SAHIWAL BOARD
English (Compulsory)
(Session: 2017)
(New Course)
Class — XI
Time: 30 Minutes
(OBJECTIVE)
Marks: 20
Note: - Write answers to the questions on objective answer sheet provided. Four possible answers A, B, C & D 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.
Choose the right option of the underlined words in meaning and fill up the bubble: (Book I, Short Stories, Book III, Plays and Poetry)
Choose the right option for the following and fill up the bubble:
Choose the correct form of the verb and fill up the bubble.
SAHIWAL BOARD
English, GROUP FIRST
(Session 2017) Inter (Part-1)
Class-XI New Scheme
Time: 2:301-lours
(SUBJECTIVE)
Marks: 80
Note: Section 1 is compulsory. Attempt any three questions from Section II and any two parts from Section III,
SECTION-1
2. Write short answers to any six In 3-5 lines questions in words of your own from Book-1 (Short-Stories)
SECTION II
3. Write short answers to any five (in 3-5) questions in words of your own from Book-Ill (One Act Plays) 5x2=10
4. Write short answers to any four (in 15 lines) questions in words of your own from Book- III (Poems) 4x2=8
Section-III
5. Write a letter to your father, informing him about your progress in studies. 10
Or
Write an application to the Principal of your college for the grant of leave for one month.
6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10
"Look before you leap"
OR
'A rolling stone gathers no moss"
7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context:
And since to look at things in bloom
Fifty springs are little room,
About the woodland t will go
To see the cherry hung with snow
(b) Punctuate the following extract from Book-I (Short stories) 5
By that time two or three people passed stopped turned to look and some stood watching.
(c) Use any Five of the Following pair of Words in sentences of your own: 5
8. Translate the following passage into Urdu. (Short. Stories Book-I) 15
He was the only son of a Haafiz. After the death of his father, Khudayar, tried to follow his father’s footsteps, when he was about 16, he went away to the city, leaving his old mother behind. Later, they learnt that he had worked in the house of a head clerk, after which he had managed to open a small shop on a footpath where he began selling cut pieces. After saving some money and gaining experience in the business, he returned to the village. He then begged Maulvi Abdul to inaugurate and bless his shop by becoming his first customer.