(12° CLASS - 12012)
ENGLISH
GROUP FIRST
TIME: 30 MINUTES
OBJECTIVE
MARKS: 20
NOTE: You have four choices for each objective type question as A , B , C and D . The choice which you think is correct; fill that circle in front of that question number. Use marker or pen to fill the circles. Cutting or filling two or more circles will result in zero mark in that question. Attempt as many questions as given in objective type question paper and leave others blank. Write the letter A , B , C or Din the column (Write correct option) against each question. If there is a contradiction in the bubble and hand written answer, bubble option will be considered correct.

Q.1.(A) Choose the right option of the under-lined words from Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes) Part-I

• Many students have the native ability to pass the examination

(A) of the city
(B) in born
(C) ready made
(D) appreciable

• He went to the museum to read the treatment of a slight ailment

(A) hullabaloo
(B) fuss
(C) disease
(D) treat

• Famine has been a problem since the very beginning of time

(A) Food shortage
(B) War
(C) tussle
(D) Population

(B) Some multiple choice questions are given below. Each question statement is followed by FOUR options. ONE of these four options is clearly correct (Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part II)                                               

• And the will of the examiners’ prevailed

  (A) dominated
  (B) rejected
  (C) Found
  (D) abandoned

• Injecting carbolic acid into the blood was tried ,and quickly abandoned

(A)Approved
(B) accepted
(C) given up
(D) taken up

• Istanbul became suspicious of his intentions

(A) Aware
(B) informed
(C) sure
(D) doubtful

(C) Some multiple choice questions are given below. Each question statement it followed by FOUR   options. ONE of these four options is clearly correct
(Novel Good bye Mr. Chips)

• At the age of fifty, Chips was the doyen of the staff

(A) Comrade
(B) leader
(C) subordinate
(D) adviser

• A boy met Chips in the lane outside the school

(A) office
(B) room
(C) street
(D) ball

• Mr. Chips thrashed Captain's father for exaggeration

(A) praised
(B) punished
(C) refuted
(D) rewarded

• Chips looked upon his duration at Brookfield with deep and Sumptuous tranquility

(A) splendid
(B) humble
(C) pleasant
(D) unusual

(D) Choose the appropriate prepositions to fill in the blanks

• The Principal gave                      prizes           

(A) out
(B) up
(C) off
(D) away

•  The table is being laid                      tea         

(A) for
(B) out
(C) by
(D) of

• Charity begins                     home                  

(A) from
(B) at
(C) in
(D) with

• She often boasts                   her health            

(A) in
(B) on
(C) at
(D) of

• He was charged                     theft                 

(A) of
(B) with
(C) for
(D) to

(E) An incorrect prompt is given in each of the question given below,. Only one choice is correct

• No girl is so intelligent as Nighat

(A) No girl is so intelligent as Nighat
(B) No girl is as intelligent so Nighat
(C) No girl is as Nighat as intelligent
(D) No girl is as intelligent as Nighat

• His conduct is such which I cannot forgive

(A) His conduct is such as I cannot forgive
(B) His conduct is such what I cannot forgive
(C) His conduct is such that I cannot forgive
(D) His conduct is such which I cannot forgiver

• He is older than me

(A) He is older than I
(B) He is elder than me
(C) He is elder than I
(D) He is older to me

• This is the shortest of the two routes

(A) This is the shorter of the three routes
(B) This is the shortest of the two route
(C) This is the shorter of the two routes
(D) This is the short of the two routes

• He wants that I should teach him

(A) He wants me teach him
(B) He wants that I ought to teach him
(C) He wants me to teach him
(D) He wants that I should to teach him

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ENGLISH, GROUP FIRST
TIME: 2. 30 HOURS
MARKS: 80
SUBJECTIVE
SECTION-1

Q.2.Write short answers (3-5 sentences) of any Six questions in words of your own (Book-II . Modern Prose and Heroes Part -1)

• According to Sir Jame Jeans , what happened when the wandering star came nearer and nearer ?
• How has the scientific method helped us in our fight against disease?
• According to Herbert E Hawkes , there are some boys who fail because they do not try.
• Who are they ?
• What were the wishes o Daiches which did not come we ?
• What sort of books wert presented by the British public to soldiers ?
• How did Jerome examine his pulse and what was its beat rate ?
• Why did the manager come to think that Leacock had an awful secret to reveal ?
• Which famine is mentioned in the Bible ?
• What did the Abbasid caliph say on receiving the head of his governor

Q.3. Write short answers (3-5 lines) of any Six questions in words of your own (Book II Modern Prose and Heroes Part -II)

• In which subjects were the examiners interested ?
• How did Churchill do in his Latin paper ?
• Where is the Sahara desert situated?
• What was Aseptic method ?
• How did Fleming discover Penicillin
• Why did Pasteur turn to study of brewing
• What were the old titles of the sultan?
• What was the famous battle call of Mustafa Kamal ?

Q.4.Write short answer (in 3-5 lines) of any Eight questions in words of your own from the novel “Good By Mr Chips”

• How was the day when thins came to Brookfield for interview ?
• What was the financial condition of Mr. Chips after retirement ?
• How did Mr. Chips begin like Katherine’s ?
• How much Katherine was pleased with Chip's being a teacher?
• What kind of fellow was Mr. Chips before marriage ?
• What were political idea of Chips and how were they different from Katherine's ?
• What was the April foolery Chips faced ?
• What allegations did Ralston put on Chips ?
• What is rissole? What joke did Chips make about it ?
• How did Chips perform as the Head of Brookfield?
• What happened to Chips when too many old boys visited him ?
• What was Chips will ?

SECTION-II

Q.5. Write an essay (300-400 words) on any ONE of the following topics         

• Pleasures of College Life
• My Hobby
• Our National Hero
• A Visit to a Zoo

Q.6.Use any FIVE of the following idioms/phrasal verbs in sentences of your own

• By fits and start
• A Fish out of water
• A Jack of All Trades
• To Leave in the Lurch
• A Square Meal
• Through Thick and Thin
• Put on
• Take care of

Q. 7. Translate the following passage into English

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 ENGLISH
GROUP SECOND
TIME: 30 MINUTES
OBJECTIVE
MARKS: 20
NOTE: You have four choices for each objective type question as A , B , C and D . The choice which you think is correct , fill that circle in front of that question number. Use marker or pen to fill the circles. Cutting or filling two or more circles will result in zero mark in that question. Attempt as many questions as given in objective type question paper and leave others blank. Write the letter A , B , Cot Din the column (Write correct option) against each question. If there is a contradiction in the bubble and hand written answer, bubble option will be considered correct.

Q.1. (A)Choose the right option of the under-lined words from Book-II- (Modern Prose and Heroes) Part-I

• The stars are immense balls of fire

(A) tiny
(B) huge
(C) various
(D) similar

• The writer was living in a heaven-kissing flat

(A) a narrow room
(B) a hall
(C) a court
(D) an attic

• Cultural Revolution freed china from cumbersome bureaucracy

(A) pleasant
(B) ugly
(C) handsome
(D) burdensome

(B) Some multiple choice questions are given below. Each question statement is followed by FOUR options. ONE of these four options is clearly correct (Book -II Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II)

• 1 gazed for two whole hours at this sad spectacle

(A) looked
(B) inspected
(C) wandered
(D) waited

• He tried to concentrate the drug but failed

(A) dilute
(B) observe
(C) enrich
(D) process

• Turkish patriotism was no longer Vague

(A) uncertain
(B) definite
(C) important
(D) perfect

(C) Some multiple choice questions are given below. Each question statement is folio FOUR options. ONE of these four options is clearly correct (Novel Good bye Mr. Chips)

• Chip's pension was adequate

(A) small
(B) link
(C) scanty
(D) enough

• Chip's gaze was half rapt and half quizzical

(A) Preoccupied
(B) dim
(C) frenzied
(D) free

• He did not afterwards conceal the facts

(A) Expose
(B) know
(C) reveal
(D) hide

• Chips told linford that he was growing up in to a cross sort of world

(A) favourable
(B) unfavorable
(C) hostile
(D) antagonize

(D) Following statement are followed by four options. Only one choice is correct

•  He is not interested                   studies                             

(A) on
(B) in
(C) at
(D) over

• Why do you disapprove                          everything I do?

(A) By
(B) over
(C) on
(D) of

• We should abide                   the law                                   

(A) by
(B) over
(C) on
(D) at

• He was shivering                        cold                              

(A) with
(B) from
(C) by
(D) of

• Ahmad has been suffering fever                      many days

(A) for
(B) since
(C) from
(D) by

(E) An incorrect prompt is given in each of the question given Mod. Only one choice is correct

•  Death is more preferable than slavery

(A) Death is preferable than slavery
(B) Death is preferable from slavery
(C) Death is preferable to slavery
(D) Death is more preferable to slavery

• Although he is old but he can run fast

(A) Although he is old yet he can run fast
(B) Although he is old , he can ran fast
(C) Although he is old , yet he run fast
(D) Although he is old but he runs fast

• How charming are the sceneries of Kashmir

(A) How charming the sceneries of Kashmir
(B) How charming is the sceneries of Kashmir
(C) How charming are the sceneries Of Kashmir
(D) How charming the scenery of Kashmir is

• Whom did you say had arrived?

(A) Who did you say have arrived?
(B) Who you say have strived?
(C) Whom you said have arrived?
(D) Whom did you say had arrived?

• Either you or your sister were present there

(A) Either you or your sister was present there
(B) Either you nor your sister were present there
(C) Either your sister or you was present there
(D) Neither you or your sister was present there

 ENGLISH
GROUP SECOND
TIME: 2.30 HOURS
MARKS: 80
SUBJECTIVE
SECTION-I

Q. 2. Write short answers (3-5 sentences) of any Six questions in words of your own (Book-II . Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I)          

•   Why is the universe so frightening?
• Explain attitude and superstitions?
• How does financial pressure according to H.E. Hawkes , lead to the failure of boys ?
• What sort of books were presented to the soldiers by the British public?
• Describe the dramatic escape of Abdul Rehman
• Write any two famines of the past?
• What are the social security benefits enjoyed by the Chinese women?
• Write Jerome's visit to tan chemist
• Why did David Daiches call Friday morning as rose-colored?

Q.3. Write short answers (3-5 lines) of any Six questions in words of your own (Book II Modern Prose and throes Part -II)

• How did Churchill solve his Latin paper ?
• What was prominent quality of the desert city Gharadia ?
• Which desert town was a rue oasis and why Christopher called it so ?
• When and at which age did Fleming die ?
• What is different between antiseptic method and aseptic method ?
• What is a vaccine?
• What was the attitude of the Turkish government towards Allies after World War I ?
• How did Mustfa Kemal simplify language?

Q.4.Write short answers (in 3-5 lines) of any Eight questions in words of your own (Novel " Good Bye Mr.Chips )

• Which school did Chips join first and how long did he serve there?
• What happened to Mr. Chips when he rushed towards the girl?
• What memories of Rather ne haunted Chips ?
• What were the enjoyment, of Mr. Chips at Mrs. Wicker's house ?
• What did Chips receive or 1st April ?
• When and why did Ralston leave Brookfield ?
• What was Mr. Chips' ‘will?
• When and why Mr. Chips go abroad ?
• What was Katherine’s physical appearance ?
• What did Cartwright say about Chips Children ?
• Who invited Chips to join Brookfield again and why ?
• What did Sir John Rivers say to chips ?

SECTION-II

Q. 5.Write an essay (300-400 words) on any ONE of the following topics

• A Picnic Party
• A Visit to a Zoo
• Hostel Life
• My Hero In History

Q.6.Use any FIVE of the following idioms and phrases in sentences of your own

• Die by inches
• fall flat
• go to dog
• hit the nail on head
• add nsult to injury
• in a nut shell
• keep on
• Put on

Q. 7. Translate the following passage into English
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     NOTE: Foreign Candidates/ Candidates whose medium of instruction is English will
                 Write an essay on "Friendship” in lieu of Translation