Rawalpindi 2016 English Compulsory
(Objective type)
Group-1
Time.30 Minutes
Marks:20

1. A. Choose the right option of the under- lined words (Book-1 Short stories ;Book-III ;Plays ,poetry)

• Have you been prowling up in the ruins?
  
  (A) creeping
  
  
• One bench faces the rear wall
  
  (A) back
  
  
• I suggest you do a bit cooperating.
  
  (A) propose
  
  
• Wozzeck is bewildered.
  
  (A) stunned
  
  
• Its sculptor well those passions read.
  
  (A) emotions
  
  
• There was nothing to grumble at.
  
  (A) Complain
  
  
• Woeful were all the grills.
  
  (A) sad
  
  
• It only remained to inaugurate.
  
  (A) initiate
  
  
• The king summoned the father and the mother.
  
  (A) called
  
  
• Mississipi will be transformed into an oasis.
  
  (A) converted

B. Choose the right option out of the four for each question:

• The woman cooked the food and asked the boy to
  
  (A) serve
  (B) help
  (C) set the table
  (D) eat
  
  
• Miss McCutcheon belongs to
  
  (A) New York
  (B) California
  (C)San Francisco
  (D) Hollywood
  
  
• The girl was coming from
  
  (A) the party
  (B) a tour
  (C) a hill station
  (D) a bus station
  
  
• Mashadi lungi originally came from
  
  (A) Egypt
  (B) Iran
  (C) Iraq
  (D) Syria
  
  
• Who was proved stupid?
  
  (A) camel men
  (B) old man
  (C) quack
  (D) villagers

C . Choose the correct form of the vc out of the given four questions.

• It  two to make a quarrel
  
  (A) takes
  
  
• He said that he
  
  (A) was ill
  
  
• He dares not the snake
  
  (A) kill
  
  
• This book two years ago.
  
  (A) was published
  
  
• The rain before I reached home.
  
  (A) had stopped.

English Compulsory (Essay Type)
Group-I
Times2.30 Hours
Marks:80
Section -1

2. Write short answers in 3-5 lines of any six questions in your own words. Book-l- (Short Stories). 2x6=-12

• What is the moral of the story 'Overcoat'?
• What did the quack do with the old woman?
• How did the Magi want to celebrate their Christmas?
• What was the condition of trees?
• What was the behavior of the child with the doctor?
• What made Hubert shameful?
• How did Gorgios achieve his ambition?
• What circumstances did the Bittering family face?
• Why did the son at the age of six cry?

3. Write short answers in 3- lines of any five questions in your own words from Book-II/(One act Plays). 5x2=10

• What were the circumstances that forced her to leave tile car?
• What was General Powers thinking?
• How does Harry describe the inhabitants of OK by the Sea?
• What was the condition of the weather?
• What was the view of Mr. Spelding about the flying object?
• Can the people of the ear compete with those of Kreton?
• What does Clay believe is the in the Oyster? How much is its worth?
• What is arry's philosophy of life?

4. Write shod answers in 3-5 lines of any four questions in your Own words from Book-III (Poem-is) 4x2=8

• What does the Nightivlait bring for different people?
• What type of pgroson is the rider?
• Why does thq0et say the life 'poor in the poem "Uesure"?
• Why is the 'Time' important for every work?
• What is the dream of the poet in The poem ,"The Delight Song”?
• Without whose love Bullah is in loss? And why?

Section-II

5. Write a story on the moral lesson:

"Untted you stand; Divided our fall"

OR

'Try, Try Again".

6. Write a letter to your father requesting him to increase your money allowance.

OR

Write an application to the Principal of your college requesting him to issue you a character certificate.

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

And when the Sun comes out;
After the rain shall stop;
A wondrous light will fill
Each dark, round drop.

(B) Punctuate the following extract from

You said e wouldn't know the one gnat died
My dear lady Mr. Steward said do you really think you knew your husband.

(C) Use any FIVE of the following pairs of words

• Amiable; Amicable
• Beat; Beet
• Corpse; Corps
• Dose; Doze
• Foul; Fowl
• Hale; Hail
• Root; Route

8. Translate the following passage into Urdu:

The child was fairly eating me up with her old, stead eyes, and no expressions on her face whatever. She did not move and seemed, inwardly, quiet an unusually attractive little thing, and as strong as a heifer in appearance. E3ut her face was flushed, she was breathing rapidly, and I realized that she had a high fever. She had magnificent blonde hair, in profusion. One of those pleasure children often reproduced in advertising Leaflets and the photogravure sections of the Sunday papers.

OR

Alternate question for candidates whose medium of examination is English / Foreign candidates only Write an essay (300 words) on "Eradication of poverty".

Rawalpindi 2016 English Compulsory
(Objective type) Group-2
Time: 30 Minutes
Marks 20
NOTE: Write answers to the questions on the objective answer sheet provided. Four possible answers A, B, C and 0 to each question are given. Which answer you consider correct, fill the corresponding Circle A, B, C or D given in front of each question with Marker or pen ink on the answer sheet provided.

1. (A). Choose the right option of the under-lined words. (Book-I: Short stories; Book-Ill: Plays, poetry)

• The offer is completely genuine.
  
  (A) real
  
  
• She shook him until his teeth rattled.
  
  (A) cut made sharp sound
  
  
• I ground my teeth in disgust.
  
  (A) anger
  
  
• The old man said emphatically
  
  (A) force fully
  
  
• He had slightly bulging eyes.
  
  (A) Sticking out
  
  
• She begins sobbing.
  
  (A) cries noisily
  
  
• You represent a hostile race.
  
  (A) unfriendly
  
  
• These gadgets do not always work.
  
  (A) appliances
  
  
• Shoveling white steam over her shoulder.
  
  (A) throwing
  
  
• Faith is like Abraham at the stake.
  
  (A) in danger

B. Choose the right option out of the four for each question.

• The great throne-room had been turned into a kind of:
  
  (A) Gymnasium
  (B) stadium
  (C) race track
  (D) pool
  
  
• What was the woman carrying?
  
  (A) a large purse
  
  
• What is the beautiful symphony of brotherhood? I
  
  (A) Violin
  (B) guitar
  (C) the beautiful song of brotherhood
  (D) Musical composition
  
  
• Miss McCutcheon was looking for:
  
  (A) A chance to teach
  (B) a handsome boy
  (C) friend
  (D) House
  
  
• Kreton is from:
  
  (A) Mars
  (B) Marry land
  (C) an unknown planet
  (D) Jupiter

C. Choose the correct form of verb out of the given four options

• Slow and steady ________ the race.
  
  (A) wins
  
  
• I ________ on her yesterday.
  
  (A) called
  
  
• We _________ in this house since 2010.
  
  (A) Have been living.
  
  
• If you tease the dog, it_________ you.
  
  (A) Will bite
  
  
• Would that they ___________ our neighbor.
  
  (A) were

English Compulsory (Essay Type)
Group-2
Time 2:30 Hours
Marks: 80
Section –I

2. Write shod answers in 3-5 lines of any six questions in your own words. Book-I- (Short Stories) 2x6=12

• Why did Norma want to push the button?
• Why did Jess's father take the steep path?
• What did the woman want to teach the boy?
• What made Hubert Shameful?
• Why did the doctor call the girl by her first name?
• Why did the boy look to the sky and smile?
• Why did the farmer throw wet Leaves on the fire?
• What is the dream of Mart' Luther King?
• Describe Moulvi Abul's appearance.

3. Write short answers in 3-5 lines of any five questions in your own words from Book-III (One Act Plays). 5x2=10

• How did the girl realize the truth?
• What was the condition of the weather?
• Why does General Powers think that Kr ton is a spy?
• What did Roger Spelding say in his TV. Broadcast?
• What does Clay want to put in the local newspaper?
• How damaging is violence in life?
• What does the writer do with the oyster?
• What did clay find near Black Rock?

4. Write short answers in 3-511nes of any four questions in your own words from Book-III (Poems) 4x2=8

• How do the sheep-dogs react at the arrival of the Night Mail?
• What was Ozymanhias?
• What did the poet reflect when he saw the Sindhi woman?
• Why don't modern men have leisure to enjoy life?
• With what does the poet compare the whispers of hollow men?
• How did the Japanese bear the pains of the black day?

Section-II

5. Write a letter to your friend telling him about the annual sports of your College
   
   OR
   
   Write an application to the Principal of your College for issuing you a character certificate.

6. Write a story bearing the moral:
   
   "All hat Glitters Is not gold"
   
   OR
   
   "Honesty Is the Best Policy".

7. (A) Explain the following lines with reference to the context:
   
   Ranks broken, hearts perplexed Prayers cold.
   No feeling deeper than the skin.
   
   (B) Punctuate the following extract from Book-1 (Short stories):
   
   What was wrong asked his wife let's get back on the rocket go back to the earth yes listen the wind blew as if to flake away their identities

(C) Use any five of the following pairs of words in the sentences of your own:

• Affect; Effect
• Device; Devise
• Foul; Fowl
• Hew; Hue
• Cheque ,Check
• Main; Mane
• Excite ; incite

8. Translate the following passage into Urdu

At once Richard shouted at the cookboy. Old Stephen yelled at the houseboy. The cookboy ran to beat the old ploughshare hanging i tree branch, which was used to summon laborers at moments of crisis. The houseboy ran off to Inc store to collect tin cans, any old bit of metal. The farm was ringing with the clamor of the gong; and they could see the laborers come pouring out of the compound. Pointing at the hills and shouting excitedly.

OR

Alternate question for candidates whose medium of examination is English Foreign candidates only. Write an essay, 300 words on "Fashions".