Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 1 (CBSE) · English
Chapter: Chapter 2 — Chapter 2: Greetings
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What do we say early in the morning? [1]
(A) Good Night
(B) Good Morning
(C) Good Afternoon
(D) Goodbye
2. What do we say before going to sleep? [1]
(A) Good Morning
(B) Good Afternoon
(C) Good Night
(D) Hello
3. What greeting is often said with folded hands? [1]
(A) Good Night
(B) Namaste
(C) Goodbye
(D) Good Afternoon
4. Why do we greet people politely? [1]
(A) It shows good manners
(B) It is rude
(C) It has no meaning
(D) It confuses people
5. What greeting is used in Punjabi? [1]
(A) Sat Sri Akal
(B) Namaste only
(C) Good Night only
(D) Nothing
6. What does practising greetings help us do? [1]
(A) Start conversations confidently
(B) Avoid talking
(C) Feel scared
(D) Nothing useful
7. Do different languages have their own greetings? [1]
(A) Yes
(B) No
(C) Only English has greetings
(D) Never
8. What do greetings generally express? [1]
(A) Warmth and respect
(B) Anger
(C) Confusion
(D) Nothing
9. Which greeting can be used anytime? [1]
(A) Hello
(B) Good Night only
(C) Good Morning only
(D) None
10. Which greeting is used in the evening? [1]
(A) Good Morning
(B) Good Evening
(C) Good Night
(D) Namaste only
11. Complete: 'Good Morning, ___!' [1]
(A) teacher
(B) midnight
(C) yesterday
(D) never
12. Why do we practice greeting sentences? [1]
(A) To build speaking confidence
(B) To confuse people
(C) To stay silent
(D) No reason
13. Which greeting is casual, like Hello? [1]
(A) Hi
(B) Good Night
(C) Good Afternoon
(D) Namaste
14. What makes a greeting warmer and more personal? [1]
(A) Adding the person's name
(B) Saying nothing extra
(C) Speaking very fast
(D) Ignoring the person
15. What kind of greetings depend on the time of day? [1]
(A) Good Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Night
(B) Only Hello
(C) Only Namaste
(D) None
16. Is 'Hi' similar to 'Hello'? [1]
(A) Yes
(B) No
(C) They are opposites
(D) Never similar