Rawalpindi 2014
(Session: 2015)
(Group- I/ A- 2014)
Class – 1st Year
Time: 30 Minutes
(OBJECTIVE)
Marks: 20
Note: Four answer are given against each question columns A,B,C and D. Select the right answer and on the separate Answer Sheet, fill the circle. A,B,C and D with pen or marker in front of that question number.

• Spelding: This is Roger spelding, saying good night ot mother and father America, from my old homestead in Silver Glen.

(a) Garden
(b) Farmhose
(c) Dairy-farm
(d) Fish-farm

• Miss McCutcheon: Truth favour the probability that this is not the millionth Oyster.

(a) Eligibility
(b) Luck
(c) Limits
(d) March

• This is the Night Mail crossing the Border.

(a) Boundary
(b) Bound
(c) Limits
(d) march

• Can hardly dwell here or cross.

(a) Sing
(b) Live
(c) Enjoy
(d) Sleep

• She struggled to her feet and walked into the kitchen numbly.

(a) Gloomily
(b) Senselessly
(c) Sadly
(d) Happily

• But she bent down enough to permit him to stoop.

(a) Walk
(b) Run
(c) Slack
(d) Bend

• She fought, eith clenched teeth, desperately.

(a) Rubbish
(b) Broken
(c) Bleeding
(d) Hold tightly

• We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.

(a) Unclear
(b) Dear
(c) Ambiguous
(d) Vague

• The pavement throunged with pedestrians.

(a) Walkers
(b) Animals
(c) Birds
(d) articles

• When the curtain rises, the stage is bare.

(a) Beautiful
(b) Empty
(c) Dim
(d) Crowded

(b) Choose the correct option from the column A,B,C,D and fill up the bubbles:

• What is the impression of Kreton on seeing the inside of the house?

(a) Disgusted
(b) Delightful
(c) Callous
(d) Sorrowful

• The girl saw in flash lightning:

(a) A dog
(b) A bus
(c) A platform
(d) A man’s face

• What was the reward for pushing the button?

(a) $25,000
(b)$50,000
(c)$5,000
(d) $25,00

• Nushirvan was a:

(a) Slave
(b) Sergeant
(c) King
(d) Soldier

• Della’s hair was more beautiful than any:

(a) Painting
(b) Place
(c) Queen’s jewels and gifts
(d) Scene

( C ) Choose the correct from of verb from the columns A,B,C,D and fill up the bubbles.

• We __________________________ cricket since last Monday.

(a) Don not play
(b) Did not play
(c) Have not played
(d) Have not been played

• I ________________________ the college in November.

(a) Join
(b) Joins
(c) Joined
(d) Have Joined

• A rolling stone _____________ not moss.

(a) Gather
(b) Gathers
(c) Gathered
(d) Will gather

• We __________________ here for the last ten years.

(a) Have lived
(b) Have been living
(c) Had been living
(d) Will live

• He______________________ Because he is ill.

(a) Rest
(b) Rested
(c) Had rested
(d) Is resting

Time: 02: 30 Hrs.
(Subjective Part)
Marks : 80
Section – I

Answer (in 3-4 lines / sentences ) any SIX question of the following from Book-I (Short Stories) :

• What is the signification of Arthur’s life insurance policy?
• Why didn’t the boy run from the house of the woman?
• How did Della arrange money to buy a gift for Jim?
• What should be the faith of Negroes? (I Have a Dream)
• What should be the faith Negroes?
• How does Edwin Arnold describe Gulistan in Culinary terms?
• Does noble deeds always a grat joy for the author Jerome K.Jerome?
• What were the feelings of Gorgios on this occasion?
• What was engraved on his tomb years after his death? (the piece of string)

Answer (in 3-4 lines/sentences) any five of the following question from Book-III (One Act Plays)

• What did the girl see when she reached near the car?
• Why does Mr. Spelding hate John?
• How does Mr. Spelding hate john?
• How does Kreton look like?
• Who buys the oyster and how much does he pay?
• Who is Greeley, what does he has in bottle?
• Why did the first man allow the second man to ether the room?
• Who is Greeley, what does he has in bottle.

Answer (in 3-4 lines/ sentence any four of the following from Book-III (Poems)

• What does the Night mail bring?
• How does the mother sparrow solace her young ones?
• How do GOD’s attributes help us to refine our lives?
• Given the theme of the poem “Love –An Essence of All Religions”.
• What moral lesson do we learn from the poem Ozymandias”?
• What moral lesson does the poem “A Tale of Two Cities” Convey?

SECTION-II

5. Write a letter to your “Friend Inviting him to spend a few days with you”.
OR
5. Write and application on the moral lesson:

6. Write a story on the moral lesson:

7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context:

We are the hollow men
We are the stuffed man
Learning together
Head piece filled with straw, Alas!

(b) Punctuate the following extract:
Now you re coming to something son he said as he pushed down the top wire

(c) Attempt any five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences:

• Cell, Sell,
  
• Die, Dye,
  
• Idol, Lion,
  
• Plain, Plane,
  
• Roll, Role,
  
• Team, Teem

8. Then I grasped the child’s head with my left hand and tried to get the wooden tongue depressor between her teeth. She fouth, with clenched teeth, desperately! But now I also had grown furious – at a child. I tried to hold myself down but I couldn’t. I know how to expose a throat for inspection. And I did my best. When finally, I got the wooden spatula behind the last teeth and just the point of it into the mouth cavity, she opened up for an instant.

8. Candidates whose medium of examination is English/Foreign candidates will write an essay on “Patriotism”