RBSE Class 6th 2026 ENGLISH-170326 Previous Year Papers

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Class Class 6th
Exam year 2026
Subject ENGLISH-170326
Resource type Previous Year Papers
Category RBSE Previous Year Question Papers
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Yearly Exam-2025-26

Class-VI Subject:-English

1. Read the following passages and answer the questions that follow:-

Pranam! I am Aakansha from Uttarakhand. I am going to tell you about Aipan, our folk art, that we draw on family functions and festivals. It is done with white rice flour paste on brick-red walls coloured with geru. It is made on floors and walls of puja rooms, and outside the main door of the home. It is an art form made by the women in the family. The designs are very beautiful and mathematical, and are based on our cultural traditions, and observations of nature.

Questions:-

  1. Choose the correct alternative: Where is Aakansha from?

    • (a) Madhya Pradesh
    • (b) Rajasthan
    • (c) Punjab
    • (d) Uttarakhand

    Explanation: The passage clearly states, "I am Aakansha from Uttarakhand."

  2. What is the folk art of Uttarakhand?

    The folk art of Uttarakhand is Aipan.

  3. When do they draw 'Aipan'?

    They draw Aipan on family functions and festivals.

  4. What are the designs based on?

    The designs are based on cultural traditions and observations of nature.

  5. Find the plural form of the following word from the passage: 'function'.

    The plural form is functions.

  6. Write the opposite of the following word from the passage: 'inside'.

    The opposite of 'inside' is outside.

2. Read the following passages and answer the questions that follow:-

Prabhat kept a close watch on Surya for some days. He was great at some things, terrible at others but what was common was the enjoyment. He enjoyed everything equally. As Prabhat went on with his observation, he realised that to enjoy a game, you did not need a scoreboard to keep a tally of your scores. Neither did you have to worry about winning and losing. You needed to enjoy the game for its own sake. What matters is trying to do well, and enjoying every moment of it.

Questions:-

  1. Choose the correct alternative: Who kept a close watch on Surya for some days?

    • (a) Coach
    • (b) Fellow players
    • (c) Prabhat
    • (d) His parents

    Explanation: The passage begins with "Prabhat kept a close watch on Surya for some days."

  2. What did Prabhat realise?

    Prabhat realised that to enjoy a game, you do not need a scoreboard or worry about winning and losing. You need to enjoy the game for its own sake, try to do well, and enjoy every moment.

  3. Who enjoyed everything equally?

    Surya enjoyed everything equally.

  4. How was Surya at games?

    Surya was great at some things and terrible at others, but he enjoyed everything equally.

  5. Find from the passage the word which means 'alike'.

    The word is equally.

  6. Write the opposite of the following word from the passage: 'nothing'.

    The opposite of 'nothing' is everything.

3. Choose the correct answer:-

  1. He eats ......... egg daily in the morning.

    • (a) a
    • (b) An
    • (c) the
    • (d) x

    Explanation: 'Egg' begins with a vowel sound, so we use 'an'.

  2. Mr. Sharma teaches us ......... English.

    • (a) the
    • (b) A
    • (c) x
    • (d) An

    Explanation: Names of languages (like English) do not take an article before them.

4. Choose the correct answer:-

  1. A lion was sleeping ......... a tree.

    • (a) in
    • (b) below
    • (c) under
    • (d) to

    Explanation: 'Under a tree' is the correct preposition to show the lion was beneath the tree.

  2. Pt. Nehru comes ......... a rich family.

    • (a) from
    • (b) in
    • (c) of
    • (d) to

    Explanation: 'Comes from' is the correct phrase to indicate origin or family background.

Previous Year Question Paper – ENGLISH (170326)

Section A: Objective Questions

9. Choose the correct answer:

  1. Which word is correctly spelled?

    • (a) Teach
    • (b) preach
    • (c) Reach
    • (d) catch

    Explanation: All four words are correctly spelled. The question likely asks for the correct spelling among given options; all are correct.

  2. Which word rhymes with 'crown'?

    • (a) crown
    • (b) Town
    • (c) Brown
    • (d) slow

    Explanation: 'Town' and 'Brown' rhyme with 'crown'. Option (d) 'slow' does not rhyme.

6. Fill in the blanks choosing the correct homophones:

  1. A hermit lived at the edge of the river. (Edge / age)
  2. The king had only one son. (sun / son)

7. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of verb given in brackets:

  1. Water boils at 100° C. (boil)
  2. The farmer found a snake on the way. (find)
  3. It was raining when I reached home. (reach)
  4. I will help you in future. (help)

8. Write a single word for the group of words given below:

  1. Father and mother – Parents
  2. A person who lives in forest – Hermit / Forester

9. Write the opposite words:

  1. Brave – Coward
  2. Surface – Depth / Interior
  3. Thick – Thin
  4. Heavy – Light

10. Write the opposite gender:

  1. Lady – Gentleman
  2. Male – Female
  3. Niece – Nephew
  4. Mr. – Mrs.

11. Write plurals:

  1. Child – Children
  2. Knife – Knives
  3. Police – Police (plural form same)
  4. Baby – Babies

Section B: Grammar & Writing

12. Frame the questions:

  1. Question: Do you have any money?

    Answer: No, I have no money.

  2. Question: When does she wake up?

    Answer: She wakes up early in the morning.

13. Re-arrange the following jumbled words to make meaningful sentences:

  1. My mother cuts vegetables with a knife.
  2. The Earth moves around the sun.

14. Change the sentence into passive voice:

  1. Someone stole my purse. → My purse was stolen.
  2. People speak English all over the world. → English is spoken all over the world.

Section C: Composition

15. Write a paragraph (any one):

Paragraph: A Farmer

A farmer is a hardworking person who works in the fields. He wakes up early in the morning and goes to his farm. He ploughs the land, sows seeds, and waters the crops. He works very hard to grow food for us. Farmers are very important because they provide us with grains, vegetables, and fruits. We should respect farmers and their hard work.

16. Write a story (any one):

Story: The Fox and the Grapes

One day, a hungry fox was walking through a forest. He saw a bunch of ripe grapes hanging from a high vine. The fox wanted to eat them. He jumped up but could not reach the grapes. He tried again and again but failed. Finally, he gave up and said, "Those grapes are sour anyway." So, the fox walked away. The story teaches us that we often pretend to dislike what we cannot have.

17. Imagine that you are Ankit / Ankita reading in Govt Upper Primary School, Churu. Your father is a poor farmer. He cannot pay your fee. Write an application:

Application for Fee Concession

To,
The Headmaster,
Govt Upper Primary School,
Churu.

Subject: Application for fee concession

Respected Sir/Madam,

I am Ankit/Ankita, a student of class 6 in your school. My father is a poor farmer. He works very hard but earns very little. He is unable to pay my school fees due to financial problems. I am a hardworking student and want to continue my studies. I request you to kindly grant me fee concession so that I can complete my education.

Thanking you.

Yours obediently,
Ankit/Ankita
Class 6
Date: ________