Multan (Annual-2014)
OBJECTIVE – PART -II
Choose the correct option of the underlined words fromthe columns A,B,C,D and fill up the bubbles:

Q1

• There were few solitary travelers on the way,

(a) Lonely  
(b) Young  
(c) Educated        
(d) Old

• The Chinese peasant does not flee to the cities.

(a) See
(b) Escape  
(c) Point     
(d) Welcome

• In the past city streets were full of garbage:

(a) Animals
(b) Birds
(c) Rubbish
(d) Parties

Choose the right option' of the following under-linedwords from your Book-II (Modern Prose and HeroesHeroses Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.

• The explosives were used extensively

(a) Beautifully
(b) Foolishly
(c) Slowly  
(d) Greatly

• The Grand Turkish National Assembly gave the verdict:

(a) Promise
(b) Glimpse
(c) Award
(d) Decision

• The learning English was a kind of drill for him:

(a) Manifestation
(b) Duty     
(c) Relief    
(d) Exercise

Choose the right option of the following under-linedwards from Novel. "Good Bye Mr. Chips" and fill up thebubbles.

• His meeting with Linford had exhausted Chips.

(a) Rejoiced
(b) Tired
(c) Ignored 
(d) Abused

• At the beginning, Chips' discipline was not reliable,

(a) Perfect  
(b) Defective        
(c) Dependable
(d) Deep

• Chips became less rigid.

(a) Soft
(b) Religious
(c) Foolish 
(d) Stern

• They became hysterical.

(a) Happy
(b) Grieved
(c) Mad      
(d) Delighted

Choose, the right option for the blanks and fill up thebubbles.

• The thief broke __________is house yesterday.

(a) In
(b) on
(c) into       
(d) for

• He is ill ____________ sweets.

(a) from     
(b) of
(c) with      
(d) against

• He is fond sweets.

(a) with
(b) from     
(c) of
(d) at

• Do not look down the .poor.

(a) at
(b) upon     
(c) for
(d) of

• He was absorbed_______studies.

(a) at
(b) of
(c) with      
(d) in

Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.

• A horse is as faithful animal.

(a) Horse is a faithful animal.
(b) The horse is a faithful animal.
(c) Horse is faithful animal.
(d) The horse is faithful animal.

• I could not help to laugh.

(a) I could not help laughing
(b) I could not help laugh.
(c) I could not help but laugh.
(d) I could not help without laughing.

• 
  One should do his duty.

(a) One should do one duty.
(b) One should do one's duty.
(c) One should does one's duly
(d) One should do their duty.

• I take pain over my work,

(a) I take pain at my work.
(b) I take pain in his work.
(c) I take pain at his work.
(d) I take pains over my work.

• I can say it at his face.

(a) I can say it to his lace
(b) I can say with his face.
(c) I can say of his face
(d) I can say from his face.

SUBJECTIVE-PART
Section -1

2.Write short answers (in 3-5 lines) of any SIX questions inwords of your own. (Book-H Modern Prose andHeroes-Part-I)

• How is the space beyond Milky Way?
• What did the wilier feel in Thursday morning`?
• What were the sanitary conditions in cities a hundred yearsago?
• What is a Scaffold?
• What does the writer mean by mistaken ambition?
• What did the writer see in the river?
• What was the writer's state of mind whenever he entered thebank?
• Describe a day in the life -of Chinese student?
• Why is birth rate not so high in the more advanced countries.

3.Write short answers (in 3-5 lines) of any SIX questions Book-II: (Modern Prose and Heroes-Part-I)

• In what subjects did the writer like to be examined?
• Why did Churchill emphasise teaching of English?
• How did Pasteur discover the method of making Vaccines?
• Who was Christopher?
• Did Fleming own the discovery of penicillin?
• How was Fleming appreciated?
• What was the first object of Mustafa Kamal?
• Who was the Prime Minister of Turkey?

4.Write short answers (in 3-5 lines) of any EIGHT questionsBook-II: (Modern Prose and Heroes-Part-1)

• What did Mr. Wetherby advice Mr. this at the time of his preliminary interview?
• What was Chip's status when he was fifty and sixty?
• How did Mr. Chips and Katherine fall in love with each other?
• How was Mr. Chips changed after his marriage?
• What memories of Katherine haunted Chips?
• What were the main characteristics of Ralston's personality?
• How did Ralston chargesheet Chips?
• When and why did Mr. Chips decided to retire?
• What did Chips feel when he rejoined Brookfield school again?
• How did Brookfield celebrate the end of war?
• What were the two things Chips had never done?
• What did Cartwright say when Chips closed his eyes?

Section - II

5.Write an essay (300-400 words) on any ONE of thefollowing topics:

• My College  
• Energy Crisis
• My Aim in Life   
• Why I Love Pakistan

6.Use any FIVE of the following idioms and phrasal verbsin sentences of your own:

• Through thick and thin
• Turn turtle
• Tide over
• Take to task
• Rank and file
• Blow out
• Cry up

7.Translation the following passage into English

NOTE: Foreign/English Medium candidates should write an essay on "Evils of Mobile Phones".