ENGLISH COMPALSORY 2017
PART-II
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SECTION-A
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Book I, Short Stories, Book Ill, Plays and Poetry (2017)
1.(a) Choose the right option of the underlined words in meaning and fill up the bubble: (Book I, Short Stories, Book Ill, Plays and Poetry)

• Younder's the midden whose Adour will madden.

(a) Pressure 
(b) Effect      
(c) Fragrance
(d) Bad smell

• Trusting his image he assumes their relevance.

(a) Rectifies 
(b) Peacefully         
(c) Suppose 
(d) Beautifies

• The people were attentive.

(a) Sad          
(b) Happy    
(c) Alert
(d) active

• Jess's father climbed a bluff that rose abruptly.

(A) Sapling   
(b) Peak        
(c) Trunk
(d) Cliff

• I hope the sun shines bright.

(a) Bold         
(b) Clear
(c) Briefly     
(d) Sadly

• The boy complained to God against the king's brutality.

(a) Atrocity
(b) Justice    
(c) Rule         
(d) Glory

• "Chin up Harry "said his wife.

(a) Strike      
(b) Be brave
(c) Prepare  
(d) Hurry Up

• Fathead's censure was purely religious.

(a) criticism
(b) Kindness
(c) Offering 
(d) Praise

• At night he consulted his wife.

(A) Called     
(b) Asked counsel
(c) Advised  
(d) Requested

• The barber shop is crowded with stuff.

(a) Void        
(b) Vacant    
(c) Packed
(d) Empty

• Harry looked at his house with clislyna .

(a) Gloom
(b) Joy           
(c) Success   
(d) Triumph

• It is very clam her sometimes.

(a) Unpleasant
(b) Hot          
(c) Moist       
(d) Dry

• A man of words and not deeds.

(a) Deals       
(b) Heels       
(c) Attraction          
(d) Actions

• Mr. Hubert continued claiming his Innocence In the delirium of death.

(a) Delight    
(b) Anger     
(c) Splendor
(d) Mentally

• Finally the mayor discharged Hubert.

(a) Punished
(b) Hanged  
(c) Released 
(d) Accused

• The Qazi has issued a decree to kill me.

(a) Order      
(B) Request 
(c) Punishment       
(d) Will

• Every Valley shall be exalted.

(a) Smashed
(b) Destroyed         
(c) Degraded
(d) Glorified

• We have not time to see her mouth enrich the smiles of her eyes.

(a) Corrupt  
(b) Defile
(c) Harden   
(d) Ref.ne

• It will be a great favor.

(a) Hint         
(b) Aim         
(c) Object     
(d) Kindness

• Jess lost his plough in a furrow:

(a) valley      
(b) Groove   
(c) Stream    
(d) Barrow

• The people from the earth found a flimsy rocket frame.

(a) Fragile
(b) New        
(c) old
(d) Shiny

• The young man's heels wererilged with dirt.

(a) Soiled     
(b) Injured   
(c) Wet         
(d) Washed

• Became Mansur to mount the gallis.

(a) Scaffold
(b) Ladder    
(c) Mountain           
(d) Hurdles

• Then he came to the hurdles.

(a) Gates      
(b) Columns
(c) Obstacles           
(d) Stage

• It’s gone to hit the house.

(a) Collide
(b) Pass         
(c) Smooth  
(d) Revolve

• I hunted all over town to find it.

(a) Looked for
(b) Requested         
(c) Begged   
(d) Yelled

• Powers said that Kerton's visit was preparatory to invasion.

(a) Force field         
(b) Attack     
(c) Success   
(d) Division

• Impulsively Norma picked up the card halves.

(a) Fortunately       
(b) Probably
(c) Knowingly
(d) Instinctively

• None of my people would dream of inglin you.

(a) attacking            
(b) Challenging       
(c) Following           
(d) Warning

• I'm afraid I'm not at liberty to tell you that.

(a) Permission        
(b) Shipping
(c) Market
(d) Knowing

• He seemed to labor to understand.

(a) Facilitate
(6) Struggle
(c) Misfortune        
(d) Comfort

• He did not want to be mistrusted

(a) Asked      
(b) Invited    
(c) Respected          
(d) Suspected

• Steward nodded, monetarily.

(a) Refused  
(b) Laughed 
(c) Cried       
(d) Agreed

• It offends me.

(a) Spoils      
(b) Hates      
(c) Annoys
(d) Rejects

• The package was lying by the front door.

(a) Bundle
(b) Picture
(c) Pistol       
(d) Device

• He pauses when he sees the three people.

(a) Delays     
(b) Stops
(c) Runs        
(d) Plays

• The face of the children were as radiant as the lantern.

(a) Lifeless    
(b) Thin         
(c) Glowing  
(d) soft

• In Sindhi woman's tread, there is no ripple.

(a) maker     
(b) Baker      
(c) Stagger   
(d) Beggar

• He had been roaming about for quite a long time.

(a) Crying     
(b) Enjoying
(c) Running  
(c) Wandering

• Sadhu speaks of bare truth when he speaks of man's so urn on earth.

(a) Speech   
(6) Address  
(c) Stay
(d) Sentence

• Abdul and Shamim talked in solitude.

(a) Publicity 
(b) Privacy
(c) Indignation        
(d) Confidence

• The entire village was stunned by what it was.

(a) Gloomy  
(b) Happy
(c) Surprised
(d) Sad

• Powers snarls and goes out.

(a) Growls
(b) Smiles     
(c) Laughs    
(d) Stares

• But a jug in a bedroom gently shakes.

(a) Sleep       
(b) Falls         
(c) Turns       
(d) Vibrates

• And not a ripple in her tread.

(a) Body       
(b) Grace      
(c) Walk        
(d) Leg

• He too was turned off.

(a) Rejected
(b) Beaten    
(c) Called      
(d) Abused

• Through love thorns become roses.

(a) Spines
(b) Stones    
(c) Flower    
(d) Twigs

• The Sindhi Woman was walking with undulant grace.

(a) Like boughs      
(b) Like daffodils
(c) Like dolls
(d) Like waves"

• Not even one who is well-off.

(a) Wealthy
(b) Poor
(c) Beautiful
(d) ill

• Gulstan is a kebab of a versatile genius.

(a) All round
(b) Fixed       
(c) Limited   
(d) Short

• Old Stephen yelled at the house boy.

(a) Called      
(b) Screamed
(c) Talked     
(d) Amused

(b) Choose the right option for the following and fill up the bubble:

• The land was fenced by          

(a) The son  
(b) The mother      
(c) The old man
(d) None

• The old man cut.

(a) A wisp of alfalfa
(b) A flower 
(c) A tomato
(d) A sapling

• Where did Jess lose his plough?

(a) In a river
(b) In the sky          
(c) In the bushes    
(d) In a furrow

• The captain established headquarters in an abandoned bar.

(a) Populated          
(b) Deserted
(c) Spacious 
(d) Narrow

• From where was the woman coming?

(a) hotel       
(b) Beauty shop
(c) Office
(d) College

• What was the woman carrying?

(a) A rod       
(b) A bag      
(c) A hammer         
(d) A large purse

• The boy was wearing.

(a) Suede shoes      
(b) Tennis shoes
(c) Black shoes        
(d) New shoes

• What were the feelings of Hubert, when he was informed of recovery of pocket book?

(a) Disgusted           
(b) Triumphed
(c) Indifferent
(d) Concerned

• Giorgio’s hit on an ambition, to be appointed     

(a) An inspector     
(b) A magistrate
(c) A clerk    
(d) A court acrobat

• What blinded the sick girl's eyes?

(a) Straw      
(b) Dust        
(c) Tears       
(d) Smoke

• The boy saved his life by praying to          

(a) A Qazi     
(b) a king
(c) Parents   
(d) God Almighty

• What was being roasted for Nushirvan?

(a) A goat     
(b) A deer,   
(c) A rabbit  
(d) A bird

• The slave began to cry and tremble.

(a) In joy of getting a reward     
(b) In fear of being drowned
(c) By seeing-others crying         
(d) By the punishment inflicted by king

• Where did the camel men stay?

(a) Under a clump of trees          
(b) On a hill
(c) In a village         
(d) In a house

• Why did they throw wet leaves on the fire?

(a) To make the smoke acrid and black          
(b) To extinguish the fire
(c) To burn the leaves      
(d) To burn the insects

• How many times did Della count her savings?

(a) two times
(b) three times       
(c) four times          
(d) five times

• How did the eye of Abu! look?

(a) Shining   
(6) Bulging
(c) little         
(d) Narrow

• What did Maulvi carry in his hand?

(a) Pencil      
(b) Gilded stick
(c) Book        
(d) Purse

• Who chases the Girl in "Heat lightning"?

(a) A dog      
(b) Her husband    
(c) A policeman      
(d) A killer

• She saw the man dragging out of his car.

(a) The corpse of a woman
(b) A sack     
(c) A statue  
(d) A dog

• Who seized the man with its sharp teeth?

(a) Cat
(6) Dog         
(c) Wolf        
(d) Lion

• What does john grow?

(a) English walnuts
(b) Rice         
(c) Peas         
(d) Grains

• Where is spelding house situated?

(a) Marry land        
(b) Joy land 
(c) Ice land   
(d) Holland

• The poet is-----------because he thinks in broken images.

(a) Quick      
(b) Slow        
(c) Sharp      
(d) intelligent