SilverZone ABHO Class 7 sample paper, 2026–27

The most useful thing on this table is what a parent comparing it with the Class 6 one will not see. Both classes sit 35 questions for 100 marks in 40 minutes, so every headline figure is identical — and the paper underneath is not the same paper. One question moves out of the reasoning section and into grammar: grammar is 15 questions and 41.25 marks at Class 6 and 16 questions and 44 marks here, while reasoning and comprehension drops from 7 and 19.25 to 6 and 16.5. Grammar alone is now 44 of the 100 marks, and with the language-knowledge section it is 66 marks before your child reads a single passage. The reasoning section's own topic list also shrinks, from five named items at Class 6 to three, and what it loses are the word-relationship items; what it keeps beside the two unseen passages is correcting faulty sentences, which is grammar work sitting inside the comprehension section. The Scholar's Zone is unchanged at 5 questions and 3.5 marks each — a seventh of the questions for nearly a fifth of the marks — and SilverZone names no topics for it at all, so nobody can tell you what to revise for those. SilverZone publishes this paper's pages entirely in Hindi; the English half of each section name above is ours, added so the table is readable either way, and the Hindi is the body's own wording.