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Bio Sketch for Class 6: Format, Writing Tips, Examples and Practice Questions 2025- 26 3

Title

Note: Start with a clear and simple title using the personโ€™s name.
Example Title: Biographical Sketch of Rani Lakshmibai

Paragraph 1 โ€“ Basic Information

Write the person’s full name. If they are related to you, mention your relation. Then add their date and place of birth. End the paragraph by stating what they do or are known for.

Helpful Words: Full name, elder brother, friend, born on, in, known for, student, player, teacher, writer, leader

Example:
Amit Verma is my elder brother. He was born on 12th June 2006 in Delhi. He is the school cricket captain and a bright student.

Paragraph 2 โ€“ Physical Appearance and Personality

Describe the personโ€™s height, body type, hairstyle, skin tone, and clothes. Mention any special feature, nature, behaviour and what others say about him or her.

Helpful Words:
  • Height and Build: Tall, short, slim, stocky, medium-built, lanky
  • Face Shape: Oval, round, angular, heart-shaped
  • Skin Tone: Fair, dusky, dark, pale
  • Eyes: Sharp, twinkling, close-set, bright
  • Hair: Curly, straight, wavy, neat, thick, short
  • Nose: Pointed, flat, Roman, sharp
  • Clothes: Neat, formal, tidy, casual, stylish
  • Special Features: Glasses, mole, scar, stammer, dimple, tattoo
  • Personality Traits: Kind, polite, cheerful, confident, soft-spoken, helpful, honest, friendly

Example:
He is tall and fit. His curly hair and sharp eyes make him look smart. He always dresses neatly. He is polite and helpful. Once, he stayed back after school to help a new student who was feeling lost.

Paragraph 3 โ€“ Achievements and Conclusion

End with their achievements, responsibilities, or awards. Then say what makes them special or why you admire them. Keep it short and positive.

Helpful Words: Won medals, respected, hardworking, role model, inspires me, special, admired

Example:
He has won many medals in cricket and is respected by teachers. His honesty and hard work make him a true role model for me.

1. Can I write a funny bio sketch?

Answer- Yes, you can write it in a light and fun way if the person is cheerful. But donโ€™t write anything rude or silly. Keep it respectful and easy for others to enjoy reading.

2. What if I donโ€™t know the achievements of the person?

Answer- Thatโ€™s okay. You can write about what they are good at, what they like doing, or how they help others. A kind nature is also a good thing to include in a bio sketch.

3. Can I use short forms like heโ€™s or sheโ€™s?

Answer- Itโ€™s better to use full forms like โ€œhe isโ€ or โ€œshe isโ€ in your bio sketch. Full words look neat, formal, and correct, especially when youโ€™re writing for exams or school work.

4. Should I write in first person or third person?

Answer- Always use third person in a bio sketch. That means you should write โ€œhe,โ€ โ€œshe,โ€ or use the personโ€™s name. Never use โ€œIโ€ or โ€œmeโ€ in such writing.

5. Can I write a bio sketch in points instead of a paragraph?

Answer-ย  No, you must write in full sentences. A good bio sketch has three short paragraphs. Points are not allowed because a bio sketch tells a small story about someone.

6. How many lines should each paragraph have?

Answer- Try to write 2โ€“3 lines in the first and last paragraph. The middle one should be longer, around 4โ€“6 lines. This helps your writing look neat and balanced.

7. How can I make my bio sketch look better in exams?

Answer-ย  Write in three short paragraphs, use easy words, and describe clearly. Keep your handwriting clean and donโ€™t forget to check for spelling or missing words before submitting.