6 more than Rs 20 notes, which were 4
more than Rs 50 notes.”
So:
Let number of Rs 50 notes .
Number of Rs 20 notes .
Number of Rs 10 notes .
Total saved:
(i) If the number of Rs 50 notes is x , how many Rs 20 notes?
1
W = x + 4.
(ii) Equation representing the total amount
Using :
10T + 20W + 50F = 1140. 1
(iii) Form the system and solve
From the word relations:
T = W + 6,\qquad W = F + 4,
10T + 20W + 50F = 1140.
10(x+10) + 20(x+4) + 50x = 1140. 1
10x+100 +20x+80 +50x = 1140
80x +180 =1140
80x = 960
x = 12.
So:
(Rs 50 notes) notes. 12
(Rs 20 notes) notes.16
(Rs 10 notes) notes.22 1
37 (i)1500 dark chocolates 1
(ii)2250 milk chocolates 1
(iii) [Link] sugar free chocolates =500. 1
1
% of sugar free chocolates =10%

OR
Cost of 1 chocolate=Rs.25. (1) 1

Cost of 10 chocolates =Rs.250. 1


38 (A) area of land for pets = area of circle = 7 0.5
= × 7 × 7 = 154 $ 0.5

1
(B) radius of the outer circle = 7 + 3.5 = 10.5 m

(C)area of the land where plants and flowers are grown = area of outer
circle – area of inner circle
= 3 − π7
0.5
= 3 −7
= × [ 10.5 − 7 ] 0.5
= × [110.25 – 49]
= × 61.25 = 192.5 $ 0.5 +
0.5
OR

Perimeter of the land where plants and flowers are grown =


Circumference of outer circle 0.5
= 2πR
= 2× × 10.5 0.5
= 66 m
0.5
0.5
.

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