Eng II Year

2013 (A)(Multan Board)
INTERMEDIATE PART-n (12th CLASS)

ENGLISH (COMPULSORY) PAPER-II TIME ALLOWED: 30
Minutes
GROUP-I OBJECTIVE MAXIMUM MARKS: 20
Note: You have four choices for each objective type question as A, B, C and D. The
choice which you think is correct; fill that circle in front of that question number. Use
marker or pen to fill the circles. Cutting or filling two or more circles will result in zero
mark in that question. Attempt as many questions as given in objective type question
paper and leave others blank. No credit will be awarded in case BUBBLES are not filled.
Do not solve question on this sheet of OBJECTIVE PAPER.
Q.No.1
Some multiple choice questions are given below. Each question statement is
followed by four options. Out of these four, one option is clearly correct.
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(1) Outside these belts life would be frozen.
(A) Strips (B)Dips (C) Strings (D) Bolts
(2) Friday night was positively rose-coloured.
(A) Surely (B) Probably (C) Normally (D) Initially
(3) He initiated the intellectual movement.
(A) Supported (B) Introduced(C) Stopped (D) Established
followed by four options. Out of these four, one option is dearly correct
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(4) Pasteur enrolled himself in the National Guard.
(A) Tested (B) Enlisted (C) Applied (D) Considered
(5) It would be no exaggeration to say that.
(A) Strange (B) Greatness (C) Exaltation (D) Extravagance
(6) The most difficult and dangerous stage of the journey now had to be endured.
(A) Cleared (B) Declared (C) Borne (D) Born
Some multiple choice questions arc given below. Each question statement is
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(7) He did not afterwards conceal the facts.
(A) Expose (B) Know (C) Reveal (D) Hide
(8) Cartwright was whispering to Merivale.
(A) Condoling (B) Advising (C) Murmuring (D) Soothing
(9) About once in ten times he was adamant.
(A) Meek (B) Rigid (C) Humble (D) Kind
(10) The autumn gales rattled the windows.
(A) S lint (B) Opened (C) Clang (D) Broke
Following statements are followed by four possible options. Only one choice
is correct. 5
(11) We must abide_____ the laws of our country. (A) with (B) for (C)on (D)by
(12) Do not be jealous _______others. (A) to (B) for (C)of
(D)with
(13) Our college is adjacent ______the bazaar. (A) with (B)in (C)by (D)to
(14) A selfish man is slave___ his desires. (A) for (B)of (C)to (D)by
(15) The thief broke _____ his house yesterday. (A) in (B)into (C)at (D)with
An incorrect prompt is given in each of the questions given below. Only one
choice is correct 5
(16) Was it him who was standing there?
(A) Was it he who was standing there? (B) Were it he who was standing
there?
(C) Was it him who were standing there? (D) If it was he who was standing
there?
(17) I am alright
(A) I am an all right. (B) I am all right
(C) I am the all right. (D) I am to all right.
(18) At the end. I got a job,
(A) Upon the end, I got the job. (B) On the end, I got a job.
(C) Of the end, I got the job. (D) In the end, I got a job.
(19) He replied that he will come.
(A) He replied that I will come. (B) He replied that he would come.
(C) He replied that he shall come. (D) He replied if he will come.
(20) Everyone of you have a chance.
(A) Everyone of them have a chance. (B) Everyone of they have a chance.
(C) Everyone of we have a chance. (D) Everyone of you has a chance.
2013(A)
INTERMEDIATE PART-II (12th CLASS)
ENGUSH (COMPULSORY) PAPER-II TIME ALLOWED:
2.30 Hours
GROUP-I SUBJECTIVE MAXIMUM MARKS: 80
SECTION-I
2. Write short answers(3-5 lines) of any SIX questions in words of your
own. (Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I).
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(i) What conditions are necessary for life to exist? (The Dying Sun)
(ii) What change has science brought about Superstitions?
(iii) What place would you accord to sportsmen in colleges?
(iv) What were Daiches views of school life? (End of Term)
(v) What did the writer feel for the books while returning home?
(vi) Why did the writer call himself a hospital?
(vii) How did the manager react when he learnt that the writer wanted to
deposit only fifty six dollars?
(viii) Why does the Chinese farmer not want to shift to the cities?
(ix) How did Abd-al-Rahman III strengthen his state?
own. (Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II).
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(i) Why does Churchill call examination an "inhospitable region?
(ii) Why was Churchill placed in the lowest division?
(iii) Write a brief note on Christophers journey to Kidal.
(iv) Was Alexander Fleming proud of his discovery?
(v) How did a man express his thanks for Fleming?
(vi) Who was the first human being whom Pasteur treated of Rabies?
(vii) What was the outcome of Pasteur's discoveries?
(viii) Describe the reforms introduced by Mustafa Kamal with reference to the
position of women.
4. Write short answers(3-5 lines) of any Eight questions in words of your
own. (Novel - Good-Bye, Mr. Chips)
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(i) What was the social and academic status of Chips?
(ii) What was the condition of Mrs. Wickett's house?
(iii) What happened to Chips when he hastened to go to the girl?
(iv) What sort of humour did Chips make?
(v) What did Ralston announce on a May morning when everyone was
summoned in big hall?
(vi) Did Ralston know Brookfield and its traditions?
(vii Why did Chatter is request Chips to rejoin the school?
(viii) Why did not Chips want to be the official Head of Brookfield?
(ix) Describe Katherine's tragic death.
(x) What did Chips say to the students when a bomb fell quite near them?
(xi) Why did Chips earn the reputation of being a great Jester?
(xii) Describe the quarrel between Ralston and Chips.
SECTION-11
5. Write an essay (300-400 words) on any ONE of the following topics: -
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(i) Computers its Uses and Abuses (ii) Place of Women in Society
(iii) Why I Love Pakistan (iv) Importance of Democracy
6. Use any FIVE of the following idioms/phrasal verbs in sentences of
your own: - 10
(i) Small talk (ii) To smell a rat (iii) Show the white feather
(iv) Safe and sound (iv) To poke one's nose (vi) With might and main
(vii) Make after (viii) Put up with
7. Translate the following passage into English: -
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Minutes
GROUP-II OBJECTIVE MAXIMUM MARKS: 20
Q.No. 1
(1) It is not merely absurd to keep rubbish merely because it is printed.
(A) Waste (B) Preciousness (C) Praise (D) Exultation
(2) Famine has been a problem since the very beginning of time.
(A) Food shortage (B) War (C) Tussle (D) Population
(3) The boy himself can eradicate his nervous habits.
(A) Compose (B) Hate (C) Praise (D) End
Some multiple choice questions are given below. Each question statement b
followed by four options. Out of these four, one option is dearly correct.
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(4) Infection was tremendous problem in the past.
(A) Petite (B) Teeny (C)Tiny (D)Huge
(5) A general massacre of the Americans is expected:-
(A) Killing (B) Appreciation (C) Cowardice (D)
Intelligence
(6) The conditions in Sahara were agonizing.
(A) Fascinating (B) Agreeable (C) Unpleasant
(D) Pleasant
followed by four options. Out of these four, one option is clearly correct
(7) Katherine did not always plead for leniency.
(A) Rendered (B)Wait (C) Request (D) Order
(8) Ralston was ruthless.
(A) Merciful (B) Unforgiving (C) Intelligent (D) Diligent
(9) Mr. Chips saw Merivale stooping over him.
(A) Eating (B) Drinking (C) Bending (D) Beating
(10) Chips was not Conceited.
(A) Ambitious (B) Intelligent (C) Proud (D) Humble
is correct. 5
(11) His failure was contrary__ his expectations. (A) of (B)to (C)with (D)
against
(12) Do not jeer____ the poor. (A) with (B) at (C)on (D) from
(13) He was not aware___ the new situation. (A) from (B)at (C)of (D)to
(14) Keep____ the left. (A) to (B)on (C)with (D)for
(15) Eggs are sold ____the dozen. (A) in (B)at (C)by (D) for
choice is correct. 5
(16) He is as tall as me.
(A) He is so tall as I. (B) He is so tall as me.
(C)He is as tall as I. (D) He is not tall as me.
(17) She is the most matchless teacher in the school
(A) She is the more matchless teacher in the school.
(B) She is the much matchless teacher in the school.
(C) She is the matchless teacher in the school. (D) She is more matchless
teacher in the school.
(18) I have a work to do.
(A) I have piece of work to do. (B) I have a piece of work to do.
(C) I have a piece of works to do. (D) I have many works to do.
(19) I not she is ill.
(A) I not she am ill. (B) Me not her is ill. (C) I not her is ill. (D) I not she are ill.
(20) She is wiser than him.
(A) She is the wiser than him. (B) She is wiser than he.
(C) She is more wiser than he. (D) She is the most wiser than he.
2013 (A)
ENGLISH (COMPULSORY) PAPER-II TIME ALLOWED: 2.30 Hours
GROUP-II SUBJECTIVE MAXIMUM MARKS: 80
SECTION-1
2. Write abort answers(3-5 lines) of any SIX question in words of your
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(i) How is it that a star seldom finds another star near it?
(ii) How has the scientific method helped us in our fight against disease?
(iii) How does financial pressure lead to the failure of students described in the
lesson?
(iv) He liked holidays for their freedom-freedom from what?
(v) Why should bad books be destroyed?
(vi) What was the prescription given to him by the doctor?
(vii) Describe a day in the life of a Chinese student.
(viii) Alter his misadventure in the bank where did Leacock keep his money?
(ix) How did Abd-al-Rahman deal with the governor appointed by the Abbasid
Caliph to contest his rule?
own. (Book-11 Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II).
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(i) Why did the examiners test Latin, Greek and Mathematics of the students in
Entrance
Examination to Harrow?
(ii) How El Golea is different from In Salah?
(iii) What do you know about Christopher's stay in the camp of the Tuareg
Amenokal?
(iv) Why couldn't penicillin have been discovered in the research laboratories of
America?
(v) What qualities of character did Pasteur inherit from his father?
(vi) How did Pasteur discover the method of making vaccines?
(vii) How did Mehmet escape from Istanbul?
(viii) Why did Mustafa Kamal adopt Roman script for Turkish language?
4. Write short answers(3-S lines) of any Eight questions in words of your
own.
(Novel - Good Bye Mr. Chips)
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(i) How was Chips brought home from Great Gable?
(ii) How did Katherine impress Brookfield?
(iii) What was the effect of Katherine's death on Mr. Chips?
(iv) What allegations did Ralston put on Chips?
(v) What type of farewell was given to Mr. Chips?
(vi) Who was Linford?
(vii) How did Chips perform as the Head of Brookfield?
(viii) How did Chips take his class during shelling?
(ix) What did Chips remember about the Diamond Jubilee of England?
(x) What was Chips' will?
(xi) How did Mr. Wetherby advise Chips on the day of his interview at
Brookfield?
(xii) What was the name of Chips doctor and how often did he visit Chips?
Section-II
15 (i) My First Day at College (ii)Mobile Phone
(iii) An Accident (iv) My Favorite Book
6. Use any FIVE of the following Idioms/phrasal verbs in sentence of your
own: - 10 (i)Wild-goose chase (ii) Turn a deaf ear (iii) Show the
white feather (iv) In a fix
(v) To fish In troubled waters (vi) Cheek by jowl (vii) Take after (viii)
Break out
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Minutes GROUP-I OBJECTIVE MAXIMUM MARKS:
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Q.No.1
Some multiple choice questions arc given below. Each question statement is
(1) The pedestrian was only a tramp.
(A) Vagabond (B) Watchman (C) Volunteer (D) Guard
(2) Numerous officials visit China today.
(A) Few (B) A few (C) The few (D) Many
(3) Her voice sounded like a summons to damnation.
(A) Paradise (B) Hell (C) Joy (D) Fair
(4) Experiments gave wav to the next.
(A) Feed (B) Compete (C) Fight (D) Surrender
(5) His father had been one of Napoleons conscripts.
(A) Friends (B) Recruits (C) Opponents (D) Enemies
(6) His foresight saved Christopher from death.
(A) Praise (B) Contempt (C) Anticipation (D) Care
(7) Chips had a mediocre degree.
(A) Different (B) Bad (C) Poor (D) Average
(8) Katherine had not been able to bequeath all her mind.
(A) Leave (B) Give (C) Throw (D) Reject
(9) Maynard was a chubby boy.
(A) Brave (B) Fat (C) Tall (D) Small
(10) At the age of fifty, Chips was the doyen of the staff.
(A) Companion (B) Friend (C) Subordinate (D) Leader
is correct. 5
(11) I cannot part _____ my friend. (A) to (B) of (C)from
(D)with
(12) She always looks down __ the poor. (A) with (B) upon (C)over (D)at
(13) He acceded ________ my request. (A) with (B)to (C)at (D)from
(14) I condoled __ her on her fathers death. (A) of (B) at (C)for
(D)with
(15) He deals _____ me politely. (A) with (B)in (C)to (D)of
(16) The man is mortal.
(A) The man is a mortal. (B) Man is mortal.
(C) Man is the mortal. (D) The man are the mortal
(17) Many a boys were given prizes.
(A) Many a boy were given prizes. (B) Many a boy was given prizes.
(C) Many a boys was given prizes. (D) Many a boy given prizes
(18) He denied to dine with me.
(A) He refused to dine with me. (B) He denied for dine with
me.
(C) He refused to dine with I. (D) He refused to dine from
me.
(19) The picture was hanged.
(A)The pictures was hanged. (B) The picture was hung.
(C) The picture were hung. (D) The pictures was hung.
(20) The tables leg is broken.
(A) A tables leg is broken. (B) The leg of tables is broken.
(C) Tables leg is broken. (D) The leg of the table is broken.
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ENGLISH (COMPULSORY) PAPER-II TIME ALLOWED:
2.30 Hours
SECTION-I
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(i) What were the unexpected respites during the schooling of David
Daiches?
(ii) Who are lazy bluffers?
(iii) What sort of army did Abd-al-Rahman develop?
(iv) Name some of the books destroyed by J.C. Squire.
(v) Why did the manager come to think that Leacock had an awful secret to
reveal?
(iii) What kind of dangerous diseases prevailed two centuries ago?
(iv) Why do the people praise Mao-Tse-Tung?
(v) Why should J.K. Jerome be an acquisition to the medical class?
(vi) Why is there no life on the stars?
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(i) Why was Churchill placed in the lowest division?
(ii) What were the intelligent boys taught at Harrow?
(iii) Give an account of the little town El-Golea?
(iv) What is the importance of Pasteur's work on fermentation?
(v) What was the condition of Fleming's Laboratory?
(vi) What did fall on Fleming's culture plate?
(vii) What did Mustafa Kamal do to simplify Turkish language?
(viii) What were the terms offered to Turkey by the Allies?
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(i) Why did Mr. Chips and his landlady keep Brookfield time?
(ii) How did Chips make tea for his guests?
(iii) What do you know about chips' first meeting with Katherine?
(iv) Why did Mr. Chips get retirement in 1913?
(v) Why did Katherine often plead for leniency?
(vi) What were Chips' feelings on the death of his wife?
(vii) Did Ralston really promote the lot of Brookfield School?
(viii) What did Mr. Chips say about bayonet-practice?
(ix) Why couldn't Chips work smoothly and peacefully with Ralston?
(x) Why did Mr. Chips not leave Brookfield after 1929?
(xi) (xi) What do you know about Mr.Chips' humour?
(xii) What were the things that Mr. Chips had not seen or done?
SECTION-II
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(i) Science and Society (ii) Pollution
(iii) My Hobby (iv) Democracy
your own: - 10
(i) All at sea (ii) To be in a fix
(iii) To come to light (iv) A child's play
(v) As cool as cucumber (vi) Heart and soul
(vii) Pass away (viii) Put down
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Q.No.1
(1) Three strenuous school terms had rolled away:-
(A) Easy (B) Hard (C) Short (D) Happy
(2) The sufferer of yaws becomes depressed and feels ill.
(A) Patient (B) Traveler (C) Driver (D) Lover
(3) Life can exist only in narrow belts.
(A) Cells (B) Bells (C) Regions (D) Seasons
(4) Week by week, little encounters increased.
(A) Terms (B) Cooperation (C) Fights (D) Meetings
(5) Fleming always insisted that he discovered penicillin by chance.
(A) Requested (B) Persisted (C) Told (D) Delivered
(6) I had scarcely passed my twelfth birthday.
(A) Hardly (B) Badly (C) Smoothly (D) Especially
followed by four options. Out of these four, one option is clearly correct
(7) But it was convenient.
(A) Easy (B) Difficult (C) Hateful (D) Loveable
(8) He did not afterwards conceal the facts.
(A) Pretend (B) Show (C) Hide (D) Expose
(9) His faculties were still unimpaired.
(A) Imperfect (B) Unimportant ( C) Perfect (D)
Undone
(10) Chips was a little bald.
(A) Headless (B) Hairless (C) Homeless (D) Childless
Following statements are followed by four possible options. Only one choice is
correct 5
(11) A drowning man catches __a straw.(A) at (B) in (C) into
(D) by
(12) He often boasts _____his wealth. (A) in (B) on (C) at
(D) of
(13) He was charged _________ theft. (A) with (B) for (C) at
(D) from
(14) He placed the book____ the table.(A) at (B)on (C) for
(D)by
(15) The principal gave ____ the prizes.(A) out (B) up (C) off (D)
away
(16) He quickly jumped out.
(A) He jumped out quick. (B) He jumped out quickly.
(C) He quickly jumped. (D) Quickly he jumped out.
(17) He is addicted to smoke.
(A) He is addicted to smoking. (B) He is addict to smoke.
(C) He is addict of smoking. (D) He addicts to smoke.
(18) Many ft soldier were doing his duty.
(A) Many a soldier were doing their duty. (B) Many a soldier was doing
their duty.
(C) Many a soldiers were doing their duty.(D) Many a soldier was doing
his duty.
(19) Earth goes round sun.
(A) The earth goes round sun. (B) Earth goes round a sun.
(C) Earth goes round the sun. (D) The earth goes round the
sun.
(20) The murderer was bunged.
(A) The murderer were hunged. (B) The murderer was hung.
(C) The murderer was hanged. (D) The murderers were
hunged.
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2.30 Hours
SECTION-I
own. (Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I)
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(i) What happened, when a wandering star, came nearer and nearer the
sun?
(ii) Why cannot be life on other places?
(iii) How has the scientific method helped us in our fight against diseases?
(vI) How did Daiches spend his summer vacations?
(v) Why could J.C.Squire not bum the books?
(vi) How did J.K. Jerome come to suspect that his liver was out of order?
(vii) Describe some great famines of the past.
(viii) Discuss Chinese agricultural system?
(ix) Describe dramatic escape of Abd-al Rahman-I and his adventures in
Africa.
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(i) What sort of man was the Headmaster at Harrow?
(ii) Give two instances of Pasteur's patriotism.
(iii) What subjects were liked by the examiners and what by S.W. Churchill?
(iv) What is Hydrophobia?
(v) What happened to three English travelers who attempted to cross the
desert?
(vi) What are antiseptics and what is the antiseptic method?
(vii) Why was Mustafa Kamal sent to Anatolia?
(viii) Write some reforms introduced by Mustafa Kamal with reference to the
removal of illiteracy.
own. (Novel - Good Bye Mr. Chips)
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(i) What kind of sleep did Mr. Chips enjoy?
(ii) Why did Chips not marry till the age of 48?
(iii) What were the quiet enjoyments of Mr. Chips at Mrs. Wickett's house?
(iv) How did Ralston look?
(v) What memories of Katherine haunted Chips?
(vi) What were two things Chips had never done in life?
(vii) How much of her mind did Kathie bestow on Chips?
(viii) How did Chips feel when he rejoined Brookfield?
(ix) What important events of Brookfield did Chips mention in his farewell
party?
(x) How did Chips feel in different seasons after his retirement?
(xi) What led Ralston and Chips into a row?
(xii) How did Chips keep up spirits of the boys during shelling?
SECTION-II
15 (i) Why I Love Pakistan (ii) My Hobby
(iii) Life in a College Hostel (iv) Corruption
6. Use any FIVE of the following idioms/phrasal verbs in sentences of your own: -
10 (i) End in smoke (ii) Face the music (iii) Fall foul of
(iv) Once in a blue moon (v) By fits and starts (vi) Cheek by jowl
(vii) Cry up (viii) Fall off
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Q.No.1
Choose the right option of the following underline words from your book-
II(Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
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(1) In the past city streets were full of garbage:-
(A) Animals (B) Birds (C) Rubbish (D) Parties
(2) There were few solitary travelers on the way:-
(A) Lonely (B) Young (C) Educated (D) Old
(3) The Chinese peasant does not flee to the cities:-
(A) See (B) Escape (C) point (D) Welcome
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II
(Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
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(4) The learning English was a kind of drill for him:-
(A) Manifestation (B) Duty (C) Relief (D) Exercise
(5) The explosives were used extensively:-
(A) Beautifully (B) Foolishly (C) Slowly (D) Greatly
(6) The Grand Turkish National Assembly gave the verdict:-
(A) Promise (B) Glimpse (C) Award (D) Decision
Choose the right option of the following underlined Words from Novel Good
Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
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(7) At the beginning, Chips' discipline was not reliable.
(A) Perfect (B) Defective (C) Dependable (D) Deep
(8) Chips became less rigid.
(A) Soft (B) Religious (C) Foe (D) Stern
(9) They became hysterical.
(A) Happy (B) Grieved (C) Mad (D) Delight
(10) His meeting with Linford had exhausted Chips.
(A) Rejoiced (B) Tired (C) Ignored (D) Abused
Choose the right option for blanks and fill up the bubble.
(11) He is ill ______ fever (A) from (B) of (C) with (D) against
(12) He is fond ______sweet (A) with (B) from(C) of (D) at
(13) Do not look down __ the poor. (A) at (B) upon (C) for
(D) of
(14) He was absorbed ____ studies. (A) at (B) of (C) with (D) in
(15) The thief broke __ his house yesterday.(A) in (B) on (C) into
(D) for
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubble.
(16) 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 laugh without
laughing.
(17) One should do his duty
(A) One should do one duty. (B) One should do ones duty.
(C) One should does one duty. (D) One should do their duty.
(18) I take pain over my work
(A) I take pain at my work (B) I take pain at his work.
(C) I take pain in my work (D) I take pains over my work.
(19) I can say it at his face.
(A) I can say it to his face (B) I can say of his face.
(C) I can say with his face (D) I can say from his face.
(20) A horse is a faithful animal
(A) Horse is faithful animal (B) The horse is a faithful animal.
(C) horse is faithful animal (D) The horse is faithful animal.
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SECTION I
2. Write short answers(3-5 lines) of any SIX questions in word* of your
own.(Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I)
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(i] How is the space beyond milky way?
(ii) What did the writer feel on Thursday morning?
(iii) What were the sanitary conditions in cities a hundred years ago?
(iv) What is Scaffold?
(v) What does the writer mean by mistaken ambition?
(vi) What did the writer see in the river?
(vii) What was the writers state of mind whenever he entered the bank?
(viii) Describe a day in the life of Chinese student?
(ix) Why is birth rate not so high in, the more advanced countries?
3. Write short answer (3-5 lines) of any SIX question* in words of your
own.(Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II).
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(i) In what subjects did the writer like to be examined?
(ii) Why did Churchill emphasize teaching of English?
(iii) How did Pasteur discover die method of making Vaccines?
(iv) Who was Christopher?
(v) Did Fleming own the discovery of penicillin?
(vi) How Fleming was appreciated?
(vii) What was the first object of Mustafa Kamal?
(viii) Who was the Prime Minister of Turkey?
4. Write short answer (3-S lines) of any Eight question* in words of your
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(i) What did Mr. Wetherby advise Mr. Chips at the time of his preliminary
interview?
(ii) What was Chips status when he was fifty and sixty?
(iii) How did Mr. Chips and Katherine fall in love with each other?
(iv) How was Mr. Chips changed after his marriage?
(v) What memories of Katherine haunted Chips?
(vi) What were the main characteristics of Ralstons personality?
(vii) How did Ralston charge sheet Chips?
(viii) When and why did Mr. Chips decide to retire?
(i) What did Chips feel when he rejoined Brookfield school again?
(ii) How did Brookfield celebrate the end of war?
(iii) What were the two things Chips had never done?
(iv) What did Cartwright say when Chips closed his eyes?
SECTION-II
15
(i) My College (ii) Energy Crisis (iii) My Aim in Life (iv) Why I Love
Pakistan
your own: - 10
(i) Through thick and thin (ii) Turn turtle (iii) Tide over
(iv) Take to task (v) Rank and file (vi) Blow out (vii) Cry
up
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2014(A)
ENGLISH (COMPULSORY) PAPER-II TIME ALLOWED. 30
20
Q.No.1
(Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
3
(1) The stars are immense balls of fire.
(A) Tiny (B)Huge (C) Various (D) Smaller
(2) The maid servant walked with grim steps.
(A) Wanton (B) Vivid (C)Horrible (D) Light
(3) Abd-al-Rahman imported exotic plants.
(A) Foreign (B) Appetising (C) Tasty (D)Ugly
3
(4) The merciful ushers collected the papers of the writer.
(A) Instructors (B) Teachers (C) Artists (D) Attendants
(5) Penicillin was hailed as a wonder drug.
(A) Cheered (B) Denounced (C) Rejected (D) Wasted
(6) At first the British High Commissioner demurred.
(A) Objected (B) Rejected (C) Instructed (D) Admired
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good
4
(7) Chips felt no relish of being rescued.
(A) Delight (B) Insult (C) Admonition (D) warning
(8) Katherine did not always plead for leniency.
(A) Rendered (B) Wait (C) Request (D) Order
(9) Chips felt very fit, die actual work was not taxing.
(A) Delighting (B) Tiring , (C) Amusing (D) Baking
(10) In old age, Chips faculties remained unimpaired.
(A) Harmful (B) Defective (C) Broken (D) Undamaged
Choose the right option for blanks and fill up the bubbles.
(11) She inquired ___ the matter.(A) into (B) of (C) to (D) on
(12) He died____ cholera. (A) of (B) to (C) with (D) in
(13) You should attend __your work. (A) on (B) to (C) within
(D) up
(14) He is not mindful ____ my duty. (A) of (B) in (C) for
(D) with
(15) He burst ____ teats. (A) with (B) from(C) in (D)into
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
(16) He is M.A in English.
(A) He is a M.A. in English. (B) He is an M.A in English.
(C) He is an M.A in the English. (D) He is the M.A in English.
(17) He went out just now.
(A) He goes out just now. (B) He was gone out just now.
(C) He has gone out just now. (D) He is gone out just now.
(18) The chairs leg in broken.
(A) The chair leg is broken. (B) The chairs leg is break.
(C) The leg of the chair is broken. (D) The leg of a chair is broken.
(19) Ten deers are sitting in the front
(A) Ten deer are sitting in the forest (B) Ten deer is sitting in the
forest
(C) Ten deers are sitting on the forest. (D) Ten deers is sitting in the
forest
(20) I have come here yesterday
(A) I have come here yesterday (B) I came here yesterday
(C) I come here yesterday (D) I was come here yesterday
2014 (A)
2.30 Hours
SECTION-I
2. Write short answers (3-5 lines) of any SIX questions in words of your
own.(Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I)
12
(i) What is the total number of stars in the universe?
(ii) How has man been able to add almost thirty yean to the expected length
of life?
(iii) Who are the lazy bluffers and how do they learn a lesson?
(iv) Why was the Friday morning rose-coloured for the writer?
(v) What fears haunted the mind of the author when he was about to throw
the books into the river?
(vi) What makes the author think that he is a hospital in himself?
(vii) Why does Leacock not correct the mistake in the cheque and why does
he insist on withdrawing of the whole amount of money?
(viii) What is population explosion according to Anna Mckenzie?
(ix) Describe briefly the industrial progress the Muslim Spain made during
the long reign of Abd-al Rahman III.
3. Write short an answer (3-5 lines) of any SIX questions in words of your
12
(i) Why does Churchill prefer English to Latin and Greek?
(ii) In which subjects did Churchill like to be examined?
(iii) What do you know about Robert Christopher?
(iv) What are Leucocytes and who discovered them?
(v) What are antiseptics and what is antiseptic method?
(vi) What was Pasteurs research on Anthrax?
(vii) How was Mustafa Kamal a great reformer?
(viii) What did Mustafa Kamal say about Womens rights?
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(i) How did time seem to pass for Chips when he was living a retired life?
(ii) What kind of people did Brookfield supply?
(iii) What kind of books did Mr. Chips have in his room?
(iv) What changes did marriage bring in Mr. Chips?
(v) Why did Chips not want to receive condolences?
(vi) What change did the death of his wife bring in Chips?
(vii) What sort of person was Ralston?
(viii) What did Chips say in the farewell speech?
(ix) How did Chips feel when he rejoined Brookfield?
(x) What happened to Chips when too many old boys visited him?
(xi) What sort of discussion did Chips have with Linford?
(xii) (xii) Write a note on the death of Mr. Chips.
SECTION-II
15
(i) My Hero in History (ii) Computer (iii) Horrors of War (iv) City Life
6. Use any FIVE of the following; Idioms/phrasal verbs in sentences of your own:
- 10
(i) From a Scratch (ii) A bolt from the blue (iii) To make both ends meet
(iv) Get into (v) To call a spade a spade (vi) To steal a march upon
(vii) To die in harness (viii) Run down
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2014 (S)
INTERMEDIATE PART-II (12th class)
ENGLISH (COMPULSORY) PAPER-II TIMEWLLOWED: 30
Minutes GROUP-II OBJECTIVE MAXIMUM
MARKS: 20
SECTION-I
mark In that question. Attempt as many questions as given in objective type question
Q.No.l
3
(1) They are more willing to look for new truths.
(A) Search (B) Explain (C) Enjoy (D) Culminate
(2) Sometimes there were unexpected respites.
(A) Work (B) Rest (C) Play (D) Enjoyment
(3) So I shambled in and looked timidly round at the clerks.
(A) Surprisingly (B) Strangely (C) Agitatedly (D) Cowardly
3
(4) The Headmaster showed discernment in judging my general ability. .
(A) Skill (B) learning (C) Pity (D)
Understanding
(5) Malaria was rampant in England.
(A) Killing (B) Spreading (C) Unknown (D) Ancient
(6) The Padishah was eager to collaborate with the Allies.
(A) Cooperate (B) Resist (C) Overcome (D) Demand
4
(7) But as a mob, just pitiless and implacable,
(A) Naughty (B) Foolish (C) Relentless (D) Amazing
(8) As if they were queer animals out of a zoo!
(A) Strange (B) Wide (C) Runaway (D) Huge
(9) At last Chips had something tangible that he could tackle.
(A) Great (B) Honourable (C) Definite (D) Favourable
(10) Which was absurd, because all things are forgotten in the end.
(A) Right (B) Illogical (C) Comforting (D) Informing
5
(11) He aspires___ become a great politician. (A) to (B) of (C) for
(D)on
(12) His chief strength consisted __his moral courage (A) of (B) in (C) on
(D) at
(13) They were debarred ____ attending the college. (A)
against(B)upon(C)to (D) from
(14) I reminded him ______ his promise. (A) over (B) for (C) of
(D) with
(15) Her failure urged her ___hard work. (A) to (B) on (C)in (D) for
(16) MY all friends will help me.
(A) My friends would help me. (B) My all friends help me.
(C) All my friends will help me. (D) All my friends had helped me.
(17) She is fond to play tennis.
(A) She has fond to play tennis. (B) She is fond of playing tennis.
(C) She is fond to playing tennis. (D) She is fond of played tennis.
(18) He is misering man.
(A) He is a misering man. (B) He is miser man
(C) He is a miser man. (D) He is a miserly man
(19) They are against we all.
(A) They are against we all. (B) They are against we.
(C) They are against us all. (D) They all are against we.
(20) I as well as she are a doctor.
(A) I as well as she are doctors. (B) I as well as she is doctor.
(C) I as well as she is a doctor. (D) I as well as she am a doctor
2014(S)
2.30 Hours
SECTION-I
own.(Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part-1)
12
(i) How, according to Sir James Jeans our solar system came into being?
(ii) What are modem methods of Food preservation?
(iii) What are the two categories of failing students as mentioned by Hawker?
(iv) What was the attitude of Daiches towards weekend?
(v) What were Squires feelings after throwing books into the river?
(vi) What was written in the prescription given to Jerome by his doctor?
(vii) Why did Leacock want to draw out some money?
(viii) What are causes of Famine?
(ix) What did Al-Hakam do to promote learning?
12
(i) Why did not Churchill do well in examinations?
(ii) Where was the writer placed in the school?
(iii) Why did Christopher learn camel riding?
(iv) What do you know of the Oxford team?
(v) What are Antiseptic and Aseptic methods?
(vi) What is Hydrophobia or Rabies?
(vii) How did Mustafa Kamal simplify the Turkish language?
(viii) When did Mehmet leave Turkey?
16
(i) What type of head was Mr. Wetherby?
(ii) Describe Chips room at Mrs. Wicketts.
(iii) Describe Katherines ideas about the rights of women.
(v) Why could Chips not write down his memories?
(vi) Who was Mr. Meldrum and how did he die?
(vii) What resulted in a row between Ralston and Chips?
(viii) Why did Mr. Chips join Brookfield school again during the world war?
(ix) How did Chips perform his duties during his tenure as the acting
Headmaster for the second time?
(x) Why did Chips earn the reputation of a great jester?
(xi) Describe Linfords meeting with Chips.
(xii) How did Chips react to the comments of Cartwright about his (Chips)
children?
SECTION-II
15
(i) Overpopulation (ii) City Life (iii) A Picnic (iv) Why I Love Pakistan
your own: - 10
(i) In black and white (ii) Kith and kin (iii) Red tape (iv) Part and parcel
(v) Break down (vi) To the letter (vii) Hand over (viii) Let
down
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2014(S)
INTERMEDIATE PART-II (12,h CLASS)
ENGLISH (COMPULSORY) PAPER II TIME ALLOWED: 30
Minutes
Q.No.1
3
(1)Thousands, even millions, will die of starvation because of famines caused by
lack of rain.
(A) Hunger (B) Affliction (C) Shortage (D) Calamity
(2) We are also more critical in our thinking than our ancestors.
(A) Followers (B) Predecessors (C) Forefathers (D) Parents
(3) Gout, in its most malignant stage, had seized me.
(A) Venomous (B) Harmless (C) Fatal (D)
Mortal
3
(4) By the unanimous vote of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, the
Sultanate was abolished.
(A) Partial (B) Collective (C) Decisive (D) Common
(5) These examinations were a great trial to me.
(A) Fun (B) Ordeal (C) Activity (D) Trouble
(6) Thomas was a qualified oculist.
(A) Radiologist (B) Child specialist (C) Eye specialist (D) Technician
4
(7) You must ascribe it to my forbearance that I have put up with it so long.
(A) Contribute (B) Compare (C) Refer (D)
Attribute
(8) Chips was profoundly disappointed when he looked abroad.
(A) Clearly (B) Deeply (C) Secretly (D)
Consequently
(9) I was afraid you were a solicitor, a stockbroker or a dentist.
(A) Lawyer (B) Judge (C) Merchant (D)
Businessman
(10) A hairs breadth of error might be catastrophic.
(A) Confusing (B) Destructive (C) Tragic (D)
Adventurous
(11) He must abstain ___ Smoking (A) of (B) off (C) with
(D) from
(12) Never hanker ________ riches(A) for (B) after (C) on
(D) with
(13) we must adhere ___ our beliefs (A) from(B) to (C) on
(D) about
(14) we discussed it ____ detail. (A) with (B) in (C) from (D)
about
(15) Dont meddle ____ my affairs. (A) about(B) in (C) into
(D) out of
(16) I found that he Is guilty.
(A) I found that he was guilty. (B) 1 found that he has been guilty.
(C) found that he will be guilty. (D) I found that he had guilty.
(17) I know playing a piano.
(A) I know to play a piano. (B) I know how to play a piano.
(C) I know playing on a piano. (D) I have known to play a piano.
(18) None of these two books is worth reading.
None of these two books are worth reading. None of these two books will be
worth reading.
Neither of these two books are worth reading. Neither of these two books is
worth reading.
(19) They went to the fair and enjoyed.
(A) They went to the fair for enjoying. (B) They went to the fair to enjoy.
(C) They went to the fair and had enjoyed.(D) They went to the fair and enjoyed
themselves.
(20) I am very obliged to you for your kindness.
(A) I am too obliged to you for your kindness.(B)I am much obliged to you for
your kindness.
(C) I very much oblige to you for your kindness.(D) I am very obliged for your
kindness.
2014(S)
ENGLISH (COMPULSORY) PAPER-II TIME ALLOWED: 2.30
Hours
GROUP-II SUBJECTIVE MAXIMUM MARKS: 80 SECTION-I
12
(i) Why is Universe frightening?
(ii) How have scientific methods made us open minded?
(iii) How does mistaken ambition lead to the failure of students?
(iv) What was the horrible experience for Daiches every morning?
(v) How did J.C Squaire decide to get rid of useless books?
(vi) How did the doctor examine Jerome?
(vii) What mistake did Leacock make while writing the cheque?
(viii) What does Mao say about Chinese women?
(ix) Why is birth rate not so high in advanced countries?
12
(i) What sort of questions are asked by your examiners?
(ii) What was the most noticeable feature of the desert city, named
Ghardaia?
(iii) Describe the journey through the land of thirst and death.
(iv) Describe how Fleming discovered Penicillin?
(v) How did the Oxford team make Penicillin more effective?
(vi) Give some instances of Pasteurs Patriotism.
(vii) How did Pasteur discover the method of making vaccines?
(viii) Write a note on Mustafa Kamals activities in Anatolia.
16
(i) Who was Headmaster of Brookfield when Mr. Chips joined it?
(ii) Who was Ogilvie?
(iii) When was Brookfield established?
(iv) What did Chips see while climbing Great Gable?
(v) How did Katherine impress Brookfield?
(vi) How did Ralston look?
(vii) Why did Ralston dislike Chips?
(viii) How much time did Chips spend in Brookfield?
(ix) Who was Blades?
(x) How did Chips criticize rationing system?
(xi) How did Chips make others laugh?
(xii) How was Linford received by Mr. Chips?
SECTION-II
15 (i) My Aim in Life (ii) Patriotism (iii) Women place in Society
(iv) Kashmir Issue
your own: - 10
(i) All and Sundry (ii) Under the cloud (iii) A fools paradise (iv) Better half
(v) Keep pace with (vi) Bring out (vii) Call in (viii) Go away
15
2015(A)
Minutes
Q.No.1
3
(1) A tremendous population explosion is taking place:-
(A) Venerable (B) Remote (C) Big (D) Glorious
(2) There is no substitute for health:-
(A) Attitude (B) Alternate (C) Aptitude (D) Option
(3) On Friday the writer walked with the tread of an escaped prisoner:-
(A) Freed (B) Oppressed (C) Humiliated (D)
Captured
3
(4) This is a gigantic task:-
(A) Small (B) Common (C) Difficult (D) Huge
(5) I gazed for two hours at the sad spectacle:-
(A) Stayed (B) Startled (C) Stared (D) Seared
(6) In practice there was one big obstacle:-
(A) Hurdle (B) Achievement (C) Shelter (D) Miracle
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel, Good-
4
(7) It had been a damp, foggy day.
(A) Wet (B) Cloudy (C) Sunny (D) Clear
(8) Brookfield is an old foundation.
(A) Institution (B) Hall (C) Shop (D) Post-office
(9) Chips made desultory notes in an exercise book.
(A) Simple (B) Haphazard (C) Arranged (D)
Regular
(10) Your personal habits are slovenly.
(A) Good (B) Praise worthy (C) Careless (D) Lovely
5
(11) She died ____ an accident. (A) to (B) with (C) for
(D) in
(12) We must trust ______ Allah. (A) after(B) with (C) to (D) in
(13) She prefers milk ________ tea. (A) on (B) at (C) to (D) for
(14) Please put your coat (A) at (B) in (C) on (D)down
(15) We should abide __ the laws of the land. (A) with (B) by (C) on (D) to
5
(16) The matter is between he and I.
(A) The matter is between him and I. (B) The matter is between he
and me.
(C) The matter is between him and mine. (D) The matter is between
him and me.
(17) This is a most matchless book.
(A) This is the most matchless book. (B) This is a matchless book.
(C) This is a more matchless book. (D) This is more matchless book.
(18) I have many work to do.
(A) I have much work to do. (B) I have lot of works to do.
(C) I have many work to do. (D) I have a lot of works to do.
(19) She said that she was wrong.
(A) She said that she is in wrong. (B) She said that she was in
the wrong.
(C) She said that she is in the wrong. (D) She said that she is
wrong.
(20) He said that it smells badly.
(A) He said that it smelt badly. (B) He said that it smelt bad.
(C) He said that it smells bad. (D) He said that it smelt very
badly.
2015(A)
Hours
SECTION-1
2. Write short answers (3-S lines) of any SIX questions in words of your
own. (Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I). .
12
(i) Write a note on beginning of life on the earth.
(ii) How has the scientific method helped us in our fight against diseases?
(iii) What do the lazy bluffers do in the college?
(iv) Daiches liked holidays for their freedom ___ freedom from what?
(v) Why should the bad books be destroyed?
(vi) Describe Jerome K. Jeromes visit to the chemist.
(vii) After his misadventure in the bank where did Leocock keep his money?
(viii) Why will Chou En-Lai get his right hand dislocated?
(ix) Why is birth rate not so high in the more advanced countries?
own. (Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II),
12
(i) In which subjects did Churchill like to be examined and what did the
examiners prefer?
(ii) What happened to the three English men who attempted to cross a part
of the Sahara with one days water supply?
(iii) How were the Flemings, born on the land, becoming a medical family?
(iv) What was the chief defect of antiseptic method?
(v) How did Pasteur prove that spontaneous generation was not a fact?
(vi) What causes inflammation of wounds according to Lord Lister?
(v) How can Malaria be prevented according to the author(Louis Pasteur)?
(vi) Describe Mustafa Kamals reforms regarding industrial development.
16
(i) What did Chips tell Katherine about his weaknesses?
(ii) Which type of cake did Chips like?
(iii) Why did Katherine like Bernard Shaw and Ibsen?
(iv) Write a note on Mr. Meldrum.
(v) What was Chips' status when he was fifty and sixty?
(vi) What did Chips say to Faulkner?
(vii) What were the drawbacks of Mr. Ralstons personality?
(viii) What did Chips say to Lloyd George?
(ix) How did Katherine persuade Chips not to punish a boy?
(x) What do you know about Chips will?
(xi) What was Chips thinking when he was on death bed?
(xii) What did Mr. Merivale ask Mr. Chips to do?
SECTION-II
15
(i) Science and Society (ii) Drug Addiction (iii) My Favourite Personality
(iv) Democracy in Pakistan
your own: - 10
(i) Time and again (ii) Put up with (iii) Call out (iv) Royal road
(v) High and mighty (vi) Down and out (vii) Call some body names (viii) By
and large
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2015 (A)
Minutes
Q.No.1
3
(1) Today we arc better able to explain happenings which used to be
considered strange and mysterious:-
(A) Splendid (B) Great (C) Inexplicable (D)
Understanding
(2) The boy must take himself by the collar:-
(A) Strictly (B) By neck (C) Deal firmly (D) By hands
(3) I trembled slightly:-
(A) A little (B) Heavily (C) Violently (D) Terribly
3
(4) I gazed for two hours on this sad spectacle
(A) Optical (B) Event (C) Incident (D) Scene
(5) It was a fascinating little town, a true oasis:-
(A) Attractive (B) Slight (C) Boring (D) Beautiful
(6) He never shook off the physical effects:-
(A) Started (B) Get rid of (C) Avoided (D) Left
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel, Good-
4
(7) Decent little beggars individually, but as mob just pitiless and
implacable.
(A) Student (B) Party (C) Crowd (D) Player
(8) In politics, she was a radical.
(A) Politician (B) Revolutionary (C) Pessimistic (D) Optimistic
(9) Katherine conquered Brookfield as she had conquered Chips.
(A) Saw (B) Won (C) Bought (D) Visited
(10) He .was adamant and wouldnt be persuaded.
(A) Polite (B) Stubborn (C) Mild (D) Lenient
5
(11) She takes _____ her mother. (A) to (B) in (C) after (D) on
(12) You should abstain ___smoking. (A) by (B) from (C) of (D) with
(13) The hunter fired the lion. (A) on (B) at (C) into
(D) of
(14) She is tall ______ her age. (A) for (B) of (C) at (D) with
(15) Who gave _____ the prizes? (A) in (B) out (C) of (D) away
5
(16) One should do his duty.
(A) One should do ones duty. (B) One must do his duty.
(C) One should do their duty. (D) One should do her duty.
(17) He has been operated.
(A) He had been operated. (B) He have been operated.
(C) He has been operated upon. (D) He has been operated
with.
(18) This cloth is more inferior to that.
(A) This cloth is inferior to that (B) This cloth is much inferior
to that.
(C) This cloth is more inferior than that. (D) This cloth is inferior than that
(19) Where this road leads to?
(A) Where this road lead to? (B) Where does this road leads to?
(C) Where do this road lead to? (D) Where does this road lead
to?
(20) Muslims recite Holy Quran daily,
(A) The Muslims recite the Holy Quran daily. (B) Muslims recite the Holy Quran
daily.
(C) The Muslims recite Holy Quran daily. (D) All Muslims recite Holy Quran
daily.
2015(A)
2.30 Hours
SECTION-I
own. (Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I)
12
(i) How big are the stars and how do they travel?
(ii) How has the scientific method changed mans behaviour?
(iii) Who are the lazy bluffers according to H.E. Hawkes?
(iv) Why did David Daiches feel depressed when he was a school boy?
(v) Why did the writer calls himself a hospital?
(vi) What was the mental state of the writer when he set out to throw the
books into the river?
(vii) How did the writer feel when he entered into the bank?
(viii) Why has the world changed its attitude towards China?
(ix) Describe a day in the life of a Chinese student?
3 Write short answers(3-5 lines) of any SIX questions in words of your
own.(Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II).
12
(i) How did Churchill do his Latin paper?
(ii) How did the knowledge of English stand Churchill in good stead after
years?
(iii) What was the most noticeable feature of the desert city, named
Ghardaia?
(iv) Describe Christophers stay at In Abbangarit.
(v) How did the Oxford team make penicillin more effective?
(vi) Give an account of the early life of Fleming,
(vii) What do we mean by spontaneous generation?
(viii) Why was Mustafa Kamal sent to Anatolia?
16
(i) What was the common health problem of Mr. Chips?
(ii) Why did Mr. Chips choose to stay in Brookfield school finally?
(iii) What was the opinion of Mr. Chips about the radical writers like Ibsen
and Bernard Shaw?
(iv) Give a brief description of the appearance of Katherine Bridges.
(v) What sort of school was the Mission or Poplar School?
(vi) Who was Mr. Lloyd George and how did he react to the strange
comments of Mr. Chips?
(vii) What were the aims of Ralston as a headmaster?
(Viii) Who was Sir John Rivers and how did he support Mr. Chips?
(ix) Where was the father of Grayson and how did Chips and school boys
sympathise with him?
(x) What was announced by Mr. Chatteris and later by Mr. Chips (the two
headmasters) on Sundays during the war?
(xi) How did the Brookfield boys help the people during the general strike of
1926?
(xiii) Who sent Linford to Mr. Chips and why?
SECTION-II
15
(i) My First Day at College (ii) Patriotism (iii) Village Life (iv) Uses and Abuses of
Science
your own: - 10
(i) To end in smoke (ii) Die in harness (iii) French leave (iv) Add fuel to fire
(v) Tooth and nail (vi) Give up (vii) Come across (viii) Turn turtle
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2015 (S)
Minutes
Q.No.1
(Modern Prose and Heroes Part-1) and fill up the bubbles.
3
(1) Now there is little likelihood of getting any disease.
(A) Impossibility (B) Chance (C) Certainty (D) Disability
(2) Alzahra was partly excavated in and after 1910.
, (A) Dug (B) Irrigated (C) Planted (D) Decorated
(3) The writer was impelled to the conclusion.
(A) Eased (B) Guided (C) Forced (D) Consented
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(4) All the camels instinctively turned off their course.
(A) Willingly (B) Unwillingly (C) Forcefully (D)
Naturally
(5) There came preemptory command of the king.
(A) Imperative (B) Brave (C) Special (D)
Ordinary
(6) Germany was doomed to execration by his country men.
(A) Love (B) Curse (C) Bless (D) Fear
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-
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(7) Chips made desultory notes in his exercise books.
(A) Good (B) Disconnected (C) Shameful (D) Appreciable
(8) Chips had a vivid recollection of Wetherby.
(A) Vague (B) Secret (C) Open (D) Clear
(9) There was a shrill whine of the antiaircraft shells.
(A) Fire (B) Guns (C) Cry (D) Fear
(10) A hairs breadth of error might be catastrophic.
(A) Business (B) Disastrous (C) Bestowed (D)
Helpful
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(11) The president will preside___ the meeting. (A) across (B) over (C)
above (D)on
(12) We have great trust ____ his sincerity. (A) with (B) at (C) on
(D)in
(13) His poetry is replete ______ images of life.(A) at (B) with (C) in
(D) from
(14) She is good _______ playing tennis. (A) at (B) of (C) from (D) in
(15) He is incapable ______ doing his work. (A) at (B) with (C) of
(D) from
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(16) The water is very cold to drink.
(A) The water is so cold to drink. (B) The water is much cold to drink.
(C) The water is too cold to drink. (D) The water is very much cold to drink.
(17) I hope you are keeping good health.
(A) I hope you are keep good health. (B) I hope you are enjoying good
health.
(C)I hope you are doing good health. (D) I hope you have kept good
health.
(18) How you managed to come here?
(A) How you manage to come here? (B) How did you managed to come
here?
(B) How did you manage to come here? (D) How would you managed to come
here?
(19) He was charged in theft.
(A) He was charged from theft. (B) He was charged of theft.
(C) He was charged with theft. (D) He was charged to theft.
(20) The scenery of Murree are charming.
(A) The scenery of Murree is charming. (B) The sceneries of Murree are
charming.
(C) The sceneries of Murree was charming. (D) The sceneries of Murree were
charming.
2015(S)
Hours
SECTION
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(i) How did the life start on the Earth?
(ii) Why do we eat a variety of food?
(iii) Why does a bright boy sometimes, fail in a college?
(iv) When did David Daiches buy his first bicycle?
(v) Why was the writer not seriously frightened to see the policeman?
(vi) What was the disease J.K. Jerome discovered he did not have?
(vii) Why did the manager of the bank take Leacock for detective or a rich
person?
(viii) What does Mao Tse Tung say about the power of human beings?
(ix) What is the main reason for population increase today?
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(i) Why did not Churchill do well in examinations?
(ii) What was the most noticeable feature of the desert city, named
Ghardaia?
(iii) How did Pasteur and Lister revolutionize the theory and practice of
medicine?
(iv) Differentiate the Antiseptic and Aseptic methods.
(v) How did Fleming discover Penicillin?
(vi) How did Pasteur show the way to other scientists?
(vii) What was the first step taken by Mustafa Kamal to educate his people?
(viii) Where is the Sahara desert situated?
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(i) Write a short note on Brookfields contribution to the glory of England.
(ii) In what manner did Mr. Chips entertain his students at MR Wicketts?
(iii) Describe briefly the effect of Katherines death on Mr. Chips.
(iv) Write down a brief account of Mr. Chips married life.
(v) Why was it easy for Mr. Chips to remember 1870?
(vi) Who was Linford?
(vii) How did Mr. Chips react to the remarks of Mr. Cartwright about his being
issueless?
(viii) Describe the first meeting between Mr. Chips and Katherine Bridges in
few sentences.
(ix) What land of books did Mr. Chips read?
(x) When and why Ralston left Brookfield?
(xi) How was Mr. Chips room decorated?
(xii) Why did not Mr. Chips write a book about his memories?
SECTION-H
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(i) College Life (ii) Place of Women in Our Society (iii) A Picnic Party (iv)
My Greatest Wish
your own: - 10 (i) Bad debt (ii) A fish out of water
(iii) Give vent to (iv) At home in
(v) In addition to (vi) Make good (vii) Bring up (viii)
Without fail
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2015(S)
INTERMEDIATE PART-II (I2th CLASS)
Minutes
marker or pea to fill the circles. Cutting or filling two or more circles will result in zero
Q.No.1
(Modern Prose and. Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
3
(1) Read Maos famous maxims. Rely on your forces.
(A) Action (B) Process (C) Saying (D) Proceeding
(2) Each star makes its voyage in complete loneliness.
(A) Journey (B) Restlessness (C) Address (D) Satisfaction
(3) Three strenuous terms at last ended.
(A) Tough (B) Easy (C) Beautiful (D) Advantage
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(4) Virulent germs spread diseases.
(A) Violent (B) Fatal (C) Sleepy (D) Weak
(5) The merciful ushers collected in paper of the writer.
(A) Instructors (B) Teachers (C) Artists (D) Attendants
(6) An appalling number of women died of the disease.
(A) Ordinary (B) Agreeable (C) Small (D) Alarming
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(7) Mr. Chips thrashed captains father for exaggeration.
(A) Praised (B) Punished (C) Won (D) Rewarded
(8) Chips kept up hospitality in his room.
(A) Reading (B) Knowledge (C) Generosity (D)
Slowness
(9) Mrs. Wicketts house was ugly and pretentious.
(A) Capacious (B) Showy (C) Odd (D) Simple
(10) Chips volte-face was complete.
(A) Curse (B) Complete change of opinion (C) Abuse (D) Nature
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(11) He is ignorant_____ his demirts (A) in (B) of (C) to (D) on
(12) He was absorbed ________ his studies (A) in (B) of (C) to (D) on
(13) we must adhere ______ our beliefs. (A) at (B) to (C) with(D) for
(14) No one can part her ____ her husband. (A) with(B) to (C) from(D) in
(15) He presided ______ the meeting. (A) over (B) on (C) to
(D) in
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(16) Politics are the game of rich.
(A) Politics is the game of rich. (B) Politics is the game of the
rich.
(C) Politics arc the games of the rich. (D) Politics is the games of
the rich.
(17) The teacher said that honesty was the best Policy.
The teacher said that Honesty is the best Policy. The teacher said Honesty is the
best policy.
(C) The teacher said Honesty was the best policy.
(D) The teacher says that Honesty was the best policy.
(18) Do not speak a lie.
(A) Do not tell a lie. (B) Do not tells a lie.
(C) Do not speaks a lie. (D) Do not telling a lie.
(19) Aslam jumped in the river.
(A) Aslam jumped into the river. (B) Aslam jumped over the
river.
(C) Aslam jumped around the river. (D) Aslam jumped on the river.
(20) He said that he loved with Salma.
(A) He said that he loves with Salma. (B) He said that he had loved
with Salma.
(C) He said that he loved Salma. (D) He said that he love with
Salma.
2015 (S)
Hours
GROUP-II SUBJECTIVE MAXIMUM MARKS:
80
SECTION-I
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(i) Why there is no life on other planets?
(ii) Why was (he writer fed up with the school life?
(iii) Why could the writer not bum his useless books?
(iv) Why did the writer consider himself a hospital?
(v) Why was Leacock afraid of everything in the bank?
(vi) What are the major causes of famine?
(vii) How can a student overcome his nervous habits?
(viii) Describe the progress made by the Muslims in Spain under Abdul
Rehman III.
(ix) Write a note on Chinese women workers.
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(i) Why was Churchill biased in favour of boys learning English?
(ii) Why does Churchill call examinations an inhospitable region?
(iii) Why Boussaada is known as the Port of the Sahara?
(iv) Write a short note on Balanguernon.
(v) Who was Metchnikoff?
(vi) Briefly describe symptoms of Hydrophobia.
(vii) Write down the vcrdict given by the Grand National Assembly of Turkey.
(viii) Which reforms did Mustafa Kamal bring in the sphere of education?
4. Write short answcrs(3-5 lines) of any Eight questions in words of your
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(i) How did Chips serve his guests?
(ii) What do you know about the educational career of Mr. Chips?
(iii) How was Ralston running Brookfield according to Chips?
(iv) Write a brief note on Katherine Bridges,
(v) What was die routine of Chips after his retirement?
(vi) Why did Chips decide to retire in 1913?
(vii) Write about the will by Chips in 1930.
(viii) Why did Mr. Chips choose Mrs. Wicketts house after his retirement?
(ix) Describe Mr. Chips before and after marriage.
(x) What allegations did Ralston level against Mr. Chips?
(xi) Give two examples of Chips humour.
(xii) What kind of speech did Chips deliver at the farewell party?
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(i) An Accident (ii) Terrorism (iii) Television (iv) My Greatest Wish
6. Use any FIVE of the following idioms/phrasal verbs in sentences of your own: -
10
(i) A bone of contention (ii) A hard nut to crack (iii) Kick the bucket (iv) At the
eleventh hour (v) A storm in a teacup (vi) Backout (vii) Make-up for
(viii) Do away with
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INTERMEDIATE PART-II (I2th CLASS)
Minutes
Q.No. 1
3
(1) We are more critical than our ancestors.
(A) Children (B) Wives (C) Forefathers (D) Neighbours
(2) My voice was sepulchral.
(A) Sorrowful (B) Chirpy (C) Good (D) Musical
(3) Occidentals certainly launched the warm hug.
(A) Westerns (B) Officials (C) People (D) Servants
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(4) It was incredible.
(A) Unwanted (B) Unbelievable (C) Ineffective (D) Trustworthy
(5) Pasteurs father was Napoleons conscript.
(A) Soldier (B) Enemy (C) Friend (D) Helper
(6) It was a flame of indignation.
(A) Praise (B) Honour (C) Bravery (D) Resentment
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(7) At last, Ralston said icily.
(A) Warmly (B) Lately (C) Coldly (D) Lovingly
(8) You can go to blazes for all I care.
(A) People (B) Family (C) Violence (D) Hell
(9) Chips had won an unchartered no mans land of privilege.
(A) Flavour (B) Problem (C) Suffering (D) Advantage
(10) The avenues of politics were twisted and curved.
(A) Paths (B) Roads (C) Houses (D) Building
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(11) He was deprived ___ valuables. (A) out (B) with (C) of
(D) without
(12) He died _______ an accident. (A) in (B) from (C) into (D) with
(13) His father is fond ____ history (A) of (B) at (C) in (D) for
(14) He is proficient _____ teaching. (A) at (B) of (C) on (D) in
(15) He is deaf ____ my advice. (A) to (B) on (C) at (D) with
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(16) You should make him to do this
(A) You should make him in do this. (D) You should make him do this.
(B) You should make him do this. (D) You should to make him do this.
(17) A pen is to write.
(A) A pen is to write for. (C) A pen is to write in.
(B) A pen is to write on. (D) A pen is to write with.
(18) She is blind from one eye.
(A) She is blind in one eye. (C) She is blind of one eye.
(B) She is blind to one eye. (D) She is blind from one eye.
(19) Who do you trust?
(A) Who does you trust? (C) By whom do you trust?
(B) Whom do you trust? (D) Who do you in trust?
(20) He is like a brother for me.
(A) He is like a brother to me. (C) He is like a brother from me.
(B) He is like a brother of me. (D) He is like a brother on me.
2016 (A)
ENGLISH (COMPULSORY) PAPER-II T1ME ALLOWED:
2.30 Hours
SECTION-I
own.(Book-11 Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I).
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(i) What has life on earth to do with appropriate temperature (The Dying
Sun)?
(ii) What do we mean by attitude? How has the scientific method enabled us
to better our attitude?
(iii) Why is the bright boy the most pitiable object among our failing
students?
(iv) Daiehes was a brilliant student but he did not like his school life. Why?
(v) Why did J.C Squire pity the books he had cast into the river?
(vi) How was Jerome K Jerome a hospital in himself?
(vii) What was the managers expectation from Leacock and how was he
frustrated?
(viii) How does the Chinese assistance system help the workers financially?
(ix) Why was the Muslim capita! Cordova, styled as the Jewel of the world?
12
(i) Why was Churchill not allowed to study Latin and Greek?
(ii) How did Christopher manage to get a seat in the weapons carrier?
(iii) What happened with the three English men who attempted to cross the
Sahara Desert?
(v) How did Pasteur discover the method of making Vaccines?
(vi) Give an account of Pasteurs treatment of Hydrophobia.
(vii) Why was Mustafa Kamal sent to Anatolia?
position of Women.
own. (Novel - Good-Bye Mr. Chips)
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(i) Describe Mr. Chips' life after the marriage.
(ii) How did Mr. Chips end up his career at Brookfield?
(iii) Who was Merivale?
(iv) What memories of Katherine haunted Chips?
(v) Which scenes of Lake District did Chips remember?
(vi) Who were Boers?
(vii) What do you know about Ralstons discipline in Brookfield school?
(viii) How did John Rivers favour Chips?
(ix) Who was a Lamp-boy?
(x) What services did Brookfield render during the World War 1?
(xi) What is Vissole? What joke did Chips make about it?
(xii) Who was Gregson and what Joke did Chips play on him?
SECTION-II
15
(i) The Happiest Day of My Life (ii) A Visit to a Historical Place
(iii) Co-education (iv) Blessings of Hard Work
your own:- 10
(i) To call names (ii) To leave in the lurch (iii) Give vent to (iv) Lame
excuse
(v) To play truant(vi) To fall out (vii) To put up with (viii) Break out
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2016(A)
20
Q.No.1
3
(1) It is always to the detriment of their health.
(A) Gain (B) Loss (C) Benefit (D)
Good
(2) Only learning is not of much value unless he possesses the physical vigour to
bring it.
(A) Show (B) Strength (C) Habit (D) Ordinary
(3) He has never learned what real application is.
(A) Hard work (B) Real work (C) Work (D)
Study
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-11
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(4) Fleming protested that such gratitude was not due to him.
(A) Insult (B) Respect (C) Greatness (D) Thanks
(5) I gazed for whole two hours at this sad spectacle.
(A) Question (B) Picture (C) Paper (D) Sight
(6) He never shook off the physical effects.
(A) Avoided (B) Stole (C) Got rid of (D) Generated
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(A) Sad (B) Regular (C) Strict (D)
Happy
(8) His dream was to get a headship eventually.
(A) Finally (B) Slowly (C) Gradually (D) certainly
(9) Talking to Linford had exhausted Chips.
(A) Tired (B) Amused (C) Changed (D) Delighted
(10) But he re-saw the glorious hump of the Gable.
(A) Dismal (B) Grand (C) Dark (D) Shining
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(11) He refused to give me the money that I had asked ___.(A) in (B)out (C) for
(D) up
(12) She always aspires_____ the higher education. (A) with (B) for (C) by
(D) to
(13) I prefer milk___ tea. (A) to (B) on (C) than (D)
over
(14) Sewage is carried ___ pipelines. (A) from (B) through(C) to
(D) in
(15) My friend acceded _____ my request. (A) with (B) on (C) to
(D) upon
Choose the correct sentence and flit up the bubbles.
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(16) He behaves cowardly.
(A) He behaves coward. (B) He cowardly behaves.
(C) He behaves in a cowardly manner. (D) He behaves in a cowardice
manner.
(17) Thy travelers were layered by dust.
(A) The travelers were covered in dust. (B) The travelers were covered with
dust.
(C) The travelers were covered from dust.(D) The travelers are cover with dust.
(18) I met a miser man.
(A) I met the miser man. (B) I met miser.
(C) I met a miser. (D) I meet a miser man.
(19) He would rather die than to beg?
(A) He would rather die than beg. (B) He would rather to die than to beg.
(C) He would rather dies than to beg. (D) He would rather died than beg.
(20) There are no place in this compartment.
(A) There are no places in this compartment.(B) There are no room in this
compartment.
(C) There is no room in this compartment. (D) There were no place in this
compartment.
2016 (A)
Hours
GROUP-II SUBJECTIVE MAXIMUM MARKS:
80
SECTI0N-I
12
(i) What are basic conditions for life to exist? /(The Dying Sun)
(ii) Write any three causes of students failure in the college. (Why Boys Fail
in College?)
(iii) Why David Daiches feel threatened on Sunday night? (End of Term)
(iv) Why did the writer go to the British Museum? (The Man who was a
Hospital)
(v) What did the writer finally decide to do with his unwanted books?
(On Destroying Books)
(vi) What did the clerk ask in surprise on receiving the cheque from Leacock?
(My Financial Career)
(vii) How has China controlled the unchecked growth of its cities?(Chinas
way to Progress)
(viii) What is the main reason of population increase according to Anna
Makenzie? (Hunger and Population Explosion)
(ix) Give some significant features of Caliph Abd-al-Rahmans personality.
(The Jewel of the World)
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(i) Why were some students called dunces at Harrow?
(ii) What were the subjects taught to the intelligent boys at Harrow?
(iii) Why did Christopher and his companions kill a camel?
(iv) What was Flemings contribution at St. Marys Hospital?
(v) What were the early attempts of the medical officers in treating wounds?
(vi) Why did the Professor of Chemistry at Besancon discourage Pasteur?
(vii) What were the terms offered to Turkey by the Allies?
(viii) Why is Mustafa Kamal called the Saviour of Turkey?
own. (Novel - Good-bye, Mr. Chips)
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(i) Which school did Mr. Chips join first and why did he leave it a year later?
(ii) What was the status of Brookfield Public School?
(iii) What was the inadequacy of Chips qualifications?
(iv) Who was Mrs. Wickett?
(v) What did Mr. Chips think about the modem women?
(vii) Compare and contrast the political views of both Mr. Chips and Katherine
Bridges.
(viii) What was the condition of the gown of Mr. Chips and what did people
talk about it?
(ix) Why did Ralston dislike Mr. Chips?
(x) Why was Ralston thoroughly unpopular at Brookfield?
(xi) What were the activities of Mr. Chips after retirement?
(xii) What did Chips feel when Chatteris read out the names of the old boys
killed in the war?
(xiii) Describe the character of Cartwright. Why did Chips call him the new
head?
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(i) My Aim in Life(ii) A Road Accident(iii) Importance of Games(iv) Information
Technology
6. Use any FIVE of the following idioms/phrasal verb in sentences of your
own: - 10
(i) A red letter day (ii) By hook or by crook (iii) Dark horse
(iv) In a nutshell
(v) A black sheep (vi) Give up (vii) Get rid of (viii)
Give in
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2016 (S)
Minutes
paper and leave others blank. No credit will be awarded In case BUBBLES are not filled.
Q.No.1
3
(1) The universe is entirely frightening.
(A) Probably (B) Fully (C) Minutely (D) Partially
(2) Some holidays were reduced to a mere ten days.
(A) Lonely (B) Hardly (C) Only (D) Completely
(3) I asked in a hollow vibrating voice.
(A) Loud (B) Shaky (C) Low (D) Wide
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-U
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(4) I gazed for two whole hours.
(A) Wondered (B) Wandered (C) Stared (D) Put
(5) He knew he was going to collapse.
(A) Faint (B) Hit (C) Die (D) Injured
(6) He received share in the legacy.
(A) Award (B) Gift (C) Wages (D) Dividend
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from the Novel,
"Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
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(7) Chips wrote his letters in thin, spidery but legible script.
(A) Essay (B) Writing (C) Story (D) Letter
(A) Weak (B) Soft (C) Coward (D) Strict
(9) At last he shrank instinctively.
(A) Smiled (B) Moved (C) Drew back (D) Fell
(10) Maynard was a clever and impudent boy.
(A) Bold (B) Shy (C) Regular (D) Obedient
(11) He failed _____ English. (A) at (B)on (C)in (D)of
(12) He was included ______ the list. (A) on (B) at (C) in (D) for
(13) Beware ______ pickpockets. (A) at (B)of (C)in (D)on
(14) He is accused _____ theft. (A) at (B)on (C)of (D) in
(15) He was deprived his wealth. (A) at (B)of (C) in (D)on
(16) I gave examination yesterday.
(A) I gaves examination yesterday. (B) I took examination yesterday.
(C) I put examination yesterday. (D) I promoted examination
yesterday.
(17) He gave me many advices?
(A) He gave me much advices. (B) He gave me many pieces of
advice.
(C) He gave me more advices. (D) He delivered me many advices.
(18) He is very kind for me.

(A) He is very kind on me. (B) He is very kind to me.
(C) He is very kind at me. (D) He is too kind at me.
(19) Where he lives?
(A) Where did he live? (B) Where do he live?
(C) Where does he live? (D) Where is he live?
(20) He come to me yesterday.
(A) He comes to me yesterday. (B) He came to me yesterday
(C) He has come to me yesterday. (D) He had come to me yesterday.
2016 (S)
2.30 Hours
SgCTtQIH
own.(Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I).
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(i) Why is there no life on the stars? (The Dying Sun)
(ii) What were the things our ancestors afraid of? (Using the Scientific
Method)
(iii) Who is the most pitiable object among the failing students according to
H.E. Hawkes? (Why Boys Fail in College)
(iv) What were the things David Daiehes long for as a student but could not
have?
(v) How did J.C. Squire decidc to get rid of his useless books?
(vi) What was the doctors prescription to the writer?
(vii) Why did Leacock get rattled when he entered a bank?
(viii) Why did the world change its attitude towards China?
(ix) Who was Abdul Rahman I?
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(i) How did Churchill do his Latin paper?
(ii) What were the intelligent boys taught at Harrow?
(iii) What did the driver of the truck tell Christopher about three Englishmen
who had attempted to cross the desert?
(v) What was the most difficult and dangerous stage of the journey faced by
hristopher?
(vi) Why was Pasteur called a patriot more than a scientist?
(vii) What was the attitude of Turkish Government towards the Allies after the
first world war?
(viii) How did Mustafa Kamal simplify Turkish language?
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(i) When did Mr. Chips join the Brookfield School?
(ii) What type of school was the Brookfield School?
(iii) When and where did Mr. Chips come across Miss Katherine Bridges?
(iv) What were socio-political ideas of Katherine Bridges?
(v) Why couldnt Mr. Chips pen down his memories?
(vi) What did happen on April 1st, 1898 in Chips life?
(vii) Why was Mr. Chips called old at fifty?
(viii) What were the positives and negatives of Mr. Ralstons personality?
(ix) Why did Chatteris request Mr. Chips to rejoin Brookfield School?
(x) What services did the Brookfield boys render during the General strike of
1926?
(xi) Who was the last student came to see Mr. Chips the night just before his
death?
(xii) When and where did Mr. Chips die?
SECTIQN-II
5. Write an essay (300-400 words) on any ONE of the following topics:-
I5
(i) Festivals (ii) Elections in Pakistan (iii) Advantages of Computer
(iv) The Place of Women in Our Society

6. Use any FIVE of the following Idioms/phrases verbs in sentences of
your own: - 10
(i) Bum midnight oil (ii) Go a long way (iii) Leave in the lurch (iv) Nip
in the bud (iv) Take a fancy to (vi) At stake (vii) Turn out (viii) Lay
down
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2016 (S)
20
Q.No.1
3
(1) My face was ghastly pale.
(A) Totally (B) Fully (C) Dreadfully (D) Scarcely
(2) For the most part each star makes its voyage incomplete loneliness.
(A) Shade (B) Journey (C) Appearance (D) Progress
(3) Some times there were unexpected respites.
(A) Business (B) Courses (C) Actions (D) Breaks
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(4) It would be no exaggeration to say.
(A) Difficulty (B) Overstatement (C) Under statement (D) Unlikely
(5) About half of the gigantic Sahara desert.
(A) Small (B) Sweet (C) Huge (D) Hot
(6) Before the commission Pasteur and his adversaries were to repeat the
experiment.
(A) Friends (B) Opponents (C) Neighbour (D)
Comrades
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(7) He did not afterwards concealed the fact.
(A) Exposed (B) Hide (C) Hinder (D) Reacted
(8) For his marriage was a triumphant success.
(A) Unique (B) Poor (C) Small (D) Tremendous
(9) So clearly it lingered that time of dizzy happiness.
(A) Persisted (B) Vanished (C) Stopped (D) Passed
(10) Chips changed his commodious apartments
(A) Strange (B) Small (C) Expansive D) Bachelorly
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(11) he was charged _____ theft. (A) on (B) with (C)to (D) for
(12) We are ignorant ______ these rules. (A) on (B) over (C) of (D) for
(13) Always beware ______ selfish friends. (A) for (B) with (C) on
(D) of
(14) I am fond _______ sweet. (A) with(B) of (C) on (D) for
(15) I cant part my dear friends. (A) with(B) for (C) from(D) to
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(16) He went to Lahore tomorrow.
(A) He will go to Lahore tomorrow. (B) He goes to Lahore by tomorrow.
(C) He had gone to Lahore tomorrow. (D) He had gone to Lahore tomorrow.
(17) He said I am leaving for Lahore.
(A) He said that he was leaving for Lahore.(B) He said that I would leave for
Lahore.
(C) He said I am leaving to Lahore. (D) He said he were leaving for Lahore.
(18) The cattle is grazing in the field .
(A) Cattle is grazing in the field. (B) The Cattle are grazing in the
field.
(C) The cattles are grazing in the field. (D) A cattle is grazing in the field.
(19) Either he or I are going.
(A) Either I or he are going. (B) Either he or I am going.
(C) Both he and I am going. (D) All he or I am going.
(20) One should do his duty.
(A) One should do ones duty. (B) One should do one duty.
(C) One should do our duty. (D) One must do one duty.
2016 (S)
Hours
SECTION-I
own. (Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part-1).
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(i) What happened when a wandering star came nearer and nearer the sun?
(ii) How have we been benefited greatly from the use of scientific method?
(iii) Why are not the people of this age superstitious?
(iv) How can the college help the boy in overcoming his financial problem?
(v) What idea made J.C. Squire frightened when he thought of the splash?
(vi) What was the effect of the doctors advice on Jerome K. Jerome?
(vii) How do famines occur?
(viii) Discuss briefly the Chinese agriculture system.
(ix) What did the Abbasid caliph say on receiving the head of his Governor?
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(i) How did Mr. Somervell teach English?
(ii) Why did Professor Claude Balanguemon stay at Tamanrasset?
(iii) How did children look in Ghardaia?
(iv) In what respect is Penicillin better than the chemical antiseptics?,
(v) How did Penicillin benefit mankind?
(vi) Give some instances of Pasteurs patriotism?
(vii) Who was selected to crush the revolt against the Allies in Anatolia?
(Viii) Why did Mehmet try to regain Anatolia for himself?
4. Write short answers (3-5 lines) of any Eight questions in words of your
own. (Novel - Good-bye, Mr. Chips)
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(i) What was Mr. Wetherbys advice to Mr. Chips on the day of his
preliminary interview?
(ii) What type of school was Brookfield school?
(iii) Where had Mr. Chips gone in the spring of 1896?
(iv) Why were the Brookfield staff and the people around, unwilling to invite
boys from the mission school?
(v) Why couldnt Mr. Chips write his memories in a book form?
(vi) What positive changes Katherines magical personality brought about in
Chips approach and outlook?
(vii) What was Ralstons urbane ultimatum to Mr. Chips in 1908?
(viii) What type of books Mr. Chips generally liked to read?
(ix) Why did Chatters force Mr. Chips to rejoin Brookfield?
(x) What did Mr. chips imagine Wurlitzer to be?
(xi) Why did Mr. Chips call the little science master as the stink merchant?
(xii) Who was the small boy came to visit Mr. Chips in November 1933?
SECTION-II
15
(i) The College Library (ii) The Life of a Postman (iii) Science and Society (iv)
Drug Addiction
your own: - 10
(i) To the backbone (ii) A bolt from the blue (iii) By hook or by crook (iv)
Fall flat
(v) Heart and soul (vi) Break away (vii) Get through (viii)
Part with
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2017 (A)
Minutes
Q.No.1
3
(1) The Chinese peasant does not flee to the cities.
(A) Listen (B) Qualify (C) Attribute (D) Escape
(2) Scientific method has helped us in the maintenance of health-
(A) Upholding (B) Spoiling (C) Distorting (D) Destroying
(3) Many people were reluctant to throw away their books.
(A) Wrathful (B) Happy (C) Willful (D) Unwilling
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-H
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(4) There came the peremptory command of the King that rebel should report.
(A) Imperative (B) Respected (C) Useful (D)
Revolter
5. There is little vegetation in the Sahara.
(A) Eatables (B) Provisions (C) Greenery (D) Obligation
6. Fleming provoked other scientists to seek new antibiotics.
(A) Search for (B) Need for (C) Reject (D)
Depreciate
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(7) Mr. Chips thrashed Captains father for exaggeration.
(A) Praised (B) Punished (C) Won (D) Rewarded
(8) With a glance at the clock, Chips told Linford that he could not stay any more.
(A) Light (B) Look (C) Colour (D) Frame
(9) Chips pension was adequate.
(A) Little (B) Enough (C) Less (D) Poor
(10) Just as marriage added something, so did bereavement.
(A) Separation (B) Burden (C) Fun (D) Grief
(11) Open your book _____ page 15 (A) on (B) to (C) at (D) upon
(12) I am getting late the college. (A) for (B) to (C) of (D) from
(13) Put it ____ your pocket. (A) in (B) into (C) of (D)
about
(14) He swore ____ God. (A) by (B) on (C) in (D) to
(15) The mother beat him _____ a stick (A) at (B) with (C) for (D) of
(16) He is a miser man.
(A) He is miser a man.
(C) He is a miser.
(17) Neither Rasheed nor you has paid
(A) Nor Rashid neither you have paid. (B) Rasheed and you neither
paid
(C) Rashid neither you has paid. (D) Neither Rasheed nor you
have paid
(18) The house caught the fire.
(A) The house caught fire. (B) The house caught for fire
(C) Caught the fire by house. (D) the caught the fire
(19) Abid wants to continue his study.
(A) Abid want to continue his study. (B) Abid wants to continue his study
(C) Abid wants to continue his studies. (D) Abid want to continue his
studies
(20) This is a most beautiful scene.
(A) This is the most beautiful scene. (B) This is an most beautiful
scene
(C) This is a most beautiful scene. (D) This is most beautiful scene
2017 (A)
ENGLISH (COMPULSORY) PAPER-U TIME ALLOWED: 2.30 Hours
Group-I SUBJECTIVE Maximum
MARKS. 80
SECTION-I
own.(Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I).
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(i) How did Planets come into being?
(ii) Quote nervous habits of the students from the lesson Why Boys Fail in
College.
(iii) What do superstitious people believe in?
(iv) What were the things Daiehes longed for but could not have?
(v) Describe briefly the moral lesson of the essay The Man Who Was a
Hospital.
(vi) Write at least two blunders committed by Stephen Leacock in the bank?
(v) What Social Security benefits does a Chinese female worker receive?
(vi) Give an account of Abd-al-Rehmans dramatic escape.
(ix) What are the causes of Famines?
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(i) What is the essay First Year at Harrow, about?
(ii) How did Christopher manage to get a seat in the Weapons carrier?
(iii) Describe Christophers experience in the encampment of the king.
(iv) In what respect is Penicillin better than the chemical antiseptics?
(v) What are antiseptics and what is antiseptic method?
(vi) Give at least two instances of Pasteurs patriotism.
(vii) What was the importance and popularity of silkworm industry in France?
(viii) Give a brief account of Mustafa Kamal as a great nation builder.
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(i) How did Chips measure time when he lived at Mrs. Wicketts House?
(ii) Describe Chips room at Mrs. Wicketts.
(iii) What was the effect of Chips marriage on his sense of humour?
(iv) Why was the spring of 1896 dear to Mr. Chips?
(v) What were Chips feelings on the death of his wife?
(vi) When and how did Chips become the Acting Head of Brookfield school
for the first time?
(vii) Describe Mr. Chips farewell speech.
(viii) Who was Chatteris?
(ix) Why did Chips become sad after Linfords departure?
(viii) Describe Chips visit to the Diamond Jubilee.
(ix) Why did Chips go to Wiesbaden?
(xii) What type of novel Good-Bye Mr. Chips is?
SECTION-II
15 (i) Technical Education (ii) A Cricket Match (iii) Uses of
Science (iv) Terrorism
your own: - 10
(i) All and Sundry (ii) Drawn match (iii) Flesh and blood (iv) Lame
excuse
(v) Out and out (vi) Take to heart (vii) Call off (viii)
Make up for
7. Translate the following passage into English: - -
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NOTE:- (Alternative question for Foreign/English Medium candidates only)

Write an essay on "Fashions".
2017 (A)
20
Q.No.1
3
(1) Abdul Rehman administered the people with sagacity.
(A) Wisdom (B) Boldness (C) Terror (D) Cruelty
(2) He should cultivate a poise.
(A) Balance (B) Luxury (C) Plant (D) Rose
(3) Govt, was in its malignant form.
(A) Bad (B) Better (C) Infections (D) Safe
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(4) Their conception was loyalty to armistice.
(A) King (B) Monarch (C) Truce (D) Accord
(5) After much reflection I put a bracket.
(A) Flux (B) Flask (C) Thought (D) Admiration
(6) Fleming was not happy in the limelight.
(A) Dim light (B) Delight (C) Publicity (D) Scarcity
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(7) Chips was a legend.
(A) Short story (B) Incident (C) Famous person (D)
Rigorous Person
(8) He was stirred by the general aroma of tea.
(A) Colour (B) Sweet smell (C) Ill smell (D)
Taste
(9) He changed his commodious apartment in school house.
(A) Small (B) Cold (C) Hot (D) Spacious
(10) He had something tangible that he could tackle.
(A) Feeble (B) Soluble (C) Solid (D) Stolid
Choose the right option of appropriate prepositions for blanks and fill up the
bubbles. 5
(11) The teacher is popular ____ the students. (A) among (B)with (C) to
(D) in
(12) The Holy Makkah is sacred _ the Muslims.(A) for (B)with (C)to
(D) from
(13) We cannot live ____ charity. (A) in (B)at (C)on (D) by
(14) He is alive ____ his weaknesses. (A) to (B)with (C)at
(D) of
(15) His opinion is different ____ mine. (A) to (B) from (C) of (D) up
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(16) I knew he wants my help.
(A) I knew that he wanted my help. (B) I knew he has wanted my help.
(C) I knew he had wanted my help. (D) I knew that he will want my help.
(17) He gave me few rupees.
(A) He gave me a little rupees. (B) He gave me little rupees,
(C) He gave me much rupees. (D) He gave me a few rupees.
(18) She insisted to go there.
(A) She insisted to going there. (B) She insisted going there.
(C) She insisted on going there. (D) She insisted form going
there.
(19) They enjoyed in the fair,
(A) They enjoyed from the fair. (B) They enjoyed to the fair.
(C) They enjoyed themselves in the fair. (D) They enjoyed themself in
the fair.
(20) Many a men were going to the fair.
(A) Many a man were going to the fair. (B) Many a man going to the
fair.
(C) Many a man was going to the fair. (D) Many a men is going to
the fair.
2017 (A)
Hours
GROUP.II SUBJECTIVE MAXIMUM MARKS: 80
SECTION-II
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(i) What was the result when a star came near to the Sun? (From The Dying
Sun)
(ii) What are the modem methods of food preservation? (From Using the
Scientific Method)
(iii) How can the teacher and the college doctor avert failure of students?
(iv) What was Daiches general view about School life?
(v) Describe the writers (J.C. Squire) feelings about the books after
destroying them.
(vi) Describe Jerome-K-Jeromes visit to the Chemist.
(vii) Describe Stephen Leacocks meeting with the manager of the bank.
(From My Financial Career)
(viii) How does China rely on its own resources?
(ix) Describe some great famines of the past. (From Hunger and Population
Explosion)
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(i) How did Mr. Somervell teach English?
(ii) What had Christophers mother to do with his desire to see the distant
places?
(iii) What part is played by white blood cells in a human body?
(iv) Why couldnt penicillin have been discovered in the research laboratories
ofAmerica?
(v) Why was Pasteur rejected from army?
(vi) Give a brief account of Pasteurs treatment of Hydrophobia?
(vii) Why did Mehmet order Mustafa Kamal to return to Constantinople?
(viii) What did the driver of the truck tell Christopher about three Englishmen
who had attempted to cross the desert?
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(i) Who was Wetherby and what kind of fellow was he?
(ii) How did Mr. Chips and Katherine start liking each other?
(iii) Who was Collingwood and why did Mr. Chips punish him?
(iv) What were Political ideas of Mr. Chips?
(v) Why did Mr. Chips not write a book about his life memories at Brookfield
School?
(vi) What role did the boys of Brookfield play during the Railway strike?
(vii) What did the Chairman of Board of Governors tell Mr. Chips about his
retirement?
(viii) Why did Ralston leave the Headship of Brookfield School in 1911?
(ix) What was Brookfield School O.T.C?
(x) Give two examples of Mr. Chips humour.
(xi) What were two things Mr. Chips had never done in life?
(xii) Briefly describe the death scene of Mr. Chips.
SECTION-II
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(i) Pleasures of College Life (ii) Science and Human Comforts
(iii) A Visit to a Book Fair (iv) Traffic Problems in a Big City
your own: - 10
(i) All and Sundry (ii) Carry the day (iii) Eat humble pie (iv) In so far as
(v) On the air (vi) Show the white feather(vii) Back out (viii) Pass away
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NOTE:- (Alternative question for Foreign/English Medium candidates only)

Write an essay on Health is wealth
2013 (A)(Bahawalpur Board)
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Q.No.1:
Choose the right option of the underlined words and fill up the bubbles
(Book-ll, Modern Prose and Heroes, Part-I).
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1. The lamps threw their gleams across the road.
(a) oil (b) rays (c) smell (d) stink
2. Her voice sounded like a summons to damnation.
(a) fair (b) paradise (c) hell (d) pleasure
3. Such nervous habits are not easy to uproot.
(a) plant (b) cultivate (c) eradicate (d) adopt
(Book-ll, Modern Prose and Heroes, Part-ll).
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4. They went to a well to replenish their water bags.
(a) empty (b) wash (c) refill (d) draw
5. Lister's aim was the prevention of disease.
(a) growth (b) stopping (c) pruning (d) flourishing
6. Fleming protested that such gratitude was not due to him.
(a) insult (b) wealth (c) greatness (d) thanks
(Novel Good bye Mr. Chips).
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7. Chips went for a cure to Wiesbaden.
(a) drama (b) rest (c) comfort (d) treatment
8. Chips became less rigid.
(a) sad (b) regular (c) strict (d) happy
9. Brookfield became illustrious sometimes.
(a) splendid (b) rude (c) degenerated (d) degraded
10. Mr. Ralston was a live-wire.
(a) dull (b) slow (c) energetic (d) clever
Choose the right option for the following blanks and fill up the bubbles.
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11. This is painful____ me. (a) to (b) for (c) from
(d) with
12. Do not interfere_____ my affairs. (a) with (b) in (c) over
(d) at
13. This man smells___ onion. (a) of (b) for (c) with (d) from
14. The Muslims fought_____ their independence.(a) against (b) to(c) until (d) for
15. A Muslim always prays____ ALLAH. (a) from(b) to (c) by (d) upon
Choose the correct sentence from each of the groups and fill up the bubbles.
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16. He gets a very less salary.
(a) He gets a less salary. (b) He gets a very small salary.
(c) He gets a very few salary. (d) He gets a lesser salary.
17. I took leave to my friends.
(a) I took leave of my friends. (b) I took leave from my friends.
(c) I took leave with my friends. (d) I took leave by my friends.
18. I sided in him.
(a) I sided with him. (b) I sided at him.
(c) I sided over him. (d) I sided from him.
19. She was forced to quickly reach the office.
(a) She was forced to reach the office quick. (b) She was quickly forced to reach
the office.
(b) She was forced to reach the office quickly.(d) She was forced to reach
quickly the office.
20. The old man died in Typhoid.
(a) The old man died with Typhoid. (b) The old man died from Typhoid.
(c) The old man died of Typhoid. (d) The old man died by Typhoid.
2013 (A)
Hours
GROUP.I SUBJECTIVE MAXIMUM MARKS: 80
SECTION-II
2. Write short answer to any Six (in 3-5 lines) questions from Book-II
(Modern Prose and Heroes, Part-1).
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(i) Which planet gave birth to life?
(ii) What kinds of superstitions still exist?
(iii) How can the failure of talented students be prevented?
(iv) What wish of writer was always realized?
(v) Why did the writer begin to tremble to see the policeman?
(vi) What did the writer hear while he was coming out of the bank?
(vii) How are the Chinese helping each other?
(viii) What does Mao say about women?
(ix) What did the writer discover about Typhoid?
(Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II).
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(i) Why did Christopher and his companions slaughter a camel?
(ii) What does the writer mean by inhospitable region?
(iii) How did Christopher spend his time in El Golea?
(iv) What were Aseptic and Antiseptic Methods?
(v) What do you know of the Oxford Team?
(vi) How did Pasteur discover the method of vaccine?
(vii) What were Mustafa Kamal's activities in Anatolia?
(viii) What were the terms offered to Turkey by the Allies?
4. Write short answer to any Eight (in 3-5 lines) questions from the Novel
Goodbye Mr. Chips.
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(i) What type of novel is "Good-Bye Mr. Chips"?
(ii) Describe the context of "A Decent Career Decently Closed".
(iii)What was the financial condition of Mr. Chips after retirement?
(iv) What kind of jokes Chips used to make?
(v) How did Katherine take part in school functions?
(vi) What were the views and ideas of Katherine Bridges?
(vii)Write a note on Mr. Chips as a teacher.
(viii)
What contribution did Brookfield make to England?
(ix) Describe the first encounter between Mr. Chips and Katherine Bridges?
(x) Why did Chips like Brookfield?
(xi) How did Chips entertain Linford?
(xii)What did Mr. Chips remember on the last day of his life?
(SECTION - II)
5. Write an essay (300 - 400 words) on any One of the following topics.
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(i) My Last Day at College (ii) My Aim in Life
(iii) My Hobby (iv) Why I Love Pakistan
Q.No.6: Use any five of the following idioms in sentences of your own.
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(i) All and sundry (ii) Tooth and nail (iii) To make both ends meet
(v) French leave (v) A dog in the manger (vi) Curry favour
(vii) Turn off (viii) Break into
Q.No.7: Translate the following passage into English.
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20
Q.No.1:
(Book-II, Modern Prose and Heroes, Part-I)
3
1. The ascetic militant Chinese has uprooted the problem.
(a) hermit (b) money oriented (c) prosperous (d) rich
2. There was a cold nip in the air.
(a) coldness (b) nappy (c) napkin (d) novel
3. Today we can eat variety of food.
(a) in large quantity (b) of fine quality (c) dirty (d)
many kinds
(Book-II, Modern Prose and Heroes, Part-II)
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4. This was a gigantic task.
(a) big (b) insignificant (c) invalid (d) ordinary
5. Experiments gave wav to the next.
(a) feed (b) compete (c) fight (d)
surrender
6. The merciful ushers collected the paper of the writer.
(a) instructors (b) teachers (c) artists (d) attendants
(Novel Good bye Mr. Chips)
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7. His meeting with Linford had exhausted Chips.
(a) overjoyed (b) grieved (c) delighted (d) tired
8. Chips watched the trial game.
(a) curse (b) punishment (c) final match (d)
selection contest
9. Dunster put a rat in the loft of organ.
(a) songs (b) tunes (c) gallery (d) handle
10. Brookfield was haven for Chips.
(a) a night mare (b) shelter (c) battlefield (d) terrible place
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11. He was offended____ my suggestion. (a) with (b) at (c) for
(d) above
12. A selfish man is slave___ his duties. (a) for (b) of (c) to (d) by
13. He is in want ___physical strength. (a) about (b) of (c) for (d) with
14. He turned pale___ terror. (a) for (b) with (c) of (d) about
15. He was absorbed____ studies. (a) at (b) with (c) on
(d) in
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16. Although he is old, but he is strong.
(a) Although he is old, that he is strong, (b)Although he is old, then he is
strong.
(c) Although he is old, he is strong. (d) Although he is old, but he is strong also.
17. Do not jeer the poor.
(a) Do not jeer after the poor. (b) Do not jeer with the poor.
(c) Do not jeer of the poor. (d) Do not jeer at the poor.
18. He gave me many advices.
(a) He gave me many pieces of advice. (b) He gave me much advices.
(c) He gave me many pieces of advices. (d) He gave me good advices.
19. He availed of the chance.
(a) He availed with the chance. (b) He will avail of the chance.
(c) He availed the chance. (d) He availed himself of the chance.
20. It is raining since morning.
(a) It was raining since morning. (b) I has been raining since morning.
(c) It rained since morning. (d) It will be raining since morning.
2013 (A)
Hours
SECTION-II
(Modern Prose and Heroes, Part-1)
12
(i) What was the result when the new star came nearer to the sun?
(ii) What were the sanitary conditions in cities a hundred years ago?
(iii) Who are Lazy Bluffers?
(iv) What was Daiches' attitude towards the week-end as a school boy?
(v) What were the fears of the writer while he was thinking about the
splash?
(vi) Why did the writer, go to the British Museum?
(vii) What was open at the side of the private room of the bank manager?
(viii) What is real hunger? Mention the three situations of real hunger.
(ix) How did the agents of Al-Hakam search for books?
3. Write short answer to any Six (in 3-5 lines) questions from Book-ll
(Modem Prose and Heroes Part-II)
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(i) In after years, how did the knowledge of English stand him in good
stead?
(ii) What sort of water did they get from the camel's stomach?
(iii) How did Christopher manage to get water at In Abbangarit?
(iv) What was the chief defect of Antiseptic Method?
(v) How did Pasteur solve the problem of spontaneous generation?
(vi) Why was Pasteur hesitant in finding the remedy of silk worm disease?
(vii) What was Mustafa Kamal's reply to the orders of Padisha?
(viii) What economic reforms did Mustafa Kamal introduce in Turkey?
(Goodbye Mr. Chips.)
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(i) How was it possible for Chips to live according to the time-table of
Brookfield after retirement?
(ii) What kind of people did Brookfield supply?
(iii) Describe briefly the first meeting between Mr. Chips and Katherine
Bridges.
(v) What difficulties did Chips face when he started writing down his
memories?
(vi) Why did the boys call Chips "old" after the death of his wife?
(vii) What sort of person was Ralston?
(viii) What were the activities of Chips after his retirement?
(ix) Why did Chips not want to be the official head of Brookfield?
(x) How did Chips keep up the spirits of the boys during shelling?
(xi) What sort of discussion did Chips have with "Linford"?
(xii) Describe the quarrel between Ralston and Chips.
(SECTION - II)
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(i) A Cricket Match (ii) Science in Service of Humanity
(iii) City Life (iv) A Picnic Party
6. Use any five of the following idioms in sentences of your own.
10
(i) Beat about the bush (ii) Die in harness (iii) Fly in the ointment (iv) Torn
up
(v) Pick the bucket (vi) Leave in the lurch( vii) A narrow escape (viii) Break
down
7. Translate the following passage into English.
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20
Q.No.1:
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1. Read Maos famous maxim Rely on your resources".
(a) saying (b) action (c) proceeding (d) progress
2. She would announce in deep funeral tones.
(a) gloomy (b) happy (c) real (d) musical
3. Seeing the hours of school stretching ahead, was a dismal experience.
(a) ordinary (b) great (c) sad (d) brilliant
(Book-II, Modern Prose and Heroes, Part-II).
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4. After much reflection. I put a bracket round it.
(a) thought (b) assumed (c) changed (d) delight
5. High explosive were used extensively.
(a) generally (b) slowly (c) quickly (d) silently
6. Pasteur found the treatment of Hydrophobia.
(a) Flue (b) Cough (c) Rabies (d) Typhoid
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7. Chips flamed up abruptly.
8. Chips was an altogether milder and less ferocious animal.
(a) working (b) healthy (c) sick (d) softer
9. The boys were implacable in mobs.
(a) selfish (b) unforgiving (c) selfless (d) unruly
10. Sleep again if you feel inclined".
(a) disturbed (b) tempted (c) noisy (d) troubled
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11. Death is preferable__ disgrace. (a) of (b) in (c) from
(d) to
12. He was astonished_ the sudden arrival of his friend. (a) at (b) in (c) toward
(d) for
13. I met him ___ the way. (a) in (b) at (c) on
(d) up
14. This is painful ____ me (a) to (b) for (c) from
(d) with
15. His house is adorned___ flowers. (a) by (b) of (c) with
(d) from
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16. The burglars set the building to fire.
(a) The burglars set the building with fire. (b) The burglars set the building on
fire.
(c) The burglars set the building above fire. (d) The burglars set the
building under fire.
17. He went out just now.
(a) He goes out just now. (b) He was gone out just now.
(c) He is gone out just now. (d) He has gone out just now.
18. He gets a very less salary.
(a) He gets less salary. (b) He gets a very small
salary.
(c) He gets a very few salary. (d) He gets a lesser salary.
19. His hairs are white.
(a) His hairs is white. (b) His hair is white.
(c) His hairs were white. (d) His hairs are white.
20. He, you and I told the news.
(a) You, he and I told the news. (b) He, I and you told the
news.
(c) I, he and you told the news. (d) You, I and he told the
news.
2014 (A)
Hours
SECTION-I
12
(i) Why can life exist only in a narrow belt in space?
(ii) In which fields has the scientific method helped us?
(iii) What are the Lazy Bluffers?
(iv) How many kinds of holidays were enjoyed by the writer?
(v) Describe Jerome - K. Jerome's visit to the medical man.
(vi) Why it is not easy to destroy books?
(vii) What blunder did Leacock commit while writing the cheque?
(viii) What was the attitude of the world towards China in past?
(ix) What is the main reason for population increase today?
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(i) Churchill was taught English at Harrow and not Latin and Greek. Was it a
gain or a loss?
(ii) How has Churchill criticized the examination system?
(iii) How did Prof. Balanguernon save Christopher's life towards the end of
Hitch-Hike?
(v) What did Pasteur and Lister find out?
(vi) What did Pasteur discover about Bacteria in milk?
(vii) What was the attitude of the Turkish Government towards the Allies after
World War I?
change in dresses?
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(i) What type of man Mr. Wetherby was and what advice did he give to Mr.
Chips?
(ii) Why could Chips not move to some first rank school?
(iii) Why do you think that teaching is an important profession?
(iv) What is the ultimate pitfall of teaching?
(v) How did bereavement and grief affect Mr. Chips?
(vi) What do you know about Ralston?
(vii) Why is it necessary to teach sense of proportion to students?
(viii) How was Chips leading his life after retirement?
(ix) What was Brookfields contribution to War efforts?
(x) How was Chips taking his classes even during the World War?
(xi) How did Chips amuse his listeners?
(x) What did Linford say to Mr. Chips while leaving and what did it remind
Mr. Chips?
(SECTION - II
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(i) My Hero in History (ii) Use of Computer
(iii) A Cricket Match (iv) Why I Love Pakistan
6 Use any five of the following idioms in sentences of your own.
10
(i) Above board (ii) Bag and baggage (iii) At in eleventh hour (iv) To
end in smoke (v) Under a cloud (vi) Face the music (vii)Make off (viii)
Take after
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1. Three strenuous school terms had indeed rolled away.
(a) laborious (b) glorious (c) victorious (d) continuous
2. It indicates the greatest paradox of our times.
(a) fiction (b) contradiction (c) grief (d) relief
3. We are more critical than our ancestors.
(a) children (b) followers (c) relatives (d) forefathers
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4. This unpretentious situation continued nearly a year.
(a) ordinary (b) unprovoked (c) unofficial (d)
unmoved
5. A general massacre of the Armenians is expected.
(a) killing (b) surrender (c) rule (d) victory
6. A mould spore dropped on the plate.
(a) Microbe (b) Virus (c) Fungus (d) Germ
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7. Chips began a faint and palpitating chuckle.
(a) noisy (b) uproarious (c) quivering (d) appealing
8. Chips was not very articulate.
(a) learned (b) active (c) sensible (d) well-spoken
9. About once in ten times he was adamant.
(a) strict (b) easy (c) shrewd (d)
foolish
10. Chips was not a profound scholar.
(a) deep (b) poor (c) alone
(d) submissive
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11. I am not blind ____ my weakness. (a) of (b) in (c) about (d) to
12. They robbed him____ his money. (a) over (b) of (c) out
(d) at
13 Aslam was charged____ theft. (a) of (b) by (c) off (d) with
14. Lahore is famous ______ its colleges. (a) of (b) for (c) over
(d) upon
15. Some people are hostile__ social reforms. (a) at (b) about(c) by
(d) to
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16 He is kind on me.
(a) He is kind at me. (b) He is kind to me.
(c) He is too kind to me. (d) He is kind over me.
17. Why you refuse to obey him?
(a) Why do you refuse to obey him? (b) Why did you refuse to obey him?
(c) Why you refused to obey him? (d) Why does you refuse to obey him?
18. Am I not taller than him?
(a) Am I not taller to him? (b) Am I not more taller than him?
(c) Am I not taller than he? (d) Am I not taller of him?
19. I, you and he will go to Lahore.
(a) He, you and I will go to Lahore. (b) You, I and he will go to Lahore.
(c) He, I and you will go to Lahore. (d) You, he and I will go to Lahore.
20 He refused my invitation.
(a) He denied my invitation. (b) He rejected my invitation.
(c) He declined my invitation. (d) He did refuse my invitation.
2014 (A)
Hours
SECTION-I
12
(i) Why is there no life on the stars?
(ii) How has the scientific method enabled us to get over the old fears?
(iii) Some boys have the ability but they fail, why?
(iv) How did Daiches spend his summer holidays?
(v) What sort of books were presented to troops by the British Public?
(vi) Describe Jerome - K. Jeromes visit to the chemist?
(vii) Why did the manager think the writer to be a detective?
(viii) How was China treated for twenty two years after its revolution?
(ix) Describe some great famines of the past.
(Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II)
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(i) How did Churchill do his Latin Paper?
(ii) What does Hitch-Hiking mean?
(iii) Where is Timbuktu?
(v) Write a note on Penicillin as a wonder drug.
(vi) What do we mean by Spontaneous Generation.
(vii) What was Mustafa Kamals reply?
(vii) Why did Mehmets plan fail?
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(i) Why 1870 was easy to remember for Chips?
(ii) What was Katherine's views about Chips profession?
(iii) Why did Chips hasten to the girl waving from a dangerous rock?
(iv) Who brought Chips home from Great Gable?
(v) Was Chips marriage successful or not?
(vi) What was the effect of Katherine's death on Mr. Chips?
(vii) What did Chips receive on 1st April?
(viii) How did Mr. Chips punish his first student at Brookfield?
(ix) What was the contribution of Brookfield towards the advancement of
England?
(x) Describe the farewell speech of Mr. Chips.
(xi) Narrate the activities of Mr. Chips after his retirement.
(xii) Where was Mrs. Wickett on the day of Chips' death?
SECTION - II
15
(i) My Favourite Personality (ii) Technical Education
(iii) A Cricket Match (iv) My Hobby
10
(i) Carry out (ii) Aim at (iii) A bone of contention (iv) Bag and baggage
(v) To cut to the quick (vi) Red letter (vii) Null and void (viii) Hue and
cry
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Q.No.1:
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1. A few lazy bluffers drift into college and usually drift out again.
(a) pass by (b) go aimlessly (c) move up (d) go down
2. The pedestrian was a tramp.
(a) lucky (b) walker (c) vagabond (d) unlucky
3. A tremendous population explosion is taking place.
(a) mild (b) monstrous (c) simple (d) plain
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4. I learnt English thoroughly.
(a) completely (b) rapidly (c) speedily (d) instantly
5. Pasteur was born in quite humble circumstances.
(a) attractive (b) bad (c) dirty (d) poorly
6. It was apparent that the Turks were growing bolder.
(a) ambiguous (b) indistinct (c) invisible (d) evident
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7. The actual work was not taxing.
(a) grieved (b) amusing (c) tiring (d) delighting
8. Behind a rampart of ancient elms lay Brookfield.
(a) hood (b) embankment (c) house (d) wall
9. Chips' marriage was a triumphant success.
(a) sad (b) gloomy (c) joyful (d) plucked
10. It is a mixture of slackness and obstinacy.
(a) happiness (b) pleasure (c) willfulness (d) awareness
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11. Do not look down___ the poor. (a) upon (b) on (c) over
(d) from
12. The princess was married___ the hero. (a) with (b) to (c) for
(d) from
13. He was very kind___ animals. (a) to (b) with (c) on
(d) for
14. I was late___ office today. (a) to (b) of (c) for (d) from
15. She was leaning____ the pillar. (a) to (b) against(c) with
(d) on
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16. I told her that he will help her.
(a) I told her that he will help you. (b) I told her that he should help her.
(c) I told her that he would help her. (d) I told her that he will be helping
her.
17. He works hard lest he may fail.
(a) He works hard lest he should fail. (b) He works hard lest he should not
fail.
(c) He works hard lest he might not fail. (d) He works hard lest he may not
fail.
18. The beauty needs no ornament.
(a) The beauty need no ornament. (b) Beauty needs no ornament.
(c) The beauty needs not ornament. (d) Beauty needs not any ornament.
19. The teacher along with his students have come.
(a)The teacher along with his students has come.(b)The teacher along with his
students come.
(c) The teacher his students along with have come. (d) Along with his students the
teacher have come.
20. She had written me the last night.
(a) She has written me the last night. (b) She wrote me the last night.
(c) She writes me the last night. (d) She had had written me the last
night.
2013 (A)
Hours
SECTION-I
12
(i) How did earth come into existence? (The Dying Sun)
(ii) What change has the scientific method brought in us?
(iii) Why is education more important than games in colleges?
(iv) How did the writer feel in the last period on Friday? (End of Term)
(v) Why do people want to get rid of useless books?
(vi) What was the prescription given to Jerome by the doctor?
(vii) Why did the manager come to think that Leacock had an awful secret to
reveal?
(viii) How does China rely on its own resources?
(ix) What are the causes of population explosion in under developed
countries?
3 Write short answer to any Six (in 3-5 lines) questions from Book-II
(Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II)
12
(i) How did Churchill perform in his entrance examination at Harrow?
(ii) What had Christopher's foster-mother to do with his desire to see distant
places?
(iii) Why was the use of carbolic acid abandoned?
(iv) How did Fleming start his work in fighting infected wounds?
(v) What is Hydrophobia or Rabies?
(vi) How did Fleming discover Lysozyme?
(vii) Describe Mustafa Kamal's activities in Anatolia.
(viii) Describe the economic reforms of Mustafa Kamal.
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(i) What would Chips' doctor say about Chips?
(ii) Was Chips an ambitious teacher?
(iii) Was Katherine pleased with Chips being a teacher?
(iv) How did Katherine impress the Brookfield?
(v) What did Chips remember about Mr. Dunster?
(vi) What did Chips receive on the 1 April 1898?
(vii) When did Chips receive his farewell party?
(viii) Did Mr. Chips like Mr. Ralston?
(ix) What is rissole? What joke did Chips make about it?
(x) How did Chips take his class during the shelling?
(xi) When did Chips make his will?
(xii) Who said Goodbye Mr. Chips" before his death?
SECTION - II
15
(i) Science and Human Comforts (ii) Pleasures of College Life
(iii) Students and Politics (iv) Press and Public Opinion
10
(i) Give oneself airs (ii) Kith and kin (iii) Off and on (iv) Run
short
(v) Split hairs (vi) To be under a cloud (vii) Come by (viii) Turn to
7. Translate the following passage Into English.
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Q.No.1:
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1. Gradually the pieces became cooler.
(a) soon (b) generally (c) slowly (d) slightly
2. I could look forward to a period of permanent felicity.
(a) sue (b) sadness (c) intense happiness (d) illness
3. Al-Hakam set aside the endowment for the salaries of teachers.
(a) debt (b) gift (c) debit (d) loan
(Book-ll, Modern Prose and Heroes, Part-II)
3
4. With a scream of pain, he hopped back into the truck.
(a) jumped (b) fell (c) washed (d) helped
5. Pasteur revealed the true nature of the problem.
(a) learnt (b) disclosed (c) covered (d) pointed
6. There was only one policy to be pursued.
(a) rejected (b) followed (c) noted (d) preferred
4
7. Let us resume our work.
(a) restart (b) recover (c) replay (d) rely
8. Wetherby was very fatherly.
(a) ugly (b) strongly (c) loving (d) strict
9. Mr. Chips was conscientious.
(a) angered (b) hardworking (c) raged (d) supported
10 Ralston was ruthless.
(a) helpless (b) sightless (c) friendless (d) merciless
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11. All are answerable___ God. (a) before (b) for (c) to (d) after
12. The judge has acquitted him_the charges.(a) on (b) of (c) with
(d) off
13. He congratulated me___ my success. (a) on (b) to (c) up (d) with
14. He left for Islamabad ____train. (a) on (b) by (c) in (d)
along
15. My brother is good____ Mathematics. (a) at (b) in (c) for (d) by
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16. Trust on God.
(a) Trust at God. (b) Trust by God.
(c) Trust in God. (d) Trust over God.
17. Ravi flows near Lahore.
(a) The river Ravi flow near Lahore. (b) Ravi flows by Lahore.
(c) The Ravi'flows near Lahore. (d) Ravi flows near the Lahore.
18. He it senior than you.
(a) He is senior from you. (b) He is senior to you.
(c) He is senior by you. (d) He is senior of you.
19. Politics are not easy.
(a) Politics is not an easy. (b) Politics are not the easy.
(c) Politics is not easy. (d) The politics are not easy.
20. Ten miles are a long distance.
(a) Ten miles is a long distance. (b) Ten miles is long distance
(c) Ten miles is the long distance. (d) Ten mile is a long distance.
2013 (A)
Hours
SECTION-I
12
(i) Which are the characteristics of human beings?
(ii) What part did astrology play in the lives of men and women in the past?
(iii) How does a mistaken ambition on the part of boys and their parents lead
to the failure of the boys?
(iv) What was Daiches attitude towards the weekend as a school boy?
(v) What sort of books were presented by the British public to soldiers?
(vi) Why did Jermse K. Jerome go to the British Museum?
(vii) After his misadventure in the bank where did Leacock keep his money?
(viii) What news are Chinese students most interested in?
(ix) What did Al-Hakam do to promote learning and scholarship in his
kingdom?
12
(i) In which subjects did Churchill want to be examined?
(ii) How did Christopher endure sand storm?
(iii) Why was Professor Claude Balanguernon staying at Tamanrasset?
(iv) Why and when was Fleming knighted?
(v) According to Fleming, what was the greatest benefit of penicillin?
(vi) What was Pasteur's research on Anthrax?
(vii) How did Mustafa Kamal change old titles?
(vii) What did Mustafa Kamal say about women's rights?
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(i) Who was Colley?
(ii) Did Brookfield enjoy a good repute?
(iii) How did Chips welcome the new-comers?
(iv) How did Mr. Chips meet Katherine for the first time?
(v) Was Chips marriage successful or not?
(vi) Mention some eccentricities of Chips that he acquired in his old age.
(vii) What kind of political views did Katherine have?
(viii) Katherine made Chips a new man. Is it true?
(ix) What kind of person was Mr. Ralston?
(x) What was Chips will?
(xi) Narrate the activities of Mr. Chips after his retirement.
(xii) Describe the death scene of Mr. Chips.
(SECTION - II)
15
(i) My Hobby (ii) A Visit to a Historical Place
(iii) An Ideal Student (iv) Horrors of Science
10
(i) Bring out (ii) Back out (iii) Add insult to injury (iv) By
and large
(v) Call a spade a spade (vi) Eat humble pie (vii) Egg on (viii)
Fall flat
7. Translate the following passage Into English.
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Q.No.1:
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1. And inevitably it is an important reason for their apparent failure.
(a) indefinitely (b) surely (c) obviously (d) scarcely
2. I could look forward to a period of permanent felicity.
(a) peace (b) delight (c) excitement (d) ease
3. So I shambled in and looked timidly round at the clerks.
(a) walk steadily (b) walk awkwardly (c) strode (d) hastened
3
4. The heat was incredible.
(a) plausible (b) unbelievable (c) unlikely (d) severe
5. It breeds on damp bread cheese and preserves.
(a) dry (b) stale (c) moist (d) rotten
6. Kiyazim Karabekar began to obstruct the Allied control officers.
(a) accompany (b) support (c) handle (d) block
4
7. Merivale was there, stooping over him and smiling.
(a) covering (b) bending (c) inclining (d) examining
8. The house itself was ugly and pretentious.
(a) beautiful (b) showy (c) ordinary (d) cheap
9. For his marriage was a triumphant success.
(a) victorious (b) dismal (c) grand (d) brilliant
10. Ralston was efficient, ruthless, ambitious, but not very likeable.
(a) alprt (b) cunning (c) shameless (d) merciless
5
11. The rain prevented me__ reaching the college.(a) from (b) on
(c) with (d) into
12. He always excelled___ his work. (a) about (b) within (c) in
(d) from
13. He is true___ his words. (a) from (b) for
(c) to (d) with
14. He was furious___ my mistake. (a) about (b) at (c) on
(d) with
15. I enquired___ his health. (a) for (b) after
(c) into(d) from
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16. I am too sorry to hear it.
(a) I am too sorry to hear that. (b) I am much sorry to hear it.
(c) I am very sorry to hear it. (d) I am too much sorry to hear it.
17. No one can sing better than her.
(a) No one can sing better than herself. (b) No one can sing better that she.
(c) No one can sing better than she sings. (d) No one can sing better than her
singing.
18. It is I who is to blame.
(a) It is me who is blame. (b) It is I who am to blame.
(c) It is I who is to be blamed. (d) It is me who should be blamed.
19. Each of the passengers show their ticket.
(a) Each of the passenger shows his ticket.(b) Each of the passengers shows his
ticket.
(c) All of the passengers shows their ticket.(d) Each of the passenger show their
ticket.
20. You would better work hard.
(a) You had better worked hard. (b) You had better work hard,
(c) You had better to work hard. (d) You better had worked hard.
2014 (A)
Hours
SECTION-I
12
(i) What are the conditions needed for life?
(ii) Why was water used sparingly in past?
(iii) Why do bright students fail in colleges?
(iv) What were Daiches feelings about summer vacation?
(v) What should the people do with useless books?
(vi) How did Jerome prove himself to be a man who was a hospital?
(vii) Why did Leacock want to see the bank manager?
(viii) What is the objective of Chinese woman?
(ix) How did Ummayad caliphate begin in Spain?
(Modern prose and Heroes Part-II)
12
(i) Why did Churchill not do well in examinations?
(ii) What sort of man was the Headmaster at Harrow?
(iii) What do you know of Professor Claude Balanguernon?
(iv) In what respect is penicillin better than the chemical antiseptics?
(v) How did a man in Italy express his thanks for Fleming?
(vi) How did Pasteur discover the treatment for the cattle disease, Anthrax?
(vii) How did Pasteur discover the method of making vaccine?
(viii) Why did Mehmets plan fail?
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(i) What was name of Chips' doctor and how often did he visit Chips?
(ii) What was Chips status in staff at fifty?
(iii) What was the condition of Mrs. Wicketts house?
(iv) What duty was given to Mr. Chips in 1896?
(v) Did Katherine like Mr. Chips profession?
(vi) Was Mr. Chips marriage successful or not?
(vii) How and when did Katherine die?
(viii) When did Ralston visit London and why?
(ix) What is a German measles?
(x) Describe the horror of air raid at Brookfield.
(xi) What did Chips say about Wurlitzer?
(xii) How did Chips entertain Linford?
SECTION - II
15
(i) Advantages and Disadvantages of Mobile Phones (ii)My Ambition
(iii) Democracy (iv) Dignity of work
10
(i) To nip in the bud (ii) Above board (iii) Bring to book (iv) Keep at
arms length
(v) Find fault with (vi) Carry out (vii) Give in (viii) Come round
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Q.No.1:
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1. The abundant homework was a cause of tension.
(a) plentiful (b) trite (c) ordinary (d) significant
2. He crossed the threshold of the bank.
(a) doorstep (b) limits (c) front (d) window
3. The stars are immense ball of fire.
(a) usual (b) .huge (c) similar (d) various
3
4. Microbes began to disappear.
(a) cells (b) organism (c) germs (d) organ
5. The nations rights have been violated.
(a) used (b) misused (c) exposed (d) appear
6. They were considered such dunces that they could learn only English.
(a) dull (b) stupid (c) poor (d) intelligent
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7. His eyes gained sparkle.
(a) injury (b) blight (c) modesty (d) shine
8. Ralston called Mr. Chips slack.
(a) lazy (b) bad (c) active (d) strong
9. Some of the boys were nervous.
(a) calm (b) happy (c) anxious (d) weak
10. He was a conventional person.
(a) modern (b) tall (c) healthful (d) conservative
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11. He lives____ Lahore. (a) in (b) at (c) over (d) of
12. They built a bridge__ the river. (a) to (b) from (c) over (d) of
13. When you came I was going__ college. (a) in (b) of (c) to (d) at
14. Do not abstain___ voting. (a) of (b) to (c) in (d) from
15. I shall meet you___ the airport. (a) in (b) at (c) on (d) to
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16. He absented from the duty.
(a) He absented himself from the duty. (b) He. absented his from the duty.
(c) He absent from the duty. (d) He absents from the duty.
17. The committee have approved the proposal.
(a) The committee are approved the proposal. (b)The committee were approved
the proposal.
(c) The committee have approved the proposal.(d) The committee has approved
the proposal.
18. He did not came here a month ago.
(a) He has not came here a month ago. (b) He did not come here a month
ago.
(c) He did not came here a month ago. (d) He was not come here a month
ago.
19. At last the police made him to speak the truth.
(a) At last the police made him speak the truth. (b)At last the police was made him to
speak the truth.
(c)At last the police were made him to speak the truth. (d)At last the police made him to
speaking the truth.
20. I am suffering from fever since Monday.
(a) I am suffering from fever from Monday. (b) I am suffering from fever at
Monday.
(c) I have been suffering from fever since Monday.(d) I am suffering from fever
for Monday.
2014 (A)
Hours
SECTION-I
12
(i) How is it that a star seldom finds another star near it?
(ii) How has the scientific method helped us in our fight against disease?
(iii) In which two classes does the writer divide the unsuccessful boys?
(iv) What was Daiches attitude towards the weekend as a school boy?
(v) Why should bad books be destroyed?
(vi) How did Jerome come to suspect that his liver was out of order?
(vii) Why did the writer get confused in the bank?'
(viii) Why has the world changed its attitude towards China?
(ix) What does hunger mean on a large scale as viewed by the author?
(Modern prose and Heroes Part-II)
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(i) Why were the examinations a trial to Churchill?
(ii) What is the size of the Sahara?
(iii) How was Christopher saved at In Abbangarit?
(iv) What type of antiseptic was Fleming searching?
(v) How did Fleming discover Lysozyme?
(vi) How did Pasteur show the way to other scientists?
(vii) Why did the Turks consider the invading Allies as their saviours and
deliverers?
(viii) What reforms did Mustafa Kamal bring in Turkish language?
16
(i) Describe the context of A decent career, decently closed".
(ii) What type of a novel is "Good-bye Mr. Chips?
(iii) What was the status of Brookfield School?
(iv) Why was Chips liked by Katherine in spite of his old age?
(v) How did Mr. Chips entertain his guests at Mrs. Wicketts?
(vi) What caused Mr. Chips to rush to a dangerous ledge at Great Gable?
(vii) How did Katherine improve Chips' sense of humour and his views?
(viii) What was the result of row between Ralston and Mr. Chips?
(ix) Estimate Mr. Chips' love for the Brookfield School.
(x) How did Mr. Chips receive his farewell in 1913?
(xi) How did Mr. Chips treat his old pupils?
(xii) What was the reaction of Mr. Chips against the air raid during his class in
war?
SECTION - II
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(i) A visit to Historical Place (ii) Life in a College Hostel
(iii) A visit to a Village fair (iv) Price Hike
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(i) Double faced (ii) End in smoke (iii) In keeping with (iv) Lions share
(v) Null and void (vi) Pocket an insult (vii) Put out (viii) Take for
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