Paragraphs Writing Short Paragraphs for Class-VII Writing Skills for Exams

Short Paragraphs Writing topics for class 7

It is always asked a short paragraph writing in class 7 term 1 and term 2 exams. We provide some topics of short paragraphs topics with solution for convinient of class 7th students, but we have highly recemended to students to write thier short paragraph himself/herself and practice them. Some Important paragraphs topics for class 7 are as follows; 

1. A Region of Zoo
2. The Value of Tree
3. The Season I Like Most
4. A scene In The Bazar
5. Life in A Big City
6. The Disaster Management
7. Taking care of animals
8. Traveling by Bus
9. Gardening My Hobby
10. Use of Mobile Apps
11. Air Pollution
12. Republic day
13. The Policeman
14. The Postman
15. Noise Pollution

1. A Region of Zoo

A region of zoo is very interesting and pleasant. There are many kinds of animals and their species. They all are kept in the same habitats as they live naturally. Sometimes, there are many crowds of whom those come to see the zoo and its animals. There are many cabins of wildlife in which they live with their pairs or same species. Sometimes endemic species are kept for protecting them by endangering but animals do not feel so comfortable than their natural habitat. They play together like monkeys, cubs and deers. Aquatics animals are kept in water like crocodiles, fishes and tortoises etc. over all a region of zoo is very interesting and learning place where we can see all animal directly without any fear.

2. The Value of Tree

Trees are our life line. We cannot live anywhere on the earth without. Mainly we get food energy from plant kingdom as well as household furniture, medicines, herbs, and even oxygen. Trees are not only useful for mankind but also useful for animal. They absorb carbon dioxide from environment gives fresh oxygen. That helps to make environment pollution free. Trees prevent soil erosion, drought and floods.  Man has cut down trees in large numbers and he is cutting more and more trees. Man must stop cutting more trees, otherwise he will suffer greatly. 

3. The Season I Like Most

All seasons come once in a cycle of one year. There are three important seasons in our country - summer, winter, and the rainy season. December and January are the coolest month and May and June are the hottest month of year. July and August brings heavily rains. Each season has its pleasure and pain. In India, the months of February and March. Are very pleasures and bring happiness with many festivals. This season is called ‘spring’. The season spring I like the most. It is neither hot nor cold. It is the season of greenery, flowers, fruits, and festivals. The wind blows in its special way like playing with trees and having green leaves plants. It sings when passes through branches and leaves of trees and plants. In this season I feel healthy and fit.

4. A scene in the Bazaar

A bazaar is a busy and crowded place. Customers and carriages rub shoulders with each other. We see many scenes in bazaar like, selling vegetables, fruits, garments, and many stalls of fast food. They all lay their selling goods in raw beside the road. The road may or may not narrow. The stray cattle move freely. The narrow road and crowd may cause of several accidents. Sometimes crowd may be over of its capacity. That enhances activities of pick- pockets. The police man tries to regulate the traffic. On the whole, it is a dirty and crowded place.  

5. Life in a Big City

Life in a big city is a life of the heaven for the richest persons, who have ability to do anything. The big city like metro towns promise job, facilities of higher education, medical facilities, better society of educated persons, and many opportunity to make carrier. There are high rise buildings, pucca roads, Picture halls and clubs. Life is very fast. All these things attract people to live here instead of the life of countryside. The big city suits only a fat purse. The weaker sections live in dirty slums or on roadside. For the poor, a big city is a hell in spite of heaven. There is every mean of comfort but not fresh air, the most big cities are polluted. 

6. Disaster Management

So many natural calamities like earthquake, flood, drought, epidemic, arson keep happening everyday, often we keep hearing their news in the news as well. So do we get rid of these calamities like this or there is a big planned program behind them. Yes, this planned program is called "Disaster Management".
Disasters take many shapes and difficulties not only for human beings but also these destroyed the creatures and natures. Human-made disasters result from human errors and include industrial explosions or structure failures. Natural disasters result from physical phenomena and include earthquakes and droughts. Disasters classified as complex can include epidemics or armed conflicts. Recenrtly we have seen the dangerous form of COVID-19 which was the wrost disease for humanity. How easily and sucessfully our government managed it inspite of lot of problems, this was the best example of "Disaster Management".

7. Delhi Darshan At A Glance

In a vast country like India, a beautiful metropolis like Delhi has its own identity, as well as it is also the capital of the country. Thousands of tourists from India and abroad come here every day just for the purpose of Delhi Darshan. Here everything from historical heritage to the image of modern India is available to see. People engaged in business also come to the famous markets of Delhi and do their shopping and then leave for their respective states. The names of the famous markets of Delhi are Sadar Bazar, Khari-Wabli, Chandni Chowk, Lajpat Rai Market, Bhagirath Palace Market, New Road for books, Daryaganj, Nehru Place for computer related shopping and fruit-vegetable related shopping. Azadpur vegetable market is prominent.

Who would not want to see the Red Fort among the historical buildings of Delhi? This is our most unique heritage. Every day there is a crowd of people. It was built on the banks of the Yamuna river during the colonial period, but at present the Yamuna has made its way from somewhere other than the Red Fort. From the ramparts of this Red Fort, the Prime Minister of our country hoists the flag every year on Independence Day. If seen from its right front, there is no description of its beauty.

8. Taking Care of Animals

Many people keep animals for companionship. Some keep dogs, some horses, some elephants and some people are also fond of keeping lions. They not only serve him but also spend their precious time with him. This is the indelible identity of animal lovers. They like to eat with them, many even sleep with them.

Since the beginning of civilization, humans have kept animals quite close to themselves. Be it for companionship, protection, or food—animals have certainly played a huge role in the development of our race. Since ancient we have been seeing the farming by bulls. We can even see many of cattles on the door of a sucessful farmer. They have always seen taking care of them. Therefore, we need to take care of them too. They don't only provide us food but also they work as gaurd for us. This paragraph tells you how we can take care of animals and our pets.