KBL Academy of English Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: Bahawalpur Year: 2009 Group: I Subject: English...

KBL Academy of English

Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: Bahawalpur Year: 2009 Group: I Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE

Q#1. (a) Each question has four possible answers. Choose the correct answer and encircle it. 10

i She smashed it on the sink edge, pounding it harder and harder.

a Cutting b Thinking c Hitting d Clearing

ii Look at this fertile land we have in the valley.

a Barren b Productive c Groontile d Waste

iii The grave of Hubert withstood the havocs of the flood.

a Destructions b Waves c Waters d Frustration

iv The stolld creature merely moved a step or two.

a Strong b Weak c Impassive d Impulsively

v The girl was sobbing.

a Rubbing b Sniffing c Sighting d Crying

vi The piercing light of the flash light is the only light in the room.

a Screaming b Dazzling c Dim d Slim

vii And now, good night, dear, wicked children.

a Small b Naughty c Good d Little

viii She has a long blonde hair.

a Curly b Golden c Grey d Beautiful

ix We have no time to stand and stare.

a Stain b Care c Gaze d Maiz

x The train snorts noisily.

a Moves b Whistles c Passes d Starts

(b) Tick () mark the correct answer. 05

i Which one of the city was attacked?

a Swat b New York c Peshawar d Nagasaki

ii What the last words Hubert uttered before his death?

a A piece of string! A piece of string

b By my word of honour I did not lie

c It is, nevertheless, truth of the good God

d I picked up a pocket-book

iii What did a quack claim to cure?

a Fever b Goiter c headache d Camel

iv Whom does Kreton call “Poor fragile butterflies”:

a The earth people b People of mars c The children d The American soldiers

v The sea washes up so many pretty things except;

a Gold b Money c Minerals d Sea shells

(c) Tick () mark the correct form of verb in the following sentences: 05

i I met an old woman who ___________ from fever.

a Has suffered b Suffered c Will be suffering d Suffers

ii The patient ____________ before the doctor came.

a Died b Will die c Had died d Have died

iii The snow _____________ in the sun.

a Do not melt b Melts c Melt d Does not melt

iv If he ____________ hard, he will pass.

a Worked b Will work c Works d Work

v They ________________ their friend yesterday.

a Have buried b Would bury c Bury d Buried

LIAQAT



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I

Q#2. (a) Answer (in 3-4 lines / sentences) the following any six questions from book-I (short stories). 12

i. Why did Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. What was the punishment inflicted upon the

quack by the villagers? iii. Where did the old man take his son? iv. What did they want to grow on mars? v. What was the reaction of the woman when

the boy tried to snatch her purse? vi. What made Hubert shameful?

vii. What was the subject discussed at club? viii. What were two main sources of Maulvi

Abdul’s inspiration? ix. What was the cause of Negroes’

discontentment?

Q#3. Answer (in 3-4 lines / sentences) the following any Five questions from book-III (One Act Plays). 10

i. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit? ii. Why couldn’t the girl describe the killer?

iii. Why did Clark Larrabee and his wife quarrel? iv. Why didn’t the girl accompany the second

man? v. Why did Harry wear various hats?

vi. What does Clay want to put in the local newspaper?

vii. Why is Harry sitting in the barber’s chair? viii. Why was the girl frightened to tell the details

of the incident?

Q#4. Answer (in 3-4 lines / sentences) the following any Four questions from book-III (Poems). 08

i. How do you feel after reading the poem “The Rain”?

ii. What is the theme of the poem “Time”? iii. Describe the condition of Ozymandias statue. iv. What are the feelings of Bullah on the death

of his spiritual guide? v. Why did Mansur mount the gallows?

vi. What is worse than slavery?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend congratulating him on his brilliant success in examination. Or Write an application to the Principal for the leave of ten days. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Necessity is the mother of invention” or “Pride hath a fall”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Watching her cross erect, Stones, garbage, excrement and crumbs Of glass in the Karachi slums, I, with my stood most straight Who learn to walk beneath a weight

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 oh yes norma represented a smile was sure now it was a sales pitch may I come in asked mr steward

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Bail; Bale (ii) Folk; Fog (iii) Hope; Hop (iv) Meddle; Medal (v) Accent; Assent (vi) Yoke; Yolk (vii) Week; Weak

Q#8. Translate the following passage into Urdu.15

“Harry! I got a whole load of metal and stone blue-prints. You want to work in my metal shop on a rocket you’re welcome. I will sell you that metal for five hundred dollars. You should be able to construct a right pretty rocket, if you work again, in about thirty years”.

OR

Alternative Question for Foreign / English Medium Students

Write an essay on “My hero in history”.



S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The stooped to pick up the pocket book.

a Stood b Thought c Mused d Bent down

ii The rocket frame began to rust.

a Shine b Fly c Rot d Attract

iii Impulsively Norma picked up the card halves.

a Fortunately b Probably c Knowingly d Instinctively

iv Bittering had some blue-prints.

a Sketches b Utensils c Instruments d Medicines

v There so much responsible conjecture about the flying object.

a Research b Installment c Guess d Lecture

vi The dog seizes the man with its sharp teeth.

a b Grips c d

vii There was an appetizing odour of roast beat.

a Exciting b Expressing c Important d

viii Compose a symphony or invent a philosophy.

a Musical composition b A poem c Recitation d Picture

ix You whom this age’s way so captivate.

a Perplexed b Fascinate c Deterioat d Shock

x He got emished in love.

a Entangled b Selected c Rejected d Dejected


i What was common in Jim and the watch chain?

a Simplicity b Quietness c Value d Quietness and value

ii What is primitive assumption of the earth people?

a All books are good b All strangers are hostile

c All people are idle d All lovers are unfaithful

iii Who in Norma’s opinion was the researcher?

a A psychiatrist b A doctor c An eccentric millionaire d A murderer

iv Why did the girl circle round and round into the woods?

a To escape from the killer b To reach a safe place c To cheat the man d To take rest

v What did Mrs. Jones suggest to the boy to look presentable?

a To wash his face b To dress properly c To polish the shoes d To comb his hair


i A black shoe ______________ the whole flock.

a Spoil b Spoils c Spoiled d Has spoiled

ii If he had forgive me, he _______________ himself.

a Shall have reformed b Will have reformed c Would have reformed

d

iii

a b c d

iv

a b c d

v I ____________ to Lahore tomorrow.

a Go b Goes c Shall go d Will go



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What were the reasons have to her husband to accept the offer?

ii. Why did Manana accuse Hubert of picking the lost pocket-book?

iii. Briefly describe the scene of inauguration. iv. What was the behaviour of sick girl with the

doctor? v. What was the shocking news Laura brought?

vi. How did Maulvi Abdul live before his marriage?

vii. Why did he farmers throw wet leaves on fire? viii. What is the dream of Martin Luther King?

ix. Why did Della sell her hair?


i. Why couldn’t the girl describe the killer? ii. How much advanced is the civilization of

Kreton than that of the earth? iii. What is the theme of the Kreton’s study? iv. Why does Kreton call the people of the earth

“Poor fragile butterflies”? v. What is Harry’s philosophy?

vi. Why does Clay need money? vii. Why do people in Harry’s barber shop want

wozzeck to come? viii. How did the girl realize that the first man was

the killer?


i. Why does the poet love the cherry tree? ii. Why has the poet used cannon balls to

describe the fruits? iii. What were the facial expressions of the

statue of Ozymandias? iv. What is worse than slavery? v. What are the effects of the attributes of God?

vi. What happens when the life is not full of deeds but is full of words?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend condoling the

death of his mother. Or

Write an application to the Principal of your

college for the grant of fee concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10

“Nature cannot be changed” or

“Haste makes waste”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to

the context: 05

And shine to look at things in bloom,

Fifty springs are little room,

About the wood-land I will go,

To see the cherry hung with snow

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05

and jess he almost whispered the doctors told

me to sit still and to take life easy I could not di it hard

to work

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

in your own sentences: 05

(i) Heal; Heel (ii) Sore; Soar

(iii) Accept; Except (iv) Cite; Site

(v) Confident; Confidant (vi) Dual; Duel

(vii) Feet; Feat


This is our hope. This is the faith with which I

return to the south. With this faith, we will be able to

hew out of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope.

With this faith, we will be to transform the …………. Of

discords of our nation into a beautiful symphony of

brotherhood. With this faith we will be able to work

together, to go to jail together, to stand up for the

freedom together, knowing that we will be free one

day.

OR


Write an essay on “My favourite poet”.



S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Companions ready to catch the train.

a Friends b Callers c Visitors d Travellers

ii That valley is fatal when furnaces burn.

a Fantastic b Deadly c Fertile d Deep

iii I would not forget this rudeness, Mr. Van Dusen.

a Regard b Hospitality c Behaviour d Impoliteness

iv Spelding nods wearily.

a Tiredly b Angrily c Surprisingly d Excitedly

v The dog seizes the man with its sharp teeth.

a Attacks b Takes hold of c Cuts d Smells

vi I consider it a good omen.

a Thing b Quality c Wish d Indication

vii The old man said emphatically, “We are finished”.

a Politely b Carelessly c Forcefully d Quickly

viii Sadi speaks to all nations and is perpetually modern.

a Perfectly b Seriously c Completely d Eternally

ix Mr. Steward’s tone had been offensive.

a Cruel b Blissful c Agreeable d Displeasing

x The children with their yellow hair hollered at the deep dome of the Martian sky.

a Moved b Yelled c Danced d Fought


i What is the distance between Hollywood and O.K by-the-sea?

a 100 miles b 200 miles c 150 miles d 150 miles

ii What is the age of Ellen?

a 16 years b 20 years c 23 years d 24 years

iii How many signed photographs did the author send to the charity bazar?

a 6 b 12 c 10 d 14

iv Who called “the Gulistan of Sa’adi” a literary curry:

a Emerson b Mathew c Edwin Arnold d David

v How much time would it take to build a rocket according to Sam?



i The thief __________________.

a Have been arrested b Will arrest c Has been arrested d Shall arrest

ii Had you invited him, he ________________.

a Would come b Would have come c Will come d Must come

iii I ____________ since 1996.

a Teach b Am teaching c Shall teach d Have been teaching

iv I ________________ Karachi in 1975.

a Have visited b Had visited c Visit d Visited

v I as well he _______________ responsible for this act.

a Am b Is c Has been d Were



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Norma consider the tone and attitude of Mr. Steward offensive?

ii. Why did Jess’s father take the steep path? iii. What was the reaction of Washington Jones

when the boy fell down? iv. What were the arrangements made for the

function of inauguration? v. How did the child look by appearance in “the

use of force”? vi. What was the remedy suggested by the

physicians for the disease of the king? vii. What was the dream of Martin Luther king?

viii. What sort of people came out on the Mall? ix. Why did the farmers throw wet leaves on fire

in the “Mild attack of locusts”?


i. What were the circumstances that forced the girl to leave her car?

ii. What is the significance of the storm and lightning in the play “Heat Lightning”?

iii. How impressive were the morals of Kreton? iv. Describe the flying saucer? v. Compare and contrast the people of the two

planets? vi. What is Harry’s philosophy of life? What

lesson does it convey? vii. Why does Clark Larrabee leave his home?

viii. Who is Judge Applegarth? What kind of judge is he?


i. What happens when the train passes by the farm?

ii. What kind of a picture of Karachi slums do we get after reading the poem?

iii. What kind of feelings does the poem “the feed” create in reader’s mind?

iv. What is personification? Point it out with reference to “Leisure”?

v. What was the condition of girl in “a tale of two cities”?

vi. What is the dream of the poet in the “delight song”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend condoling him on the death of his mother. Or Write an application to the Principal for remission of special fine. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Where there is a will, there is a way” or “Virtue never goes unrewarded”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 On every side decamping talk At every place are shrieks in stock What would I do, O God! Aghast!

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 look at this jess he bragged did you ever see better alfalfa grow out of the earth

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Marry; Merry (ii) Haise; Haze (iii) Vain; Vein (iv) Popular; Populous (v) (vi) (vii)


A King fell seriously ill and all hopes of recovery vanished, the more the disease was cured the more it became painful. At last, the physicians agreed that his disease that cannot be cured except by means of bile of a person endued with certain qualities. Orders were issued to search for an individual of this kind. A son of a farmer was discovered to possess the qualities as mentioned by the doctor the king summoned the father and mother of the boy whose consent he got by giving them a huge amount of wealth. The Qazi issued a decree to shed the blood of person for the health of King. The boy was brought the altar and the executioner was directed to slaughter the boy. When all was ready the boy looked towards the sky and smiled.

OR


Write an essay on “My idea on happy life”.



S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Mr. Hubert reiterated his innocence.

a Repeated b Rejected c Discarded d Blamed

ii The sick girl fought desperately.

a Mildly b Acutely c Gently d Delightfully

iii Gorgios won the hurdles at school.

a Fame b Awards c Barriers d Favours

iv Laura wept that they were stranded on the Mars.

a Tortured b Abused c Cast away d Respected

v Abul took a momentous decision.

a Useless b Trivial c Tiny d Serious

vi Miss McCutcheon closes a colourful parasol.

a Window b Umbrella c Door d Purse

vii On the pedestal there is written a few words.

a Base b Forehead c Cheek d Neck

viii The man rattles the door viscously.

a Violently b Peacefully c Quietly d Silently

ix Kreton says that he is a creature of impulse.

a Discipline b The earth c The Mars d Whim

x The Muslims hearts are perplexed.

a Over joyed b Pleased c Upset d Satisfied


i Who is Miss McCutcheon?

a An actress b A nurse c A teacher d A tailor

ii Who offered to quieten the slave?

a A soldier b A worker c A sergeant d Another slave

iii What crossed the path of Jess and his father?

a A snake b A deer c A dog d A squirrel

iv Who was the member of the District Board?

a Ch. Allah dad b Wali Dad c Shamim dad d Ch. Fateh dad

v How old is Ellen?

a Eighteen b Nineteen c Twenty d Twenty one


i I would helped him, if he __________ to me.

a Could have come b Comes c Will come d Had come

ii The sun _____________ in the East.

a Rise b Rose c Rises d Risen

iii Let us close the door before the train ______________.

a Started b Start c Starts d Will start

iv It ___________ since morning.

a Is raining b Has been raining c Was raining d Had raining

v He _____________ the examination last year.

a Pass b Passed c Had passed d Will pass



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did the Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. Describe the vegetables the old man grew on

his farm? iii. What was the reaction of the Bittering family

on hearing the news of War on Earth? iv. Describe in brief Gorgios’ struggle for the

achievement of his goal? v. What did the foolish quack tell the camel

men? vi. How did the king recover in the lesson “The

Gulistan of Sa’adi”? vii. What kind of songs were sung by the girls at

Mehrun’s marriage? viii. What did the author send to the charity

bazar? (the angel and the author and others). ix. Why did the tangawalas rush towards the

young man?


i. Why does Clay need money? ii. How does Kreton impress General Powers?

iii. What are General Powers impressions about Kreton?

iv. Write a note in five lines on Mrs. Spelding. v. How can you describe the bus-station in

“heat-lightning”? vi. Why did the girl consider the first man her

protector? vii. What is the physical appearance of Miss

McCutcheon? viii. How does Harry make the people happy?


i. What is the effect of Night Mail on birds? ii. What happens when the children eat fruit?

iii. Why does the poet thinks to split the grain? iv. Who was Abraham (A.S.)? v. When does a person remember God?

vi. What is the moral of the poem “A man of words and not of deeds”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father telling him about your progress in studies. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college to seek permission for a study tour. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Haste makes waste” or “No pains, no gains”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 We are the Hollow men We are the stuffed men Learning together Head-piece filled with straw. Alas!

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 well you did not have to snatch my pocketbook to get some suede shoes said mrs luella bates washington jones you could have asked me

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Idol; Idle (ii) Marry; Merry (iii) Petrol; Patrol (iv) Tenor; Tenure (v) Quiet; Quite (vi) Right; Rite (vii) Weather; Whether


He gave examples of other courts and greater ones. Of course, many opposed him: that is politics. Of course, it took a long time: that is politics too. But as the years went by he wore down opposing arguments, till he had taught people what a lesson it would be to all the nations to have a young athlete at court exhibiting perfect physical fitness and how such an example would strengthen their soldiers and enable them to finally to win the just rights of the nation in victorious battle against their accused neighbours. And so the idea caught on; and to make a very long story short, the past of court acrobat was dually created.

OR


Write an essay on “Internet”.


Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: Bahawalpur Year: 2012 Group: II Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i He at this Jess! he bragged.

a Told b Boasted c Cried d Wrote

ii Let freedom ring from the prodigious hilltops of New Hamshire.

a Winding b Huge c Snowcapped d Lovely

iii This fellow is a villain.

a Naughty b Gentleman c Innocent d Knave

iv His thin figure was made all the more melancholy.

a Sad b Attractive c Active d Sluggish

v The woman added with conviction.

a Joy b Fear c Assurance d Command

vi They have got a gadget in New York.

a Engagement b Appliance c Market d Hotel

vii Stones, garbage, excrement and crums.

a Glass b Bits c Medicine d Filth

viii I’m scared.

a Lucky b Hesitant c Terrified d Crazy

ix I love to gad about.

a Sing b Dance c Rome d Take charge

x Empty of concord is the soul of Europe.

a Peace b Freedom c Faith d Unity


i What is Harry’s philosophy?

a Play b Work c Compose music d Take it easy

ii Who is selected at the court acrobat?

a Terbut b Jorkens c James d Gorgios

iii What was the reward for pushing the button?

a 25000 $ b 50000 $ c 40000 $ d 45000 $

iv Where does the flying object land?

a In the fields b In the public park c At the airport d Mrs. Spelding rose garden

v Who passed by the young man?

a An old man b A crone c A lady d A young couple


i He _______________ surprised, if he sees you.

a Will be b Would be c Is d Was

ii He laughs as if he _______________ weeping.

a Is b Was c Were d Will be

iii They _________ to Murree tomorrow.

a Shall go b Would have gone c Will go d Be going

iv He __________ a book three days ago.

a Buy b Will buy c Bought d Had bought

v Money ____________ the mare go.

a Makes b Make c Will make d Made



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What was the advice Harry gave to the people?

ii. What was the condition of the Roger when the woman gave him a few jerks?

iii. Why did Hubert keep claiming his innocence before his death?

iv. How did Jorkens convince that a man become a skating champion of the Sahara?

v. What was the condition of the tonsils of the sick girl?

vi. Why did the boy look to the sky and smile? vii. What should be the faith of Negroes?

viii. Why did Della feel proud in the beauty of her hair?

ix. What does the author Jerome like about Christmas?


i. How did the second man accuse the first man of lying?

ii. Did the girl became suspicious of the first man as the play progresses?

iii. How much impressive were the morals of Kreton?

iv. What is the role of General Powers in the play?

v. What is the theme of the study of Kreton? vi. Describe Harry’s shop.

vii. What has happened to Clay’s father? viii. What has Clay put in the local news-paper?


i. What was the age of the poet when he developed love for Cherry and why?

ii. What does the lesson poet learn when he sees “Sindhi Woman”?

iii. Why is mother sparrow worried in the poem “the feed”?

iv. What is worse than slavery? v. Why did Mansur mount the gallows?

vi. What happens when the life is not of deeds but is full of the words?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend requesting him to lend you his watch for a few days. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for half fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” or “Slow and steady wins the race”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Bare foot, through the bazar, And with the same undulant grace, As the cloth blown back her face, She glides with a stone jar

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 the town empty but we found native life in the hills sir dark people yellow eyes martians very friendly we talked a bit not much they learn English fast

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Advice; Advise (ii) Barren; Baron (iii) Differ; Defer (iv) Goal; Gaol (v) Eminent; Imminent (vi) Principal; Principle (vii) Complement; Compliment


I did not want to go with him. I had just finished walking a half mile uphill from my home to his. I had carried a basket of dishes to Mom. There were two slip in the road and I could not drive my car. And I knew how hot it was. It was 97 in the shade. I knew that from January until April my father had gone to eight different doctors. One of the doctors had told him not to walk the length of a city block. He told my father to get a taxi to take his home. But my father walked home five miles across the mountains and told Mom what the doctor had said.

OR


Write an essay on “Terrorism”.



S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Empty of concord is the soul of Europe.

a Harmony b Faith c Love d Truth

ii The fruit were piled like cannon balls.

a Dropped b Compressed c Scattered d Heaped

iii Clark Larrabee has scarcely noticed her.

a Hardly b Quickly c Angrily d Politelyl

iv I really can’t permit them to wreck my poor ship.

a Steal b Destroy c Move d Snatch

v The door rattles viscously.

a Violently b Slowly c Politely d Gently

vi He was obviously enjoying his promenade.

a Action b Situation c Pleasure walk d Position

vii Your quest for freedom left you battered by the storms of persecution.

a Oppression b Respect c Fear d Liberty

viii But now I also had grown furious.

a Engraged b Emotional c Passionate d Dishonest

ix Shoes got by devilish ways will burn your feet.

a Easy b Corruption c Evil d Cheating

x They found a flimsy rocket frame rusting in an empty shop.

a Hidden b Fragile c New d Fired


i Roger Spelding is concluding his;

a TV broadcast b Dinner c Lecture d Novel reading

ii The bus station was situated along a:

a Motorway b River c Road d Deserted highway

iii No one count Della’s:

a Feelings b Money c Wealth d Wrath

iv The creation of a post of court acrobat would increase the glory of their:

a Country and its throne

b Terbut and Jorkens c King and Queen d Empire and People

v Norma put the lamb chops in the:

a Freezer b Kitchen c Boiler d Box


i Of you had worked hard, you _______ the examination last year.

a Passed b Had passed c Would have passed d Should pass

ii It ____________ two to make a quarrel.

a Take b Taken c Took d Takes

iii My friend usually ___________ to Karachi in summer.

a Goes b Go c Gone d Is going

iv They _____________ here a few months ago.

a Come b Came c Had come d Would have come

v When you came in, I __________ a letter.

a Have written b Was writing c Wrote d Write



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What happened when Norma pushed the button?

ii. What did Norma find inside the box when she broke it?

iii. How was Arthur killed? iv. What was the condition of the girl when the

doctor arrived? v. How did the doctor make first attempt to see

her throat? vi. Why did the doctor need throat-culture?

vii. What does the author like about Christmas? viii. Write down the good deeds the author has

admitted were a great joy on Christmas? ix. What is the value of noble deeds for the

author?


i. What was the man dragging out of his car? ii. How did the second man accuse the first man

of lying? iii. How did the girl identify the actual killer? iv. How much impressive were the morals of

Kreton? v. Describe the scene of arrival of the flying

saucer? vi. What does Clark give to Harry?

vii. Who is the writer of the play “the oyster and the pearl”?

viii. What does Miss McCutcheon think that a poodle hair cut will do for her appearance?


i. What happens when the train passes by the farm?

ii. How do children enjoy the fruits? iii. What do the stuffed men means? iv. How can the streams be full of stars? v. Describe the scene of devastation in Japan.

vi. What is bare truth?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend telling him about the profession you want to adopt. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college requesting him for full fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Slow and steady wins the race” or “A stitch in time saves nine”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Snorting, noisily, she passes, Silent miles of wind-bent grasses, Birds turn their heads as she approaches, Stare from bushes at her blank-faced coaches

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 she said is this the doctor and let me in she added you must excuse us doctor we have her in the kitchen where it was warm

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Accept; Except (ii) By; Buy (iii) Amoral; Immoral (iv) Peace; Piece (v) Quiet; Quite (vi) Loose; Lose (vii) Altar; Alter


“Oh, yes,” he said. “Early last spring, I could not climb straight up the steep path. That was when the doctor did not give me a week to live. I made a longer, easier path I would not have to do so much climbing, then, as I got better, he explained. “I made another path that was a little steeper, and as I continued to get better, I made steeper path. That was one of knowing I was getting better all the time”.

OR


Write an essay on “Pollution”.



S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The slave created inconvenience for others.

a Trouble b Comfort c Calm d Gap

ii The mayor was s stout serious man.

a Ugly b Handsome c Heavy d Thin

iii Jess’s curiosity was aroused.

a Temperature b Hatred c Interest d Indignation

iv Let freedom ring form every hamlet.

a Class room b Country c City d Small village

v Mr. Spelding returned wide-eyed.

a Disappointed b Blinded c Astonished d Sour eyed

vi We whisper together.

a Speak loudly b Bark c Speak softly d Help

vii People converged on the Mall Road.

a Gathered b Diverge c Dispersed d Deserted

viii To realize his aim, he got enmeshed in love.

a Netted b Freed c Escaped d Ranaway

ix The girl was too frightened.

a Afraid b Calm c Pacified d Satisfied

x Wozzeck sold imitation stuff.

a Nice b Artificial c Fine d Genuine


i How much Abdul paid for the suit Mehrunnisa?

a 40 rupees b 41 rupees c 42 rupees d 43 rupees

ii When did Miss McCutcheon come to O.K by-the-sea?

a Last Thursday b Last Friday c Last Saturday d Sunday

iii What were the weather conditions on Mars?

a Adverse b Calm c Enjoyable d Good

iv What is the age of second man?

a 20 b 25 c 30 d 35

v How did the eyes of sick girl look?

a Black b Brown c Blue d Cold and steady


i All is well that ________ well.

a Ended b End c Ends d Will end

ii It ___________ before I came out.

a Rains b Rained c Had rained d Will rain

iii We ___________ five times a day.

a Will pray b Pray c Would pray d Praying

iv Uneasy ___________ the head that wears a crown.

a Lie b Lies c Lay d Lays

v If he ____________ hard, he will pass.

a Work b Works c Working d Worked



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What was the message Norma received on pushing the button?

ii. Why did the son at the age of six cry? iii. Why didn’t the boy run from the abuse of the

woman? iv. Did Gorgios use any short cut to achieve his

ambition? v. Why did the king weep?

vi. For whom did the quack dig the grave? vii. What are the qualities of the veterens of

creative suffering? viii. Who took the young man to the hospital?

ix. What does the author like about Christmas?


i. Why could the girl not describe the killer? ii. How did she realize the truth?

iii. Why does the girl lock the door? iv. What does Kreton tell powers what he is

thinking? v. How damaging is violence in life?

vi. What type of life do you foresee in year 5000? vii. Why is Harry sitting in barber’s chair?

viii. Can Harry give a poodle haircut?


i. Write the theme of the poem “the rain”. ii. Why has the poet used ‘cannon balls’ to

describe the fruit? iii. What kind of feelings does the poem

“Ozymandias” create in reader’s mind? iv. Who cannot compete with the civilization of

Mecca? v. Why does a person feel helpless on the death

of his friend? vi. What happens when life is spent with the help

of words and not of deeds?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger brother advising him to give attention to his studies and avoid

bad company. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college to grant you scholarship on the bases of merit. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “No pains, no gains” or “As you sow, so shall you reap”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 I met a traveller from an antique land, Who said: Two vast and trunkless legs of stone Stand in the desert – Near them, on the sand Half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 life is like a race jorkens went on in which they tire after a while and sit down or get interested in something else instead

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Famous; Notorious (ii) Merry; Marry (iii) Respectful; Respectable (iv) Foul; Fowl (v) Idle; Idol (vi) Cease; Seize (vii) Deer; Dear


She was a large woman with a large purse that had everything in it but a hammer and nails. It had a long strap and she carried it slung across her shoulder. It was about eleven O’clock at night, dark, and she was walking alone when a boy ran up behind her and tried to snatch her purse. The strap broke with a sudden single tug the boy gave it from behind. But the boy’s weight and the weight of the purse combined caused him to lose his balance. Instead of taking off full blast as he had hoped the boy felon his back on the side walk and his legs flew up. The large woman simply turned around and kicked him right square in his blue jeaned sitter. The she reached down, picked the boy up by his shirt front, and shook

him until his teeth rattled. OR Alternative Question for Foreign / English Medium Students

Write an essay on “Technical Education”.



S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Jess saw dark stalwart plant of tomatoes.

a Dry b Feeble c Strong d Strange

ii It was a splendid scene.

a Sufficient b Magnificient c Horrible d Suitable

iii The Qazi issued a decree.

a Order b Degree c Letter d Magazine

iv You have staggered by the police brutality.

a Investigation b Trial c Raid d Cruelty

v The girl saw the rear light burning.

a Dim b Back c Side d Head

vi Fateh dad censure was purely religious.

a Criticism b Praise c Help d Lectur

vii Kreton says that his visit is impromptu.

a Important b Impossible c Unprepared d Decided

viii The playwright demonstrates good faith in human nature.

a Displays b Discards c Denies d Losses

ix The sculptor well those passions read.

a Victor b Carver c Destroyer d Traveller

x We have no time to stand beneath the boughs.

a Leaves b Shades c Branches d Tents


i What was the age of jess when his father made a plough for him?

a 5 year b 7 year c 6 year d 8 year

ii For how many days, the girl had been sick?

a 2 b 3 c 4 d 5

iii How did the young man of “overcoat” look?

a Rough b Weak c Dandy d Poor

iv What is the population of “O.K by-the-sea”?

a 909 b 808 c 707 d 606

v What is the Sindhi Woman carrying on her head?

a Bag b Chair c Basket d Jar


i I ___________ her last evening.

a See b Saw c Have seen d Seen

ii It ________ before I came out.

a Rained b has rained c Had rained d Rains

iii If he ___________ I will help him.

a Came b Had come c Will come d Comes

iv He cried as if he ____________ mad.

a Were b Is c Will be d Has been

v She __________ her child for two years.

a Is nursing b Was nursed c Has been nursing d Nurses



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What was the shocking news that Laura brought?

ii. What did happen to the boy when he tried to snatch the purse?

iii. Why did the mayor not believe the innocence of Hubert?

iv. What was the subject discussed at the club? v. What was the condition of the parents on the

arrival of the doctor? vi. What was the remedy suggested by the

physicians for the disease of the king? vii. How did the camel men cure the camel?

viii. What was the cause of Negroes discontentment?


i. What type of play “heat lightning” is? ii. What was the condition of weather in the play

‘heat lightning’? iii. Why did the girl ask for help from the first

man? iv. How much damaging is the violence in life? v. Write a note on Mr. Spelding.

vi. What was happened to Clay’s father? vii. Why do Harry and others went Wozzeck to

come? viii. Describe the people of “O.K by-the-sea.


i. How can a rainy day be enjoyed? ii. What kind of feelings does the poet create in

the mind of the reader in the poem “O where are you going”?

iii. What does the poet reflect seeing the Sindhi woman?

iv. What is the central idea of the poem “times”? v. Why did the people of the two cities of Japan

look powerless and helpless? vi. What is the dream of the poet in the poem

“the delight song”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend inviting him to spend his summer holidays with you. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for the grant of fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Something is better than nothing” or “The Grapes are sour”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And since to look at things in bloom, Fifty springs are little room, About the woodland I will go, To see the cherry hung with snow.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 get me smooth handled spoon of some sort I told the mother we are going throw with this

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Feet; Feat (ii) Gaol; Goal (iii) Dose; Doze (iv) Council; Counsel (v) Bridal; Bridle (vi) Artist; Artisan (vii) Moral; Morale


While she was stacking dishes, she turned abruptly, dried her hands, and took the package from the bottom cabinet. Opening it, she set the button unit on the table. She stared at it for a long time before taking the key from its envelope and removing the glass dome. She stared at the bottom. How ridiculous, she thought. All this furor over a meaningless button. Reaching out, she pressed it down. For us, she thought angrily. She shuddered. Was it happening? A chill of horror swept across her. In a moment, it had passed. She made contemptuous noise. Ridiculous, she thought.

OR





S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i There is all this furor over a meaningless button.

a Rage b Horror c Intrigue d Upset

ii They found a flimsy rocket in an empty shop.

a Wet b Metal c Coloured d Ugly

iii Mr. Hubert was in triumph.

a Trouble b Darkness c Deception d Victory

iv The mother admonished the girl for misbehaving with doctor.

a Advised b Attacked c Struck d Rebuked

v Piles of wood and grass had been prepared.

a Huts b Bridges c Beds d Heaps

vi The girl’s hair is disheveled.

a Disordered b Black c Grey d Moving

vii For instance, the girl could identify.

a Benefit b For example c Reality d Common sense

viii Kreton wore a trifle old fashioned dress.

a Large b Ordinary c Hot d Only

ix Shoveling white steam over her.

a Lifting b Shifting c Showing d Throwing

x I hope the sun shines bright.

a Bold b Clearly c Briefly d Happily


i The organization is of ___________ scope.

a National; b International c Global d Domestic

ii What was the boy’s lesson in the lesson “Thank you Ma’am”?

a Jimmy b Bobby c Roger d Benny

iii A public announcement was made about:

a Lost jewellery b Money c Loss of pocket-book d Loss of bag

iv Kreton call the human beings:

a Naughty children b Foolish children c Wicked fools d Wicked children

v What was the Sindhi woman carrying on her head:

a Pot b Stone jar c Basket d Bundle


i The toy ___________ of plaster of paris.

a Is make b Is made c Has made d Make

ii ____________ from greedy persons.

a Keeps away b Kept c Keep away d Kept away

iii Aslam ______________ in 1965

a Born b Is born c Has born d Was born

iv He confessed that he _____________ the pen.

a Stole b Steals c Had stolen d Steal

v She __________ to see me last month.

a Came b Come c Comes d Has come



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Norma not remain normal on hearing the news of accident?

ii. What was the advice of Harry gave to the people?

iii. How did the boy snatched the purse look physically?

iv. What was the behaviour of Mathilda with the doctor?

v. How did the quack try to cure the old woman?

vi. What was the desire of every farmer about locusts?

vii. How did the Magi want to celebrate their Christmas?

viii. How did Shamim Ahmad propose Mehrun? ix. Why did the old people come out on the

Mall?


i. Who saved the life of the girl in the play “Heat Lightning”?

ii. What is the condition of the girl in the play? iii. What was the condition of the weather in the

play “heat lightning”? iv. What is the theme of the study of Kreton? v. Compare and contrast the people of two

planets? vi. What is Roger Spelding doing when the play

starts? vii. What is Harry’s philosophy?

viii. Why does Clay need money?


i. What is the scene of the sunshine after rain? ii. What does the train bring for people?

iii. What is Easter and how is it celebrated? iv. Who was Ozymandias and what does his

statue indicate? v. What has made the modern man paralyzed?

vi. What is the central idea of the poem “God’s Attributes”?

SECTION

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger sister suggesting her some interesting books to read. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for the change of subjects. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Greed is a curse” or “Kindness never goes unrewarded”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Shape without form, Shade without colour, Paralyzed force, gesture without motion;

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 nonetheless that is the proposition mr. steward said would you like me to return the button unit

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Ceiling; Sealing (ii) Empire; Umpire (iii) Gaol; Goal (iv) Marry; Merry (v) Pair; Pare (vi) Aural; Oral (vii) Later; Latter


Hubert felt this shame and disgrace his self-steam and character. He consumed his heart over this and wasted away from the very eyes of the people. People started to tell the story of the string to amuse themselves and told in a manner of soldier who had been on a compaign and told about his battles. Hubert’s mind touched to the depth, began to weaken day by day. Towards the end of the month, he took to his bed. He died in the first week of the following month. In the delirium of his death struggles he kept claiming his innocence.

OR


Write an essay on “Mobile Phones”.



S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The girl’s hair is disheveled.

a Disordered b Black c Grey d Shiny

ii Bittering had some blue-prints.


iii The others tried to pacify the slaves.

a Grip b Punish c Calm d Enrage

iv Luther asked them to return their slums.

a Big cities b Posh areas c Poor dwelling d Shops

v Mehrun was put in seclusion till her marriage.

a Throne b Passion c Love d Privacy

vi The girl was scared

a Frightened b Calm c Happy d Alert

vii They talk if Kreton was imposter.

a Fraud b Active c Hero d Intellectual

viii The school children were unruly.

a Wild b Good c Hardworking d Sensible

ix The faces of the boys were as radiant as the lantern.

a Glowing b Thin c Lifeless d Dark

x He poured a cascade of love.

a Gloom b Plight c Waterfall d Fight


i The woman was carrying _____________.

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

ii What hit the boat?

a A snake b A crocodile c A fish d A storm

iii Where are situated the red hills?

a Carolina b George c New York d Alabama

iv What does the girl take with her from the car?

a A computer b A mobile phone c A flash light d A book

v What is inside the spaceship?

a Nothing b Water c Food d Books


i The guest ____________ here last night.

a Reach b Reached c Are reaching d Will reaching

ii If he ___________ to me, I will help him.

a Come b Comes c Came d Will come

iii Honesty never ____________ waste.

a Go b Went c Goes d Has gone

iv Would that I ____________ a minister.

a Was b Is c Were d Shall

v She told me that she ________________.

a Is happy b Will be happy c Was happy d Has been happy



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. What had the doctors told the old man?

iii. Why did the woman ask the boy to wash his face?

iv. What made Hubert shameful? v. What was the behaviour of the child with the

doctor? vi. What did the quack do with the old woman?

vii. Why are the locusts compared with bad weather?


ix. Why did the people come out on the Hall?


i. What was the condition of the weather when the girl came out of her car?

ii. What happens to the light with each flash of lightning?

iii. Write a short note on Kreton? iv. What were the rumours about the flying

object? v. What did General Powers say about the life

on other planets? vi. What was known about Harry’s dress as a

barber? vii. What is Harry doing when the play begins?

viii. What did Clay’s father say and write before leaving the house and why does he say so?


i. What does the Night Mail bring for people? ii. What are the feelings of the poet standing in

the dark? iii. What did traveller see in the desert? iv. What is the central idea of the poem

“Leisure”? v. When does a person remember God?

vi. What is the effect of man’s good relation with the earth and the lords?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your uncle thanking him for a gift. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for the issuance of character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A stitch in time, saves nine” or “Might is right”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Pulling up Beattock, a steady climb; The gradient’s against her, but she’s no time

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 they went into the living room and mr steward sit in normas chair inside here is a key to the bell unit dome he said he set the envelope on the chairside table

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Accept; Except (ii) Bail; Bale (iii) Diary; Dairy (iv) Mail; Male (v) Piece; Peace (vi) Ring; Wring (vii) Human; Humane


An old woman whose throat was swollen to a frightful size, exclaimed: “O my son, if you could only cure my goiter, I would bless you for evermore!”. Certainly, answered the man, “here bring me a blanket and woman and a good sized mallet”. As soon as, they were brought, he tied up the woman’s throat, and stuck the swollen part with so much force that the poor old creature instantly expired.

OR


Write an essay on “The use of mobile phones”.



S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The writer’s father bragged.

a Explained b Ordered c Boasted d Wondered

ii Was I bothering you?

a Beating b Disturbing c Dragging d Pushing

iii She had fought valiantly.

a Courageously b Silently c Happily d Protestingly

iv These are of prodigious size and strength.

a Heavy b High c Unusual d Enormous

v Glory of lord shall be revealed.

a Deshaped b Exposed c Created d Deformed

vi He picks up a discorded newspaper.

a New b Fresh c Weekly d Useless

vii They are in the initial stages.

a Early b Last c Final d Emotional

viii It’s imitation stuff mainly.

a Real b Copy c Vast d Great

ix Conjoining beak with beak.

a Touching b Crying c Combining d Loving

x On which nations harmony depends.

a Discord b Strength c Unity d Status


i Which city was attacked?

a Texas b New York c Virginia d New jersey

ii The king was famous for his ______________.

a Cruelty b Justice c Injustice d Wickedness

iii What will be exalted?

a Hill b Mountain c Valley d River


a To escape from the killer

b To reach a safe place

c To cheat a man d To save herself

v Gadget is like a:

a Blade b Safety razor c Knife d Comb


i If seldom ___________ here in winter.

a Rain b Raining c Rains d Rained

ii If he had helped me, I ___________ the examination.

a Pass b Would have passed c Would pass d Had been passed

iii I ____________ a letter yesterday.

a Have received b Received c Receive d Had received

iv The clerks ____________ on strike since Monday.

a Were b Have been c Will be d Are

v The fire-works ___________ at midnight.

a Will start b Start c Starting d Is started



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What were the weather conditions when Jess and his father began to climb? ii. Why did Harry want to go back to the earth?

iii. What happened to the boy when he tried to snatch the purse? iv. What made Hubert shameful? v. What did the quack pretend to cure?

vi. Why did the farmers throw wet leaves on fire? vii. Why did Della feel pride in the beauty of her hair?

viii. How did the eyes of Maulvi Abdul look? ix. What did the author like about Christmas?


i. How did the girl identify the actual killer? ii. How did the girl succeed in escaping from the killer?

iii. How does Kreton impress General Powers? iv. Write a brief note on General powers. v. What is the theme of Kreton’s study?

vi. What kind of gadget does the writer describe? vii. What does the writer do with the oyster?

viii. What is Miss McCutcheon looking for? How does she feel about the children of the town?


i. What is the effect of rain on the poor? ii. What does the Sindhi woman carry on her head?

iii. What is the theme of the poem “the feed”? iv. How does the poet compare modern man with animals? v. What is the central idea of the poem “He came to know himself”?

vi. What does make one scare of sinning?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger brother giving him a piece of advice about his studies. Or Write an application to the principal for remission of fee. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” or “Pride hath a fall”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Now of my three score years and ten, Twenty will not come again, And take from seventy Springs a score, It only leaves me fifty more


(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 well now I do not remember they were werent they

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Urban; Urbane (ii) Loath; Loathe (iii) Judicial; Judicious (iv) Famous; Notorious (v) Medal; Meddle (vi) Corpse; Corps (vii) Human; Humane


I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted, every hill and mountain shall be made low, the rough placed will be made plains, and the crooked places will no be straight and the glory of the Lord shall be revealed and all flesh shall see it together. This is our hope. This is a faith with which I return to the south. With this faith we will be able to of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope. With this faith, we will be able to transform the jangling discords of our nation into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood.

OR


Write an essay on “Unemployment”.

Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: D.G Khan Year: 2008 Group: I Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Norma thought that the matter of button was ridiculous.

a Significant b Logical c Illogical d Delightful

ii The fingers of trees were fondling the substance of clouds.

a Showing b Hiding c Caressing d Teasing

iii The rocket frame began to rust.

a Shine b Fly c Rot d Attract

iv M’am took the boy to the furnished room.

a Decorated b Empty c Deserted d Dirty

v Mr. James was the caretaker of pubic Hall.

a Engineer b Designer c Builder d Keeper

vi The girl looks pretty nervous.

a Tense b Smart c Strong d Happy

vii They talk if Kreton is an imposter.

a Important person b Fraud c Droll d Hero

viii All philosophies sound good.

a Delight b Look c Voices d Hide

ix The rich leaves give rain drops to the poor leaves beneath.

a Thin b Thick c Low d Wealthy

x The train passes by the moorland boulder.

a City b Brook c Stream d Health



i Why could Jess not drive his car?

a There was no fuel in the car.

b The car was punctured

c Jess was tired d There were two slips on the road

ii Why was Cora not willing to go to the Earth?

a Due to bad weather b Due to her enemies c Due to good climate on Mars

d Due to war on earth

iii How did the woman grip the boy in “Thank you M’am”?

a By his shirt b By his hand c By his arm d By his waist

iv Which door reads “Men”?

a Up center b Up left c Up right d Up side

v What is the age of Ellen?



i He said that the earth (revolve) round the sun.

a Had revolved b Will revolve c Revolved d Revolves

ii He (be) ill for two weeks.

a Has been b Is c Were d Was

iii How long (teach)?

a Have you been teaching

b Has you been teaching

c Have he been teaching

d Has I been teaching

iv He (die) two days ago.

a Do not die b Will die c Die d Died

v If he comes, I (help) him.

a Will help b Helped c Have helped d Did not help


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What are locusts? ii. What was the result of cure?

iii. How did the King recover? iv. Why did the parents keep the sick in the

kitchen? v. Why did the George give the pocket-book to

his employer? vi. How did the boy look physically?

vii. What was the climate they faced on the Mars?

viii. What had the doctors told the old man? ix. What were the reasons Norma gave to her

husband to accept the offer?


i. What was the condition of the weather in Heat Lightning?

ii. Does the girl become suspicious of the first man as the play progress?

iii. Why could not the girl describe the killer? iv. What was the purpose of Kreton’s visit? v. How does Kreton impress General Powers?

vi. What is Harry’s philosophy? vii. Why does Clay need money?

viii. What does Harry advise Miss McCutcheon to do?


i. What will happen when the sun rises after the rain?

ii. What things does the Night Mail bring? iii. What three dangers does the reader mention

in the first stanza if the poem “O where are you going”?

iv. How does a Sindhi woman walk through the bazar?

v. What is the theme of the poem “Ozymandias”?


vi. How are we the Hollow men according to the poet?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend to invite him to a visit of Hill station during the summer vacations. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for remission of fee. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “The grapes are sour” or “Kindness never goes unrewarded”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 To everything there is a season And a time to every purpose under the heaven

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 well you did not have to snatch my pocket book to get some suede shoes said mrs luella bates washington jones you could have asked me

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Credible; Creditable (ii) Accede; Concede (iii) Pail; Pale (iv) Quite; Quiet

(v) Vale; Veil (vi) Straight; Strait (vii) Temper; Tamper


This is our hope. This is the faith with which I return to the south. With this faith we will be able to hew out of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope with this faith we will be able to transform the Jangling discords of our nation into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood. With this faith we will be able to work together, to pray together, to struggle together, to go to jail together, to stand up for freedom together, knowing that will be free one day.

OR


Write an essay on “Information technology”

Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: D.G Khan Year: 2008 Group: II Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Norma made contemptuous noise.

a Scornful b Beautiful c Faint d Dainty

ii Jess saw dark stalwart plants loaded with green tomatoes.

a Feeble b Strange c Strong d Dry

iii Bittering had some blueprints.


iv The boy stopped to pick up the pocket book.

a Stood b Thought c Mused d Bent down

v The quack struck the old woman with a mallet.

a Battle axe b Wooden hammer c Spear d Whip

vi The lightning illuminates the up center door.

a Rattles b Opens c Lights up d Darkens

vii Powers said that Kreton’s visit was preparatory to invasion.

a Attack b Force field c Success d Division

viii The writer and the Harry talked about the gadget.

a Apparatus b Pleasure c Plot d Death

ix What should be the captive of modern age?

a Freed b Slave c Disgusted d Hated

x These names show God’s Attributes.


a Qualities b Creature c Disgusted d Miseries


i What was the news Laura told her parents?

a The war on earth b The death of people c The arrival of rocket d The fall of rocket

ii When Gorgios was inaugurated, the people applauded because he

a Had achieved his ambition

b Looked splendid in his uniform

c Performed on the hurdles of and swings

d Defeated his enemies

iii What was the effect of punishment on the quack?

a Uninfluenced b Influenced c Left the profession d Returned disgusted

iv What was given rise to irresponsible conjecture?

a Science b Peace c The war d The flying object

v Why Applegarth is called a judge? He judged?

a Medicine b Beauty fair c Books d Animals


i When he saw me I ___________ to mosque.

a Went b Was going c Would go d Had gone

ii He _____________ of age after two years.

a Has come b Is coming c Will come d Came

iii Wood __________ on water.

a Floated b Floats c Has floated d Can float

iv The thief __________ away when the police arrived.

a Had run b Ran c Would run d Would have run

v A bad workman ________________ with his tools.

a Quarrel b Quarrels c Quarreled d Will quarrel


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. What is meant by “A clearing in the sky”?

iii. How much dangerous a Martian virus can be? iv. What was the name of the boy who snatched

the lady’s purse? v. Was is necessary for Hubert to continue

pleading his innocence? vi. What was the view point of parents of

Gorgios? vii. How did the parents of the girl look? (the use

of force) viii. How did the king recover?

ix. What did the quack demand to cure the old woman?


i. What happened with the room light in the end of the play, ‘Heat lightning’?

ii. What did the second man demand from the first man in the play ‘heat lightning’?

iii. How was the girl in the play ‘Heat lightning’? iv. Who was Ellen? v. Write two lines on Mrs. Spelding’s character?

vi. Was flying saucer a weather balloon? vii. Can Harry give a poodle haircut?

viii. What did Clay find near black rock?


i. Who write the poem, “Ozymandias”? ii. Why does the poet call the modern the

hollow men? iii. When does life become useless? (Leisure) iv. What is the moral lesson of the poem, A tale

of two cities? v. What is the problem of the mother sparrow?

(Th Feed) vi. What is Sindhi woman carrying on her head?


SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father about your progress in studies. Or Write an application to the Principal for the grant of character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Pride hath a fall” or “Union is strength”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Flare up flames in heart to height, For visible is not charming sight What should I do, O God! Aghaust!

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 if you push the button mr steward told him somewhere in the world some one you don’t know will die in return for which you will receive a payment of $ 50000

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05

(i) Dose; Doze (ii) Medal; Meddle (iii) Batter; Better (iv) Corporal; Corporeal (v) Judicial; Judicious (vi) Sore; Soar (vii) Stationary; Stationery


Mr. Hubert went along stopping his friends giving them his statement and presentation turning his pockets inside out to prove that he had nothing, all they said was, “You old rascal! Get out of here” He went to the village telling every man that he knew about his adventure, but he only met with increadibilty. It all made him ill. The next day George returned the pocket book and its contents to Mr. James who was its owner.

OR


Write an essay on “Discipline”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Lest it should be a custom and the village be ruined.

a Destroyed b Deserted c Demolished d In danger

ii He pushed down the top wire so he could cross the fence.

a Rock b Enclosed structure c Wildness d Fountain

iii The crooked places will be made straight.

a Difficult b Bended c Below average d Everlasting

iv The woman did not ask anything that would embarrass him.

a Make feel ashamed b Disturb c Make somebody remembered past

d Put aside

v He withdrew a small sealed envelope.

a Took out b Handed over c Opened d Unsealed

vi It is really awfully handsome.

a Very much b Slightly c Strangely d Mockingly

vii Roxana had an assortment of shells.

a Collection b Treasure c Keep d Value

viii She shoulders at her own thoughts.

a Shivers b Becomes abnormal c Complains d Is terrified

ix The moon compacted to a rind.

a Soft outer skin of b Soft outer skin of c Hard outer skin of d Hard outer skin of


fruit vegetable fruit vegetable

x His may scare you from sinning.

a Terrify b Injure c Stop d Avoid


i What is hanging suspended in the backyard?

a Rubber tyres b Iron gates c Huge trees d Slippery stairs

ii How many times, the old man has been told by the doctor to go home?

a 20 times b 30 times c 40 times d Many times

iii What kind of packet was lying by the door?

a Oval shaped b Cube shaped c Round shaped d Unshaped

iv How many times did Della count her saved money?

a Two times b Three times c Four times d Five tiems

v What can be slowed up by the storms?

a Buses b Life c Things d Innocent people


i This is the girl who ____________ me.

a Guides b Guided c Has guided d Will guide

ii I _______________ to theater quite often.

a Go b Shall go c Have gone d Going

iii I usually _____________ here in this month.

a Rained b Has rained c Rains d Has been raining

iv The baby __________ for milk.

a Cries b Crying c Has been crying d Has cried

v The firework _____________ at midnight.

a Started b Start c Has started d Is starting


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did the Arthur disagree with his wife about the offer of Mr. Steward?

ii. Where did the old man take his son? iii. What was the condition of the Bittering family

on hearing the new of war on Earth? iv. How did the boy look physically? (thank you

M’am) v. What is the theme of the story “A piece of

string”? vi. What punishment was inflicted on the quack?

vii. What was the condition of trees at the attack of locusts?




i. What was the condition of weather in the play, “Heat Lightning”?

ii. Did the girl become suspicious of the first man as the play progressed?

iii. Describe the scene of girl’s running away from the killer?

iv. Can people of the earth compete with the people of Kreton?

v. How does Kreton impress General Powers? vi. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit to Earth?

vii. How does Harry describe the people of O.K by-the-sea?

viii. How does Miss McCutcheon feel about the children of O.K by-the-sea?



i. Why was the mother sparrow carrying a grain of millet in her beak?

ii. Why did Mansur mount the gallows? iii. What is the theme of the poem ‘Times’? iv. What picture of Karachi slums do you get

from the poem, “Sindhi woman”? v. Describe three attributes of God?

vi. How can a rainy day be enjoyed?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father to allow you to join the college trip to Murree. Or Write an application to the Principal to grant you one month leave from college. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Slow and Steady wins the race” or “Might is right”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 No time to run at Beauty’s glance And watch her feet, how they can dance No time to wait till her mouth can Enrich that smile, her eyes began

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 a certain who had just come up looked on and observing this proceeding shouldered his bundle and going to the next village pretended that he was a doctor

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Bear; Beer (ii) Cast; Caste (iii) Diary; Dairy (iv) Idol; Idle (v) Prophet; Profit (vi)Right; Rite (vii) Waste; Waist


“It will be a great favour,” the king said. The sergeant ordered the slave to thrown into water, so that he could have experienced the true danger of life. Two persons threw him in the Sea when he was about to be drowned they pulled him back to the boat and he clung the stern with both his hands. Then he sat down in corner, and remained quiet. This appeared strange to the king , who could not comprehend the wisdom in the action taken by the Sergeant, and he asked for it.

OR


Write an essay on “Information technology”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Impulsively Norma picked up the card halves.

a Fortunately b Probably c Knowingly d Instinctively

ii Jew saw dark stalwart plants loaded with tomatoes.


iii M’am asked Roger to comb his hair to look presentable.

a A sugar daddy b Bald c Untidy d Decent

iv Fateh dad reprimanded Abdul for his mistake.

a Rebuked b Admired c Helped d Abused

v People converged on the Mall Road.

a Gathered b Dieverge c Disperse d Deserted

vi It was a drab interior of a bus station.

a Chari less b Hair less c Cheer less d Care less

vii Kreton says that he does not sound patronizing.

a Sordid b Mean c Meek d Snobbish

viii Clay may bring merriment to the old human heart.

a Disappointment b Joy c Frustration d Dissatisfaction


ix The fearer said that farer’s diligent looking would discover the lacking.

a Foolish b Incomplete c Thorough d Slow

x The shattered visage lay half sunk in the sand.

a Humour b Junk c Tide d Face


i What type of special tree was found by the old man?

a Cherry b Apple c Orange d Coffee tree

ii What was the woman carrying?


iii The parents were nervous because

a They didn’t want to tell the doctor anything

b They didn’t know what to say

c They wanted the doctor to tell them everything

d The child did not tell anything

iv The girl was afraid of

a The police man b A friend c A killer d A person

v Where did the spaceship land?

a On the roof of a building

b In the fields c On a hill d In the lawn of the house of Mrs. Spelding


i He ploughed the field so that he _____________ good crop.

a Gets b Will get c May get d Might get

ii Walk slowly lest you __________________.

a Could tumble b May tumble c Should tumble d Might tumble

iii He always ______________ the truth.

a Speaks b Speak c Will speak d May speak

iv Slow and steady __________ the race.

a Wins b Win c Will win d May win

v I shall not come if it _____________.

a Rain b Raining c Rains d Rained


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What did Norma want to do with the prize money?

ii. How many years did the old man take to improve the old worn-out land?

iii. What was the advice Harry gave to the people on Mars?

iv. What was the condition of the boy when the woman gave him a few jerks?

v. How did Hubert react when he was accused of picking up the pocket-book?

vi. Why did Gorgios take part in politics? vii. Why did the parents rebuke Maltilda?

viii. How did the quack come to realize his error?

ix. What did gift Chaudhary Fateh dad give to Maulvi Abdul for his daughter?


i. What is Harry’s philosophy? ii. Why does Clay need money?

iii. What kind of haircut does Miss McCutcheon want?

iv. What were the circumstances that forced the girl to leave her car?

v. What did the second man tell the girl to overcome her fear from lightning?

vi. What did the girl learn when she saw her flashlight in the First man’s hand?

vii. How much advanced is the civilization of Kreton than that of the Earth?


viii. How does Kreton prove his extraordinary powers?


i. Does the reader succeed in preventing the Rider from continuing his struggle to achieve his goal?

ii. Describe the scene at fruit street? iii. What is the theme of the poem, “Sindhi

Woman”? iv. What is the message of the poem, “The

feed”? v. Why does T.S Elliot call modern man as hollow

man? vi. “A poor life this, if full of care”, what is the

poet trying to say in the line of the poem?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend condoling him on the death of his father. Or Write a letter to your friend telling him about your future plan. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A friend in need is a friend indeed” or “It is no use of crying over spilt milk”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And since to look at things in bloom Fifty springs are little room

About woodland I will go To see the Cherry hung with snow

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 mr steward looked embarrassed I am afraid I am not at liberty to tell you that he said

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Abject; Object (ii) Addition; Edition (iii) Bail; Bale (iv) Baron; Barren (v) Fare; Fair (vi) Fowl; Foul (vii) Teem; Team


“Where did they go?” he wondered. He planned at his wife. She was golden and slender as his daughter. She looked at him and he seemed almost as young as their eldest son.

OR


Write an essay on “Why I love Pakistan?”


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Shoes got by devilish ways will burn your feet.

a Clever b Evil c Unsuitable d Short

ii I repeat it on my soul and my salvation.

a Redemption b Honesty c Integrity d Oath

iii She shrieked terrifyingly hysterically.

a Strictly b Fearfully c Madly d Strangely

iv Get the Kettle going. It’s thirsty work.

a Hard work b Important work c Critical work d Mysterious work

v He was enjoying his promenade in the bitter cold.

a Music b Tree c Stroll d Overcoat

vi The interior of bus station is drab.

a Attractive b Deserted c Busy d Dull

vii Civilization is only just beginning.

a Culture b War c Research d Dress


viii She closed a colourful parasol.

a Apron b Fan c Scarf d Umbrella

ix Half sunk, a shattered visage lies.

a Body b Face c Legs d Head

x We have no time to stand beneath the boughs.

a Leaves b Branches c Roofs d Fans


i The boy was dragged into a _________________.

a Living room b Hall c Kitchenette furnished room

d Dining room

ii Why did the house boy run off to the store?

a To shut the door b To burn the fire c To collect any bit of metal

d To kill the locusts

iii Mehrun had been married with _____________.

a Pomp b Simplicity c Ease d Grace

iv You are in a terrible _______________.

a Space b State c Side d Point

v What is Harry reading?

a Newspaper b Novel c Advertisements d Short story


i He was taking a bath when the bell ____________.

a Was ringing b Rung c Rang d Had rung

ii If you work hard, you ____________.

a Pass b Had passed c Will pass d Passed

iii It seldom ______________ here in winter.

a Rain b Rains c Raining d Has rained

iv No sooner did I reach the station than the train ________________.

a Leave b Has left c Left d Did leave

v Now a days, Mr. Aziz __________ us English.

a Teach b Teaching c Is teaching d Taught


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did the old man planted his secret garden?

ii. What were the qualities of Martians noticed by the rescue workers?


iv. Briefly describe the sick girl’s appearance in “the use of force”?

v. What was the only remedy for the survival of the king?

vi. What was the dream of Martian Luther King?

vii. What was the reaction of the entire village when Mehrun’s dowry was displayed?

viii. What was found under the overcoat of the young man?

ix. Describe the destruction made by locusts?


i. Describe the girl’s impression about the second man?

ii. Does the girl become suspicious of the first man as the play progresses?

iii. Why did girl consider the first man her helper?

iv. How much impressive were the morals of Kreton?


v. What kind of Judge is Judge Applegarth? vi. What is the role of General Powers in the

play? vii. What does Harry advise Miss McCutcheon to

do? viii. What does Clark give Harry and for what

purpose?


i. What is meant by rich leaves? (The rain). ii. Who does the rider present in the poem “o

where are you going”? iii. Give the central idea of the poem “Times”. iv. What is needed today to gain glory as pointed

out by Allama Muhammad Iqbal in his poem entitles “Rubai’yat”?

v. Mention three Attributes of God as described in “God’s Attributes”.

vi. Why does a person question his senses when the facts fail him? (In broken images).

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father about your progress in studies. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college to grant you leave for one week to attend the marriage of your brother. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “No pains, No gains” or “Haste makes waste”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 “Sheepdogs cannot turn her course; They slumber on with paws across In the farm she passes; no one wakes But a jug in a bedroom gently shakes

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 ah cried the people this fellow is a villain so they seized him being minded to carry him before the kings

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Rain; Reign (ii) Fore; Four (iii) Queue; Cue (iv) Goal; Gaol (v) Corps; Corpse (vi) Main; Mane (vii) Peer; Pear


I am not unmindful that some of you have come here out of great trials and tribulations. Some of you have come from narrow jail cells. Some of you have from the areas where your quest for freedom left you battered by the storms of persecution and staggered by the winds of police brutality. You have been the veterans of creative suffering. Continue to work with the faith that unearned suffering is redemptive.

OR


Write an essay on “Democracy”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i It could dissolve his intellect and burn away his past.

a End b Remove c Activate d Consolidate

ii The sick girl shrieked hysterically.

a Delightfully b Wildly c Peacefully d Calmly

iii The slave had not experienced any calamity.

a Comfort b Beauty c Misfortune d Talk

iv The quack said that he can cure goiter.

a Real doctor b Surgeon c Expert d Pretender

v The state of Mississippi was sweltering with the heat of oppression.

a Tyranny b Fire c Sun shine d Desert

vi Kreton says that he picks up things.

a Refutes b Derives c Denies d Eats up


vii The second man is a nondescript sort of person.

a Ugly b Indescribable c Delightful d Frightening

viii Roxana had assortment of shells.

a Net b Skin c Set d Cap

ix The mother sparrow wants to solace the young ones.

a Hate b Thrash c Whip d Comfort

x In Sindhi woman’s tread, there is no tripple.

a Maker b Baker c Stagger d Beggar


i The person pushing the button was to get a payment of:

a 50000 dollars b 10000 dollars c 25000 dollars d 35000 dollars

ii The slave began to cry and tremble.

a In joy of getting reward

b In fear of being drowned

c Seeing others crying d By the punishment inflicted by the King

iii Maulvi Abdul always carried a:

a Light flexible cave b Simple walking stick c An iron-rod d Decorated walking stick

iv I hope I don’t sound patronizing means that I am:

a Not praising b Encouraging c Discouraging d Appreciating

v In the end, the girl stares at the:

a First man’s face b Flashlight c First man’s coat d Second man


i I ___________ a letter yesterday.

a Have received b Received c Had received d Were received

ii Work hard lest you _______________.

a Will fail b Should not fail c Should fail d Had failed

iii A brave man always ________________ death to dishonour.

a Preferred b Has preferred c Prefers d Will prefer

iv If he helped me, I _______________ the examination.

a Passed b Would have passed c Would pass d Had been passed

v It usually ___________ here in this month.

a Rained b Has been raining c Rains d Has rained


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What had the doctors told the old man? ii. What did Harry say about the dead cities?

iii. Why did Manana accuse Hubert of picking the lost pocket-book?

iv. When happened when old Gorgios came to the first hurdle?

v. Why did the sergeant order the slave to be thrown into the Sea?

vi. What punishment did one of the villagers propose of the quack who had killed the old woman?

vii. According to Martian Luther King, who would sit at table of brotherhood on the red hills of George?

viii. When did Chaudhary Fateh dad give new clothes to Maulvi Abdul?

ix. When does the writer say about the people’s behaviour near Christmas? (The angel and the author and the others)


i. Why couldn’t the girl describe the Killer? ii. What type of play “Heat Lightning” is?

iii. What is the significance of storm in the play? (heat lightning)


iv. Compare the people of the earth with that of Kreton.

v. Who is John? vi. What is Harry’s philosophy?

vii. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit? viii. Why is Harry sitting in the barber’s chair?


i. How can a rainy day be enjoyed? ii. Why has the poet used “cannon balls” to

describe the fruit? iii. What did the traveller see in the desert? iv. Why does the poet call the modern men as

hollow men? v. What is worse than slavery?

vi. Describe the scene of devastation. (a tale of two cities).

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your teacher thinking him for his guidance in your studies. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for one moth’s leave. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Kindness never goes unrewarded” or “A stitch in time saves nine”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 To whom the mother sparrow should feed? Conjoining beak with beak With whom should she solace

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 life is like a race jorkens went on in which they tire after a while and sit down or get interested in some thing else

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Lion; Loin (ii)Marry; Merry (iii) Moral; Morale (iv) Passable; Possible (v) Raze; Raise (vi) steel; Steal (vii) Wine; Vine


But Margaret preferred not even to think of them. After the midday meal the men went off to the lands. Every thing was to be replanted with a bit of luck another Swarm would not come travelling down just this way. But they hoped it would rain very soon, to spring some new grass, because the cattle would die otherwise…………. There was not a blade of grass left on the farm. As for Margaret, she was trying to get used to the idea of three or four years of locusts.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i If it is some old Chinese peasant ten thousand miles away?

a Worker b Labour c Farmer d Driver

ii Hubert’s grave withstood the havocs of the flood.

a Ignored b Destroyed c Resisted d Avoided

iii Instantly the melon broke in the throat of the camel.

a By chance b Immediately c Fortunately d Slowly

iv The farm was ringing with the clamour of the song.

a Tolling b Noise c Jingling d Singing

v After the preliminary exchange of greetings Shamim Ahmad hesitatingly said something

a Initial b Hearty c Usual d Exciting

vi The girl shudders at her own thoughts

a Smiles b Tremble c Smears d Delivers


vii Kreton says: “I had to learn them all, quite exhausting”.

a Freshening b Tiring c Interesting d Exciting

viii Who will bring merriment to the tired old human heart.

a Hopelessness b Cheerfulness c Despair d Pessimisim

ix Yonder’s the midden whose odours will madden.

a Shrub b Plant c Flower d Filth

x What should I do, O God ! Aghuast !

a Shook b Terrified c Ghost d Exalted


i The man who keeps on, wins ______________.

a The reward b The race c The shield d The trophy

ii The rocket ___________ cooled in the meadow winds.

a Engine b Plastic c Metal d Interior

iii The wind blew as if to flake away their _____________.

a Indentities b Dresses c Names d Luggage

iv The sound of heavy ___________ can be haerd out side.

a Dust storm b Hurricane c Rain d Flood

v Roger Spelding is concluding his TV

a Broadcast b Play c Serial d Advertisement


i By next May, I ____________ this book.

a Write b Will write c Wrote d Will have written

ii If you boil water, it ______________

a Evaporate b Evaporated c Evaporates d Had evaporated

iii The patient had died before the doctor ________________

a Comes b Will come c Came d Come

iv He ploughed the field so that he ____________ good crop.

a Gets b Will get c May get d Might get

v Walk carefully lest you ____________ fall.

a May b Might c Should d Can


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What was the condition of the Bittering family?

ii. What happened to Roger when he tried to snatch the purse?

iii. Why did Hubert keep claiming innocence before his death?

iv. What was the condition of the parents of the sick girl on the doctor’s arrival?

v. What was the punishment inflicted by the villagers upon the quack?

vi. What were people doing to avoid the danger of locusts?

vii. What are the qualities of the veterans of creative sufferings?

viii. Describe the inauguration ceremony of Shamim Ahmad’s shop in the village.

ix. What did author Jerome K. Jerome see in his dream?


i. What is the impression of the girl about second man?

ii. Why did the girl not accompany second man?


iii. How impress were the morals of Kreton? iv. What type of life do you foresee in the year

5000? v. Can the people of the earth compete with

those of Kreton? vi. What does Clay believe is in the oyster? How

much is its worth? vii. Who buys the oyster? How much does he

pay? viii. Why does Clark Larrabee return?


i. What impression does the sound of rain falling on leaves give to the poet?

ii. What are the qualities of the Sindhi woman? iii. What moral lesson do we get from the poem,

“Ozymandias”? iv. What has made the efforts of the Muslims

fruitless? v. Why did Mansur mount the gallows?

vi. “Actions speak louder than words” how is it with reference to “a man of words and not of deeds”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger brother advising him to give up smoking and pay heed to studies. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for the change of the subject. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Greed is a curse” or “Slow and steady wins the race”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And when the sun comes out, After the rain shall stop A wondrous light will fill Each dark, round drop; I hope the sun shines bright; It will be a lovely sight

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 life is like a race jorkens went an in which they tire after a while and sit down or get interested in some thing else instead the man who keeps on wins the race

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Amiable; Amicable (ii) Bridal; Bridle (iii) Imperial; Imperious (iv) Official; Officious (v) Popular; Populous (vi) Rite; Right (vii) Union; Unity


They looked at Martians hills at that time had worn with a crushing pressure of years. They saw the old cities, lost in their meadows, lying like children’s decline bones among the blowing lakes of grass. “Chin up, Harry”, said his wife, “it’s too late. We’ve come over sixty million miles.” The children with their yellow hair hollered at the deep dome of Martian sky. There was no answer but the racing hiss of wind through the stiff grass. OR Alternative Question for Foreign / English Medium Students

Write an essay on “Basant”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i “We’re stranded on Mars, forever and ever.

a Hanged b Brought up c Caught up d Landed

ii The Mayor was a stout serious man.

a Strong b Tall c Very d Pleasant

iii As the years went by, Gorgios wore down opposing arguments.

a Tore down b Took off c Silenced d Put down

iv What harm could arise from such a trifling demand?

a An ordinary b An important c A great d A public

v The angel had a weary look

a An angry b A happy c A tired d A sad

vi She shudders at her own thoughts.


a Ponders b Wonders c Tramples d Trembles

vii You are deliberately trying to confuse me.

a Carefully b Hopefully c Consciously d Doubtedly

viii Clark Larrabee has scarcely noticed her.

a Hardly b Seriously c Happily d Lovingly

ix A time to rend and a time to sew.

a Buy b Sell c Tear d Wear

x He alighted from high heaven.

a Ascended b Descended c Looked down d Poured down


i In which season did Mr. Bittering stand very golden – eyed?

a Winter b Summer c Autumn d Spring

ii The King was famous for his:

a Justice b Beauty c Injustice d Wickedness

iii Della’s hair reached below her:

a Neck b Back c Feet d Knee

iv The girl was afraid of:

a A policeman b A friend c A killer d A person

v For what was Miss McCutcheon looking according to Harry?

a Friend b Husband c Money d Education


i The sun ____________ in the east.

a Rise b Rises c Rose d Risen

ii I ______________ here since 1996.

a Am living b Has been living c Lived d Have been living

iii Work hard, lest you ______________.

a Fail b Should fail c May fail d Failed

iv He _____________ me last week.

a Meet b Meets c Met d Had met

v Workers _______________ daily here.

a Paid b Are paid c Pay d Have paid


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Norma try to persuade her husband to agree with her?

ii. What were the feeling of Jess’s old father at the age of seventy?

iii. What was the condition of Bittering family, on hearing the news of War on Earth?

iv. What were the feelings of Gorgios on the Occasion?

v. Why did the doctor call the sick girl by her first name?

vi. What was the remedy suggested by the physicians for the disease of the king?

vii. What are the qualities of the veterans of creative suffering?

viii. What was the wisdom of Jim and Della in selling the most valuable things?

ix. How did the young man look like in “Overcoat”?




ii. Does the girl become suspicious of first man as the play progresses?

iii. How impressive were the morals of Kreton? iv. What is the role of General Powers in the

play? v. What is the theme of Kreton’s study?

vi. What is Miss McCutcheon loding for? How does she feel about the children of the town?

vii. What does Harry advise Miss McCutcheon to do?

viii. Where has Clark Larrabee been? How did he get to O.K by-the-sea?


i. What is the main idea of “loveliest of trees, the Cherry now”?

ii. What does the title of the poem ‘o where are you going?’ mean?

iii. What is the message of the poem “The Feed”? iv. What according to Iqbal has made the efforts

of Muslims fruitless? v. Without whose love is Bullah in loss?

vi. What is the moral of the poem, “A man of words and not of deeds”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend telling him about the annual sports of your college. Or Write an application to your Principal for issuing you a character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A friend in need is a friend indeed” or “Once a liar, always a liar”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 “Love’s madness has departed in The Muslims veins the blood runs thin Ranks broken, hearts perplexed, prayers cold No feeling deeper than the skin”

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 when I arrived I was met by the mother a big startled looking woman very clean and apologize who merely said this doctor and let me in she added you must excuse us doctor

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Altar; Alter (ii) Canon; Cannon (iii) Eligible; Illegible (iv) Metal; Mettle (v) Hew; Hue (vi) Rein; Reign (vii) Weigh; Way


For a long time there was only the sound of wind in the late afternoon. Alone, thought Bittering. Only a thousand of us here. No way back. No way, no way. Sweat poured from his face and his hands and his body; he was drenched in the hotness of his fear. He wanted to strike Laura cry, “No, you are lying! The rockets will come back” ! instead, he stroked Laura’s head against him and said, “The rocket will get through someday”.

OR


Write an essay on “Child Labour”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Free lay with them a thric unbidden partner.

a Uninvited b Invited c Nightmare d Delusion

ii The grave of Hubert withstood the havocs of the flood.

a Told b Flowed c Resisted d Rejected

iii The glory of their country would be increased.

a Safety b Grandeur c Target d Aim

iv What then was ruin.

a Work b Cut c Desolation d Population

v It was bulky looking volume.


a Good b Beautiful c Heavy d Light

vi The girl was scared

a Frightened b Calm c Pacified d Satisfied

vii Spelding nods wearily.

a Happily b Heartily c Tiredly d Delightedly

viii I realize the importance of it;

a Learn b Teach c Preach d Perceive

ix Birds turn their head as the train approaches.

a Goes b Drives c Arrives d Strives

x Just to have his head cut off.

a Stop b Keep up c Hold out d Sacrifice his life


i After how much time to rescue rocket came on the Mars.


ii What did the woman heat to serve the boy?

a Mutton b Lima beans and beef c Roast d Bread

iii What would be effect of court acrobat? It would ______________

a Please the king b Annoy the king c Earn money d Strengthen the soldiers

iv What is the colour of the over-hanging light in the bus station?

a Dull blue b Dull yellow c Dull red d Dull green

v How many moons does the earth have according to Kreton?

a 3 b 3 c 2 d 1


i God helps these who _______________ themselves.

a Help b Helps c Will help d Helped

ii I ____________ for you for an hour.

a Wait b Is waiting c Will wait d Have been waiting

iii She __________ English at present.

a Learnt b Learning c Will learn d Have learnt

iv This is the girl who ________ me.

a Help b Helped c Have helped d Is helped

v The snow ____________ in the sun.

a Have melted b Melting c Melts d Will be melt


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What kind of a woman was Norma? ii. Why did Harry try to build the rocket?

iii. What advice did the woman give to Roger? iv. What cure was suggested for the king by the

Physicians? v. What is the moral lesson of the story, “The

Reward”?

vi. What is the moral lesson of the story, “A mild attack of Locusts”?

vii. What kind of life did Maulvi Abdul lead before his marriage?

viii. What was the wisdom in selling the most valuable things? (the gift of magi)

ix. What was the wish of Martin Luther King?


i. Why could not the girl describe the killer?


ii. What were the circumstances that forced the girl to leave her car?

iii. How does Kreton prove his extraordinary powers?

iv. What is the purpose of the visit of Kreton? v. How much advanced is the civilization of

Kreton than that of the earth? vi. Why does Clay need money?

vii. What does Harry advise Miss McCutcheon to do?

viii. Why does Clark give money to Harry?


i. What does the Night Mail bring? ii. What type of person is the rider? (o where are

you going?) iii. Why is ‘Time’ important for every work? iv. Why does poet say the life ‘Poor’ in the poem

“Leisure”? v. Without whose love Bullah is in loss and why?

vi. What is the dream of the poet in the poem, “The delight song”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your mother telling her why you dislike hostel life. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for sick leave. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Pride hath a fall” or “A friend in need is a friend indeed”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05

And since to look at things in bloom Fifty springs are little room About the woodland I will go To see the Cherry hung with snow

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 that I d like for us to go to europe like for us to have a cottage on the island like for us to have a nicer apartment nicer furniture nicer clothes a car

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Accept; Except (ii) Cattle; Kettle (iii) Heal; Heel (iv) Naughty; Knotty (v) Mail; Male (vi) Sensible; Sensitive (vii) Waste; Waist


A few days later, the pre-marriage celebrations began. Mehrunnisa, was put in seclusion in a separate room till the auspicious day. The gay songs that usually accompany wedding ceremonies were not sung for, after all, this was Maulvi Abdul Barkat’s residence. Music of any kind could not be allowed in his house. So the village girls simply sat in a circle round the shy bride and for several nights sang songs of love and friendship, flowers and their fragrance, and the romantic rainy season which has a special significance for young men and women in rural Punjab. They also sang sweet songs of excitement of union and the pangs separation.

OR




S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Norma thought that the matter of the button was ridiculous.

a Logical b Illogical c Possible d Practical

ii Bittering had some blue-prints of the rocket.

a Sketches b Instruments c Parts d Buttons

iii Gentle applause broke out from every hand for Gorgios.

a Curse b Dislike c Clapping d Abuse

iv The sick girl shrieked hysterically.

a Delightfully b Wildly c Calmly d Happily

v Let freedom ring from every hamlet.


a Class room b Small village c City d Country

vi One bench in the room faces the audience.

a Actors b Spectators c Killers d Soldiers

vii The flying object was given rise to so much irresponsible conjectures.

a Solution b Problems c Guessing d Abuse

viii Harry had mumbo jumbo ideas.

a Meaningless b Wise c Good d Sensible

ix That valley is fatal when furnaces burn.

a Beautiful b Deadly c Charming d Shining

x These names show God’s attributes.

a Qualities b Miseries c Kindness d Strength


i Clay is _______________.

a Clark’s son b McCutcheon’s nephew

c Harr’s servant d Writer’s driver

ii The girl is about _______________ years old.

a 22 b 23 c 24 d 25

iii Martin Luther’s dream was ________________.

a Negation of the white

b Equality of the high and low

c Rule of the black d Self-government

iv The Good book allows a man to live on earth ______________ years.

a Sixty b Sixty five c Seventy d Seventy five

v The name of the sick girl was:

a Zabda b Mathilda c Shenaz d Laura


i The train ____________ twenty minutes ago.

a Had arrived b Had been arrived c Arrived d Will be arrived

ii The brave ___________ until they die.

a Fights b Fight c Are fighting d Had fought

iii If I ____________ money, I would have bought a car.

a Had have b Have c Had d Possess

iv He _____________ as soon as his work is finished.

a Should come b May have come c Have come d Came

v Charity ___________ at home.

a Began b Begins c Begun d Will begin


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Harry want to back to earth? ii. What was the time when Roger tried to

snatch the purse of the woman? iii. What was the public announcement (the

piece of string)? iv. What was the condition of the tonsils of the

sick girl?

v. Why did the king weep? vi. Why are locusts compared with bad weather?

vii. What was the Luther’s hope about black and white children?

viii. Why did Maulvi Abdul make mistakes in the prayers?

ix. What was the appearance of the young man wearing over coat?



i. How much advanced is the civilization of Kreton than that of the earth?

ii. Can the people of the earth compete with the people of Kreton?

iii. What were the circumstances that forced the girl to leave her car?

iv. What was the girl doing in stormy weather? v. How much Harry charges for hair cut and why

does he not charge Clark? vi. Where is Clay going and why?

vii. What has happened to Clay’s father? viii. What is the opinion of the General Powers

about Kreton?


i. How is cherry depicted by the poet? ii. What were the feelings of the poet standing

in the dark street? iii. How many young ones are to be fed and how

does mother sparrow feed them? iv. What does the phrase “stuffed man” mean? v. Why did the people of two cities look

powerless and helpless? vi. What is the effect of love with reference to

“Love-and essence of all Religions)

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend about your first day at college. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for the change of subject. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A friend in need is a friend indeed” or “Necessity is the mother of invention”


Those who have crossed With direct eyes, to death’s other kingdom Remember as – if at all – not as lost Violent souls, but only As the Hollow men

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 norma no his face was white he shuddered all right take it easy she said why are you getting so upset its only talk

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Hew, Hue (ii) Ice; Snow (iii) Lesson; Lessen (iv) Miner; Minor (v) Pain; Pane (vi) Rain; Reign (vii) Sail; Sale


On the other hand, nobody could restrain Shamim Ahmad from celebrating his marriage any way he desired. So he came to marry Mehrun amidst fireworks with musicians playing gay tunes. That night, after a lot of whispering in one corner of the house, many trunks were dragged out and opened. The next morning when the dowry was exhibited in the courtyard, the entire village was stunned by what it saw. People were not impressed much with the colourful clothes, for this was not unusual. But the jewellery? It was incredible. Some secretly believed that the Maulvi had a special amulet whose charm blessed him with secret power to get as much money as he desired from the angels.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Arthur countered.

a Contented b Resisted c Hesitated d Confounded

ii I came on the scene wandering about Europe.

a Escorting b Walking c Roaming d Discussing

iii Perhaps I should have desisted.

a Persisted b Abstained c Insisted d Claimed

iv It surely had been made for Jim.

a Clearly b Infinitely c Certainly d Actively


v Mehrunisa was put in seclusion.

a Confusion b Isolation c Jubilation d Profusion

vi Wozzeck is bewildered.

a Confused b Sad c Happy d Mad

vii Will, its elliptical.

a Round b Square c Lengthy d Oval

viii Kreton says that he picks up the things.

a Refutes b Derives c Denies d Eats up

ix He got enmeshed in love.

a Entangled b Selected c Rejected d Dejected

x Sheep dogs slumber on with paws across.

a Bark b Sleep c Smell d Cut


i What was Mr. Manana?

a A camel man b A coach man c A horse rider d A harness man

ii Locusts attach in the area of:

a One kilometer b Ten kilometer c Fifty kilometer d Sixty kilometer

iii The author had been to _______________ charity dinners.

a Three b Four c Five d Six

iv What is the first name of Applegarth?

a Judge b John c Powers d Louie

v The tree of Cherry is the loveliest in _____________.

a Winter b Spring c Summer d Autumn


i Nazia said that she _____________ Ejaz.

a Loved b Do not love c Did not love d Love

ii Sohail bade her ____________ the room.

a To enter b Enter c Entered d Entering

iii Time once gone cannot be ___________.

a Recall b recalls c recalled d Recalling

iv Charity ____________ at home.

a Begin b Begins c Began d Has begun

v His father ____________ a book these days.

a Is writing b Was writing c Write d Writes


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did the Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. What has the doctors told the old man?

iii. Why did Cora want to go back to the earth? iv. What was the subject discussed at the club? v. Why did the sick girl not promptly respond to

the instructions of the doctor?

vi. What did the quack pretend to cure? What was the result of his cure?

vii. What was he cause of Negroes discontentment?

viii. Why did Della feel pride in the beauty of her hair?

ix. Describe Maulvi Abdul’s appearance.



i. What was the condition of the weather in “heat lightning”?

ii. Why does the girl ask for help from the first man in the bus station?

iii. Why does the girl prefer to stay with the first man instead of accompanying the second man?

iv. Who is Kreton and how is he in a dominating position?

v. Why does Mr. Spelding dislike John? vi. What is Kreton’s hobby and why does he

come to earth? vii. What is Harry’s philosophy? Can it be a good

answer to the problems of modern man? viii. Who buys the oyster and why does he not

open it to see the pearl inside?


i. What does the poet reflect when he saw the Sindhi woman?

ii. What does the sparrow hold in her beak? iii. Why Mansur mount the gallows? iv. Which Attribute of God are mentioned in the

poem? v. Why does a person feel helpless on the death

of a friend? vi. How do children enjoy eating fruit?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your mother about the college’s extra-curricular activities. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for remission of fine. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “All that glitters is not gold” or “Union is strength”


Loveliest of trees, the cherry now Is hung with bloom along the bough And stands about the wood land ride Wearing white for Easter tide

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 life is like a race jorkens went on in which they tire after a while and sit down or get interested in some thing else instead the man who keeps on wins the race

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Advice; Advise (ii) Check; Cheque (iii) Hair; Hare (iv) Hoard; Horde (v) Lay; Lie (vi) Marry; Merry (vii) Moral; Morale


The main swarm is not sweltering. They are heavy with eggs. They are looking for a place to settle and lay. If we can stop the main body settling in our farm, That’s everything. If they get a chance to lay their eggs, we are going to have everything eaten flat with hoppers later on. He picked a stray locust off his shirt and split down his thumbnail – it was clotted inside with eggs. “Imagine that multiplied by millions. You ever seen a hopper swarm on the march? Well you are lucky.

OR




S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i While she was stacking dishes, she turned abruptly.

a Pilling up in frame for drying

b Washing c Breaking d Cleaning

ii The strap broke with a single sudden tug.

a Hit b Thrust c Pull d Push

iii The readers are sure to enjoy these parables.


a Moral stories b Adventures c Dreams d False tales

iv Love and large-hearted giving, when added together, can leave deep marks.

a Careless b Miserly c Generous d Foolishly

v The young man seemed to be immune to them.

a Protected from something unpleasant

b Affected c Unsafe d Lieable

vi The girl is stunned.

a Shocked b Pleased c Surprised d Praised

vii But this visit was all rather impromptu.

a Rapid b Planned c Without preparation d Undecided

viii Let by gones by by gone.

a Forget the difference b Remember the past events c Gloomy days are gone d Good days are gone

ix Your diligent looking discover the lacking?

a Discourage b Hard working c Lazy d Activeness

x What should I do O God! Aghast!

a Terrified b Fear c Wonder d elevated


i Who is Norma’s opinion, was the researcher?

a Psychiatrist b A doctor c An eccentric millionaire d A killer

ii Gorgios wanted to prove.

a His parents wrong b His nation wrong c His brother wrong d His philosophy wrong

iii The glory of whom shall be revealed?

a America b Lord c Nation d Black people

iv Why did she circle round and round into the wood?


b To reach her town c To reach her parents

d To reach her house

v The house of Spelding comes under the

a Civil law b Criminal law c Company law d Martial law


i They _________ here a month ago.

a Have come b Will have come c Came d Had come

ii The train ______________ yet at station.

a Has not arrived b Has arrived c Would arrive d Should arrive

iii We ______________ Murree next month.

a Shall visit b Visited c Would visit d Have visited

iv If he had worked hard, he ______________.

a Would have passed b Would pass c Had passed d Has passed

v She __________ in the sun for two hours.

a Has been sleeping b Is sleeping c Was sleeping d Will be sleeping


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What were the reasons Norma gave to her husband to accept the offer?

ii. What had the doctors told the old man?

iii. What was the advice Harry gave to the people?

iv. What were the feelings of Gorgios on the occasion?

v. What should be the role of a Qazi? vi. Did Margaret know what to do what to keep

the locusts away? vii. What does Martin dream about the red hills

of Georgia?


viii. Why did she feel sad on losing her hair? ix. Why did the young man follow the couple

closely?


i. What were the circumstances that forced a girl that to leave her car?

ii. What is the impression of the Girl about the second man?

iii. How did the girl recognize the first man to be the Killer?

iv. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit? v. What is the role of General Powers in the

play? vi. How does the Harry describe the inhabitants

on O.K by-the-sea? vii. What kind of Judge is Judge Applegarth?

viii. What does Clark give Harry? For what purpose?


i. What does night mail bring? ii. How does the Reader frighten the Rider?

iii. What did the traveller see in the desert? iv. What, according to Allama Iqbal, is worse

than slaver? v. Mention three attributes of God as described

in the poem, “God’s Attributes”. vi. What happens when life is spent with the help

of words and not of deeds?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your Aunt thanking her for the nice hospitality she showed during your stay with her. Or Write an application to the Principal requesting him to grant you leave for full one week as you have to attend the marriage ceremony of your elder brother. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A friend in need is a friend indeed” or “All that glitters is not gold”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 A poor life this if, full of care We have no time to stand and stare

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 why do you take the path straight up the point I asked look at these other paths what are they doing here

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Cemetery; Symmetry (ii) Berth; Birth (iii) Ascent; Assent (iv) Audible; Edible (v) Dairy; Diary (vi) Medal; Meddle (vii) Pour; Pore


She was a large woman with a large purse that had everything in it but a hammer and nails. It had a long strap, and she carried it slung across her shoulder. It was about eleven O’ Clock at night, dark, and she was walking alone, when a boy ran up behind her and tried to snatch her purse. The strap broke up with a sudden single tug the boy gave it from behind.

OR


Write an essay on “Load shedding and its impact on Economic progress”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i He was drenched in the hotness of his fear.

a Happy b Soaked c Sad d Clear

ii He turned at the foot of the barren stoop


a Mud b Clear c Deserted d High

iii She was a feeble old woman.

a Beautiful b Weak c Brave d Cheerful

iv No king had anything so valuable.

a Cheap b Good c Costly d Beautiful

v He had a weary look.

a Tired b Pleasant c Sad d Fearful

vi The door rattles viscously.

a Unexpectedly b Strangely c Violently d Gently

vii Well, it’s elliptical.

a Lengthy b Round c Square d Oval

viii It’s imitation stuff mainly.

a Costly b Copy c Beautiful d Good

ix You diligent looking discover the lacking.

a Careful b Simple c Complete d Slow

x There was no one to lessen their groans.

a Heighten b Increase c Decrease d Enhance


i The boy washed his face on the direction of:

a Police officer b His father c The woman d His uncle

ii The boat started tossing means that the boat

a Remained peaceful b Started flying c Started shaking d Sank

iii Jim bought a gift of.

a A watch b Shoes c Clips d The combs

iv If the people were smart they would not be out.

a On a day like this b On a holiday c On a tour d On a night like this

v How many years are required to tell the story of travel?

a One hundred b Two hundred c Five hundred d Seven hundred


i My friends ______________ the prime minister yesterday.

a See b Sees c Saw d Had seen

ii We generally ____________ Urdu.

a Speak b Spoke c Spoken d Had spoken

iii I ___________ for Karachi tomorrow.

a Has been leaving b Leave c Left d Shall leave

iv If I had worked hard, I _____________.

a Would have pass b Would have passed c Should have pass d Would pass

v Would that I ____________ rich!

a Was b Am c Were d Have been


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. Where did the old man take his son? iii. What did Harry want to grow on the Mars? iv. What were the arrangements made for the

function of inauguration?


v. Did the girl change her expression when the doctor said, “Does your throat hurt you”?

vi. What should be the role of a Qazi? vii. Why did Jim sell his gold watch?

viii. How would Maulvi Abdul live before his marriage?

ix. Why did the people come out on the Mall?


i. What were the circumstance that forced the girl to leave her car?

ii. What did Clay find near Black Rock? iii. Can Harry give a poodle haircut? iv. Can the people of the earth compete with

those of Kreton? v. What is the role of General Powers in the

play? vi. What is the girl’s impression about the second

man? vii. What are the morals of Kreton?

viii. Why did she ask for help from first man?


i. What is the main idea of the poem “Loveliest of trees, the Cherry now”?

ii. What was written on the pedestal of the stature?

iii. Why does the poet call the modern men as “hollow men”?

iv. What is theme of Iqbal’s “Rubaiyat”? v. What does the poet mean by the phrase

‘decamping talk’? vi. Why did Mansur mount the gallows?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend thanking him for birthday gift. Or Write an application to your Principal giving an explanation of your misbehaviour and offering a satisfactory apology. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Tit for tat” or “Union is strength”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Whose frown; And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command, Tell that its sculptor well those passions read, Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 is that so harry sam said casually and you re taller and thinner you might be bright harry

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Barren; Barron (ii) Roll; Role (iii) Mare; Mere (iv) Expansive; Expensive (v) Assay; Essay (vi) Horde; Hoard (vii) Urban; Urbane


Once he raised a hand to touch the lowest of the swings that were hung from the ceiling. But again the applause broke out, assuring him that no actual activity was expected of him. And so; having made his bows, he was led to a seat, his life’s ambition achieved. It must have taken him more than sixty years to do it, since first he came by that strange ambition of his. But he did it.

OR




S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i She was golden and slender as her daughter.


a Beautiful b Angry c Attractive d Slim

ii She shook him until his teeth rattled.

a Bled b Clattered c Pained d Ached

iii His bewildered victim inquired.

a Sad b Miserable c Astounded d Happy

iv She began to think more reasonably.

a Slowly b Sensibly c Wrongly d Rightly

v There was nothing to grumble at.

a Watch b Enjoy c Hate d Complain

vi The girl lets out a muffled cry.

a Loud b Faint c Tragic d Mischievous

vii Kreton asked powers not to wreck his ship.

a Build up b Decorate c Furnish d Ruin

viii I might damage it!

a Buy b Harm c Spoil d Lose

ix Radiant as lanterns, they forget.

a Shining b Coloured c Beautiful d Red

x You whom this age’s way so captivate.

a Ugly b Bad c Fascinate d Repulsive


i What were the feelings of Hubert when he was informed of the recovery of the lost object? He felt:

a Disgusted b Triumphed c Indifferent d Concerned

ii The great throne-room had been turned into a kind of:

a Swimming pool b Gymnasium c Stadium d Race track

iii After the accident what was the first thing removed from the body of the young man?

a Overcoat b Shoes and socks c White silk scarf d An old cotton sweater

iv The girl was coming from:

a The party b Tour c A hill station d A station

v The house of Spelding comes under the:



i Charity ____________ at home.

a Begins b Began c Would begin d Begin

ii They ____________ to Murree tomorrow.

a Shall go b Shall have gone c Will go d Be going

iii I remember, I ________________ you last year.

a Had met b Met c has met d Was meeting

iv I ________________ the examination yet.

a Has not taken b Took c Have not taken d Is not taken

v She made tea while I ________________.

a Sleep b Slept c Was sleeping d Can sleep


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I Q#2. (a) Answer (in 3-4 lines / sentences) the following any six questions from book-I (short stories). 12



ii. What were the feelings of the old man at the age of seventy?

iii. What made Hubert feel shameful? iv. Why did the parents rebuke their daughter? v. How did the king recover?

vi. What was the punishment inflicted upon the quack by the villagers?

vii. What should be the faith of Negroes? viii. Why did Della and Jim want to exchange the

gifts? ix. How much did Maulvi Abdul distribute among

the needy and the poor on every Eid?


i. Describe the setting of the play “heat lightning”?

ii. Why didn’t the girl accompany the second man?

iii. Why does the man let the second man come in?

iv. How does Kreton impress General Powers? v. Can the earth people compete with Kreton’s

people? vi. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit to the

earth? vii. Why does Clay need money?

viii. Why does Clark Larrabee return at the end of the play?


i. How does scenery look after rain? ii. When does a person remember God?

iii. What is the bare truth? (He came to know Himself)

iv. Why has the poet used ‘cannon balls’ to describe the fruits?

v. How many young ones are to be fed? What does the sparrow hold in her beak?

vi. What is the effect of love?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father describing the cause of your failure in English paper. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for fee concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Pride hath a fall” or “Do not build castles in the air”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 I, with my stoop reflect, They stand most straight, Who learn to walk beneath a weight

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 is this a practical joke asked arthur not all the offer is completely genuine you are not making sense arthur said

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Dear; Deer (ii) Steel; Steal (iii) Flew; Flu (iv) Aid; Add (v) Vane; Vain (vi) Soar; Sour (vii) Vale; Veil


After the ceremonies were over, Mehrun was made to sit in a palanquin. Beautifully decorated it was covered with a large silken cloth so that the bride could go to the bride groom’s house in strict Purdah. As two sturdy villagers carried it away, Maulvi Abdul walked a few steps with it. He must have cried silently for his eyes and nose were red and he looked pale. At the same time he looked at peace.

OR


Write an essay on “Unemployment”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE



i My curiosity was aroused.

a Slept b Wept c Laughed d Stirred

ii Mr. Hubert was a peasant.

a Master b Farmer c Barber d Driver

iii Now truly was furious.

a Angry b Shocked c Afraid d Humble

iv Let us not wallow in the valley of despair.

a Delight b Wore c Sad d Stumble

v Without hesitation, he went in.

a Instantly b Delay c Charm d Interest

vi You are in a terrible state.

a Good b Dreadful c Charming d Fascinating

vii The horror of it has always eluded me.

a Affected b Evaded c Appealed d Fascinated

viii I won’t forget this ruderness.

a Insolence b Treatment c Manner d Dealing

ix It will be a lovely sight.

a Matter b Spectacle c Issue d Situation


a Faith b Reality c Harmony d Width


i Mr. Steward was a man:

a Bulky b Small c Tall d Fat

ii Who returned the pocket book to James?

a Hubert b Manana c George d Mayour

iii How did the angel look?

a Fresh b Pleasant c Vexed d Weary

iv The bus was late due to.

a Rush b Storm c Accident d Change in schedule

v John is a

a Doctor b Pilot c Teacher d Farm owner


i He __________ a letter.

a Is write b Has written c Writing d Was written

ii When is last him, he ____________ in Japan.

a Living b Lives c Was live d Was living

iii I _____________ this work in ten minutes.

a Shall finished b Will finished c Shall have finished d Finishes

iv He asked me if she ______________.

a Might go b May go c May goes d Might goes

v Ali _____________ in Multan now.

a Have been b Was c Should be d Should have


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I




ii. Why did Jess’s father take the steep paths? iii. What was the reaction of woman, when the

boy fell down? iv. How did the child look by appearance in “the

use of force”? v. What were the arrangements made for the

function of inauguration? (the reward) vi. What was the remedy suggested by the

physicians for the disease of king? vii. What is the dream of Martin Luther King?

viii. What sort of people came on the mall? ix. Why did the farmers throw wet leaves on

fire?


i. What was the man dragging out of the car? ii. Why did the girl refuse to go with the second

man? iii. Did the girl become suspicious of the first man

as the play progressed? iv. What is the theme of the study of Kreton? v. How does Kreton prove his extraordinary

powers? vi. What is the role of General Powers in the

play? vii. What does Clay want to put in the local

newspaper? viii. What has happened to Clay’s father?


i. Why should the mighty get disappointed to look at the works of Ozymandias?

ii. What is the central theme of the poem “the feed”?

iii. Why does the poet call the modern men as hollow men?

iv. Why is the soul of Europe empty of concord? v. How did the Japanese bear the pains of the

block day? vi. Without whose love is Bullah in Loss?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend inviting him to the marriage ceremony of your brother. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college to improve medical facilities in your college.10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “All that glitters is not gold” or “No pains, no gains”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Bare foot, through the bazar, And with the same undulant grace As the clothe blown back from her face She glides with a stone jar, High on her head And not a ripple in her head

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 this is the way jess said my father pointing with his cane across the deep valley below us I want to show you something you have not seen for many years

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Adopt; Adapt (ii) Bone; Boon (iii) Cattle; Kettle (iv) Male; Mail (v) Social; Sociable (vi) Wine; Vine (vii) Sensible; Sensitive


There was a young fellow, said Jorken, to whom his parents probably used to say the very things that we have been saying now; and very likely he as many young fellow do, may have wanted to prove them wrong, I don’t know: it was a long time ago. But, what ever his motive was, he hit on a most extra-ordinary ambition, and stuck to it, it was nothing less than to be appointed court acrobat.

OR




S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Norma remembered Arthur’s life-insurance with double indemnity.

a Compensation b Fine c Reward d Installment

ii Mr. Hubert only met with incredulity.

a Disbelief b Slowly c Brilliantly d Completely

iii To whom shall I complaint against your brutality?

a Morality b Cruelty c Mentality d Vitality

iv Oblivious of his surroundings, Abdu’s mind was racing elsewhere.

a Aware b Unaware c Comfortable d Happy with

v She shudders at her own thoughts.

a Shivers b Smiles c Relaxes d Laughs

vi The flying object has given rise to so much, irresponsible conjecture.

a Response b Action c Conflict d Guess

vii Her hands clawed instinctively for my eyes.

a Naturally b Slowly c Brilliantly d Completely

viii Not even one who is well off.

a Honest b Bold c Poor d Wealthy

ix Stare from bushes at her blank-faced coaches.

a Brown b Passionless c Empty d Ugly

x To pour a cascade of love.

a Heaven b Treasure c Fountain d Valley


i What was the third unbidden partner that lay with Mr. and Mrs. Bittering at every midnight talk.

a Bear b Fear c Lora d Harry

ii Who uttered a quiet sigh mourning over some lost ambition?

a Hubert b Gorgios c Terbut d Jorkens

iii What was Shamim Ahmad’s relation with Maulvi Abdul Barkat?

a Son b Son in law c Brother in law d Cousin

iv Spelding was against Ellen’s marriage with John because he had no __________.

a Get-up-and-go b Interests in business

c Land d Money

v Who was the editor and publisher of the weekly paper “The O.K by-the-sea”?

a Fenton Lockhart b Harry Van Dusen c Clay Larrabee d Wozzeck


i The train___________ before we reached the station.

a Left b Has left c Had left d Was left

ii He _____________ out five minutes ago.

a Goes b Went c Has gone d Had gone

iii My father _________ ill for a week.

a Is b Will c Has d Has been

iv If I worked hard, I _________ passed.

a Had b Have c Would have d Had had

v I ____________________ in a competition next month.

a Participates b Participated c Have participated d Shall participate


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I


i. Where did the old man take his son? ii. What did happen to the boy when he tried to

snatch the purse of the woman? iii. What did Hubert make shameful? iv. Describe the scene of inauguration. v. What was the condition of the tonsils of the

sick girl? vi. What did the quack tend to pretend to care?

vii. Why did the farmers throw wet leaves on fire?

viii. What was the cause of discontentment of Negroes?

ix. How much did the Maulvi collect on every Eid? And what did he say to his followers on this occasion?


i. What is the significance of storm in the play? ii. What type of play “Heat lightning” is?

iii. What restrictions were imposed on Spelding’s house?

iv. What does Kreton know about the earth? v. How many characters are there in the play,

“the oyster and the pearl”? vi. What type of caps Harry wear?

vii. Why does the judge think that Miss McCutcheon will not last as a teacher?

viii. What kind of gadget does the writer describe?


i. How does Cherry add to the glory of Easter? ii. How does the sun shine after rain?

iii. What is the importance of time on our life? iv. What does the poet emphasize in “Leisure”? v. Why were atom bombs dropped on the two

cities? vi. Why is love an essence of all religions?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your sister congratulating her on her success in the competitive examination. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for College leaving certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Haste makes waste” or “A friend in need is a friend indeed”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Splitting the grain, You have learnt to set life on foot Could you split the grain? One grain to be fed to the Ten young ones

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 all the crops finished nothing left he said but the gongs were still beating the men still shouting and Margaret asked why do you go on with it then

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Angel; Angle (ii) Council; Counsel (iii) Fair; Fare (iv) Waste; Waist (v) Ring; Wring (vi) Metal; Mattle (vi) Cemetery; Symmetry


“If they fail, they are expected to bring the case before the Qazi to seek justice. But in the present case, the parent have agreed to get my bloodshed for the trash of this world. The Qazi has issued a decree to hill me. The king thinks he will recover his health only through my slaying brutality, if I am to seek justice from your hand?”

OR


Write an essay on “Wonders of Science”.


S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Jess’s father interrupted when Jess was speaking.

a Appreciated b Broke in c Dozed off d Ploughed

ii It only remained then to inaugurate Gorgios.

a Decorate b Castigate c Initiate d Punish

iii The slave created inconvenience for others.

a Calm b Comfort c Gap d Trouble

iv The sunlight was coming down distorted.

a Fierce b Lovely c Shiny d Tampered

v Fateh dad reprimanded Abdul for his mistake.

a Rebuked b Admired c Helped d Asked

vi The girl was scared.

a Calm b Frightened c Pacified d Satisfied

vii They think Kreton a monster first.

a Droll b Ghost c Intellectual d Scholar

viii Miss McCutcheon closed a colourful parasol.

a Door b Purse c Umbrella d Window

ix The Sindhi woman was gliding through the bazaar.

a Flying b Going smoothly c Swimming d Running

x He poured a cascade of love.

a Covered b Flowed c Prevented d filled


i How much money was there in the lost pocket-book?

a 500 shilling b 400 shilling c 300 shilling d 200 shilling

ii For how many days had the sick girl been ill?

a 2 b 3 c 4 d 5

iii What did Della try to cover?

a The door b The chain c The watch d The sad marks

iv What is inside the spaceship?

a Food b Nothing c Wires d Keyboaed

v What did Harry invent?

a A device b A gadget c A philosophy d A radio


i Majority of the people in Pakistan ____________ Muslims.

a Is b Are c Were d Been

ii The lesson _____________ when the bell rings.

a Break b Will end c Will be end d Ending

iii The thief __________ into the house yesterday.

a Breaks b Broke c Break d Broken

iv Money _________ the mare go.

a Makes b Make c Made d Is making

v If he came, I _____________ him.

a Help b Will help c Would help d Would have helped


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I



ii. How dangerous a Martian Virus can be? iii. To which ambition did Gorgios stick? iv. What should be the role of a Qazi? v. How did the advancing Locusts look?

vi. What did Jim bring out of his coat? vii. How did the young man die?

viii. Why did the quack come back to the camel-men?

ix. What was the condition of the tonsils of the sick girl?


i. Why could not the girl describe the killer? ii. What is the impression of the girl about the

second man? iii. Describe the arrival of the flying saucer in five

sentences. iv. What does General Powers think about

Kreton? v. What do you know about John and Ellen? (in

five sentences) vi. How does Harry describe the inhabitants on

O.K by-the-sea? vii. Does the writer open the oyster? Why not?



i. For whom does the “night mail” bring mail? ii. What is meant by the phrase “When furnaces

burn”? iii. What was written on the pedestal of the

statue of Ozymandias? iv. Why is mother sparrow holding a millet in her

beak? v. What is meant by decamping?

vi. Why does the poet lay emphasis on love? (Love an essence of all Religions)

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father explaining the cause of your failure in the examination. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for remission of fee. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Hastes makes waste” or “All that glitters is not gold”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And since to look at things in bloom Fifty springs are little room About the woodland I will go To see the cherry hung with snow.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 she shuddered all right, take it easy, she said why are you getting so upset

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Accept; Except (ii) Device; Devise (iii) Gaol; Goal (iv) Miner; Minor (v) Pail; Pale (vi) Soar; Sore (vii) Yolk; Yoke


When he had overtaken them, he cried. “What foolish men you must be! I met an old woman who suffered from goiter just like your camel, and I tied a blanket around her neck and struck her with a mallet, but instead of recovering like your camel, she died, and instead of getting a fee, I was compelled to dig her grave”. “it was not we were stupid”, answered the camel men, but you. We are not stupid at all. These animals are camels of prodigious size and strength. How was a feeble and old woman to stand the blow of mallet”?


S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Arthur looked incredulous.

a Authoritative b Definite c Doubtful d Sure

ii M’am kicked the boy on his sitter.

a Battleaxe b Foot c Head d Hip

iii Gorgios wore down opposing arguments.

a Animals b Chapters c Logic d Pages

iv The new mealies were just showing.

a Clouds b Colours c Maize d Stars

v Abul’s children came in quick succession.

a Cycle b Knowledge c Negligence d Rejection

vi The man asked the girl to fix her up.

a Go out b Arranges c Sleep d Take rest

vii Mr. Spelding looks unctuous.

a Cruel b Flattering c Kingly d Wild

viii The barber shop is crowded with stuff.

a Empty b Packed c Vacant d Void

ix Man has fissured the atom.

a Broken b Built c Used d Liked

x All are taking about decamping.

a Battle b Leaving c Fighting d Matching


i What did Jess’s father hunt?

a deer b Goats c Sparrows d Squirrels

ii Who represented herself for cure in the first village?

a A boy b A girl c An old woman d An old man

iii How much the owner demanded for his rug?

a 1432 b 1423 c 1435 d 1436

iv What does Mrs. Spelding say about John?

a Immature b A lazy boy c A nice boy d A rascal

v What sort of hair cut does Miss McCutcheon want?

a Black b Blonde c Curly d Poodle


i He ___________ a car.

a Drive b Drives c Is drive d Driven

ii Traitors were not ____________ by their faces.

a Recognize b Recognized c Will recognize d Recognizes

iii They will ___________ the poor.

a Help b Helps c Helped d Has helped

iv You will be ill if you ___________ too much.

a Cat b Eats c Will cat d Is eaten

v We should __________ to the river.

a Went b Go c Going d Gone


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I


i. Why did not the old man follow the advice of the doctors? ii. What was the advice Harry gave to the people?

iii. How did the boy look physically? (Thank you, M’am) iv. Why did Manana accuse Hubert of picking up the lost pocket-book? v. Why did the king weep?

vi. How did the camel men cure their camel? vii. What was the dream of Martin Luther King Jr.?

viii. Why did the farmers throw wet leaves on fire? ix. Describe Maulvi Abdul’s appearance?


i. Why did the first man accuse the First Man of lying? ii. What were the circumstances that forced the girl to leave her car?

iii. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit? iv. How does Kreton prove his extraordinary powers? v. Compare the people of the Mars and the Earth? (five sentences)

vi. According to Harry, how does one bring merriment to the tired old human heart? vii. What does Clark give Harry? For what purpose?

viii. What is Judge Applegarth’s complaint about the sea?


i. How does the sun rise after rain? ii. Whom does the reader represent?

iii. What does the sparrow hold her beak in the poem “the feed”? iv. Why did the people of Japan look powerless and helpless? v. What are the effects of the attributes of God?

vi. What are the things that keep a person alive?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend congratulating him on his success in the examination. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for re-admission. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “No pains no gains” or “A rolling stone gathers no mass”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Now of my three score years and ten Twenty will not come again, And take from seventy springs a score; It not only leaves me fifty more

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 now your are coming to some thing son he said as he pushed down the top wire so that he could cross the fence this is something I want you to see

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Amiable; Amicable (ii) Bridal; Bridle (iii) Canon; Cannon (iv) Sink; Drown


(v) Heal; Heel (vi) Miner; Minor (vii) Medal; Meddle


Before his marriage, Maulvi Abdul Barkat, alias, Abul, used to live in comfort, even pomp. On his head he wore a light brown turban know as Mashadi Lungi, because it originally came from Mashad in Iran. The glided tip of his cap used to shine brightly above the turban. He always carried a walking stick, a sort of scepter with decorative bands of brass and gilt. For his hair, he used fragrant oils. Its sweat pungent smell lingered in the village lanes whenever he walked through them.

Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: FAISALABAD Year: 2007 Group: I Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Twice my father stopped to wipe the sweat.

a Smell b Look c Rub away d Consider

ii She shook him until his teeth rattled.

a Broke b Clattered c Shone d Removed

iii Mr. Hubert’s grave withstood the havocs of the flood.

a Destruction b Water c Power d Flow

iv The mother was a big startled looking woman.

a Shocked b Serious c Comic d Angry

v The slave had never experienced any calamity.

a Sea water b Voyage c Disaster d Boat

vi I am scared, Oh! Oh, God, I am scared.

a Sad b Afraid c Ruined d Uneasy

vii It’s out duty. This is dreadful thing.

a Good b Horrible c Difficult d Serious

viii She has long blonde hair.

a Golden b Dark c Brown d Curly

ix Radiant as lantern, they forget.

a Burning b Shining c Happy d Sad

x And not a ripple in her tread.

a Step b Gait c Legs d Face



i What was woman carrying? (Thank you, M’am)

a A rod b A bag c A hammer d A baby

ii Who is “I” in the story “the use of force”?

a The father b The doctor c The mother d The daughter

iii Where did travellers stay?

a In an inn b In a jungle c In a valley d Under a clump of trees

iv The girl was afraid of: (heat lightning)

a The policeman b A friend c A killer d A strange animal

v Johan is a:

a Merchant b Farm owner c Pilot d Alien


i When the phone rang, he ……….a bath.

a Is having b Was having c Had d Will have

ii By next May, I (write) this book.

a Wrote b Have written c Had written d Will have written

iii We generally (speak) Urdu in college.

a Speak b Speaks c Spoke d Have spoken

iv He does nothing but (play).

a Playing b Would play c Play d Has played

v We saw her (go) out of the room.

a Going b Goes c To go d Will go


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What did happen to the boy when he tried to snatch the purse?

ii. What was the reaction of the woman? iii. Why did the woman ask the boy to wash his

face? iv. What was the behaviour of child with the

doctor? v. Why did the parents rebuke here?

vi. Did the sick girl obey the doctor? vii. Why did the doctor become furious?

viii. How did the doctor open her mouth? ix. What was the advice given by Nushirvan to his

people?


i. What kind of play is “the oyster and the pearl”?

ii. Why did Harry wear various hats? iii. Was Clay a barber?

iv. What philosophy did Harry invent to live in life?

v. Why did Miss McCutcheon come to O.K by-the-sea?

vi. Write a note on Mr. Spelding. vii. How did you find Ellen?

viii. Write a note on Mrs. Spelding.


i. Write main idea of the main “The Rain”. ii. What does the poet mean by “The Poor” in

the poem “The Rain”? iii. What does the poet hear in the poem “The

Rain”? iv. Who was Ozymandias? v. Whom did the poet of Ozymandias meet?

vi. What does she shattered visage mean in the poem “Ozymandias”?


SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter of condolence to your friend on his/her mother’s death. Or Write an application to the Principal for school leaving certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Unity is strength” or “A stitch in time saves nine”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Through love grief becomes joy, Through love life becomes harmless.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 well there was opportunity argned terput if he was born a good athlete

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Access; Excess (ii) Stair; Stare (iii) Medal; Meddle (iv) Wait; Weight (v) Yoke; Yolk (vi) Thorn; Thorne (vii) Wet; Whet


“Whoever enlarged it, so that it reached its present magnitude is at fault. If the King eats one apple from the garden of a subject, his slaves will pull him the tree from the roots. For five eggs, which the King allows to be taken by force, the people belonging to his face army will put a thousand fowls on the spit.

OR



Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: FAISALABAD Year: 2007 Group: II Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The wind blows as if to flake away their identities.

a Frost b Repair c Enhanced d Destroy

ii Firmly gripped by his shirt front, the boy said, “Yes’m”.

a Seized b Hit c Slack d Stopped

iii But as when years went by the wore down opposing arguments.

a Ejected b Weakened c Projected d Infamous

iv He speaks to all nations and is perpetually modern.

a Happily b Gladly c Slightly d Forever

v Gratified and almost glazed, Maulvi Abdul went back to his wife.

a Thankful b Facile c Submissive d Meek

vi The drab interior of a bus station along a deserted highway somewhere in the Midwest.

a Dull b Beautiful c New d Modern

vii He is middle age, unctuous resonant.

a Deadly b Friendly c Naughty d Amazingly

viii The children go out, Wozzeck is bewildered.

a Astonished b Happy c Angry d Disappeared

ix Now of my three score years and ten.

a Eighty b Fifty c Sixty d Twenty

x Wicks balance flame, a dark dew falls.

a Candle thread b Oil c Stand d Air



i Who is “I” in the story “the oyster and the pearl”?

a The father b The doctor c The mother d The child

ii What happened the throat of the old woman?

a Infectious b Swollen c Wounded d Paining

iii Della’s hair reached below her:


iv What was the impression of Kreton on seeing the inside of the house?

a Disgusted b Delighted c Callous d Sorrowful

v Those why carry weight stand:

a Straight b Bend c Idle d Fall


i I (live) here since 1960.

a Lives b Lived c Am living d Has been living

ii My brother and I (b) present in the last meeting.

a Be b Am c Are d Were

iii He did hard work and (succeed)?

a Succeed b Succeeds c Succeeded d Has succeeded

iv The Muslims never (worship) any god but Allah.

a Worship b Worships c Worshipped d Worshipping

v Would that I (be) rich!

a Was b Were c Am d Will be


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Where did the old man take his son? ii. What were the names of vegetables the old

man grew on his farm? iii. What did the doctors tell the old man? iv. What was the point of view points of parents

of Gorgios? v. What were arrangements made for the

function of inauguration? vi. What were the feelings of Gorgios on this

occasion? vii. Did Gorgios use any cut short to achieve his

ambition? viii. Was Norma normal on hearing the news of

accident? ix. Was Norma selfish?


i. What is the impression of the girl about the second man?

ii. How much away was the girl from her home? iii. Why was the girl not willing to go with the

second man? iv. How did the Kreton look to Mrs. Spelding? v. What did General Powers ask AIDE to do

about the ship? vi. How did Kreton secure his ship?

vii. Why did the Kreton come to earth? viii. What are Kreton’s views about the language

of the earth?


i. What is the main idea of “the hollow men”? ii. Who has been called the “the hollow men”?

iii. What did the stuffed man mean? (The hollow man)

iv. Where is Cherry growing? (loveliest of trees, the cherry now).


v. What is meant by wood land side? (loveliest of trees, the cherry now).

vi. How cherry has been personified?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend inviting him to come and stay with you in spring holidays. Or Write an application to your Principal for re-admission. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Nothing is inferior in this world” or “Tit for Tat”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Bare foot, through the bazar, And with the same undulant grace, As the cloth blown back from her face, She glides with a stone jar.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 mr steward looked embarrassed I m afraid I m not at liberty to you that he said however I assure you the organization is of international scope


(i) Advice; Advise (ii) Corpse; Corps (iii) Fare; Fair (iv) Practice; Practise (v) Lion; Loin (vi) Discover; Invent (vii) Team; Teem


When they finished eating, she got up and said, “Now here, take this ten dollars and buy yourself some blue suede shoes, and next time, do not make the mistake of latching onto my pocket-book nor nobody else’s – because shoes got by devilish ways will burn your feet. I got to get my rest now. But from here on in, son, I hope you will behave yourself”.

OR




S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Arthur looked astounded.

a Happy b Disgusted c Stunned d Charming

ii Jess’s father climbed a bluff that rose abruptly.

a Dinosaur b Sapling c Trunk d Cliff

iii The passengers whirled away across the Martian meadows.

a Rushed b Whistled c Died d Dodged

iv M’am dragged the frightened boy behind her.

a Beat b Pulled c Left d Deserted

v Mr. Hubert was a peasant.

a Master b Farmer c Barber d Caretaker


a Frightened b Calm c Pacified d Satisfied

vii The sea washes up some pretty good things.

a Ejects b Drowns c Engulfs d Swallows

viii Ellen is a lively girl.

a Energetic b Dull c Vague d Fat

ix All the girls were wasteful

a Ruined b Safe c Sound d Healthy


x My neighbours friend is breathing his last.

a Dying b Breathing calmly c Refreshing d Grasping


i What was the weather condition when Jess went with his father?

a It was cloudy b It was hot c It was pleasant d It was cold

ii Where did Harry and his family land?

a The moon b The mercury c The mars d The earth

iii What was the name of the woman in “Thank you M’am”?

a Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones

b Della c Margaret d Cora

iv What is the age of the girl in “The heat lightning”?

a 20 b 21 c 22 d 23

v Where does Spelding live?

a Maryland b Washington c California d Alaska


i Do you know why an apple (fall) down.

a Fall b Has fall c Did fell d Falls

ii The shopkeeper (give) a short measure.

a Will give b Had gave c Has gave d Gives

iii (Drinks) a pure alcohol?

a Did you ever drank b Have you ever drink c Have you ever drunk

d Had you ever drunk

iv She (meet) me the last month.

a Did not meet b Will meet c Will be able to meet d Did you meet

v He (refuse) to help me.

a Has always refused b Always refuse c Will always refused d Might refused


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. What was the condition of the house of the Bittering?

iii. What was the nature of the woman’s job? iv. Why did manana accuse Hubert of picking the

lost pocket-book? v. What was the condition of the trees due to

locusts? vi. Why did Della sell her hair?

vii. What was the time when the boy tried to snatch the purse?

viii. How much dangerous a Martian virus can be? ix. Why did the old man take the steep path?


i. How does Kreton prove his extraordinary powers?

ii. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit? iii. How impressive were the morals of Kreton? iv. What is Harry’s philosophy? v. What has happened to Clay’s father?

vi. Why does Clark Larrabee return? vii. How does Harry describe the inhabitants of

O.K by-the-sea? viii. How damaging is violence in life?


i. How do our sounds look like according to the poet of “The hollow men”?


ii. What is this life if full of care according to the poet of “Leisure”?

iii. What have the Japanese done out of the ashes, according to the poet of “a tale of two cities”?

iv. What is the theme of the poem “Times”? v. How do fruits look like in the street of the

fruit stalls? vi. What happens in the farm when the Night

Mail passes by it?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father asking him to increase your monthly allowance. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for the grant of re-admission. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Haste makes waste” or “Honesty is the best policy”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Music of strange lands with Islam’s fire blends On which the nation’s harmony depends.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 a pretty sort of doctor you must be cried they before you begin you treatment you are talking of the patient’s grave away with you we shall have nothing do with you

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Illusion; Allusion (ii) Artist; Artiste (iii) Barren; Baron (iv) Bow; Bough (v) Envelop; Envelope (vi) Luxuriant; Luxurious (vii) Prescribe; Proscribe


Only twice did my father stop to wipe the sweat from his eyes as he climbed the second steef bluff toward the fingers of the pines. We reached the limbless trunks of these tall straight pines whose branches reached toward the blue depth of sky, or the white cloud which was now gone. I saw a clearing, a small clearing of not more than three-fourth of an acre in the heart of this wilderness right on the mountain top.

OR


Write an essay on “Use of Atomic Energy”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Mr. Steward’s tone had been offensive.

a Artificial b Annoying c Cold d Encouraging

ii Shoes got by devilish ways will burn your feet.

a Force b Lawful c Evil d Cruel

iii Mr. Manana is a man of worthy credence.

a Reliability b Personality c Faith d Honesty

iv Again the applause broke out for Gorgios.

a Agitation b Cheering c Pressure d Appreciation

v Slowly, I approached the child again.

a Examined b Searched c Reached d Touched

vi The second man exists laughing.

a Goes out b Comes in c Greets d Approaches

vii None of my people would dream of invading your.

a Challenging b Attacking c Warming d Following

viii You will bring merriment to the tired human heat.


a Happiness b Excitement c Lethargy d Surprise

ix We are hollow men.

a Selfish b Superficial c Weak d Strong

x Watching her cross erect.

a Bent b Straight c Face to face d Sideway



a Apple b Coffee c Cherry d Orange

ii What did bittering feel after the attack on earth?

a Secluded b Surrounded c Stranded d Drenched

iii What did Hubert feel?

a Grace of personality b Shame and disgrace to his self-esteem

c Truthful and character

d Trustworthy

iv Where did the spaceship land?

a In the fields b In the rose of garden of Mrs. Spelding

c On the roof of a building

d In the office of Mr. Spelding

v What was Greeley carrying

a Wheat b Chair c Sea water d Oyster


i Somebody (steal) your car if you leave it unlocked.

a Steals b Will steal c Stole d Will have stolen

ii He laughs as if he (be) mad.

a Is b Was c Been d Were

iii Anwar (read) this book since morning.

a Read b Has read c Has been reading d Will read

iv I (open) an account last month.

a Will open b Opened c Had opened d Have opened

v Work hard lest you (fail).

a May fail b Will fail c Might fail d Should fail


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What did Mrs. Jones ask the boy to do to look presentable?

ii. What were the reasons of unrest among the Negroes?

iii. How did Gorgios get his aim? iv. How did Norma feel on hearing the news of

accident? v. How did the old man plan to live larger?

vi. How much did Della save for the Christmas? vii. How much did Della spend on the gold watch

chain? viii. How did the doctor observe the throat of the

small girl?

ix. What was the treatment of the people with the quack when the old lady died?


i. Write two sentences about General Powers. ii. What kind of judge is Applegarth?

iii. How did the girl identify the actual killer? iv. What did happen to the car of the girl? v. Where is barber’s shop situated?

vi. What does Clay want money for? vii. Why was it presumed that Miss McCutcheon

will not last as a teacher? viii. Who said the following words and on what

occasion? “At the same time I have a feeling I ought to stay”.



i. Who have been called the hollow men by T.S. Eliot?

ii. What are the feelings of the poet on the death of his neighbour?

iii. Explain the personification in the poem “Leisure”.

iv. How was the Sindhi woman walking in the bazar?

v. How many young ones of a sparrow are to be fed?

vi. What does Dr. Iqbal say about the miserable condition of the Muslims?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father informing about your progress in studies. Or Write an application to the Principal requesting him to allow you to change your subjects. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “All that glitters is not gold” or “Necessity is the mother of invention”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Letters for the rich, letters for the poor, The shop at the corner, the girl next door, Pulling up beattock, a steady climb; The gradients against her, but she is on time.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 but she only shook her head one day if atom will fix earth then will be safe here

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Allusion; Illusion (ii) Affect; Effect (iii) Compliment; Complement (iv) Pray; Prey (v) Doze; Dose (vi) Yolk; Yoke (vii) Foul; Fowl


One a King and a Persian slave were sailing in the same boat. The slave had never been at sea, and experienced any calamity. After sometime the boat was hit by a storm and started tossing. It was inconvenient for the passengers. All remained quiet except the slave who in fear of being drowned began to cry and tremble, and created inconvenience for the others.

OR


Write an essay on “Life of a farmer”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Gentle applause broke out from every hand for Gorgios.

a Curse b Clapping c Dislike d Abuse

ii Jess saw many species of hard and soft wood trees.

a Trunks b Leaves c Branches d Kinds

iii Sweat popped out on the face of the boy who snatched the purse.

a Dried b Streamed c Shone d Disappeared

iv Mr. Hubert became flushed with anger.

a Reddened b Blackish c Delighted d Thrilled

v The slave created inconvenience for others.

a Trouble b Comfort c Calm d Gap

vi Luther said that they should not wallow in the valley of despair.

a Laugh b Roll c Weep d Sleep

vii Love and large hearted giving leave and marks.


a Generous b Trivial c Insignificant d Tiny

viii Our harmony depends on unity.

a Quarrel b Dis-integration c Singleness d Decline

ix A tyrant does not remain in this world.

a Cruel ruler b Luxurious king c Tycoon d A kind king

x Round the decay of the colossal wreck.

a Snail b Huge c Ever lasting d Fatal


i What did the old man cut with the pocket knife?

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

ii At any moment the Martian air might.

a Bring relief b Draw his soul from him

c Delight him d Become pleasant

iii What was the woman carrying?

a A rod b A hammer c A large purse d A basket

iv The great throne room had been turned into a kind of:


v What did Steward withdraw from his pocket?

a Some money b A pen c A note book d An envelope


i He ______________ out five minutes ago.

a Has gone b Had gone c Was going d Went

ii Work hard lest you _____________.

a Will fail b Should fail c Failed d Had failed

iii The train _______________ destination till now.

a Reached b Reaches c Had reached d Will have reached

iv I ___________ here since 1980.

a Live b Am living c Have been living d Was living

v Money ________________ the mare go.



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. Why did Harry want to go back to earth? iii. Why did the people make fun of Hubert’s

innocence? iv. Why did the boy look to the sky and smile? v. What was the condition of the land when the

locusts had moved to the south? vi. Why did Della sell her hair?

vii. Describe the Maulvi’s appearance in the story “God be praised”.

viii. What does the author like about Christmas?

ix. What was the cause of Negroes discontentment?


i. Why did the girl ask for help from the first man?

ii. What was the condition of the weather? iii. Can the people of the earth compete with the

people of Kreton? iv. How much impressive were the morals of

Kreton? v. What is the theme of the study of Kreton?

vi. How much does Harry charge for haircuts? vii. Why dos Clay need money?

viii. What work does “The man” do?



i. What kind of the Night Mail is? ii. What do you feel after reading the poem “O

where are you going”? iii. What is the theme of the poem “Times”? iv. Why does the poet call modern men as


vi. Why does the person feel helpless on the death of a fried?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father requesting him to increase your monthly allowance for the purchase of new books and new uniform. Or Write an application to your Principal for the issuance of character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” or “Tit for Tat”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 At the time to rend, And a time to sew, A time to keep silence, And a time to speak…..

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 no said the boy pay for the salt said the king lest it should become a custom and village be ruined

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Casual; Causal (ii) Decease; Disease (iii) Principal; Principle (iv) Sight; Site (v) Cast; Caste (vi) Fowl; Foul (vii) Role; Roll


Looking out, all the trees were queer and still, clotted with insects, their boughs weighed to the ground. The earth seemed to be moving, locusts crawling everywhere, she could not see the lands at all, so thick was the swarm towards the mountains it was like looking into driving rain-even as she watched, the sun was blotted out with a fresh on rush of them.

OR


Write an essay on “A rainy day in winter”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Norma made scoffing sound.

a Knocking b Laughing c Mocking d Talking

ii Father bragged again, “It took me thirty years to improve this land”.

a Talked b Smiled c Said d Boasted

iii One day the atom bomb will fix earth.

a Touch b Hit c Hurt d Stand

iv The boy was frail and willow-wild.

a Free b Weak c Heavy d Clever

v Mr. Hubert, the peasant, furiously lifted hand.

a Suddenly b Angrily c Smilingly d Friendly

vi The girl’s hair is disheveled.

a Cut b Scattered c Smooth d Arranged

vii Kreton wore a trifle old fashioned dress.

a Large b Ordinary c Short d Smart


viii A few people find work and come back half dead of home sickness.

a Sick at home b A kind of sickness c Illness d Longing for home

ix To pour a cascade of love.

a Water fall b Pond c Sea d River

x I, with my stoop, reflect.

a See b Watch c Think d Reject


i How did Gorgios achieve his ambition?

a Building a shaking rink b Going into politics c Winning the hundred yards

d Getting an opportunity

ii The doctor ground his teeth because.

a The child did not respond

b Mother said ‘he would not hurt you’

c The parents abused d The child knocked his glasses

iii Why was the slave thrown into water?

a Catch fish b Drink water c Swim d Experience the true danger of life

iv What did the first man give the girl?

a Watch b Mirror c Chocolate d Chewing gum


a On the roof of the building b In the fields c On a hill d In the lawn of the house of Mrs. Spelding


i If he ________ hard, he will succeed?

a Works b Worked c Will work d Had worked

ii The peon _________ the bell in the morning?

a Ring b Ringing c Rings d Rang

iii I _________________ this book last night.

a Will not read b Do not read c Did not read d Had not read

iv She _________ ill for a week.

a Is b Was c Had d Has been

v He __________ to us next week.

a Comes b Came c Had come d Is coming


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Norma persuade her husband to agree with her?

ii. Did the rocket men find any one in the American built down in Mars?

iii. What does Jerome K.Jerome like about Christmas?

iv. Why did Gorgios go into politics? v. What did the doctor guess about illness of the

girl? vi. What was the punishment inflicted upon the

quack by the villagers? vii. Why did George give the pocket book to his

employer?

viii. Why were the locusts compared with bad weather?

ix. What was the colour of the Overcoat of he young man?


i. Why did the girl not want to go to the police? ii. What did the girl see during the flash of

lightning? iii. What is the theme of the study of Kreton? iv. Why was Roger Spelding broadcasting from? v. What did Roger Spelding wish about his

daughter? vi. What does Clark give Harry and why?

vii. Who is Miss McCutcheon? How does she feel about her job?


viii. Who is Wozzeck and what does he do?


i. What sweet noise does the poet hear when it rains?

ii. What do the sheep-dogs do when the Night Mail passes by?

iii. Which is the loveliest tree and why? iv. What kind of the picture of Karachi slums do

we get reading “A Sindhi woman”? v. What was written on the pedestal of the

statue? vi. Why did Mansur mount the gallows?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend condoling with him on the death of his mother. Or Write an application to your Principal for the issuance of character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Kindness never goes unrewarded” or “Pride hath a fall”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 A time to embrace And a time to refrain from embracing, A time to get A time to lose

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 does you throat hurt you added the mother to

the child but the little girls expression did not change nor did she move her eyes from my face

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Hail; Hale (ii)Abject; Object (iii) Apposite; Opposite (iv) Beat; Beet (v) Check; Cheque (vi) Cease; Seize (vii) Childish; Childlike (viii) Sight; Site


He went into politics. They all do in that country. But he went into them harder than anyone else, and never gave up his ambition. Of course he made speeches, and fine ones, on many other subjects; but all the while he stuck to his one idea. The years went by, and the day came when he had power enough to preach his ambition openly, and he told them how the glory of their country and of its ancient throne would be increased if the post of court acrobat were created.

OR




S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i You have staggered by the winds of police brutality.

a Cruelty b Damage c Investigation d Trial

ii A flash of lightning illuminated the door.

a Rattled b Lit up c Darkened d Struck

iii This visit was all rather impromptu.

a Improper b Planned c Short d Unplanned

iv Her hair was disheveled.

a Curly b Untidy c Blonde d Short

v To speak his sojourn on earth.

a Life b History c Stay d Duty

vi Empty of concord is the soul of Europe.

a Strength b Discord c Enthusiasm d Harmony

vii He whiffled the smell of this wild dirt.


a Felt b Exhaled c Liked d Sniffed

viii Children with their yellow hair hollered at the deep dome of Martian sky.

a Fluttered b Shouted c Moved d Echoed

ix Gorgios never gave up his ambition.

a Divided b Praised c Controlled d Abandoned

x The farm was singing with the clamour of the gong.

a Sound b Music c Noise d Melody


i Jim bought a gift of the:

a Watch b Shoes c Clips d Combs

ii General Powers was thinking about:

a His promotion b Security of the country

c Arrest of Kreton d Murder of the vixtor

iii Clark gives Harry.


iv Who is Norma’s opinion was the researcher?

a A psychiatrist b A doctor c An eccentric millionaire

d A murderer

v The great throne-room had been turned into kind of:



i If you _________, you would succeed.

a Works hard b Worked hard c Had worked hard d Work hard

ii I ______________ him for many years.

a Helps b Helping c Have been helping d Help

iii He _____________ me last week.

a Meet b Meets c Met d Meeting

iv He ___________ to college daily in time.

a Go b Goes c Going d Gone

v Walk fast lest you _______________ the train.

a Miss b May miss c Might miss d Should miss


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. Why did the people make fun of Hubert’s innocence?

iii. What was the condition of their house? (Dark they were, and golden eyed).

iv. In the use of force by the doctor effective? (the use of force).

v. What should be faith of Negroes? vi. Write down the good deeds the author has

admitted are a great joy in Christmas?

vii. What did the coat of the young man symbolize in the lesson “Overcoat”?

viii. Narrate the physical appearance of Maulvi Abdul Barkat.


i. What was the condition of the weather? ii. How did the man encourage the girl to go to

police? iii. What did Roger Spelding say in his T.V

broadcast? iv. What did Kreton know about the earth? v. How did the Aide describe the flying object?

vi. What kind of gadget does the writer describe?


vii. Why did they want Wozzeck to come? viii. How does Miss McCutcheon view Harry’s

thinking about the pearl in the oyster?


i. What is the importance of Easter? ii. Why do the little black children forget all

about their problems after eating the fruit? iii. Give the central idea of the poem

“Ozymandias”. iv. Who cannot compete with the civilization of

Makkah? (Ruba’iyat) v. Why did Mansur mount the gallows?

vi. What is the real cause of happiness as pointed out by the poet in “The Delight Song”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your brother telling him about the profession you wish to adopt. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for re-admission. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Might is right” or “Do good and have good”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Fissuring the atom You have to learnt to weep and wail in a loud tone, Splitting the grain,

You have learnt to set life on foot, Could you split the grain? One grain to be fed to the ten young ones.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 let the water until its gets warm she said here is a clean towel you gonna take me to jail

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Assay; Essay (ii) Patrol; Petrol (iii) Vocation; Vacation (iv) Rain; Reign (v) Lesson; Lessen (vi) Hew; Hue (vii) Tenor; Tenure


I am not unmindful that some of you have come here out of great trials and tribulations some of you come fresh from narrow jail cells, some of you have come from areas where your quest for freedom let you battered by the storms of persecution and staggered by the winds of police brutality. You have been the veterans of creating suffering. Continue to work with the faith that unearned suffering in redemptive.

OR


Write an essay on “Hobbies”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i She shuddered. “All right, take it easy”, she said.

a Cried b Kicked c Laughed d Trembled

ii She was golden and slender as his daughter.

a Ugly b Slim c Beautiful d Fat

iii She had magnificient blonde hair, in profusion.

a Red b Long c Golden d Short

iv Chaudhary Fateh Dad’s censure was purely religious.

a Offering b Criticism c Praise d Kindness

v Let us not allow in the valley of despair.

a Swat b Joy c Disappointment d Oasis

vi The girl is stunned. She looks to the first man.

a Amazed b Angry c Happy d Crazy


vii You are deliberately trying to confuse me.

a Badly b Knowingly c Carefully d Definitely

viii There is not an eligible bachelor in town.

a Skillful b Tall c Appropriate d Crazy

ix And with the same undulant grace.

a Elegance b Gait c Reflect d Foot


a Progress b Stake c Unity d Salvation


i Why did the old man hunt the squirrels?

a To sell b To kill c To pet d To cook for meal

ii How did the locusts attack the crops?

a One by one b In swarms c At night d In small numbers

iii The writer wanted to have a diary to take down his:

a Noble deeds b Bad deeds c Memories d Good deeds

iv The second man asks the girl if someone had been:

a Consoling her b Chasing her c Bothering her d Praising her

v The flying object has given rise to so much.

a Irresponsible conjecture

b Fear c Discussion d Doubts


i The children ___________ forward to this holiday for months.

a Have been looking b Are looking c Will look d Were looking

ii Now-a-days Mr. Nazir _____________ us English.

a Teach b Teaching c Is teaching d Taught

iii If you work collectively, you ___________ rapid progress.

a Make b Have made c Made d Will make

iv Hundreds of years ago people ____________ in signs of food or bad luck.

a Believed b Had been believing c Believe d Would believe

v If you had helped him, he __________

a Had passed b Would have passed c Would pass d Passed


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Norma persuade her husband to accept the offer?

ii. What did the doctors tell the old man? iii. What did happen to the boy when he tried to

snatch the purse? iv. Why did Mr. Hubert keep claiming his

innocence before his death? v. What were the arrangements made for the

function of inauguration? vi. Why did the doctor call the girl by her first

name?

vii. What does Emerson say about Gulistan? viii. What was the sick girl doing when the doctor

arrived? ix. What was the punishment inflicted upon the

quack by the villagers?


i. Why did girl ask for help from the first man? ii. Why couldn’t the girl describe the killer?

iii. How much advanced is the civilization of Kreton?

iv. What is Kreton’s opinion about the earth people?


v. What is significance of the title of the play, “Visit to a small planet”?

vi. What has happened to Clay’s father? vii. Who is Miss McCutcheon? How does she feel

about her job? viii. Describe the people of O.K by-the-sea?


i. Why did the poet hope to have lovely sight after the rain?

ii. Describe the picture of Karachi Slums. iii. Highlight the normal lesson of the poem, “The

hollow men”. iv. Define the personification with reference to

the poem, “Leisure”. v. What is the theme of the poem, “O where are

you going”? vi. What is the normal lesson of the poem, “A

tale of two cities”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend congratulating him on his brilliant success in the examination. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for fee concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “All that glitters is not gold” or “Nip the evil in the Bud”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 No time turn at beauty’s glance

And watch her feet, how they can dance; No time to wait till her mouth can Enrich that smile, her eyes began?

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 a pretty sort of doctor you must be cried they before you begin your treatment you are talking of digging the patiently grave away with you we shall have nothing to do with you

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Bear; Beer (ii) Case; Caste (iii) Diary; Dairy (iv) Idol; Idle (v) Prophet; Profit (vi) Right; Rite (vii) Waste; Waist


The rocket metal cooled in the meadow winds. Its lid gave a bulging pop. From its clock interior stepped a man, a woman and three children. The other passengers whirled away across the Martian meadow, leaving the man alone among his family. The man felt his hair flutter and the tissues of his body draw tight as if he were standing at the center of a vacuum. His wife, before him, seemed almost to whirl away in smoke. The children, small seeds, might at any instant be sown to all the Martian Climes.

OR


Write an essay on “A thrilling cricket match”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i What was the first name of the sick girl?

a Norma b Della c Cora d Mathida

ii Woeful were all the hills.

a Grieved b Jolly c Happy d High

iii We hold these truths to be self-evident.

a Hidden b Wonderful c Concealed d Clear

iv Yonder’s the midden whose odours will madden.

a Middle b Flowers c Heaps d Bad smell

v What does the girl take with her from her car?

a A computer b A pistol c A flash light d A book

vi Where does the play, “the oyster and the pearl” take place?

a A clinic b A bus station c A house d A barber’s shop


vii How much money was offered for pushing the button?

a $ 70000 b $ 60000 c $ 50000 d $ 40000

viii You cannot go out because it ______ heavily.

a Rain b Rained c Is raining d Had rained

ix He bragged again.

a Slept b Wept c Laughed d Boasted

x Ellen fidgets as she listen.s

a Look nervous b Cries c Laughs d Weeps


i Who __________ a noise outside.

a Make b Had made c Making d Would make

ii Of what were the James Dillingham Youngs proud?

a Theid land b Car c Mrs. Spelding’s garden

d Jim’s gold watch and Della’s hair

iii His thin figure was made all the more melancholoy.

a Healthy b Fat c Active d Sad

iv The door rattle viscously.

a Violently b Weakly c Slowly d Noisily

v These camels are of prodigious size.

a Great b Short c Small d Big


i He looked frial an willow-wild.

a Weak b Strong c Stout d Young

ii Harry asked clay to compose a symphony.

a Plainness b Simplicity c Sympathy d Instrumental harmony

iii He __________ his breakfast at 9 O” Clock and went to his office.

a Had b Would have c Was having d Has had

iv I hope they _____________ the city before I reach there.

a Will not have left b Could not leave c Will not be left d Might not leave

v If we __________ at their place, we would go on a picnic.

a Had b Were c Would be d Will be


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did the Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. Why did Harry want to go back to the earth?

iii. What made Hubert shameful? iv. What was the subject discussed at the club? v. What was the advice given by Nushirvan to his

people? vi. Why did farmers throw wet leaves on fire?

vii. What was the dream of Martian Luther King Jre?

viii. Why did Jim and Della sell their beautiful valuables things?

ix. Why are the noble deeds always a great joy for the author Jerome K. Jerome?


i. Why could the girl not describe the killer? ii. What are factors that played a role saving the

girl? iii. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit? iv. Write briefly about the character of Mrs.

Spelding.


v. Can the people of the earth compete with those of Kreton?

vi. Why does Miss McCutcheon have a chair with three legs?

vii. Why do Miss McCutcheon want Wozzeck to come?

viii. How does Harry describe the inhabitants of O.K by-the-sea?


i. What will happen after the rain stops? ii. What kind of feelings does W.H Auden creates

in the hearts of readers? iii. Describe the condition of the Ozymandias

statue. iv. Why does the poet call the modern men

hollow men? v. What are the effects of attributes of God?

vi. What is the dream of the poet in the poem, “The delight song”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend telling him about the profession you want to adopt. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for remission of fee. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Pride hath a fall” or “A fried in need is a friend indeed”.


To whom the mother sparrow should feed? Conjoining beak with beak With whom should she solace?

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 after Arthur returned to his book norma went to the kitchen and finished washing the dishes why wont you talk about it norma asked

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Alter; Altar (ii) Corpse; Corps (iii) Dose; Doze (iv) Foul; Fowl (v) Hail; Hale (vi) Ingenious; Ingenuous (vii) Plain; Plane


I came to that country and they were wonderfully friendly, and they let me see the great ceremony, which book place as soon as the creation of the Post of Gorgios uniform could be got ready. And very magnificient clothing it was, a tight fitting of the velvet, all gay with old buttons and shining with lines of gold lace wound and twisted about it. The great throne room had been turned into a kind of gymnasium with the members of royal house of seated along a raised platform at one end and the principal officers standing beside and behind them.

OR


Write an essay on “The importance of English”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i There were rows of dark stalwart plants.

a Fresh b Sale c Strong d Long

ii Mr. Hubert said the most exasperating tone.

a Irritating b Shocking c Daring d Loving

iii To whom shall I complain against your brutality.

a Injustice b Cruelty c Generosity d Kindness

iv Your quest for freedom left you battered.

a Strayed b Misled c Beaten d Succeeded

v He was ambling along in the bitter cold.

a Running b Sitting c Working d Walking


vi Compose a symphony or invent a philosophy.

a A poem b A musical composition

c Novel d Picture

vii There is irresponsible conjecture about the flying object.

a Statement b Guss c Research d Lecture

viii There is a drab interior of a bus station.

a Dull b Dry c Decorated d Deshaped

ix Near them a shattered visage lies.

a Face b Visual c Body d Vale

x The Japanese were woeful.

a Great b Joyful c Sad d Serious


i To which place did Norma want to have a trip?

a China b Congo c Africa d Europe

ii Why did the cook boy run?

a To kill the insect b To summon the labourers

c To inform the land lady

d To see the locusts

iii What did Della pray?

a May Jim think her still pretty

b May magi live long c May she have long hair again

d May she always reman pretty

iv What is the diameter of the spaceship in “Visit to a small planet”?

a 12 foot b 13 foot c 14 foot d 15 foot

v How many kids does Clark have?



i They _______ him two days ago.

a Bury b Buried c Will bury d Had buried

ii He _________ an essay by now.

a Writes b Wrote c Will have written d Write

iii The Hindus ______________ their dead bodies.

a Is burn b Was burn c Were burn d Burn

iv If you ________ hard, you would have passed.

a Work b Will work c Would work d Had worked

v I wish, I _____________ a king.

a Am b Was c Were d Will be


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What did Mr. Steward tell Mr. and Mrs. Arthur lewis about the button unit?

ii. What was the scene when the boy tried to snatch the Mrs. Jones’s purse?

iii. What did the dinners discuss in the story, “the piece of string”?

iv. How did the doctor succeed in examining the throat of the sick girl in the story, “the use of force”?

v. What do the foolish quack do with the old woman?

vi. What are locusts? vii. What was the necessity of pleading the case

of Negroes freedom? viii. How did the Magi want to celebrate their

Christmas? ix. How did Shamim Ahmad come to marry

Mehrunnisa?



i. Does the girl become suspicious of first man as the play progresses?

ii. What is the impression of the girl about the second man?

iii. What is the role of General Powers in play? iv. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit? v. What is the theme of Kreton’s study?

vi. What kind of judge is judge Applegarth? vii. Why do Miss McCutcheon and others want

Wozzeck to come? viii. Where has Clark Larrabee been? How did he

get to O.K by-the-sea?


i. What happens when the shines bright? ii. What does Horror say to hearer?

iii. Why time is important? iv. What is the poet trying to say in the last

stanza of the poem “The Hollow Men”? v. What is the moral lesson of the poem, “A tale

of two cities”? vi. What happens when life is not full of deeds

but full of words?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father telling him about your health and studies. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for fee concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” or “Pride hath a fall”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 I met traveller from an antique land Who said: Two vast and trunkless legs of stone stand in the desert…………………….

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 mr steward looked embarrassed I am afraid I am not at liberty to tell you that he said however I assure you the organization is of international scope

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Angle; Angel (ii) Canon; Cannon (iii) Discover; Invent (iv) Momentary; Momentous (v) Persecute; Prosecute (vi) Story; Storey (vii) Yoke; Yolk


After the ceremonies were over, Mehrun was made to sit in a palanquin. Beautifully decorated, it was covered with a large silken cloth so that the bride could go to the bridegroom’s house in strict purdah. As two sturdy villagers carried it away, Maulvi Abdul walked a few steps with it. He must have cried silently for his eyes and nose were red and he looked pale. At the same time he looked at peace.

OR


Write an essay on “Childhood”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i I asked him if he _________________ with me.

a Agreed b Agrees c Will agree d Agree

ii She dragged the boy inside.

a Drew b Pulled c Watched d Beat

iii And a time to pluck up that which is planted.

a Harvest b Grow c Glow d Break

iv The young man was in a very precarious state.

a Amazing b Dangerous c Comforting d Labourious


v Ranks broken hearts perplexed prayers cold.

a Puzzled b Be wildered c Mystified d Confused

vi Is he an imposter?

a Writer b Athlete c Impersona d Artist

vii Where was the key to the bell-unit dome?

a In the pocket b In the drawer c In the sealed envelope

d In the box

viii Where did the spaceship land?

a In the fields b On the roof of a building

c In the rose d On the hill

ix How much amount was recovered from the young man’s pocket?

a Rupees 200 b Six anas and a few pies

c Nothing found in his pocket

d Only rupees 43

x These animals are of prodigious size.

a Small b Enormous c Medium d Ordinary


i On hearing the words of the boy the King could not control his?

a Tears b Army c Rule d People

ii The mother admonished her slavery?

a Warned b Loved c Advised d Punished

iii Miss America, I presume.

a Think b Recollect c Guess d Remember

iv The bus was late due to

a Storm b Accident c Change in schedule d Rush

v Norma made a contemptuous noise?

a Pretty b Scornful c Glorious d Faint


i Let us close the door before the train __________

a Start b Started c Will start d Starts

ii The man peers out the glass.

a Breaks b Gazes c Lifts d Throws

iii The maid servant ___________ the floor ten minutes ago.

a Has washed b Was washed c Had washed d Washed

iv All is well that ___________ well.

a Ended b Ends c End d Will end

v Ali _____________ his lesson when I saw him.

a Have learnt b Will be learning c Was learning d Will learn


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Harry want to grow on Mars? ii. What was the nature of Luella Bates

Washington Jone’s Job? iii. Why did people make fun of Hubert’s

innocence?

iv. Why did the doctor call the sick girl by her first name?

v. Why did the king weep? vi. What was the result of the cure of the old

woman? vii. Why did the farmers throw wet leaves on

fire? viii. From which part of the century the Negroes

gathered there and why? ix. What does the author like about Christmas?




ii. Why could not the girl describe the killer? iii. How does Kreton impress General Powers? iv. Can the people of earth compete with those

of Kreton? v. What is the role of General Powers in the

play? vi. What is applegarth’s complaint about the

sea? vii. What kind of gadget does the writer describe?

viii. Who buys the oyster? How much does he pay?


i. What kind of feelings does the rain create? ii. Why has the poet use ‘cannon balls’ to

describe the fruits? iii. What did the traveller see in the desert? iv. What do hollow men mean? v. How much terrible were the explosions that

took place in the two cities of Japan? vi. What becomes a vinegar though love? (Love –

an essence of all Religions)

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend requesting him to lend some books. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for full fee concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “All that glitters is not gold” or “Union is strength”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Fissuring the atom You have to learn to weep and wail in a loud tone

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 no said the boy pay for the salt said the king lest it should become a custom and the village be ruined

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Pore; Pour (ii) Sow; Sew (iii) Tale; Tail (iv) Vale; Vail (v) Dual; Duel (vi) Edible; Audible (vii) Canvas; Canvass


A King fell seriously ill and all hopes of recovery vanished, the more the disease was cured the more it became painful. At last, the physicians agreed that his disease that cannot be cured except by means of bile of a person endued with certain qualities. Orders were issued to search for an individual of this kind. A son of a farmer was discovered to possess the qualities as mentioned by the doctor the king summoned the father and mother of the boy whose consent he got by giving them a huge amount of wealth. The Qazi issued a decree to shed the blood of person for the health of King. The boy was brought the altar and the executioner was directed to slaughter the boy. When all was ready the boy looked towards the sky and smiled.

OR


Write an essay on “The spring season”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i He speaks as if he _______________ mad.

a Is b Were c Does d Will be

ii If I ______________ here, I shall come to you.

a Shall be b Am c Was d Were

iii Where did the housebody run off.


a To the field b To he store c To the playground d To the kitchen

iv The children hollered at Martian sky.

a Looked b Shouted c Walked d Slept

v Miss McCutcheon closed a colourful parasol.

a Window b Umbrella c Door d Purse

vi Work hard lest you.

a Should fail b Will fail c Might fail d May fail

vii Uneasy ____________ the heads that wear a crown

a Lie b Lies c Lied d Lay

viii Whose glory shall be revealed?

a President b Lady c Prime minister d Lord

ix Jess’s curiosity was aroused.

a Temperature b Interest c Hatred d Indignation

x Where was the small man?

a In the porch b On the road c At the door d In the hall way


i Mehrun was put in seclusion till he auspicious day?

a Wrathful b Shocking c Sad d Hopefull

ii The shouldered his bundle and went to the next village.

a Carried b Hit c Threw d Opened

iii Gorgios clothes were magnificient.

a Grand b Cheap c Losse d Ugly

iv The second man was nondescript sort of person.


v The Sindhi woman was walking through excrement.

a Dugs b Blossoms c Buds d Flowers


i For how many dollar did Harry buy his shop?

a Fifty five b Sixty five c Seventy d Eighty five

ii Powers said the Kreton was preparatory of invasion.

a Attack b Force field c Success d Division

iii She _________ to us the next.

a Will came b Shall come c Comes d Came

iv What does John grow?

a Walnuts b Peanuts c Coconuts d Monkey

v We have no time to stand beneath the boughs.

a Balossom b Leaves c Sands d Branches


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Norma persuade Arthur to agree with her?

ii. Why did Jess at the age of six cry?

iii. What was the climate Harry faced at Mars? iv. What are the political views of Jorkens? v. What was the behaviour of the sick girl with

the doctor? vi. What was the advice given by Nushirvan to his

people? vii. What was the cause of Negroes

discontentment?


viii. Why did Della feel pride in the beauty of her hair?

ix. Describe briefly Maulvi Abdul’s appearance.


i. Why could not the girl continue her travel in her own car?

ii. How did the girl think that someone was chasing her?

iii. Why is John not allowed to phone his family? iv. What is the theme of the study of Kreton? v. What was the official view about flying

object? vi. What does Clay believe is in the oyster? How

much is its worth? vii. Why does Clay need money?

viii. Why is Harry sitting in the barber’s chair?


i. How do the birds and the sheepdogs react when the Night Mail approaches?

ii. What traits of character does Sindhi woman possess?

iii. What is the message of the poem, “Times”? iv. What is the central idea of the poem

“Leisure”? v. Describe the scene of devastation as

mentioned in “A tale of two cities”. vi. What is the theme of the poem “A man of

words and not of deeds”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend condoling the death of his mother? Or Write an application to the Principal for the refund of library security. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty never goes unrewarded” or “All that glitters is not gold”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Now, of my three score years and ten Twenty will not come again, And take from seventy springs a score It only leaves me fifty more;

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 good he said I am glad you did she refilled his cup wanted to show you I am not she shrugged

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Hair; Heir (ii) All ready; Already (iii) Beach; Beech (iv) Cast; Caste (v) Empire; Umpire (vi) Gate; Gait (vii) Haven; Heaven


One of the men now stepped forward, saying to his friends, “You remain quiet, and leave this fellow to me”, then, addressing himself to the newcomer, He cried, “Hear you sir, these men do not understand the matter at all. I can set it all right for you in a minute. Saying this, he lifted a heavy stick, bound with iron rings and struck a camel which was feeding off the leaves of a wild plum-tree. The stolid creature, scarcely feeling the blow, merely moved a step or two forward “You observe” said the man, the effect of this treatment on the camel. Now observe its effects on human being. He then struck the man himself a similar blow, which felled him to the earth like a log, when consciousness returned his bewildered victim inquired, “Why, sir this cruel usage?

OR


Write an essay on “The use of atomic energy”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The sounds pretty good.

a Tells b Prescribes c Illustrates d Seems

ii The girl shudders at her own thoughts.

a Ponders b Trembles c Trample d Wonders


iii Daddy will be deliriously happy

a Excitedly b Positively c Politely d Midly

iv On every side decamping talk.

a Charming b Laughing c Departing d Confusing

v I, with my stoop reflect.

a Indicate b Walk c Think d Work

vi I really need not be alarmed.

a Aroused b Informed c Stayed d Conveyed

vii Let us not wallow in the valley of despair.

a Delight b Operation c Activity d Dejection

viii I see no other refuge besides God Almighty.

a Palace b Corner c Position d Shelter

ix The boy was firmly gripped.

a Lightly b Furiously c Tightly d Angrily

x We do here to rescue you.

a Catch b Save c Treat d Beat


i If he __________ I shall help him.

a Come b Came c Comes d Will come

ii You need not _____________ anyone.

a To abuse b Abuse c Abused d Abusing

iii Money ____________ the mare go.


iv The patient had died before the doctor

a Arrive b Would arrive c Arrived d Had arrived

v I _____________ the car next afternoon.

a Was driving b Does not drive c Will drive d Has driven

i Fenton Lockhart is a:

a Writer b Sailor c Doctor d Painter

ii Which door reads men?

a Up center b Up right c Up left d Upside

iii Which is a desert state sweltering with the heat of injustice and oppression?

a Georgia b Mississippi c Alabama d Virginia

iv The great throne-room had been turned into kind of:


v For how much money was Arthur’s life insured?

a $ 20000 b $ 25000 c $ 30000 d $ 50000


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. Why did Jess’s father not follow the advice of the doctors?

iii. Why did Harry want to go back to the earth? iv. What was the view point of the parents of

Gorgios? v. What was the condition of the parents of the

sick girl on the arrival of the doctor?


vi. What was the advice given by Nushirvan to his people?

vii. What was the necessity of pleading the case of Negroes freedom?

viii. What did Jim bring out from his coat and what did he do with it?

ix. Why did the people come out of the mall?



ii. What was the condition of the weather in “Heat Lightning”?

iii. What type of play “Heat Lightning” is? iv. Why does General powers consider Kreton as

joker? v. How much advanced is the Kreton’s

civilization than that of the earth? vi. Write a brief note on Ellen?

vii. What do you know about Miss McCutcheon? viii. What is Harry’s philosophy?


i. What will happen when it stops raining? ii. What did the poet reflect when he saw the

Sindhi woman? iii. What is the theme of the poem

“Ozymandias”? iv. What is the ‘bare truth’ that mentions in the

poem, “He came to know himself”? v. How many attributes are mentioned in the

poem, “God’s Attributes”? vi. Write down your opinion in three sentences

based on the theme of the poem, “The delight song”.

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger brother giving him a piece of advice regarding his studies. Or

Write an application to the Principal of your college requesting him to grant you character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Slow steady wins the race” or “Honesty is the best policy”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 No time to turn at beauty’s glance, And watch her feet, how they can dance: No time to wait till her mouth can Enrich that smile, her eyes began.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 cut it off and sold it said dellat don you like me now im me jimin the same without hair

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i)Allusion; Illusion (ii) Bail; Bale (iii) Bridal; Bridle (iv) Fatal; Fateful (v) Further; Farther (vi) Practise; Practice (vii) Rite; Right


I looked at the vast mountain slope below where my mother and father had farmed. And I could remember my father made me a little wooden plough. That was when I was six years old and they brought me to the field to thin corn. I lost my little plough in a furrow and I never loved the second plough as I did the first one.

OR




S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i I work hard so that I ____________ I pass the examination.

a Shall b Would c May d Am

ii She _____________ this pen yesterday.

a Had bought b Buys c Has bought d Bought


iii If you tease the dog, it ______________ you.

a Bites b Will bite c Had bitten d Bite

iv Unless you _____________ hare, you cannot succeed.

a Worked b Will work c Work d Had worked

v He ___________ sleeping now.

a Is b Was c Has been d Had been

vi What is Harry’s philosophy?

a Play b Work c Compose music d Take-it-easy

vii Who finally rescued the girl in “heat lightning”?

a The police b The dog c First man d Second man

viii Della hair was more beautiful than any;

a Palace b Painting c Scene d Queen’s jewels and gifts

ix Who is “I” in the story “The use of force”?

a The father b The doctor c The mother d The sick child

x What was the weather condition when Jess went with his father?

a Cloudy b Hot c Pleasant d Cold


i What is this life if, full of scare.

a Hopes b Enjoyment c Happiness d Worries

ii And not a ripple in her tread.

a Oppress b Suppress c Walk d Grace

iii Clark Larrabee has scarcely noticed her.

a Lovingly b Hardly c Slightly d Rarely

iv AIDE: you’re also forbidden to leave this house without permission.

a Advised b Asked c Allowed d Prohibited

v Man: No one can come in. Now try to calm yourself.

a Cover b Relax c Avoid d Enjoy

i Mehrun was married to such splendor.

a Simplicity b Wealth c Urgency d Grace

ii She began to think more reasonably.

a Sensibly b Slowly c Wrongly d Quickly

iii I mentioned for him not to bother.

a Cry b Worry c Care d Weep

iv You will look presentable.

a Gloomy b Joker c Happy d Decent

v I wiped the streams of sweat from my face.

a Stored b Cleaned c Put d Saw


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. How did Norma feel on hearing the news of accident of her husband?

ii. What kind of climate was faced by the Bittering’s family on Mars?


iv. What was the ambition of Gorgios? How did he achieve it?

v. What was the remedy suggested by the physician for the disease of King?


vi. Why didn’t the villagers let the Quack cure the old man?

vii. What was the dream of Martian Luther King? viii. How much did Della save for Christmas?

ix. What was the appearance of the man in “Overcoat”?


i. What happened to the girl on her way back home?

ii. Why is the fist man so keen about the girl’s affair?

iii. How does the girl feel in the company of second man?

iv. How does Kreton prove his extraordinary powers?

v. What is the theme of the study of Kreton? vi. Whose phone call General Powers receive

during the course of his interview with Kreton?

vii. What does Clark give Harry and for what purpose?



i. What will happen when it stops raining? ii. What kind of train “Night Mail” is?

iii. How does the reader discourage the rider? iv. Why does the poet feel helpless on death of

his friend? v. What makes one afraid of sinning? (God’s

Attributes). vi. What were the things mentioned by poet in

“the delight song” which keep a person alive?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend congratulating him on his brilliant success in the examination. Or

Write an application to the principal of your college requesting him to grant you fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A rolling stone gathers no mass” or “A friend in need is a friend indeed”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Splitting the grain, You have learnt to set life on foot Could you split the grain? One grain to be fed to the ten young ones.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 life is a race jorkens went on which they tri after a would and sit down or get interested in some thing else

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Compliment; Complement (ii) Affect; Effect (iii) Pray; Prey (iv) Fowl; Foul (v) Yolk; Yoke (vi) Dose; Doze (vii) Raise; Raze


A King fell seriously ill and all hopes of recovery vanished, the more the disease was cured the more it became painful. At last, the physicians agreed that his disease that cannot be cured except by means of bile of a person endued with certain qualities. Orders were issued to search for an individual of this kind. A son of a farmer was discovered to possess the qualities as mentioned by the doctor the king summoned the father and mother of the boy whose consent he got by giving them a huge amount of wealth. The Qazi issued a decree to shed the blood of person for the health of King. The boy was brought the altar and the executioner was directed to slaughter the boy. OR WRITE AN ESSAY ON “Careers for women”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i They lingered to gaze with wistful longing at the colourful display.

a Manifestation b Invitation c Gathering d Function

ii She began to think more reasonably.

a Unwisely b Sensibly c Frankly d Bravely


iii Let us complete the wretch to dig her grave.

a Thief b Gentleman c Rascal d Robber

iv The glory of their country would be increased.

a Security b Grandeur c Strength d Military power

v Their laughter was echoing in the marble villa.

a Resounding b Singing c Cring d Dancing

vi Ranks broken, hearts perplexed.

a Pleased b Astonish c Worried d Confused

vii Holding a grain of millet in her beak.

a Catching b Throwing c Dropping d Eating

viii Wozzeck has got a few cultivated pearls.

a Genuine b Artificial c Untidy d Set

ix This visit was all rather impromptu.

a Without preparation

b Without consideration

c Well planned d Ill will

x Her hair is disheveled.

a Combed b Arranged c Untidy d Set


i What was the condition of the overcoat?

a It was cold b It was new c It was ragged d It was full of dust

ii Locusts attack in the area of:

a One mile b Ten miles c Five miles d Fifty mile

iii What did the people say behind Hubert’s back?

a Those are lame excuses

b He is innocent c He speaks the truth d He is reliable

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

a Disgusted b Delightful c Good d Sorrowful

v The bus was late due to

a Rush b Strom c Accident d Rain


i Unless you _________ hard, you cannot pass.

a Will work b Worked c Work d Have worked

ii They usually _____________ to Karachi in summer.

a Went b Had gone c Go d Have worked

iii The clerks __________ on strike since Monday.

a Have been b Were c Will be d Are

iv He ___________ in a quiz competition next week.

a Participates b Participated c Has participated d Will participate

v She ____________ question by her teacher.

a Was asked b Asked c Ask d Had asked


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Arthur disagree with his wife?

ii. Why didn’t the old man follow the advice of doctors?


iv. How did the boy look by appearance? v. Why did the boy look to the sky and smile?


vi. Why were the people feeling helpless against the attack of locusts?

vii. What was the cause of Negroes discontentment?

viii. What was he wisdom in selling the most valuable things?

ix. How would you describe the physical appearance of the young man in the story “Overcoat”?


i. What was the condition of the weather in the play “Heat Lightning”?

ii. Why did the girl consider the first man her helper?

iii. What does the dog do? iv. What kind of gadget does the writer describe? v. What kind of judge is judge Applegarth?

vi. What is the theme of the study of Kreton? vii. What does Kreton tell General powers what is

he thinking? viii. Can the people of the earth compete with

people of Kreton?


i. What does the Night Mail bring? ii. What time of the year mentioned in the first

stanza in “Loveliest of trees, the cherry tree now”?

iii. What is the title of the poem, “O where are you going” signify?

iv. What is the poet trying to say in the last two lines of the poem, “Leisure”?

v. Describe the scene of devastation as mentioned in “A tale of two cities”.

vi. Why did Mansur mount the gallows?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend inviting him to accompany you to hill station and to spend summer vacation with you. Or

Write an application to the Principal of your college for the refund of hostel security. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Tit for tat” or “Nip the evil in the bud”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Fissuring the atom, You have learnt to weep and wail in a loud tone Splitting the grain. You have learnt to set life on foot.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 no said the boy pay for salt said the king lest it should become a custom and village be ruined

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Oars; Ore (ii) Pail; Pale (iii) Story; Storey (iv) Main; Mane (v) Lose; Loose (vi) Industrial; Industrious (vii) Judicial; Judicious


I didn’t want to go with him. I had just finished walking a half mile uphill from my home to his. I had carried a basket of dished to Mom. There are two slips in the road and I could not drive my car. And I knew how hot it was. It was 97 in the shade. I knew that from January until April may father gone to eight different doctors. One of the doctors had told him not to walk the length of a city block. He told my father to get a taxi to take him home.

OR




S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Because its immortal to hold her.

a Painful b Nice c Moral d Amoral


ii Mr. James was the caretaker of public hall.

a Engineer b Designer c Builder d Keeper

iii Let us therefore compel the wretch to dig her grave.

a Coward b Hero c Rascal d Gentleman

iv I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted.

a Smashed b Destroyed c Degraded d Glorified

v May I even be deprived of decent burial!

a Lodging b Funeral c Spying d Residence

vi Man: No one can come in. Now try to calm yourself.

a Cover b Avoid c Relax d Enjoy

vii Spelding: Whatever the exact quotation is, I stand by the sentiment.

a Meaning b Attitude c Emotions d Opinion

viii Clark: (after slight pause) I have left Fay, Harry.

a Warning b Speed c Break d Thinking

ix Now, of my three score years and ten.

a Eighty b Sixty c Fifty d Twenty

x At every place are shrieks in stock.

a Laughs b Cries c Smiles d Appiness


i What did they see on Martian hills?

a The old cities b Flower beds c Stream of fresh water

d A deep valley

ii He hit on a most extraordinary ambition, to be appointed.

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

iii What were the names of two nurses who were on duty in the hospital?

a Nasreen and Jamila b Shehnaz and Gill c Zakia and Surraya d Zahida and Kausar

iv How many years are required to tell the story of travel?

a One hundred b Two hundred c Five hundred d Seven hundred

v What does the play “the oyster and the pearl” demonstrate?

a Faith in the basic goodness of human nature

b Suffering and poverty of human beings

c Child labour d Simplicity of rural life


i When he saw me I ____________ to college.

a Went b Was going c Would go d Had gone

ii She __________ done her work satisfactorily.

a Do b Done c Had d Doing

iii They ___________ here a month ago.

a Come b Comes c Came d Coming

iv I __________ you for a long time.

a Do not see b Did not see c Have not seen d Has not been seeing

v He ___________ of age after two years.

a Come b Comes c Will come d Is coming


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. What did they want to grow on Mars? iii. What was the reaction of the woman when

the boy tried to snatch her purse?


iv. What was the view point of parents of the Gorgios?

v. Why did Qazi issued a decree to shed the blood of a boy?

vi. Why are locusts are compared with bad weather?

vii. What should be the criterion of judgement for a person?

viii. Why did the people come out on the Mall? ix. Why did not Jim welcome Della when he

stepped in?


i. What circumstance forced the girl to leave her car?

ii. What was the condition of weather in “Heat Lightning”?

iii. What was the condition of the girl when she entered the bus station?

iv. How much advanced is the civilization of Kreton than that of the earth?

v. What is the theme of the study of Kreton? vi. Who is Roger Spelding?

vii. What are the main interests of the children of the town O.K by-the-sea?

viii. Who is Miss McCutcheon?


i. How does the poet feel when he hears the rain falling on the leaves?

ii. How Cherry has been personified? iii. What does the title of the poem signify?

(O where are you going?) iv. Who shared the moans and lessened the

groans of the people of two cities? v. Without whose love is Bullah in loss?

vi. Why is the soul of Europe empty of concord?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger brother inquire about his new school. Or Write application to the Principal of your college for the change of subjects. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Pride hath a fall” or “Union is strength”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And since to look at things in bloom Fifty springs are little room, About the woodland I will go To see the cherry hung with snow

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 are you sure laura asked the father quietly laura wept we re stranded on mars forever and ever

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Accept; Except (ii) Cattle; Kettle (iii) Goal; Gaol (iv) Liar; Lawyer (v) Moral; Morale (vi) Soar; Sour (vii) Yoke; Yolk


The diner discussed the crops and the weather which was favourable for the green things but not for wheat. Suddenly, at the sound of drum beat in the court every body rose from the seats except a few ones who still had the food in their hands. After the drum beat had ceased, the drum beater called out to the people who were now attentive and impatiently waiting for him to call out the public announcement.

OR


Write an essay on “Life of a Policeman”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE



i It was a drab interior of a bus station.

a Dark b Shining c Meat d Cheerless

ii Mr. Spelding looks unctuous.

a Flattering b Proud c Brave d Rude

iii The barber shop is crowded with stuff.

a Void b Heavy c Packed d Upset

iv The poet says that valley is fatal.

a Deadly b Charming c Lush green d Dirty

v Life is full of care.

a Love b Worries c Joys d Tests

vi Norma repressed a smile.

a Urged b Checked c Uttered d Made

vii Roger wanted to buy some suede shoes.

a Big b Costly c Cheap d Soft leather

viii Luther said that unearned suffering was redemptive.

a Worrying b Disgusting c Painful d Purgative

ix The doctor coaxed the sick girl.

a Flattered b Abused c Beat d Cursed

x Maulvi Abdul carried a scepter with him.

a Stick b Yardstick c Rod d Gun


i Why did Fateh dad reprimand abdul?

a For saying long prayers

b For making mistakes in the prayers

c For ignoring the prayers

d For begging

ii What does John grow?

a English walnuts b Rice c Grains d Peas

iii The girl saw in the flash of lightning.

a A dog b A bus c Nothing d A man’s face

iv What was the name of Harry’s wife?

a Aura b Dora c Laura d Cora

v Where did the camel men stay?

a Under the clump of trees

b On a hill c In a village d In a house


i You had better ___________ to your doctor.

a Go b Went c Gone d Have gone

ii He _______ me yesterday.

a Meet b Meets c Met d Has met

iii Would that I ____________ rich.

a Were b Was c Am d Can be

iv When the college bell rang, I _________ breakfast.

a Was taking b Am taking c Took d Take

v The beggar prayed that I __________ long.

a May live b Might live c Will live d Lived


SUBJECTIVE TYPE



i. What was written on the card given by Mr. Steward?

ii. Why did Norma telephone Mr. Steward? iii. Why did the son at the age of sixty cry?

(Clearing in the sky). iv. What type of Jess’s father was? v. What was the condition of the Bittering family

on hearing the news of war on the earth? vi. What is the dream of Martina Luther King?

vii. What did Martian Luther King say about injustice in the state of Mississippi?

viii. Why were the gifts of Jima and Della useless for them?

ix. What were the feelings of Maulvi Abdul when he saw the bare feet of his daughter?



ii. How did the girl realize the truth? iii. How did second man mitigate the fear of the

girl? iv. How much advanced is the civilization of

Kreton? v. Why could not General Powers smash

Kreton’s ship? vi. Why does Clay need money?

vii. Why does Harry emphasize that there is a pearl in the oyster?

viii. Why does Harry buy the barber shop?


i. What was the theme of the poem “The Rain”? ii. What things does the train bring?

iii. Why are the fifty springs little to see the cherry tree?

iv. What are the feelings of the poet standing in the dark in the poem “In the street of the fruit stalls?

v. What is the theme of the poem “The feed”? vi. What is the main idea of the poem “Leisure”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend inviting him to join you on a visit to Northern areas. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for the refund of library security. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “The farmers and his three sons” or “Pride hath a fall”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 “That valley is fatal when furnaces burn, Yonder’s the midden whose odours will madden that gap in the grave where the tall return”.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 they did not know any better his wife mused such ugly people I am glad they have gone

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Accident; Incident (ii) Adept; Adopt (iii) Vocation; Vacation (iv) Counsel; Council (v) Draught; Drought (vi) Elicit; Illicit (vii) Miner; Minor


There was no use of Mr. Hubert’s protesting, for nobody believed him. Mr. Manana repeatedly maintained that Hubert had picked up the pocket book. For an hour both men abused each other. That at his own request, Mr. Hubert was searched. Nothing was found on him. Finally the mayor discharged Hubert with warning that he would consult the public prosecutor and ask for further order.

OR


Write an essay on “Floods in Pakistan”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE



i He apologized for the delay.

a Begged pardon b Ordered c Admonished d Laughed

ii Old Stephen yelled at the house boy.

a Called b Screamed c Talked d Amused

iii ‘Aw, come on’, I coaxed.

a Smiled b Wept c Flattered d Ordered

iv He did not want to be mistrusted.

a Asked b Invited c Respected d Suspected

v Norma looked disgusted.

a Appalled b Pleased c Joyed d Crazy

vi A man of words and not of deeds.

a Deals b Heels c Attraction d Actions

vii The school children are unruly.

a Good b Wild c Hard working d Sensible

viii Spelding nods wearily.

a Happily b Heartily c Tiredly d Delightly

ix Fissuring the atom.

a Joining b Uniting c Splitting d Bringing

x Her hair was dragged in mud.

a Fell b Pushed c Pulled d Put


i Who passed by the young man?

a A lady b An old man c A man d A young couple

ii Which disease is spread in the area where the girl lived?

a Flu b Malaria c Diphtheria d Yellow fever

iii What crossed the path of Jess and his father?

a A snake b A deer c A dog d A squirrel

iv After marriage, Ellen wants to live:

a In a village b In a city c On the farm d Abroad

v The girl was coming from the:

a Tour b Hill station c Party d Aunt


i It ____________ snow again.

a Was be b Is be c Shall d Will

ii He ___________ all the day long.

a Wept b Was wept c Weeping d Was weep

iii The office _________ at 4p.m.

a Is close b Close c Closes d Closing

iv If he had come, I _________ him.

a Would have helped b Would help c Help d Would helped

v Would that I ______ a king.

a Is b Am c Were d Was


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



i. What was the condition of the Bittering family on hearing the news of war on the earth?

ii. What happened to the boy when he tried to snatch the purse?

iii. Why did Hubert keep claiming his innocence till his death?

iv. What was the condition of the parents of the sick girl on the arrival of the doctor?

v. What was the punishment inflicted upon the quack by the villagers?

vi. What were the people doing to avoid the danger of locusts?

vii. What are the causes of Negroes discontentment?

viii. What was the wisdom in selling the most valuable things?



i. Why couldn’t the girl describe the killer? ii. What is the significance of storm in the play

“Heat Lightning”? iii. What advice did the second man to the girl to

get over her fear of lightning? iv. How does Kreton prove his extraordinary

powers? v. Can the people of the earth compete with

those of Kreton’s planet? vi. What was the conflict between Clay’s father

and mother? vii. What do you know about judge Applegarth?

viii. How does Harry describe the inhabitants of O.K by-the-sea?


i. Why is the poet fascinated by the Cherry? ii. What picture of the Karachi slums do you get

after reading the poem, “A Sindhi woman”? iii. What was the condition of the statue standing

in the desert? iv. What is the central theme of the poem “A tale

of two cities”? v. How do God’s Attributes save us from sins?

vi. What does the poem, “Love- an Essence of All Religions” convey to us?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father to increase your monthly allowance. Or Write an application to the Principal for remission of fee. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Pride hath a fall” or “United you stand, divided you fall”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 I hear leaves drinking rain; I hear rich leaves on top Giving the poor beneath Drop after drop;

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 my dear lady mr steward said do you really think you knew your husband

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Abstain; Refrain (ii) Bridal; Bridle (iii) Dairy; Diary (iv) Drown; Sink (v) Idle; Idol (vi) Sale; Sail (vii) Stationery; Stationary


With his faith, we will be able to hew out of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope. With this faith we will be able to transform the jangling discords of our nation into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood. With this faith we will be able to work together, to pray together, to struggle together to go to jail together, to stand up for freedom together, knowing that we will be free one day.

OR


Write an essay on “Corruption”.


S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Oh, God I’m scared.

a Contented b Happy c Sad d Terrified

ii It was a wonderful primitive assumption.

a Civilized b Modern c Old d Strange

iii I am determined to teach here.

a Bound b Inclined c Resolved d Renounced

iv I am the glitter on the crust of snow.

a Bare b Dare c Flare d Glare

v The valley is fatal.

a Deep b Dark c Deadly d Delightful

vi The young man was delighted to watch the spectacle.

a Carpet b Couple c People d Sight

vii I am not unmindful.

a Attentive b Fearful c Negligent d Woeful

viii She had magnificient blonde hair.

a Curly b Golden c Long d Smooth

ix M’am dragged the boy.

a Frightened b Punished c Beat d Pulled

x Jess’s curiosity was aroused.

a Temptation b Mirth c Suspense d Indignation


i She saw in the flash of lightning.

a A dog b A bus c A car d A man’s face

ii Clark Larrabee gives Harry:


iii Whose glory will be revealed?

a Governor b Lord c Mayor d President

iv There was a small man in the:

a Porch b Room c Hallway d Door

v Jorkens succeeded because he was:

a An athlete b A determined person

c A lucky man d A hardworking man


i I _____________ for Lahore next week.

a Leave b Left c Shall leave d Had leave

ii She ___________ her lesson at present.

a Learns b Learned c Is learning d Will learn

iii Why ____________ there yesterday?

a You go b You went c Did you go d Had you gone

iv Work hard lest you:

a Should fail b Might fail c Will fail d Must fail

v I ____________ in this college for ten years.

a Teach b Have been teaching c Has taught d Will be teaching


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I


i. How did the old man feel about the land? ii. Why did Harry want to go back to the earth?

iii. What happened to the boy when he tried to snatch the purse?

iv. Discuss the political views on Jorkens? v. How did the King recover?

vi. Why didn’t the villagers let the old man get cured?

vii. How did old Stephen treat the stray locust which he found on his shirt?

viii. What are the qualities of the veterans of creative suffering?

ix. Why are the noble deeds always a great joy for the author?


i. What were circumstances that forced the girl to leave her car?

ii. Why could the girl not describe the killer? iii. What are Mr. Spelding’s views about the

flying object? iv. How much advanced is the civilization of

Kreton than that of the earth? v. What is the role of General Powers in the

play? vi. According to Harry, how can one bring

merriment to the tired old human heart? vii. How does Miss McCutcheon feel about her

job? viii. What does Clay believe is in the oyster? How

much is its worth?


i. How does the scenery look after rain? ii. Why has the poet used “cannon balls” to

describe the fruits? iii. What does the traveller see in the desert?

(Ozymandias) iv. Why does T.S. Eliot call modern men as

hollow men? v. What are the effects of the Attributes of God?

vi. What is the moral lesson of the poem, “In Broken Images”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father telling him about the progress in studies. Or

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Do good, have good” or “God helps those who help themselves”.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 I met a traveller from an antique land Who said: two vast and trunkless legs of stone Stand in the desert ……. Near them, on the sand

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 mrs lewis yes this is the linox hill hospital

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Amoral; Immoral (ii) Bye; By (iii) Cite; Site (iv) Draft; Drought (v) Envelope; Envelop (vi) Decent; Descent (vii) Stationary; Stationery


A King fell seriously ill and all hopes of recovery vanished, the more the disease was cured the more it became painful. At last, the physicians agreed that his disease that cannot be cured except by means of bile of a person endued with certain qualities. Orders were issued to search for an individual of this kind. A son of a farmer was discovered to possess the qualities as mentioned by the doctor the king summoned the father and mother of the boy whose consent he got by giving them a huge amount of wealth. The Qazi issued a decree to shed the blood of person for the health of King.

OR




S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i None to lessen their groans.

a Abdicate b Increase c Reduce d Scare

ii Yonder’s the midden whose odours will madden.

a Filth b Flower c Plant d Shrub

iii There is not an eligible bachelor in town.

a Appropriate b Crazy c Skillful d Tall

iv Kreton asked powers not to wreck his ship.

a Decorate b Destroy c Furnish d Occupy

v He is nondescript sort of person.

a Uncultured b Uneducated c Unintelligent d Uninteresting

vi There was nothing to grumble at.

a Complain b Look c Say d Worry

vii She began to think more reasonably.

a Rightly b Slowly c Sensibly d Wrongly

viii His bewildered victim inquired.

a Beaten b Confounded c Founded d Surrounded

ix She shook him until his teeth rattled.

a Broke b Clattered c Pained d Removed

x She was golden and slender as his daughter.

a Attractive b Beautiful c Slim d Ugly


i Clark gives Harry:


ii The visitor was dressed in the fashion of :

a 1850 b 1860 c 1900 d 1960

iii The writer wanted to have a diary to take down his:

a Bad deeds b Domestic deeds c Good deeds d Memories

iv On what subject did Gorgios make speeches.

a Examination b Many subjects c War d Water

v What were the feelings of Hubert when he was informed of the recovery of the lost object? He felt:

a Concerned b Disgusted c Indifferent d Triumphed


i He cried as if he ______________ mad.

a Is b Has been c Were d Will

ii If he works hard, he __________ the examination.

a Had passed b Will pass c Will have passed d Would pass

iii I ____________ for Karachi tomorrow.

a Have been leaving b Leave c Left d Shall leave

iv A few days ago, they ___________ us.

a Had met b Met c Meet d Will meet

v My brother ______ cricket daily.

a Is playing b Play c Played d Plays


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I


i. Why did Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. What climate did they face on the Mars?

iii. What was the nature of woman’s job? iv. Why did Hubert keep claiming his innocence? v. What was the condition of the tonsils of sick girl?

vi. What should be role of a Qazi? vii. What was the cause of Negroes discontentment?

viii. Why did Jim and Della want to present the gifts to each other? ix. When did the author hear the throbbing sound of wings?


i. Why did the girl not accompany the second man? ii. Why did the girl ask for help from the first man?

iii. How does Kreton impress General Powers? iv. Who is John? What is his role in the play? v. What type of a girl Ellen is?

vi. What is the role of Mr. Spelding in the play? vii. Why does Clark Larrabee return?

viii. What does Clay want to put in the local newspaper?


i. Why does the jug in the bedroom shake when the train passes? ii. Why has the poet used “cannon balls” to describe the fruits?

iii. What is the message the poet wants to convey in the poem “the feed”? iv. What is worse than slavery? v. Without whose love is Bullah in loss?

vi. What do you understand when the poet says, “I am the shadow that follows a child”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend inviting him to your brother’s marriage. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college to remit library fine. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” or “All that glitters is not gold”.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 well you did not have to snatch my pocket book to get some suede shoes said mrs luella bates washington jones you could have asked me

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i)Beneficient; Beneficial (ii) Credible; Creditable (iii) Eminent; Imminent (iv) Hew; Hue (v) Peace; Piece (vi) Route; Rout (vii) Social; Sociable



After the meal had concluded the chief of the police appeared on the scene. He inquired, “Is Mr. Hubert here”? Mr. Hubert seated at another end of the table replied, “Here I am”. The police officer went up to him and said, “Mr. Hubert, will you please accompany me to the mayor’s office, the mayor would like to talk you”. Mr. Hubert surprised and disturbed, followed the police office. The Mayor, a stout serious man, was waiting for Hubert.

OR


Write an essay on “A cricket match”.

Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: Gujranwala Year: 2006 Group: I Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Why did the cook boy run?

a To kill the insects b To summon the labourers

c To inform the landlady

d To see the locusts

ii Why did they throw wet leaves onto the fire?

a To make the snow acrid b To put out the fire c To burn the leaves d To burn the insects

iii Jorkens thought that a man who wanted to succeed had to be:

a An athlete b A man of will-power c A lucky man d A hardworking man

iv What was the condition of overcoat the man was wearing?

a It was old b It was new c It was torn out d It was clumsy

v His words fell like a bombshell on Maulvi Abul:

a A severe shock b A bomb c A tree d A wall

vi The grave of Hubert withstood the havocs of the food.

a Destruction b Water c Waves d Storm

vii The curse of tyrant abides on him forever.

a Punishes b Lives c Lasts d Pushes

viii Della’s beautiful hair made itself into a dress for her.

a Was longy b Was short c Was silky d Was brown

ix The bus was late due to:

a Rush b Storm c Accident d Change in the schedule


x Where did the spaceship land?

a On the roof of the building

b In the field c On a hill d In the lawn of Mrs. Spelding


i The house of Spelding comes under:


ii The girl throws her body against the door slapping.

a Beating b Striking c Pushing d Meeting

iii The First Man then picks up a discarded newspaper.

a Torn out b Wasted c Old d Spoiled

iv The light plays over, and illuminates the inside of the room.

a Lits b Lightens c Shines d Brightness

v Fifty springs are little ___________.

a Room b Bloom c Doom d Boon

vi Did you see that _____________ in the twisted tree?

a Person b Flower c Fruit d Shape

vii A time to rend and a time to _______________.

a Sew b Invent c Select d Reject

viii Ranks broken, hearts perplexed, prayers cold.

a Troops b Offices c Buildings d Lines

ix Ashes are not merely the waste, They can really create great.

a Impressions b Flavours c Remains d Essence

x To be able to realize this, He got enmeshed in love.

a Mixed up b Fixed up c Caught in net d Stranded


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I

Q#2. (a) Answer (in 2 – 3 lines) the following short questions from book-I(Short stories): 06

i. What were the feelings of the old man at the age of seventy? ii. Why didn’t Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones hand over the boy to Police?

iii. Why did Della sell her hair? OR How did Gorgios achieve his ambition?

(b) Answer (in 2 – 3 lines) the following short questions from book-III(one act plays): 04

i. Why couldn’t the girl describe the killer? ii. How does Harry charge of hair-cut?

OR Write a note on Kreton (50 – 60 words).

(c) Answer (in 2 – 3 lines) the following short questions from book-III (poems): 04

i. Mention three attributes of God. ii. What did the traveller see in the desert?

OR Who cannot compete with the civilization of Makkah? (answer in 50 – 60 words).

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your friend inviting him to join you on a visit to a hill station. Or Write an application to the Principal for sick leave. 10


Q#4. Write a moral story on a lesson: 10 “A stitch in time saves nine” or “Do good and have good”

Q#5. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And since to look at things in bloom Fifty springs are little room, About the woodland I will go To see the Cherry-hung with snow

(b) Tick () the correctly punctuated one: 05

a) Is that so, harry sam said casually. b) “Is that so, Harry Sam said casually. c) “Is that so, Harry?” Sam said, casually. d) “Is that so, Harry” Sam said, casually.

(c) Select the correct word: 05

(i) It is an electronic ________________. (sell, cell) (ii) He paid _______________________. (fare, fair) (iii) I keep _________________________. (foul, fowl) (iv) They ________ tree. (hue, hew) (v) We _________ to God. (prey, prey)

Q#6. Translate the following passage into Urdu: 10 She had magnificient blonde hair, in profusion. One of those picture children often reproduce in advertising leaflets and the photogravure section of the Saturday papers. OR

Alternative Question for Foreign / English Medium Students Write an essay on “Evils of Smoking”.

Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: Gujranwala Year: 2006 Group: II Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The key to the bell unit dome was in the ______________.

a Box b Drawer c Sealed envelope d Pocket

ii The large woman works in a ____________.

a School b College c Beauty shop d Hospital

iii Mr. Hubert drew out the little piece of ______________ from his pocket.

a Paper b String c Chalk d Bread

iv Jorkens said that a man who wanted to succeed had to be ___________.

a An athlete b Determined person c A lucky man d A hardworking person

v Perhaps I should have desisted and come back in an hour or more.

a Moved b Resisted c Abstained d Persisted

vi Mr. Manana who is a man of worthy credence mistook the cord for a pocket-book.

a Pious b Trustworthy c Rascal d Cheat

vii There were little, very dim flecks of new gold captured in the blue of his eyes.

a Branch b Small spots c Dull d Bright

viii Its lid gave a bulging pop.

a Explosive sound b Low tone c Jerk d Silence

ix The girl’s clothes were wet and ____________.


a Muddy b Dirty c Clean d Beautiful

x The play “heat lightning” may be called a _______________.

a Comedy b Tragedy c Melodrama d Drama


i Miss McCutcheon is a _____________.

a Nurse b Doctor c School-teacher d Writer

ii The girl lets out a muffled cry.

a Loud b Low c Sudden d Painful

iii Roger Spelding is middle aged, unctuous resonant.

a Beaming b Shy c Flattering d Sympathetic

iv She has long blonde hair.

a Curly b Grey c Golden d Black

v Who was sitting under the tree?

a The poet b A poor man c A bird d A dog

vi Out of the life of the poet how many years would not come again?

a Ten b Twenty c Thirty d Fifty

vii The wreck of statue was ___________.

a Small b Big c Colossal d Little

viii Man has learnt to wail in a loud tone.

a Laugh b Mock c Bark d Weep

ix Yonder’s the midden whose odours will madden

a A dunghill b Garden c Pasture d Meadow

x The poet says that he is slow in broken images.

a Rough b Wise c Sharp d dull


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I

Q#2. (a) Answer (in 2 – 3 lines) the following short questions from book-I(Short stories): 06

(i) What had the doctors told the old man? (ii) Why did the boy look to the sky and smile? (iii) Write the names of Abdul Barkat’s daughters?

OR Write a summary of “I have a dream”

(b) Answer (in 2 – 3 lines) the following short questions from book-III(one act plays): 04

(i) What were the circumstances that forced the girl to leave her car? (ii) Who buys the oyster? How much does he pay?

OR Write notes on Mr. and Mrs. Spelding.

(c) Answer (in 2 – 3 lines) the following short questions from book-III (poems): 04

(i) What is the theme of the poem “o where are you going”? (ii) Without whose love is Bullah in loss?

OR What happens when the life is not of deeds but is full of words? (50 – 60 words).

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your teacher thanking him for the guidance he provided you in your studies. OR Write an application to the principal requesting him to grant you fee concession. 10


Q#4. Write a moral story on a lesson: 10 “Union is strength” OR “A stitch in time saves nine”

Q#5. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 He treaded the bazaars of Egypt Just to be sold for a slave Sachu speaks the bare Truth To speak of His sojourn on earth

(b) Punctuate the following lines: 05 Then we I I cat said the woman I believe you re hungry or been hungry to try to snatch my pocket-book

(c) Use the following phrasal verbs in your own sentences: 05

(i) Hand-over (ii) Break open (iii) Die away (iv) Give in (v) Come across

Q#6. Translate the following passage into Urdu: 10 The package was lying by the front door. Norma saw it as she left the elevator. Well, of all the nerve, she thought. She glared at the carton as she unlocked the door. I just won’t take it in. she thought she went inside and started dinner.

OR

Alternative Question for Foreign / English Medium Students Write an essay on “Earthquakes”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i I had never seen such a rugged land.

a Hard b Soft c Fertile d Uneven

ii Men leaped out of it, shouting.

a Came out b Crawled c Ran out d Rushed out

iii The mayor was stout serious man.

a Very healthy b Very weak c Very proud d Very mean

iv Worn by age, the acrobat looked melancholy.

a Proud b Depressed c Happy d Confused

v She reduced the spatula into splinters.

a Piece b Bars c Lumps d Nothing

vi Your flashlight, for instance. You can identify it.

a Lightning b Example c Use d Explanation

vii He is not an imposter.

a A beast b An alien c An animal d A pretender

viii I might damage the pearl

a Beautify b Decorate c Destroy d Drop

ix A time to pluck up that which is planted.

a Break b Cut c Pick d Clutch


x With whom should she solace?

a Disturb b Suffer c Console d Hate


i Mr. Hubert was surprised and distributed when the police officer asked him to accompany him to:

a The police station b The mayor’s office c The court d The airport

ii What did they see on Martian hills?

a The old cities b Flower beds c Stream of water d A deep valley

iii The great throne-room had been turned into a kind of:


iv The girl was coming from:

a The party b Tour c A hill station d A station

v Who is Roger Spelding?

a A general b A soldier c A news caster d A technicians


i Unless you (work hard), you cannot pass.

a Work hard b Worked hard c Would have worked hard

d Would work hard

ii Amjad (study) for examination now.

a Has studied b Is studying c Would have studied d Studied

iii They (learn) English for four years.

a Have been learning b Are learning c Learn d Will be learning

iv She has just come in and (see) you in five minutes.

a Saw b Will see c Have seen d Had seen

v He (come) here yesterday.

a Comes b Has come c Will come d Came


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What did Mr. Steward take out from his pocket when he sat in Norma’s chair?

ii. What did the people of family say when he bought the farm?

iii. What happened in the Mars five years after? iv. What did the woman say to the boy? (Than

you Ma’am) v. What reward was announced for the finder?

vi. Why did Gorgios go into politics? vii. What did the doctor tell her parents about

the illness of their daughter? (the use of force)

viii. How did Mr. Hubert feel in the long run? ix. What was the punishment inflicted upon the



i. Why did the girl refuse to go with the second man?

ii. Who saved the life of the girl? iii. Who is John? What are Mr. Spelding’s views

about him? iv. What is optical illusion? (Visit to a small

planet) v. What does Clay believe in the oyster? How

much is its worth? vi. What is the condition of the girl?

vii. How does powers accuse Kreton? viii. What has happened to Clay’s father?


i. What does the title of the poem ‘o where are you going’ signify?


ii. What are the feelings of the poet standing in the dark?

iii. What kind of feelings does the poem create in the reader’s mind ‘Ozymandias’?

iv. Why does a person feel helpless on the death of a friend?

v. What had made the efforts of the Muslims fruitless?

vi. What does the title of the poem “Leisure” signify?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend requesting him to lend you his camera for a week. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for grant of scholarship. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” or “A stitch in time, saves nine”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 I hope the sun shines bright; It will be a lovely sight.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 now you are coming to something son he said as he pushed down the top wire so he could cross the fence this is something I want you to see

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Affection; Affectation (ii) Barren; Baron (ii) Calendar; Calender (iv) Deer; Dear (v) Eligible; Illegible (vi) Funeral; Funereal (vii) Goal; Gaol


That day, in order not do disappoint his erstwhile disciple and his aged mother. Maulvi Abdul took a momentous decision. He went to his wife and said: “Shamim Ahmed wants me to inaugurate his shop by becoming his first customer. If you agree, let us buy a piece of cloth for Mehrun’s suit. In any case we will need it for her dowry. My purchase in the presence of the entire village may impress them.

OR


Write an essay on “Declining the standard of Education”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Norma repressed a smile.

a Urged b Checked c Have d Wear

ii Jess saw dark stalwart plants loaded with green tomatoes.


iii The fear was an unhidden partner with Harry and his family.

a Wanted b Welcome c Asked for d Unasked for

iv The boy picket up the pocket-book.

a Battle-axe b Courage c Purse d Note-book

v Mr. Hubert was terrified by the suspicion resting on him.

a Mistrust b Trust c Doubt d Responsibility

vi The first man reads a discarded newspaper.

a Furnished b Decorated c Interesting d Rejected

vii Mr. Spelding says that Ellen is an ungrateful girl.

a Poor b Wicked c Unthankful d Thankful

viii Roxanna had an assortment of shells.


ix The mother sparrow has brought a grain of millet in her beak.


a Nib b Truck c Paw d Shoulder

x We are hollow men.

a Intelligent b Strong c Useless d Forceful


i What was the age of Jess when his father made him a plough?


ii How did the lid of rocket open?

a Without any sound b With a screeching sound

c Softly d With a bulging pop

iii What did the woman make out of the canned milk?

a Ice cream b Coffee c Cocoa d Tea

iv What is the condition of the hair of the girl in ‘The heat lightning’?

a Disheveled b Well combed c Silky d Sleek

v Who says that there is no life on other planets?

a John b Ellen c General powers d Spelding


i I would have helped him if he (come) to me.


ii If I teach him, he (top) the Board.

a Tops b Has topped c Was topped d Will top

iii It (rain) since morning.

a Has rained b Had been rained c Have been d Has been raining

iv They (not teach) college in time.

a Does not reach b Could not reach c Did not reached d Do not reach

v I shall telephone him when he (come) back.

a Comes b Had come c Came d Come


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Mr. Steward continue persuading Norma?

ii. What did they want to grow? (Dark They were……)

iii. Why didn’t the boy run from the house of the woman? (thank you Ma’am).

iv. Why did the parents rebuke the sick girl? v. What should be the role of a Qazi?

vi. What was the wisdom in selling the most valuable things? (The gift of Magi)

vii. What were the people wearing who came on the mall? (overcoat)

viii. Why noble deeds are always a great joy for the author? (The angel and the author….)

ix. What did the quack do with the old man?



ii. Why did the girl ask for help from the first man?

iii. How did the girl realize the truth? iv. What is the purpose of visit of Kreton? v. What is the role of Genera Powers in the

Play? vi. What is Harry’s philosophy?

vii. What work does the man do? (the oyster….) viii. Why doesn’t the writer open the oyster?


i. What kind of a picture of Karachi slums is reflected in the pome “Sindhi Woman”?


ii. What kind of feelings does the poem “Ozymandias” create in the reader’s mind?

iii. What does the sparrow hold in her beak? (the feed)

iv. What is the theme of the poem “Leisure”? v. When does a person remember God?

vi. What are the effects of the attributes of God?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your cousin asking him to spend a few days with you. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for fee concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Haste makes waste” or “Tit for tat”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Snorting noisily, she passes Silent miles of wind-bent grasses Birds turn their heads as she approaches

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 whats wrong asked his wife let get back on the rocket go back to the earth yes listen the wind blew as if to flake away their identities


(i) Dose; Doze (ii) Excite; Incite (iii) Hare; Hear (iv) Quite; Quiet (v) Practise; Practice (vi) Root; Route (vii) Sour; Soar


As the evening advanced, the cold became more intense. It was a cold that induced people to seek comfort in pleasure. At such times it was not only the profligate who ranged abroad, but even those who are usually content to live with their loneliness, emerged from their hide outs to join in the gaiety of the streets.

OR


Write an essay on “My Neighbour”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Instantly, the melon broke in the throat.

a Amazingly b Exquisitely c Softly d Immediately

ii But the ground was so stiff.

a Hard b Soft c Hot d Dry

iii Sheikh Sadi is perpetually modern.

a Casually b Consciously c Seriously d Forever

iv It is very damp here sometimes.

a Dry b Moist c Cold d Hot

v I took a trial shot at it.

a Sudden b Intention c Experimental d Dangerous

vi I do not think I screamed.

a Laugh b Weep c Cry d Smile

vii This is the wrong costume.

a Dress b Habit c Manner d Hint

viii Ellen a lively girl of twenty, Fidgets as she listens.

a Makes somebody b Feels unhappy c Cries loud d Feels uncomfortable


nervous

ix That valley is fatal where furnaces burn.

a Lively b Green c Causing death d Dismal

x They slumber on with paws across.

a Take rest b Bark c Growl d Sleep


i What did Harry want to build?

a Space shuttle b Aeroplane c Rocket d Jet

ii What happened to the doctor, when the child resisted?

a He got annoyed b He felt embarrassed c Ho got angry d He was furiated

iii What did the people do with the foolish quack?

a Punished b Beat c Forgave d Put on trial

iv The bus was late due to

a Rush b Accident c Storm d Change in schedule

v From which planet has Kreton come?

a Venus b Mars c Moon d Unknown planet


i I (carry) a basket of dishes to mother.

a Was carrying b Carried c Carry d Am carrying

ii I (follow) him down the little path.

a Follows b Followed c Following d Will follow

iii She (teach) us very well now.

a Is teaching b Will have teaching c Will be teaching d Teach

iv He (smoke) since 1978.

a Is smoking b Smokes c Has been smoking d Had smoked

v I shall telephone him when he (come) back.

a Comes b Had come c Came d Come


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. Why did Harry want to go back to Earth? iii. Why did the Mayor not believe the innocence

of Hubert? iv. What did make Hubert shameful? v. Why did the king weep?

vi. Why did the farmers throw wet leaves on the fire?

vii. Why did Della sell her hair? viii. Describe Maulvi’s appearance.



i. Why did the girl consider the first man her helper?

ii. What was the condition of the weather? iii. Can the people of the earth compete with the

people of Kreton’s planet? iv. How impressive were the morals of Kreton? v. What is the theme of the study of Kreton?

vi. How much does Harry charge for haircuts? vii. Why does Clay need money?

viii. What work does Harry do?


i. What kind of train the night mail is?


ii. What kind of the feelings does the poet create in the minds of the readers?

iii. What is the central idea of the poem “times”? iv. Why does the poet call the modern men


vi. Why does a person feel helpless on the death of a friend? (My neighbour friend …………….)

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger brother advising him to take interest in studies. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for remission of special fine. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Where there is a will, there is a way” or “Union is strength”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Woeful were all the hills Wasteful were all the grills None to share their moans None to lessen their groans (b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 abruptly she began to smash it on the sink

edge pounding it harder and harder until the wood split she pulled the sides apart cutting her fingers without noticing there were no transistors in the box no wires or tubes the box was empty

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Advice; Advise (ii) Refuse; Deny (iii) Illicit; Elicit (iv) Massage; Message (v) Pattern; Patron (vi) Formally; Formerly (vii) Notorious; Notable


I am not unmindful that some of you have come here out of great trials and tribulations. Some of you have come from narrow jail cells. Some of you have from the areas where your quest for freedom left you battered by the storms of persecution and staggered by the winds of police brutality. You have been the veterans of creative suffering.

OR


Write an essay on “City Life”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i He tossed the pieces onto the table.

a Passed b Crew c Crossed d Threw

ii I wiped the streams of sweat from my face.

a Currents b Currants c Gallants d Sadgets

iii Its sweet pungent smell lingered in the village lanes.

a Sharp b Urgent c Harp d Pegent

iv It was a splendid scene.

a Glided b Candid c Magnificient d Sufficient

v The mayor was a stout serious man.

a Weak b Brave c Strong d Stunt

vi The girl says that i’m scared.

a Frightened b Brave c Sacred d Saved

vii Poor fragile butterflies.

a Powerful b Weak c Beautiful d Small

viii The sea washes up some pretty good things.


a Small b Lovely c Old d New

ix Shoveling white steam over her shoulder.

a Throwing b Glowing c Smelling d Snorting

x Self-honouring and God-drunk is faith.

a Love of Allah b Vine of God c Wine of God d Love of Prophet


i Mathilda’s parents were spending on the doctor.

a Six $ b Five $ c Four $ d Three $

ii What did they do after building a cottage?

a Furnished it b Decorated it c Ate good breakfast d Discussed about Martians

iii The boys was dragged into a :

a Street b Hall c Kitchenette-furnished

d Jail

iv What is Harry’s philosophy?

a Live and let live b Tit for tat c Take it easy d Never mind

v What was the man dragging from the car?

a A corpse of a woman

b A sack of books c A dog d Gas kit


i I ___________ to hospital yesterday.

a Do not go b Did not go c Have not gone d Will not go

ii He __________ to college every day at 8:00 O’clock.

a Goes b Will do go c Has gone d Had gone

iii He asked me where I _____________.

a Am going b Will go c Was going d Have gone

iv The guests __________ here last night.

a Reach b Are reaching c Reached d Had reached

v He laughs as if he ___________ weeping.



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What does the author like about the Christmas?

ii. What kind of music was played in one of the restaurants in ‘Overcoat’?

iii. What was the wisdom in selling the most valuable things in “The gift of Magi”?

iv. Why didn’t the villagers let old man get cured?

v. What was the condition of the tonsils on the sick girl?

vi. What was the condition of the trees in ‘A mild attack of locusts’?

vii. What was the subject discussed at the club?

viii. How dangerous can a Martian virus be? ix. What was there inside the package?


i. Why couldn’t the girl describe the killer? ii. Why didn’t the girl accompany the second

man? iii. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit? iv. How impressive were the morals of Kreton? v. How damaging is violence in life?

vi. Where does the play “oyster and the pearl” take place?

vii. Why do they want Wozzeck to come? viii. What kind of gadget does the writer describe?



i. What will happen when the rain stops? ii. What is Easter?

iii. What does the rider reply to the reader in the end?

iv. Why does the poet compare the fruits with ‘cannon balls’?

v. Describe the Karachi slums? vi. What is the theme of the poem “Leisure”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend about the profession you wish to adopt. Or Write a letter to your friend about the accident you have recently witnessed. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Union is strength” or “A stitch in time saves nine”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And when your back begins to smart, It’s like a penknife in your heart And when your heart begins to bleed, you are dead and dead and dead indeed

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 no said the boy pay for the salt said the king lest it should become a custom and the village be ruined

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Principal; Principle (ii) Sight; Site (iii) Decease; Disease (iv) Casual; Causal (v) Statue; Statute (vi) Stair; Stare (vii) Brake; Break


She was a large woman with a large purse that had everything in it but a hammer and nails. It had a long strap, and she carried it slung across her shoulder. It was about eleven O’ Clock at night, dark, and she was walking alone, when a boy ran up behind her and tried to snatch her purse. The strap broke up with a sudden single tug the boy gave it from behind. But the boy’s weight and the weight of the purse combined caused him to lose his balance.

OR


Write an essay on “Discipline”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Steward looked embarrassed.

a Successful b Delighted c Mysterious d Upset

ii Jess’s father bragged at his achievements.

a Boasted b Disgusted c Humiliated d Whispered

iii Gorgios’ clothes were magnificient.

a Loose b Cheap c Ugly d Grand

iv Luther said that unearned suffering was redemptive.

a Purgative b Disgusting c Intolerable d Welcome

v The author said that he had a vexing dream one night.

a Troublesome b Pleasing c Long d Lovely

vi The girl is sobbing and is out of breath.

a Laughing b Smiling c Weeping d Singing

vii Slowly a luminous object arcs into view.


a Radiant b Dim c Murky d Dark


a Delight b Look c Voices d hide

ix The cherry is hung with bloom along the bough.

a Branch b Blossom c Stem d Twig

x Through love, stake becomes a throne.

a Bed b Chair c Throne d Pier


i What did they see on Martian hills?

a The old cities b Flower beds c Stream of fresh water

d A deep valley

ii The rich people gathered at a big hall?

a To watch a show b For a discussion c To hear a lecture d For a great meal

iii What is the beautiful symphony of brotherhood?

a A violin b A guitar c The beautiful song of brotherhood

d Musical composition of brotherhood


a Rush b Strom c Accident d Change in schedule

v General Powers was thinking about.

a His promotion b Security of the country c Arrest of Kreton d Murder of the Visitor


i The Muslims __________ in one God.

a Believes b Believe c Had believed d Were believed

ii Who ____________ at the door just now?

a Knocks b Knock c Was knocking d Will knock

iii If he ______________ he would have passed.

a Had worked hard b Worked hard c Works hard d Should have worked hard

iv We __________ the poor.

a Should help b Would help c Might help d Might have helped

v A drowning man __________ at a straw.

a Catch b Catches c Had caught d Was caught


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. Why was the writer reluctant for a walk with

his father? (Clearing in the sky) iii. What was the punishment inflicted upon the

quack by the villagers? iv. What is the dream of Martian Luther king? v. Why did the people come out on the Mall?

vi. Why noble deeds are always a great joy the author?

vii. What kind of songs were sung by the girls at Mehrun’s marriage?

viii. Why did the farmers raise the clouds of smoke?

ix. Why did the parents rebuke their daughter?


i. What kind haircut does Miss McCutcheon want?

ii. Describe Harry’s barber shop in few lines. iii. What is the population of the town O.K by-

the-sea? iv. When and for how much money did Harry buy

his shop? v. Why don’t Kreton’s people travel much?

vi. Give the gist of Spelding’s announcement. vii. Where does the object land?


viii. What is the significance of storm, rain, lightning and thunder in the play?


i. What kind of man the Rider is? ii. What is the reaction of the birds at the arrival

of the train? iii. What do the poor and the rich leaves signify

in the poem? iv. Where from the Sindhi woman is passing

through? v. What is the mother sparrow holding in her

beak? vi. What kind of people the modern men are?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father about the progress of your studies. Or Write an application to the Principal for full fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “God helps those who help themselves” or “Tit for tat”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And since to look at things in bloom fifty springs are little room, About the wood land I will go to see the cherry hung with snow

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 does your throat hurt you added the mother to the child but the little girls expression didn’t change nor did she move her eyes from my face

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Breath; Breathe (ii) Waist; Waste (iii) Angel; Angle (iv) Patrol; Petrol (v) Idle; Idol (vi) Canon; Cannon (vii) Sweat; Sweet


Maulvi Adbul sighed and wiped the tears from his eyes and his face, with the loose end of his turban. In a quivering voice, he said; “Oh Allah, daughters are your helpless creatures”! He caught hold of Shamim Ahmad’s hand.

OR


Write an essay on “Evils of smoking”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i My father answered me curtly.

a Smilingly b Politely c Bluntly d Interestingly

ii Mr. Hubert’s grave withstood the havocs of the flood.

a Water b Destructions c Power d Flow

iii These camels are of prodigious size.

a Small b Medium c Ordinary d Enormous

iv Miss America, I presume.

a Bet b Recollect c Guess d Deny

v He was enjoyed his promenade in the bitter cold.

a Pleasure walk b Wandering c Cat walk d Evening walk

vi The foundation of oppression was small in the world.

a Injustice b Action c Justice d Cruelty


vii Your flashlight, for instance, you can identify that.


viii This is the wrong costume.

a Press b Address c Language d Dress

ix Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare.

a Huge b Destroyed c Shattered d Statue

x Through love wrath seems to be a mercy.

a Misfortune b Mercy c Anger d Reaction


i From where was she coming? (thank you Ma’am)

a Hotel b Beauty shop c Office d Market

ii What did the people say behind his back?

a Those are lane excuses

b He is innocent c He is unreliable d A man of loose character

iii Locusts attack in the area of:

a One mile b Ten mile c Fifty mile d Hundred mile

iv Who is Roger Spelding?

a A general b A soldier c A technician d A newscaster

v The girl thought of reaching the house but:

a The car broke down b The brakes failed c The car ran out of gas

d The road was blocked


i She ________ questions by her teacher.

a Was asking b Was asked c Will ask d Asks

ii They _________ exercise daily.

a Take b Have taken c Have been taking d Will be taking

iii He __________ in a quiz competition next week.

a Participates b Participated c Will participate d Was participate

iv If he had come. I ______ him.

a Will help b Would help c Had helped d Would have helped

v The patient ___________ before the doctor came.

a Was dying b Had dying c Could die d Died


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What guaranteed the old man’s health? (clearing in the sky).

ii. How many children Mr. Bittering had and what were their names?

iii. What happened to the boys when he tried snatch the purse?

iv. Why did the girl break the wooden blade? v. What was the cause of Negroes

discontentment? vi. What urged Jim and Della to exchange gifts?

vii. Describe the scene of a rich meal in the big hall at the end of the market day.

viii. How did Chaudhary Fateh dad help Maulvi Abdul?

ix. What should be the role of a Qazi?


i. Why didn’t the girl accompany the second man?

ii. What is the significance of lightning in the play ‘Heat Lightning’?

iii. Why does Kreton call the people of the Earth the poor fragile butterflies?



v. How much advanced is the civilization of Kreton than that of the Earth?

vi. What is the theme of the play ‘the oyster and the pearl’?

vii. What kind of judge is judge Applegarth? viii. What has happened to Clay’s father?


i. What is meant by rich leaves? (The Rain). ii. Who does the rider represent in the pome?

iii. Give central idea of the poem ‘Times’? iv. What is needed today to gain glory as pointed

out by Allama Muhammad Iqbal in his poem entitled ‘Rubayiat’?

v. Mention the attributes of God as described in ‘God’s attributes’?

vi. Why does a person question his senses when the facts fail him? (in broken images)

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend requesting him to lend his camera for a week. Or Write an application to the Principal for full fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” or “Necessity is the mother of invention”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Now, of my three score years and ten

Twenty will not come again And take from seventy springs a score It only leaves me fifty more.


(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Amiable; Amicable (ii) Council; Counsel (iii)Disburse; Disperse (iv) Eligible; Illegible (v) Fiction; Faction (vi) Flee; Flea (vii) Gate; Gait


The package was lying by the front door. Norma saw it as she left the elevator. Well, of all the nerve, she thought. She glared at the carton as she unlocked the door. I just won’t take it in. she thought she went inside and started dinner. Later she went into the front hall. Opening the door, she picked up the packages and carried it into the kitchen, leaving it on the table. She sat in the living room, looking out the window. After a while, she went back into the kitchen.

OR


Write an essay on “My favourite book”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i I have never felt so sordid.

a Uncomfortable b Pleasant c Excited d Angry

ii If this devastated and mangled countryside was not ruin, well, what then was ruin.

a Increased b Decreased c Pleased d Damaged

iii Arthur scared at her appalled.

a Pleased b Horrified c Soother d Harmed

iv Shachal Sarmast speaks of His sojourn on earth.

a Permanent stay b Temporary stay c Wait d Journey

v Clark has scarcely noticed her.

a Blindly b Hardly c Keenly d Rashly

vi You simply seethe with unlikely emotions.


a Hate b Avoid c Show d Fume

vii I could not protest to him now.

a Oppose b Hurt c Recommend d Offend

viii You whom this age’s way so captivate!.

a Fascinating b Perplexing c Detracking d Shocking

ix Maulvi Abdul and Shamim Ahmad talked in solitude.

a Privacy b Confidence c Meeting d Class

x The mother admonished the girl.

a Fondled b Threatened c Warned d Disowned


i Kreton was dressed in the fashion of:

a 1960 b 1900 c 1860 d 1850

ii What did the boy want to say to the woman?

a Thank you Ma’am b Grateful to you c Something other than “thank you ma’am”

d Thankful to you

iii What was Roxanna carrying?

a An assortment of shells

b A chair c An umbrella d A bottle

iv Where did captain of the rescue team establish his headquarters?

a In an abandoned bar

b In the earth settlement

c In the rusty rock d On the hills

v When did Shamim Ahmad go to the city, when he was ________ ?

a 15 b 16 c 18 d 20


i He ____________ to Karachi tomorrow morning.

a Goes b Is going c Went d Will go

ii She __________ her child for two years.

a Had nursed b Has been nursing c Is nursing d Nurses

iii We _________ a match yesterday.

a Played b Had played c Were played d Will play

iv I work hard so that I __________ .

a Will not fail b Should not fail c May not fail d Would not fail

v Truth always ___________.

a Triumphed b Triumphs c Has triumphed d Triumph


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. What had the doctors told Jess’s father? iii. Why did Harry’s wife want to stay? iv. Describe the scene of inauguration ceremony

in the lesson ‘the reward’? v. Why did the parents rebuke the sick girl in the

lesson ‘the use of force’? vi. What was the remedy suggested by the

physicians for the disease of the King?

vii. Why was the quack not allowed to cure the old man?

viii. What was the dream of Martin Luther king? ix. Why did Della sell her hair?


i. What was the circumstances that forced the girl to leave her car?

ii. Why was the girl not willing to go with the second man?

iii. What is the kreton’s study? iv. How is the room decorated in the play “visit

to a small planet”?


v. What is the role of General Powers in the play?

vi. What does Clay want to put in the local newspaper?

vii. Why does Harry forbid the girl to whisper? viii. What type of women visit Harry’s barber

shop?


i. How does Night Mail affect the life in the farm?

ii. How does the fearer try to discourage the farer?

iii. What is the mother sparrow thinking? iv. What do we ignore in our lives? (Leisure) v. Why did Mansur mount the gallows?

vi. What does the garden look like when the weeds start growing in it? (A man of words and not of deeds).

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your uncle about your first impression of the college you joined recently. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college requesting for full fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Try try again” or “Where there is a will, there is a way”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 On every side decamping talk At every place are shrieks in stock What should I do, O God! Aghast!

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 whatever reasons he gave people were not willing to believe him those are lying excuses they said behind his back

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Meat; Meet (ii) Lesson; Lessen (iii) Herd; Heard (iv) Gambol; Gamble (v) Farm; Form (vi) Eminent; Imminent (vii) Dew; Due


Whatever the question was it was at once understood: royal smiles were directed towards him, and gentle applause broke out from every hand, which he understood at once, and the old bent form moved on away from the hurdle. Once he raised a hand to touch the lowest of the swings that were hung from the ceiling. But again the applause broke out assuring him that no actual activity was expected of him.

OR


Write an essay on “My national hero”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i I could hear the water splashing under his feet.

a Sound of water b Hissing of leaves c Sound of birds d Wing

ii The long boughs of wines were fondling the substance of white cloud.

a Caressing b Hiding c Peeping d Covering

iii Norma made scoffing sound.

a Hash b Musical c Mocking d Soft

iv Clay says, “Father your fishing tackle is the closet safe”.

a Rod b Apparatus c Meadow d Bait

v Margaret said – if this devastated and mangled countryside was not ruin, what then was ruin?

a Wiped b Damaged c Washed d Wasted


vi Love and large-hearted giving leave sad marks.

a Generous b Trivial c Significant d Tiny

vii Slowly a luminous object arcs in view.

a Huge b Bright c Burning d Twinkling

viii Edwin Arnold has aptly described Gulistan in culinary terms.

a Official b Strange c Funny d Of kitchen

ix Through love, wrath seems to be a mercy.

a Smile b Laugh c Mock d Anger

x Loveliest of trees, the cherry now is hung with bloom along the bough.

a Mass of petals b Mass of flowers c Bush d Buds


i Who opposed Gorgios on creating the post of court acrobat?

a People b His teacher c His father d His wife

ii What sort of piles have been gathered there?

a Bones b Books c Wood and grass d Rubbish

iii Who is after the girl in “Heat Lightning”?

a Her brother b Her friend c A dog d The killer

iv What could Kreton hear?

a Heart beat b Traffic noise c Human brain d Fairies

v Who was sent to bring salt?

a A girl b A woman c A man d A boy


i When you come, I _____________ the boys.

a Will have taught b Have been teaching c Had been teaching d Was teaching

ii Someone ____________ at the door.

a Is knocking b Knock c Has knock d Had knock

iii The stove __________ water.

a Heats b Heat c Does not heats d Do not heat

iv He _____________ there last year.

a Go b Went c Gone d Goes

v He ____________ this novel by tomorrow morning.

a Finishes b Finished c Will have finished d Has finished


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. Why had Jess’s old father planted his secret

garden? iii. Why did the woman ask Roger to wash his

face? iv. What was the condition of the tonsils to the

sick girl? v. What should be the role of a Qazi?

vi. Why are the locusts compared with bad weather?

vii. Why did Della feel proud of her hair? viii. Who was Chaudhary Fateh dad?

ix. Write down the good deeds the author, Jerome K. Jerome has admitted are a great joy on Christmas?


i. Why could the girl not describe the killer?


ii. What was the condition of the weather in the play “Heat Lightning”?

iii. What did Kreton mean by “Wicked Children”? iv. Why has Kreton called Human beings “poor

fragile butterflies”? v. What is the role of General powers in the

play? vi. What is Harry’s philosophy of life? Can it be

applied in our daily life? vii. Where has Clark Larrabee been? How did he

get to O.K by-the-sea? viii. Why does the writer not open the Oyster?


i. Write a brief note on the Night Mail. ii. How does the poet describe the fruits piled in

the fruit stalls at night? iii. What moral lesson do we learn from the

poem “Ozymandias”? iv. Who have been called hollow men by T.S.

Eliot? Explain. v. Without whose love Bullah Shah faces a loss?

vi. What is the essence of all religions?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your mother telling her why you dislike the hostel life. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for remission of fee. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “No pains no gains” or “It is impossible to please everybody?


A time to rend, And a time to sew; A time to keep silence, And a time to speak……..

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 well you did not have to snatch my notebook to get some suede shoes said mrs. Luella bates washington jones you could have asked me

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Access; Excess (ii) Cost; Caste (iii) Gate; Gait (iv) Hew; Hue (v) Lose; Loose (vi) Route; Rout (vii) Vocation; Vacation



OR


Write an essay on “Examinations”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The state of Mississippi is a desert state sweltering with the heat of injustice and oppression.

a Swelling b Bubbling c Shadowing d Burning

ii Roger Spelding is concluding his T.V broadcast.

a Starting b Finding c Announcing d Ending

iii The girl lets out a muffled cry.

a Loud b Shrill c Stifled d Hoarse

iv Clay says, “Your fishing tackle’s in the closet safe and sound”.

a Undertaking b Gear c Pond d Stew

v “All right, suppose it is?” he looked incredulous.


a Surprised b Startled c Disbelieving d Fresh

vi The poet in “The Hollow Men” says that we are paralysed force.

a Poor b Powerful c Disabled d Rich

vii “Look at this, Jess!” he bragged.

a Challenged b Said c Boasted d Swore

viii You whom this age’s ways so captivate.

a Punish b Retard c Bless d Fascinate

ix Royal smiles were directed towards him, and a gentle applause broke out.

a Loudness b Appreciation c Noise d Excitement

x She shrieked terrifyingly, hysterically.

a Over-excitedly b Sheepishly c Sorrowfully d Dejectedly


i But her face was flushed, she was breathing __________.

a Slowly b Quietly c Rapidly d Calmly

ii The round drops are brightened by _____________.

a Sunshine b Rainbow light c Moonshine d Star light

iii “I can cure the _________,” answered the quack.

a Malaria b Goiter c Tonsils d Blindness

iv The Night Mail reaches ___________.

a In times b On time c Before time d Late

v The slave had never experienced any _______________.

a Pleasure b Calamity c Rule d War


i As it is a lovely morning, the birds ___________.

a Have chirp b Are chirping c Has chirping d Might chirped

ii The sun ____________ in the East.

a Rises b Rose c Will rise d Rise

iii It _________ drizzling since morning.

a Has been b Will has c Will have d Should have been

iv They __________ him two days before.

a Buried b Bury c Shall have buried d Had buried

v I ________ to Lahore yesterday.

a Goes b Go c Went d Will go


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Harry want to go back to the earth? ii. Why did Washington Jones ask the boy to

wash his face? iii. What made Hubert shameful? iv. What was the subject discussed at the club? v. What was the threat of the doctor to the sick

child if she did not show her throat?

vi. What was the advice given by Nushervan to his people?

vii. What was the cause of Negroes’ discontentment?

viii. What is the central idea of the story, “The gift of Magi”?

ix. Write down the good deeds the author Jerome K. Jerome has admitted, are a great joy on Christmas?



i. Did the girl become suspicious of the First Man as the play progressed?

ii. What is the impression of the Girl about the Second Man?

iii. How much impressive were the morals of Kreton?

iv. What is the hobby of Kreton? v. What is the impression of Spelding about

John? vi. Where is Clay going and why?

vii. Why does Clark Larrabee return? viii. Why is Applegarth called a judge?


i. Where does the “Night Mail” pass? ii. What is the most appealing quality of the

Sindhi woman? iii. Which message does the poet convey in the

poem, “The Feed”? iv. What does Dr. Iqbal say in “Rubaiyat” about

the miserable condition of the Muslims? v. How much terrible were the expressions that

took place in the two cities? vi. What happens when the life is not of deeds

but is full of words?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your brother seeking his guidance about the profession you wish to adopt. Or Write an application to the Principal for fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Union is strength” or “Where there is a will, there is a way”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair! Nothing beside remains, Round the decay Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 mr Hubert said that you were seen this morning to pick up the pocketbook lost by mr james mr Hubert the simple countryman looked at the mayor astounded and already terrified by the suspicion resting on him why me me

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Abject; Object (ii) Berth; Birth (iii) Canvas; Canvass (iv) Devise; Device (v) Economic; Economical (vi) Famous; Notorious (vii) Necessities; Necessaries


She heated some lima bones and beaf she had in the icebox, made the cocoa, and set the table. The woman did not ask the boy anything about where he lived, or his folks, or anything else that would embarrass him. Instead, as they ate, she told him about her job in a hotel beauty shop that stayed open late, what the work was like, and how all kinds of women came in and out, blondes, redheads, and Spanish. Then she cut him a half of her ten-cent cake.

OR


Write an essay on “Morality”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Daddy will be deliriously happy.

a Wildly excited b Positively c Wildly curiously d Politely

ii Some of you have come here out of great trials and tribulations.

a Prisons b Hardships c Battles d Conflicts

iii The poor old creature instantly expired.

a Slowly b Perfectly c Simply d Immediately


iv Your diligent looking discover the lacking.

a Lazy b Intelligent c Hardworking d Quick

v Arthur stared at her appalled.

a Gazed b Raised c Terrified d Excited

vi Now truly she was furious.


vii Trusting his images, he assumes their relevance.

a Undertakes b Prefers c Shows d Thinks


a Happily b Quickly c Suddenly d Hardly

ix It was too steep for my feet to hold unless I braced myself.

a Supported b Wounded c Hurt d Controlled

x Her hair is disheveled.

a Disordered b Arranged c Managed d Stopped


i What does Kreton twirl?

a A top b The globe c His arms d A stick

ii What is the name of the population of O.K by-the-sea?

a 606 b 707 c 808 d 909

iii On what subject did Gorgios makes speeches?

a Examination b Water c War d Many subjects

iv What did the father want to show Jess?

a A treasure b A plough c The clearing in the sky

d The pearls

v What are Allenghenies?

a Oil wells of Texas b Rivers of America c Ports of San Francisco

d Mountains of Pennsylvania


i Would that, he ____________ the match.

a Had won b May win c Will win d Has won

ii He ____________ out five minutes ago.

a Goes b Is going c Went d Has gone

iii The Hindus ___________ the dead bodies.

a Is burn b Was burn c Were burn d Burn

iv If you helped him, he ___________.

a Passed b Had passed c Would have passed d Would pass

v When he _______________ all his newspapers, he will go home.

a Has sold b Sold c Has sold d Will sell


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. Why did Jess’s father fence around his field?

iii. What had made Hubert shameful? iv. Did Gorgios use any shortcut to achieve his

ambition? v. What was the sick girl doing when the doctor

arrived? vi. What does Emerson say about “The Gulistan

of Saadi”?


vii. Did Margaret lose heart on the loss of crops? viii. What does Martin Luther King Jr. emphasize

in his speech? ix. Who took the young man after the accident

to the hospital? (Overcoat)


i. Why did the girl not accompany the Second Man?

ii. Why could the girl not describe the killer? iii. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit? iv. Can the people of the earth compete with the

people of the Kreton? v. What type of play “A visit to a small planet”

is? vi. Why does Clay want money?

vii. What is Harry’s philosophy of life? viii. How does Miss McCutcheon feel about her

job?


i. Why do the sheepdogs continue to sleep when the Night Mail passes?

ii. Describe in a few lines the street of fruit stalls. iii. Highlight the confusion of the mother

sparrow and the ten young ones. iv. What beauties of nature do we miss in

hurried life? (Leisure) v. What makes one scared of sinning?

vi. What is the result of Broken Images? (in broken images)

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend condoling the death of his mother. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for issuance of Character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “No pains no gains” or “A bird in hand is worth two in the bush”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 I, with my stoop, reflect: They stand most straight Who learn to walk beneath a weight.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 she shuddered all right take it easy she said why are you getting so upset its only talk after dinner Arthur went into the living room

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Angel; Angle (ii) Cue; Queue (iii) Lesson; Lessen (iv) Minor; Miner (v) Sole; Soul (vi) Hoard; Horde (vii) Oral; Aural


There were chickens, pigeons and legs of mutton in the roast and an appetizing adour of roast beaf. Leaf and gravy dripping over the browned skin, which increased the appetite and made everybody’s mouth water. Everyone told his affairs, his purchases and sales. The dinners discussed the crops and the weather which was favourable for the green things but not for wheat.

OR


Write an essay on “Games and Sports”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Clay wants to buy for mother a present.

a Gift b Oyster c Chain d Watch

ii A luminous object arcs into view.

a Heavy b Bright c Long d Red

iii The girl moves away suspiciously.


a Sharply b Swiftly c Doubtfully d Angrily

iv The author had a vexing dream.

a Coaxing b Longing c Quarrelling d Annoying

v The boy’s parents agreed to shed his blood for the trash of this world.

a Honour b Comfort c Pleasure d Rubbish

vi The villagers exhorted the quack to dig the grave.

a Requested b Urged c Asked d Appreciated

vii Harry asked his children if they had been prowling up in the ruins.

a Sleeping b Digging c Looking d Roaming

viii Norma made a contemptuous noise.

a Scornful b Beautiful c Faint d Careful

ix On every side decamping talk.


x I with my stoop, reflect.



i What is the scene of the play, “The Oyster and the play”?

a Clinic b A bus station c A space-ship d A barber’s shop

ii Where is Rokies situated?

a California b Alaska c Colorado d Texas

iii Where does the space-ship land?

a On the top of a tree b On the roof of a house

c On the top of a hill d In rose garden

iv Who joined the discussion at the club in favour of determination?

a Terbut b Hubert c James d Jorkens

v What did Norma prepare for Arthur?

a His office file b His suitcase c Lunch d Breakfast


i I ___________ the next week in Lahore.

a Shall spend b Spend c Have spent d Spent

ii I ____________ your letter yesterday.

a Will receive b Have received c Received d Has received

iii The students __________ on strike since morning.

a Are b Have been c has been d Will

iv If he ___________ hare, he will succeed.

a Work b Working c Works d Had worked

v A rolling stone _________________ no mass.

a Gather b Gathers c Gathered d Had gathered


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. Why did Jess’s father not follow the advice of

the doctors?


iv. Why did George give pocket book to his employer?

v. What did Jorkens say about life? vi. Describe briefly the condition of the parents

on the arrival of the doctor. vii. What did the quack pretend to cure?





i. Why could the girl not describe the killer? ii. Why did the second man accuse the first man

of lying? iii. How much impressive were the morals of

Kreton? iv. What type of play ‘A visit to a small planet’ is? v. Who is Roger Spelding? How does he behave

with guest? vi. Where does the play ‘The oyster and the

pearl’ take place? vii. How does Miss McCutcheon feel about her

job? viii. Who buys oyster? How much does he pay?


i. What happens when the Night Mail passes by a farm?

ii. What kind of man the rider is? iii. Describe the central idea of the poem,

“Times”? iv. What is the dilemma of modern man with

reference to “Leisure”? v. Why does a person feel helpless on the death

of a friend? vi. Is life worth living without love?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger brother suggesting to him some methods for improving English. Or Write an application to your Principal for issuing College Leaving Certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Do not build castles in the air” or “Greed is a curse”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And since to look at things in bloom Fifty springs are little room, About the woodland I will go To see the cherry hung with snow

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 life is like a race jorkens went on in which they tire after a while and sit down or get interested in something else

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Bale; Bail (ii) Human; Humane (iii) Metal; Mettle (iv) Pore; Pour (v) Sin; Crime (vi) Corpse; Corps (vii) Allusion; Illusion


The wind blew as if to flake away their identities. At any moment the Martian air might draw his soul from him, as marrow comes from a white bone. He felt submerged in a chemical that could dissolve his intellect and burn away his past. They looked at the Martian hills that time had worn with a crushing pressure of years. They saw old cities, lost in their meadows, lying like children’s delicate bones among the blowing lakes of grass.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Nor it is a spaceship as certain lunatic elements have suggested.

a Large b Low c Mad d Sad

ii A time to rend and a time to sew.

a Buy b Sell c Wear d Tear


iii The pavements were thronged with pedestrians.

a Dirty b Void c Empty d Packed

iv The girl shrieked hysterically.

a Ran b Screamed c Looked d Sang

v Jess’s curiosity was aroused.

a Temperature b Hatred c Interest d Anger

vi He alighted from the high heaven.

a Ascended b Descended c Looked d Delighted

vii Clark has scarcely noticed her.

a Happily b Sadly c Hardly d Sharply

viii The girl lets out a muffled cry.

a Loud b Suppressed c Sharp d Willful

ix Mr. Hubert furiously lifted his hand.

a Angrily b Pleasantly c Tactfully d Foolishly

x The sunlight was perverted.

a Diverted b Fierce c Iovely d Burning


i What did Hubert pick from the ground?

a Pocket book b Piece of string c Stick d Stone

ii From where the girl was coming?

a School b Party c Church d Hotel

iii Which city was attacked?

a Washington b New York c Texas d Hollywood

iv How did the angel look?

a Happy b Weary c Stranger d Angry

v Who is John?

a Player b Farm owner c Soldier d Artist


i I _____________ this book last night.

a Will not read b Do not read c Did not read d Am not read

ii It started to rain while we ___________ tennis.

a Are playing b Played c Were playing d Had played

iii The peon _______ the bell in the morning.

a Ring b Ringing c Rings d Rung

iv She _____________ ill for a week.

a Is b Has c Had d Has been

v A coward ______________ many times before his death.

a Died b Will die c Has died d Dies


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. What was the condition of the boy when the woman gave him a few jerks?

iii. What made Hubert shameful? iv. What was the viewpoint of parents of

Gorgios? v. What was the behaviour of the child with the

doctor?


vi. What did the quack pretend to cure? vii. What was the cause of Negroes’

discontentment? viii. What was the wisdom in selling most valuable

things? ix. Describe Mauliv’s appearance.


i. Why couldn’t the girl describe the killer? ii. What is girl’s impression about the second

man? iii. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit? iv. Describe the Kreton’s appearance, the visitor. v. Who enters the room when the curtain rises?

vi. Was Kreton the first from his planet to visit the earth?

vii. Who is Miss McCutcheon and how does she feel about her job?

viii. Why is Harry sitting in barber’s chair?


i. When dos Harry bloom and how does it look? ii. What picture of Karachi slums do we get after

reading the poem “A Sindhi Woman”? iii. What has poet described in the poem “The

Feed”? iv. What has made the efforts of the Muslims

fruitless? v. What are the effects of attributes of God?

vi. How does the life of man pass through different phases?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father telling him the causes of your failure in the examination. Or Write an application to the Principal requesting him to issue you a character certificate.10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “God helps those who help themselves” or “Look before you leap”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Our dried voices, when We whisper together Are quiet and meaningless As wing in dry grass

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 then it will get washed this evening said the large woman starting up the street dragging the frightened boy behind her

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Flea; Flee (ii) Plain; Plane (iii) Route; Rout (iv) Sew; Sow (v) Team; Teem (vi) Urban; Urbane (vii) Waist; Waste


Everywhere, fifty miles over the countryside, the smoke was rising from the myriads of fires. Margaret answered the telephone calls and between the call she stood, watching the locusts. The air was darkening. A strange darkness, for the sun is blazing-it was like the darkness of veld fire, when the air gets thick with smoke. The sunlight comes down distorted, a thick, hot orange. Oppressive it was, too, with heaviness of a storm. The locusts were coming fast. Now half the sky was darkened. Behind the reddish veils in front, which were the advanced guards of the swarm, the main swarm showed in dense black cloud, reaching almost to the sun itself.

OR


Write an essay on “Ideal college”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i With whom should she solace?

a Comfort b Join c Divert d Communicate

ii You whom this age’s wav so captivate!


a Confused b Fascinate c Troublesome d Lofty

iii Not even one who is well off.

a Well behaved b Polite c Wealthy d Healthy

iv That’s one of your most primitive traits.

a Basic b Prominent c Premature d Distinctive

v He is a nondescript sort of person.

a Nonsense b Pessimistic c Non-serious d Ordinary

vi He was eniovine his promenade in the bitter cold.

a Loneliness b Pleasure walk c Leisure d Adventure

vii The smoke was rising from myriads of fires.

a Acrid b Heaps c Man made d Countless number

viii She fought valiantly to keep me from knowing her secret.

a Comically b Bravely c Cowardly d Furiously

ix Mr. Hubert furiously lifted his hand and said in the most exasperating tone.

a Exciting b Interesting c Irritating d Indifferent

x Impulsively, she dropped them into her purse.

a Spontaneously b Loudly c Aggressively d Willingly


i Roger is a

a General b Soldier c Newscaster d Technician

ii Who saved the girl from the killer?

a The second man b The driver c A dog d A policeman

iii The pavement was thronged with

a Pedestrians b Travelers c Passengers d Musicians

iv The slave began to cry and tremble in fear of being

a Attacked b Drowned c Punished d Inflicted

v The woman was walking alone when a boy tried to snatch her

a Computer b Pocket c Purse d Money


i We will play cricket on Sunday if it ____________.

a Did not rain b Do not rain c Does not rain d Will not rain

ii All is well that ___________ well.

a End b Ends c Ending d Will end

iii He ____________ here just now.

a Has come b Had come c Comes d Came

iv They _____________ football since noon.

a Has been playing b Have played c Are playing d Have been playing

v We will when you _____________ ready.

a Will be b Have c Have been d Are


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. Where did the old man take his son? iii. What climate did the Bittering family face on

the Mars?


iv. What were the arrangements made for the function of inauguration?

v. Why did the doctor call the sick girl by her first name?

vi. What should be the role of a Qazi? vii. What should be the faith of Negroes?

viii. Why did Della and Jim want to exchange the gifts?

ix. How much was distributed among the needy and the poor by Maulvi Abdul Barkat?


i. Why couldn’t the girl describe the killer? ii. Why did she ask for help from the first man?

iii. Does the girl become suspicious of the first man as the play progresses?


v. What is the theme of Kreton’s study? vi. How does Kreton impress General Powers?

vii. What is Harry’s philosophy? viii. What has happened to Clay’s father?


i. What is meant by rich leaves? ii. What do the reader and rider stand for?

iii. How Sindhi woman walking through the bazaar?

iv. Why does the poet call modern men as hollow men?

v. What type of delight do we miss in our daily life?

vi. Without whose love is Bullah in loss?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your uncle thanking him for a gift. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for remission of fine. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Slow and steady wins the race” or “Try, try again”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 No time to wait till her mouth can Enrich that smile, her eyes began? A poor life this if, full of care

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 the towns empty no ones going back he said theres no reason to none at all

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Angel; Angle (ii) Lovely; Loveable (iii) Envelope; Envelop (iv) Message; Massage (v) Statute; Statue (vi) Rite; Right (vii) Unable; Enable


Before his marriage, Maulvi Abul Barkat, alias Abul, used to live in comfort, even pomp. On his head, he wore a light brown turban known as Mashadi in Iran. The glided tip of the cap used to shine brightly above the turban. He always carried a walking stick, a sort of scepter with decorative bands of brass and gilt. For his hair, he used fragrant oil. Its sweet pungent smell lingered in the village lanes whenever he walked through them.

OR


Write an essay on “Computers”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE



i He looked such a dandy.

a Poor b Proud c Fashionable d Fraud

ii And a time to refrain from embracing.

a Reconsider b Keep away c Ready d Love

iii Instead, as they ate, she told him about her job.

a In place of b Despite c In fact d Inspite of

iv None to lessen their groans.

a Songs b Growth c Pains d Great

v The people here. It’s imitation stuff mainly.

a Copied b Intimated c Good d Bad

vi To whom shall I complain against brutality?

a Corruption b Cruelty c Abuse d Bribery

vii She locked the front and joined Arthur in the elevator.

a Stairs b Crane c Electric lift d Plane

viii Say, you look pretty nervous about something.

a Beautiful b Very c Slightly d A little

ix I should think it would be divine.

a Divided b Developed c From God d Artificial

x When Della arrived home, her mind quietened a little.

a Reached b Went c Looked at d Built


i No one can count Della’s

a Combs b Love c Hair d Jewels

ii The rich people gathered at the big hall.


iii What is the impression of Kreton on seeing the inside of the house.

a Disgusted b Delightful c Callous d Sorrowful

iv She saw the man dragging out of his car.

a The corpse of the woman

b A sack c A statue d A dog

v The boy saved his life by praying to

a Qazi b King c Parents d God Almighty


i If we worked hard, we _____________ pass the examination.

a Would b Will c Would have d Had

ii Ibraheem ______________ helping the poor for many years.

a Is b Has been c Will be d Was

iii Dogs always ___________ at strangers.

a Barks b Bark c Barked d Will bark

iv We ___________ a letter every week.

a Have written b Write c Writes d Written

v Most of the students in my class ____________ the interviews very interesting.

a Found b Finding c Finds d Founds


SUBJECTIVE TYPE



i. Had the son (Jess) ever been there before? ii. How many people live in the ruins of the hills?

iii. What was the nature of the woman’s job? iv. What were the feelings of the Gorgios on this

occasion? v. How did the quack come to realize his error?

vi. Why was Margaret worried? vii. Who were the Magi?

viii. Describe Maulvi’s appearance. ix. Why was the cat shivering?



ii. What is the Girl’s impression about the second man?

iii. How did the girl realize the truth? iv. Can the people of the earth compete with the

people of Kreton? v. Write a brief note on John?

vi. What is the role of General Powers in the play?

vii. How does Miss McCutcheon feel about the children of the town?

viii. Why does Miss McCutcheon have a chair with three legs?


i. How does the rider shake off the superstitions and dangers?

ii. Why has the poet used ‘cannon balls’ to describe the fruits?

iii. What sort of the path the Sindhi Woman has to cross?

iv. Who cannot compete with the civilization of Makkah? (Rubaiyat)

v. How did the Japanes bear the pains of the black day?

vi. How many attributes are mentioned in the poem, “God’s Attributes”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write to a letter to your cousin suggesting some methods for improving his English language skills. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college requesting him for full fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “All that glitters is not gold” or “Kindness never goes unrewarded”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 To everything there is a season, And a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, And a time to die;

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 father what will we do go about our business of course raise crops and children wait keep things going until the war ends and the rockets come again

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Break; Brake (ii) Gait; Gate (iii) Leek; Leak (iv) Peal; Peel (v) Pray; Prey (vi) Rode; Road (vii) Temper; Tamper


The rocket metal cooled in the meadow winds. Its lid gave bulging pop. From its color interior stepped a man, a woman, and three children. The other passengers whirled away across the Martian meadow, leaving the man alone among his family. The men felt his hair flutter and the tissues of his body draw tight as if were standing at the center of a vacuum. His wife, before him, seemed almost to whirl away in smoke. The children, small seeds, might at any instant be sown to all the Martian climes. The children looked up at him, as people look to the sun to tell what time of their life it is. His face was cold.

OR




S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE



i Many people are reluctant to throw away anything that looks like a book.

a Ready b Willing c About d Hesitant

ii The Chinese girl student does a few chores in the house.

a Stealing b Domestic work c Robbery d Thefting

iii Superstitions were common in the past.

a False notions b True thinking c Good manner d Morality

iv He got prize for his fidelity.

a Bravery b Loyality c Responsibility d Interest

v Foreigners were ransacked.

a Founded b Rooted c Searched thoroughly d Separated

vi They fell from the incline.

a Dune b Hump c Mound d Slope

vii Mr. Chips nodded and stumbled on.

a Moved on b Stopped c Irritating d Staggered

viii He was a conventional person.

a Modern b Tall c Healthful d Conservative

ix When he was strolling about the school. Some boys asked him questions.

a Working b Sweeping c Walking d Reading

x He found plenty to do.

a A lot of work b Work c Nothing d Duty


i I adhere _____________ my own principle.

a With b In c To d At

ii I shall abide ____________ my promise.

a By b To c With d Of

iii He called ___________ the principal in his office.

a On b At c With d In

iv The hunter aimed his gun __________ the lion.

a To b At c On d For

v Your approach ____________ this problem is wrong.

a With b About c At d To


i What is the last news?

a What are the last news? b What the last news is? c What are the latest news? d What is latest news?

ii This is a worth seeing sight?

a This is a sight worth seeing. b This sight is worth seeing. c This sight is a worth seeing. d This worth seeing is a sight.

iii The murderer hanged yesterday.

a The murderer was hanged yesterday.

b The murdered hanged yesterday

c The murdered was hanged yesterday

d The murdered is hanged yesterday

iv Shakespeare is greater than any dramatist.

a Shakespeare is great than any other dramatist

b Shakespeare is greater than any dramatist

c Shakespeare is greatest than any dramatist

d Shakespeare is more greater than any other dramatist

v I, he and you are friends.

a You, I and he are friends b You, he and I are friends c He, you and I am friends d I, he and you are a friends


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



i. Who was Shamim Ahmed and what did he do?

ii. Give the list of articles which were found from the overcoat of the young man?

iii. What was the wisdom in selling the most valuable things?

iv. Why did the king order to pay for such a trivial thing like salt?

v. What was the behaviour of child with child with the doctor?

vi. What was the subject being discussed at the club?

vii. What made Hubert shameful? viii. What was the of the people who saw the

incident? ix. What climate did the bittering family face on

the Mars?


i. How did the second man accuse first man of lying?

ii. Describe the appearance of second man? iii. Why was the girl frightened to tell the details

of the incident? iv. Describe the uniform of Kreton? v. How does Kreton compare the people of his

planet with the people of Kreton? vi. What does Spelding say about his daughter’s

marriage? vii. Why does Clay need money?

viii. What does Clark Larrabee return home?


i. Write the central idea of the poem “Night Mail”.

ii. The Cherry is covered with snow. What does it mean?

iii. How does the poet describe the fruits piled in the street?

iv. What is Eclesiastes? v. “One grain is to be fed to ten young ones”,

what does the phrase mean?

vi. Who shared the moans and lessen the groans of the people of two cities?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father to inform him about new motor bike you have bought. Or Write an application to the Principal for fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Try, try again” or “Greed is a curse”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 As the cloth blown back from her face She glides with a stone jar, High on her head And not a ripple in her tread

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 after Arthur returned to his book norma went back to the kitchen and finished washing the dishes why wont you talk about it norma asked

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Amity; Enmity (ii) Canvas; Canvass (iii) Cite; Site (iv) Farther; Further (v) Sail; Sale (vi) Wave; Waive (vii) Waist; Waste


Sweat popped out on the boy’s face and he began to struggle. Mrs. Jones stopped, jerked him around in front of her, put a half nelson about his neck, and continued to drag him up the street. When she got to her door, she dragged the boy inside, down a hall, and into a large kitchenette-furnished room at the rear of the house. She switched on the light and left the door open. The could hear other roomers laughing and talking in the large house. Some of their doors were open, too, so he knew he and the woman were not alone. The woman still held him by the neck in the middle of her room.

OR


Write an essay on “The life of a primary school teacher”.


S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The train passes by many a boulder.

a Large rocks b Buildings c Farm houses d Railways

ii I hear rich leaves on top.

a Wealthy b Green c Dry d Happy

iii Roger Spelding is described as middle aged and unctuous.

a Knowledgeable b Smiling c Punctual d Smooth in speech

iv The girl slammed the door.

a Opened b Knocked c Banged d Burnt

v The interior of the bus station was drab.

a Dull b Simple c Decorated d Gay

vi The old man said emphatically that it was very bad.

a Joyfully b Suddenly c Fearfully d Forcefully

vii The mother of the sick girl yelled at her.

a Attacked b Shouted c Looked d Angered

viii Mr. Hubert was chocked with anger.

a Liberated b Released c Suffocated d Rescued

ix Its lid gave a bulging pop.

a Shrill sound b Sweet sound c Push d Explosive sound

x What is that gadget?

a Box b Gift c Packet d Small machine


i The loveliest of all the trees is the:

a Apple b Mango c Cherry d Walnut

ii The girl’s life is saved by ___________ who had come there by chance.

a A police officer b A bus boy c A dog d A beggar

iii Why did the camel fall ill?

a By heat stroke b By infection c When a melon stuck in its throat

d By poison

iv What did Della buy for Jim?

a A gold watch b A gold chain c A gold necklace d A gold ring

v After pushing the button, a ___________ of horror swept across her.

a Fear b Wave c Sensation d Chill


i If you __________ hard, you will win the prize.

a Had worked b Will work c Work d Worked

ii They ______________ for Karachi tomorrow.

a Leave b Left c Will leave d Have left

iii I _______________ here since 2002.

a Lived b Live c Am living d Have been living

iv She ______________ her cat very much.

a Loving b Loved c Are loving d Loves

v The sun ____________ the air and gives us light.

a Warm b Warms c Warmed d Has warmed


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I


i. What sort of person is Arthur Lewis? ii. Why had the old man planted his secret

garden? iii. What did make Hubert shameful? iv. Describe the scene of inauguration in the

story “The Reward”. v. Why did the boy look to the sky and smiled?

vi. Why are the locusts compared with bad weather?


viii. What did Maulvi Abdul always carry with him? ix. What was the appearance of the young man

in the story “Overcoat”?


i. Does the girl become suspicious of the first man as the play progresses?

ii. What was the condition of the weather in the play “heat lightning”?

iii. What is the age of the first man in the play “heat lightning”?

iv. What is the theme of the Kreton’s study? v. Who is Roger Spelding and where does the

spaceship of Kreton land? vi. What is Harry’s philosophy?

vii. How much money does the writer pay for the oyster?

viii. Where was the flashlight of the girl left in the play?


i. What did the poet reflect when he saw the Sindhi Woman?

ii. What is the theme of the poem “Ozymandias”?

iii. Why did the people of the two cities look powerless and helpless?

iv. When does a person remember God? v. Why did Mansur mount the gallows?


SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father about your progress in studies. Or Write an application to the Principal for re-admission. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Slow and steady wins the race” or “Greed is a curse”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Pulling up beattock, A steady climb; The gradient’s against her, But she’s on time

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 look he said to them you did hear the news the other day did not you

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Diary; Dairy (ii) Fare; Fair (iii) Accede; Exceed (iv) Affection; Affectation (v) Barren; Baron (vi) Judicial; Judicious (vii) Ordinance; Ordinary


But in the present case, the parents have agreed to get my blood shed for the trash of this world. The Qazi has issued a decree to kill me. The king thinks he will recover his health only through my slaying and I see no other refuge besides God Almighty. To whom shall I complain against your brutality, if I am to seek justice from your hand?

OR


Write an essay on “My hero in History”.


S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The odour of food was appetizing.

a Foul b Sweet c Exciting d Bitter

ii Mr. Steward’s tone had been offensive.

a Disagreeable b Cooperative c Friendly d Fine

iii The children hollored at the Martian sky.

a Smiled b Played c Looked d Shouted

iv Enter the lantern’s orbit.

a Range b Mood c Light d String

v Yonder’s the midden whose odours will madden.

a Mole hill b Mountain c Dung hill d Meadow

vi Roger Spelding is described as middle aged and unctuous.

a Knowledgeable b Smiling c Punctual d Smooth in speech

vii The girl screams.

a Runs b Sits c Cries d Laughs

viii The girl felt that she was going to faint.

a Lose consciousness b Die c Shriek d Be afraid

ix The farm was ringing with the clamour of the gong.

a Sound b Tone c Uproar d Forces

x The doctor coaxed the child to open her mouth.

a Asked b Forced c Flattered d Forbade


i What punishment did villagers propose on the death of the old woman?

a To pay the damages b To be persecuted c To dig her grave d To be imprisoned

ii Gorgios had an idea to become _______________.

a Court jester b Court advisor c Court athlete d Court acrobat

iii She received a call from Lennox Hill ___________.

a Hotel b Hospital c Hostel d Office

iv The loveliest of all the trees is the ______________.

a Apple b Mango c Cherry d Walnut

v The girl’s life is saved by a _____________ who had come there by chance.

a Police officer b Bus boy c Dog d Beggar


i The bell ____________ when I reached the college.

a Was ringing b Is ringing c Had been rung d Will be ringing

ii I was found for not __________ home work.

a Do b Did c Done d Doing

iii We ___________ for her since morning.

a Gave been waiting b Are waiting c Have waiting d Will have waiting

iv He usually ______________ to Murree in summer.

a Went b Goes c Go d Gone

v The sun ______________ in the east.

a Rised b Rises c Rose d Risen


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I



ii. Why did the boy not run from the house of woman?


iv. Did Gorgios used any shortcut to achieve his ambition?

v. What was the punishment inflicted upon the quack by the villagers?

vi. What are locusts? vii. What is the dream of Martian Luther King Jr.?

viii. Why did Jim sell the gold watch? ix. What was his turban known as and where did

it originally come from?


i. What were the circumstance that forced the girl to leave her car?

ii. Why could not the girl describe the killer? iii. What is the role of General Powers in the

play? iv. How does Kreton prove his extraordinary

powers? v. How does Kreton impress General Powers?

vi. Where does the play “Oyster and the pearl” take place?

vii. Why does Clay need money? viii. What does Clay want to put in the local

newspaper?


i. How does the scenery look after rain? (The rain)

ii. Describe the beauty of Cherry tree. iii. How does the reader frighten the rider? iv. Describe the scene of devastation in “A tale of

two cities”. v. What are the things that keep a person alive?

(the delight song) vi. When does a person question his senses

when the facts fail him?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend congratulating him on his brilliant success in the examination. Or Write an application to the Principal for the change of subjects. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Do good, Have good” or “God helps those who help themselves”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Our dried voices, when We whisper together Are quiet and meaningless.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 i was seen with the pocket book who saw me mr manana the harness man saw you pick up the pocket book

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Access; Excess (ii) Allusion; Illusion (iii) Bridal; Bridle (iv) Calendar; Calender (v) Goal; Gaol (vi) Later; Latter (vii) Soar; Sore


One evening, as the sun was setting, some travelers stayed to rest under a clump of trees, and, loosening their camels, set them to graze. It happened that one of the animals entered a melon-field, and that a melon stuck in its throat. The owner seeing this and fearing to lose the animal, tied a blanket round its throat, and then struck the place with all his might.

OR


Write an essay on “A visit to Hill station”.


S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i She gestured vaguely.

a Unclearly b Slowly c Rapidly d Happily

ii He only met with incredulity.

a Insult b Reward c Disbelief d Honour

iii The doctor grasped the child tightly.

a Called b Held c Punished d Pushed

iv Della counted it three times.

a Looked b Threw c Caught d Calculated

v My wife is unwell.

a Happy b Ill c Angry d Beautiful


a Carefully b Slowly c Rapidly d Violently

vii She knits passively

a Actively b Attentively c Inactivity d Sharply

viii “The Oyster and Pearl” is a sentimental comedy.

a Emotional b Critical c Beautiful d Historical

ix After this the rain shall stop.

a Stay b Move c Cease d Come

x His eyes may scare you.

a Invite b Motivate c Like d Terrify


i Who returned the pocketbook to Mr. James?

a Manana b Hubert c George d Mayor

ii The child had a high fever for:

a Three days b Four days c Five days d Six days

iii What will be exalted?

a Every hill b Every river c Every mountain d Every valley

iv The man picks up a discarded.

a Magazine b Letter c Newspaper d Chair

v Who is Roger Spelding?

a A teacher b A newscaster c A soldier d A player


i She has not ______ the work.

a Finished b Finish c Finishes d Finishing

ii He did not __________ me.

a Invited b Invites c Inviting d Invite

iii They will be __________.

a Play b Plays c Playing d Played

iv If he ____________ I shall help him.

a Came b Comes c Come d Coming

v If he had __________ they would have helped him.

a Work b Working c Works d Worked


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I



ii. Why did the sun at the age of six cry? iii. What happened to the boy when he tried to

snatch the purse? iv. What was engraved on the tomb-stone of

Hubert? v. What were jorken’s view about success in

life? vi. What was the behaviour of the child with the

doctor? vii. What was the punishment inflicted upon the

quack by the villagers? viii. What did Della do after counting her saving?

ix. What happened when the overcoat was removed from young man’s body?


i. Why did the man push the girl in the woman’s room?

ii. How does the second man persuade the girl to accompany him?


iv. What type of life do you foresee in the year 5000?

v. What is the first impression of Spelding family about the visitor?

vi. How many characters are there in the play? (oyster and the pearl)

vii. What is Harry’s philosophy of life? viii. Why does the girl want poodle haircut?


i. What is the lovely scene after rain? ii. What are feelings of the poet standing in the

dark? iii. What did the traveler see in the desert? iv. What lesson does the poet want to convey

through the poem “Leisure”? v. Describe the circumstances the victim of the

two cities had to pass through.

vi. What happens when life is spent with the help of words and not of deeds?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your mother telling her why you dislike hostel life. Or Write an application to the Principal for the change of subjects. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Haste makes waste” or “A friend in need is a friend indeed”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And since to look at things in bloom Fifty springs are little room About the woodland I will go To see the cherry hung with snow

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 the point is norma he continued what is the difference who you kill

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Calendar; Calender (ii) Suit; Soot (iii) Route; Rout (iv) Naughty; Knotty (v) Funeral; Funereal (vi) Deer; Dear (vii) Practise; Practice


“If they fail, they are expected to bring the case before the Qazi to seek justice. But in the present case, the parent have agreed to get my bloodshed for the trash of this world. The Qazi has issued a decree to hill me. The king thinks he will recover his health only through my slaying brutality, if I am to seek justice from your hand?”

OR


Write an essay on “Terrorism is Pakistan”.


S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i You whom this age’s way was so captivate!

a Detrack b Fascinate c Perplex d Shock

ii You will bring merriment to the tired human heart.

a Excitement b Happiness c Lethargy d Surprise

iii Her hair disheveled.

a Arranged b Disordered c Managed d Stopped

iv It was too steep for my feet to hold unless I braced myself.

a Captured b Fondled c Supported d Wounded

v The foundation of oppression was small in the world.

a Beggary b Cruelty c Depression d Justice

vi He examined it with the air of connoisseur.

a Buyer b Critic c Gardener d Musicians

vii They slumber on with paws across.

a Laugh b Sleep c Smile d Weep

viii Kreton says that he loves to gad about.

a Dance b Hunt c Roam d Sing

ix The grave of Hubert withstood the havocs of the flood.

a Aggressiveness b Calmness c Destruction d Frustration

x Unearned suffering is redemptive.

a Disgusting b Encouraging c Enjoying d Liberating


i How does Kreton feel when he reads human brain?

a Happy b Interested c Giddy d Sad

ii Della’s hair reached below her …………………..

a Ankles b Feet c Knees d Waist

iii Which one of the cities was attacked?

a New Jersey b New York c Virginia d Taxas

iv What did Applegarth judge?

a Animals b Birds c Books d People

v The man keeps on wins ____________.

a The race b The reward c The shield d The trophy


i I would have helped him, if he ____________ to me.

a Could have come b Comes c Had come d Will come

ii We ________ Murree next month.

a Have visited b Had visited c Shall visit d Visit

iii He always ___________ the truth.

a Speak b Speaking c Speaks d Spoke

iv Would that I ____________ a minister!

a Am b Have been c Was d Were

v He ____________ out five minutes ago.

a Is going b Goes c Has gone d Went


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I


i. What were the feelings of the old man at the age of seventy? ii. What was the condition of Bittering family on hearing the news of war on the earth?

iii. What made Hubert shameful? iv. What was the viewpoint of parents of Gorgios? v. Why did Qazi issue a decree to shed the blood of the boy?

vi. Why did quack come back to the camel men? vii. Why are the locusts compared with bad weather?

viii. What are the qualities of veterans of creative suffering? ix. What kind of music was played in one of the restaurants?


i. What are the factors that played a role in saving the girl? ii. What did the girl do when the second man left the bus station?

iii. What type of woman is Mrs. Spelding? iv. Did General Powers show any security risk when he met Kreton? v. How do you describe the space ship in your own words?

vi. What do you know about Miss McCutcheon? vii. What does the writer do with Oyster?

viii. What things were placed in Harry’s oyster?


i. What are the main characteristics of the Night Mail? ii. What does the title of the poem “O where are you going”?

iii. What does the sparrow hold in her beak? iv. Why does the poet call modern men as hollow men? v. Why do the people look powerless and helpless?


SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend congratulating him on his brilliant success in examination. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for re-admission. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Haste makes waste” or “Greed is a curse”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Watching her cross erect Stones, garbage, excrement and crumbs Of glass in the Karachi slums, I, with my stoop, reflect; They stand most straight Who learn to walk beneath a weight.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 i was seen with the pocketbook who saw me mr manana the harness man saw you pick up the pocketbook

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Adapt; Adopt (ii) Custom; Habit (iii) Industrial; Industrious (iv) Practice; Practise (v) Shade; Shadow (vi) Tenor; Tenure (vii) Veil; Wail



I looked at the vast mountain slope where my mother and father had farmed. And I could remember, years later, when they farmed this land. It was on this steep slope that my father once made me a little wooden plough. That was when I was six years old and they bought me to the field to thin corn. I lost my little plough and I cried and cried until he made me another plough. But I never loved the second plough as I did the first one.

OR


Write an essay on “Democracy in Pakistan”.

Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: Lahore Year: 2007 Group: I Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Arthur turned off the lamp ‘good night’ he said.

a To stop b To switch off c To break d To interpret

ii My curiosity was aroused.

a Despair b Eagerness c Anger d Joy

iii The woman didn’t ask anything that could embarrass him.

a Make to feel ashamed

b Put him to trouble c Torture d Punish

iv It was engraved on his tomb stone, years after his death.

a Written b Typed c Inscribed d Signed

v Our talk at the club one day was of opportunity and determination.

a Chance b Hard work c labour d Aim

vi Girl: I was afraid I was going to faint, I am crazy all over the road.

a Sentimental b Ran like mad people c Fast d Nervously

vii Ellen a lively girl of twenty, fidgets as she listens.

a Make somebody nervous

b Feels unhappy c Feels uncomfortable

d Cries loudly


a Appear b Feel c Known d Are judged

ix This is night mail crossing the border.

a Area b Boundary c Fields d Barren land

x Loveliest of trees, the cherry now is hung with bloom along the bough.

a Prime b Mass of flower c Bush d Buds


i Where did Norma put the lamb chops?


a In the oven b In the boiler c In the freezer d In the basket

ii What type of special tree was found by the old man?


iii Which one of the city was attacked?

a Texas b Virginia c New York d New jersey

iv In what condition does the girl enter the bus stop?

a Crying b Sobbing c Making gestures d Running

v From which planet has Kreton come?

a Venus b Mars c From an unknown planet

d Moon


i None of us (like) the idea.

a Will like b Likes c Liking d Like

ii She (teach) us very well now.

a Is teaching b Will teaching c Will be teaching d Teach

iii I (receive) a letter from your friend just now.

a Received b Have received c Had received d Will have received

iv He (buy) a book three days ago.

a Buy b Will buy c Bought d Had bought

v When the phone bell rang, I (have) a bath.

a Was having b Had c Will have d Would have


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. Why did the old man take the steep path? iii. How much dangerous can a Martian virus be? iv. Why did the parents keep the sick child in the

kitchen? v. Why did the quack come back to the camel

men? vi. Why are the locusts compared with bad

weather? vii. What should be the criterion of judgement for

a person? (I have a dream) viii. What was the wisdom in selling the most

valuable things? ix. What does the author like about Christmas?


i. What was the appearance of the second man?

ii. What is the scene of the play ‘Heat Lightning’?

iii. What did the girl see when she reached near the car?

iv. How much advanced is the civilization of Kreton than that of earth?

v. What is the theme of the study of Kreton? vi. How does Harry describe the inhabitants on

O.K by-the-sea? vii. Why did Clay’s father leave home?



i. Why does W.H Davis hope to have a lovely sight after rain?

ii. What dangers of the way does the reader point out to the rider in the poem “o where are you going”?

iii. Point out two factors which according to Allama Iqbal are the causes of dawn-fall of the Muslims?

iv. What kind of picture of Karachi slums is presented in the poem?

v. What moral lesson do we learn from the poem “Ozymandias”?

vi. For what purpose has man been alighted, from heaven to Sachal Sarmast’s opinion?


SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your uncle thanking him for the birthday gift. Or Write an application to the Principal for the issuance of Character Certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Union is strength” or “Think before you leap”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Letters for the rich, letters for the poor The shop at the corner, the girl next door. Pulling up beattock, a steady climb; The gradient’s against her. But she’s on time.



(i) Accept; Except (ii) Alter; Altar (iii) Baron; Barren (iv) Floor; Flour (v) Pray; Prey (vi) Cue; Queue (vii) Compliment; Complement


I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal”. I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood. I have a dream that one day even the state of Mississippi, a desert state of injustice, will be transformed into an Oasis of freedom.

OR


Write an essay on “Examination”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Steward looked embarrassed.

a Successful b Delighted c Mysterious d Upset

ii The wind seemed to flake away their identities.

a Break b Recognize c Remind d Make out

iii Gentle applause broke out from every hand for Gorgios:


iv The camel, a stolid creature scarcely felt the blow:

a Dull b Sensitive c Admirable d Small

v The author had a vexing dream one night.


vi The man rattles the door viscously


vii They think Kreton is wearing a wrong costume.

a Shoe b Glove c Custom d Dress

viii The barber shop is crowded with stuff.

a Void b Vacant c Packed d Empty

ix The fruit glowed red-hot from within.

a Sparkled b Darkened c Wasted d Boasted

x Our harmony depends on unity.

a Quarrel b Disintegration c Singleness d Decline





ii The doctor was impressed by:

a The beauty of the child

b By the patience of the child

c By the patience of the parents

d By the picture of the child

iii James Dillingham Youngs had two valuable things.

a A house and a car b A necklace and a clock

c A T.V and VCR d Jim’s gold watch and Della’s hair

iv What is the flying object according to spelding?

a A kite b A space ship c A star d A meteor

v What was Harry looking for:

a An oyster b A theory c A chance to take his time d A wife


i My friends _______________ the Prime Minister yesterday.

a See b Sees c Saw d Had seen

ii It started to rain while we ____________ tennis.

a Are playing b Played c Were playing d Had played

iii The patient ______________ before the doctor arrived.

a Had died b Will die c Died d Dies

iv He loves to _______________ at noon.

a Sleeping b Sleep c Be slept d Have slept

v Money ____________ the mare go.



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What is the dream of Martin Luther king? ii. What was the main objective of the Gorgios?

iii. Why did Norma feel that the tone and attitude of Steward was offensive?

iv. What did happen to the boy when he tried to snatch the purse?

v. Why did the parents rebuke their sick child? vi. How much perilous a Martin virus can be?

vii. Describe the features of Maulvi Abul. viii. Which were the two sources of inspiration for

Abul? ix. Why did Manan accuse Hubert of picking the

lost pocketbook?


i. Why did the girl refuse to accompany the second man?

ii. How did the second man accuse the first man of lying?

iii. Can the people of the globe compete with the people of Kreton?

iv. How much does Kreton impress the General? v. How does the General Powers accuse Kreton?

vi. What is the theme of the study of Kreton? vii. What is Applegate’s complaint against the

sea? viii. What happened to Clay’s father?


i. Explain the title significance of the poem “O where are you going”.

ii. Why are the fifty springs little to see the cherry tree?

iii. What kind of train has been described by poet?

iv. Which part of children’s body were involved while eating fruit?

v. What is the number and size of the sparrow’s young ones?

vi. What is the difference between the life of words and that of action?

SECTION-II


Q#5. Write a letter to your mother telling her why you dislike hostel life. Or Write an application to the Principal requesting him to grant you full fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Pride hath a fall” or “Look before you leap”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 A time to rend, And a time to sew; A time to keep silence, And a time to speak.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 then I wont turn you lose said the woman she did not release him lady I am sorry whispered the boy

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Access; Excess (ii) Pour; Pore (iii) Cannon; Canon (iv) Dependent; Dependant (v) Male; Mail (vi) Cue; Queue (vii) Sore; Soar


I have dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed “We hold these truths to be self-evident; that all men are created equal”. I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood. I have a dream that one day even the state of Mississippi will be transformed into an oasis of freedom and justice.

OR


Write an essay on “An ideal student”.

Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: Lahore Year: 2008 Group: II Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Norma made a scoffing sound.

a Harsh b Musical c Mocking d Soft

ii The long boughs of pines were fondling the substance of a white cloud.

a Caressing b Hiding c Peeping d Covering

iii “Dark eh?” mused the captain.

a Found b Shouted c Thought d Asked

iv Edwin Arnold has aptly described Gulistan in Culinary terms.

a Official b Strange c Funny d Of kitchen

v Margaret said – if this divested and mangled countryside was not ruin, what was ruin?

a Wiped b Damaged c Washed d Wasted

vi The girls lets out a muffled cry.

a Loud b Tragic c Suppressed d Chirpy

vii Slowly a luminous arcs in view.

a Huge b Bright c Burning d Twinkling

viii Clay says, “Father, your fishing tackle is in the closet safe”.

a Rod b Apparatus c Fish food d Bait

ix Yonder is midden whose odours will madden.

a Rubbish b Maiden c Meadow d Midway


a Beguile b Reform c Fascinate d Refresh



i Why was offer of 50000 $ attractive for Norma?

a She wanted a new house

b She wanted jewelry c She wanted to help Arthur

d She wanted to improve her lifestyle

ii How did locusts attack the corps?

a In-swarms b In small groups c One by one d In hurry

iii Which song has been mentioned in the lesson “I have a dream”?

a Pakistani b Indian c English d Negros spiritual

iv How was the girl saved from the killer?

a By first man b By second man c By a dog d By a passenger

v How was Clay’s father brought back?

a By money b By discussion c By bribe d Through advertisement


i Uneasy (lie) the head that wears a crown.

a Lie b Lied c Leis d Lay

ii If I (be) here, I shall come to you.

a Is b Are c Am d Was

iii I work hard so that I (fail).

a May not fail b May fail c Should fail d Should not fail

iv She (come) to us next week.

a Will be coming b Came c Comes d Is coming

v He speaks as if he (be) mad.

a Is b Was c Will be d Were


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. Why had the old man planted his secret garden?

iii. What did they want to grow on Mars? iv. What was the condition of the woman when

the boy tried to snatch her purse? v. Why did George give the pocketbook to his

employer? vi. What was the viewpoints of the parents of

Gorgios? vii. Why did the doctor call the sick girl by her

first name? viii. Why did the Qazi issue a decree to shed the

blood of the boy? ix. What was the punishment inflicted upon the



i. What was the man dragging out of his car? ii. Why was Mrs. Spelding worried about her

rose garden? iii. What is the purpose of the visit of Kreton? iv. Why is Harry sitting in the barber’s chair? v. What does clay want to put in the local

newspaper? vi. Why did the girl circle round and round into

the wood? vii. Why was the girl frightened to tell the details

of the incident? viii. What was the impression of Kreton on seeing

the inside of the house of Mrs. Spelding?


i. What does the sound of rain falling on leaves give impression to the poet?


ii. Does the Night Mail disturb the life on farm? How does the sheep-dog behave on her arrival?

iii. What does the title of the poem “o where are you going” signify?

iv. Why do the fruits look like bombs to the poet?

v. What moral lesson do we learn from the poem “Ozymandias”?

vi. What is the most appealing quality of Sindhi Woman?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend to lend his camera for a week. Or Write an application to the Principal for full fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A friend in need is a friend indeed” or “As you sow, so shall you reap”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Loveliest of trees, the cherry now Is hung with bloom along the bough And stands about the woodland ride Wearing white for Easter tide

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 well you did not have to snatch my pocketbook to get some suede shoes said mrs. Luella bates Washington jones you could have asked me

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Accede; Concede (ii) Human; Humane (iii) Fowl; Foul (iv) Fair; Fare (v) Soul; Sole (vi) Teem; Team (vii) Counsel; Counsel


“But you put yourself in contact with me”, said the woman. “If you that contact is not going to last a while, you got another thought coming. When I get through with you, Sir, you are going to remember Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones”. Sweat popped out on the boy’s face and he began to struggle.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i She walked into the kitchen numbly.

a Staggering b Feelinglessly c Calmly d Fearfully

ii It was too steep for my feet to hold.

a High b Deep c Dangerous d Vertical

iii He looked as if he were fourteen or fifteen, frail and willow wild.

a Tall b Healthy c Short d Weak

iv Chaudhary Fatehdad reprimanded him for his mistake.

a Reminded b Reproved c Taunted d Appreciated

v The foundation of oppression was small.

a Justice b Cruelty c Pressure d Beggary

vi The lets out a muffled cry.

a Miserable b Tragic c Very loud d Suppressed

vii Powers snarls and goes into study.

a Shouts b Produces an angry sound

c Cries d Sneezes

viii And on the pedestal these words appear.

a Base b Front c Upper part d Back

ix So these are names derived from God’s attributes.

a Grandeur b Mercifuless c Blessings d Qualities


x With the same undulant grace.

a Air like b Wave like c Flowers like d Storm like


i What did Zaibunnisa start teaching young girls?

a The Holy Quran b Embroidery c English d Cooking

ii What special trees was found by old-man?

a Cherry b Apple c Orange d Coffee

iii What according to Mr. Spelding flying object is?

a A meteor b A miracle c A drama d A spaceship

iv Where did the doctor examine the sick girl?

a In the hospital b In his own clinic c In the girl’s house d In his own house

v How many times did Della count her money?

a Two times b Three times c Four times d Five times


i She ______________ a diamond set on her birthday.

a Gave b Gives c Has given d Was given

ii The patient ____________ before the doctor arrived.

a Had died b Died c Will die d Dies

iii This is the girl who _________ me.

a Guides b Guided c Will guide d Has guided

iv The baby __________ for milk.

a Cries b Is crying c Has been crying d Has cried

v It usually ____________ here in this month.



S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Mr. Steward looked embarrassed.

a Reduced b Confused c Disgraced d Indeed

ii Stray cattle if they even get out of the Pasture;

a Wonder away b Wonder c Ponder d Render

iii Jorkens said that a man could succeed if he was determined.

a Resolute b Passionate c Convinced d Conceived

iv She was a feeble old woman.

a Weak b Meek c Cheerful d Beautiful

v Mr. Hubert, the peasant furiously lifted his hand:

a Angrily b Quickly c Slowly d Passionately

vi He picks up a discarded newspaper.

a Fresh b Latest c Colourful d Abandoned

vii Should not we go to the cellar?

a Underground room b Upper room c Mobile room d Dining room

viii Some people come back half-dead of homesickness.

a Illness b Fever c Nostalgia d Malaria

ix Flare up flames in heart to height.

a Arouse b Fan up c Break up d Back up

x Now, of my three score years and ten.


a Twenty b Thirty c Forty d Fifty


i The rich people gathered at the big hall.

a To hear a lecture b To watch a film c For a great meal d For a discussion

ii Gorgios achieved his ambition by:

a Going to politics b Getting an opportunity

c Determination d Coaxing the king

iii The slave was thrown in water.

a To drink water b To take a bath c To experience the true danger of life

d To bring oyster

iv How many years are required to tell the story of travel:

a One hundred b Five hundred c One thousand d Five thousands

v Who saves the girls:

a The first man b The second man c The storm d The dog


i We ___________ in the house since 1990.

a Have been living b Will live c Lived d Are living

ii I ____________ t Karachi tomorrow morning.

a Shall go b Went c Had gone d Was going

iii Time once again cannot be ____________.

a Recall b Recalls c recalled d Recalling

iv My friend _________ a car las week.

a Bought b Has bought c Will buy d Had bought

v Work hard lest you _____________ .



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. Why did the old man take the steep path? iii. What was the desire of every farmer

regarding the locust’s attack? iv. What was the remedy suggested by the

physicians for the disease of King? v. Why did Magi want to exchange gifts?

vi. Which business Shamim Ahmad started and who inaugurated it?

vii. What was the punishment inflicted upon the quack by the villagers?

viii. What is the message of the story “The Reward”?

ix. What made Hubert shameful?



ii. What is Harry’s philosophy? iii. How did Kreton impress General Powers? iv. What is Spelding’s idea regarding Ellen’s

marriage? v. What did Clay find the from where?

vi. What were the rumours regarding the flying object?

vii. How damaging is violence in life? viii. What do you know about Judge Applegarth?


i. What are the dangers in the valley according to reader? (o where are you going)

ii. How do the fruits look like to the poet?


iii. What are the three attributes of God mentioned in the poem “God’s Attributes”?

iv. What is the theme of the poem “Times”? v. What does the traveler see in the desert in

the poem “Ozymandias”? vi. Describe the Karachi slums.

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend telling him about your impression of the college teachers. Or Write an application to the Principal for the refund of library security. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” or “Do not build castles in the air”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 He is quick, thinking in clear images: I am slow, thinking in broken images, He becomes dull, trusting to his clear images I become sharp, mistrusting my broken images

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 are you sure laura asked the father quietly laura wept we are stranded on mars forever and ever

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Dear; Deer (ii) Rode; Road (iii) Higher; Hire (iv) Fair; Fare (v) Allowed; Aloud (vi) Accept; Except (vii) Pray; Prey


“I saying that they are probably doing it for some research project!”. She cut him off. “That under such a circumstance! That they are just saying that someone would die, in order to study reactions, see if there would be guild, anxiety, whatever!” You do not really think they would kill somebody, do you?”

OR


Write an essay on “Pleasures of Reading”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i He said in most exasperating tone:

a Humble b Polite c Annoying d Inspiring

ii The wind blew as if to flake away their identities:

a Recognize b Destroy c Brighten d Stay

iii Gentle applause broke out from every hand.

a Capping b Voice c Sound d Song

iv I ground my teeth in disgust.

a Happiness b Sadness c Outrage d Gloom

v Unearned suffering is redemptive.

a Redeeming b Unjust c Hard d Mild

vi Well, its elliptical.

a Lengthy b Square c Oval d Round

vii Wozzeck is bewildered.

a Confused b Sad c Happy d Mad

viii He is nondescript sort of person.

a uneducated b Uninteresting c Unintelligent d Uncultured



a Broken b Beautiful c Decorated d Powerful

x I am the evening light, the luster of meadows.

a Mountains b Pastures c Trees d Brooks


i Harry bought metal from Sam for __________ hundred dollars.

a 300 b 400 c 500 d 600

ii What had happened to the throat of the old woman?

a Injured b Infectious c Swollen d Wounded

iii Della paid __________ dollars for the gift.

a 20 b 21 c 22 d 23


a To reach a safe place

b To cheat the man c To save herself d To escape from the killer

v General Powers was thinking that Kreton was a:

a Scientist b Spy c Joker d Pilot


i The clerks _________ on strike since Monday.


ii He ___________ himself while running.

a Hurted b Had hurted c Hurt d Hurts

iii They usually _____________ to Karachi in summer

a Went b Will go c Have gone d Go

iv Unless you __________ hard, you cannot succeed.

a Do not work b Work c Worked d Had worked

v If I had worked hard, I ________________.

a Would have pass b Should have pass c Would have passed d Would pass


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Where did the old man take his son? ii. What was the shocking news that Laura

brought? iii. What did the lady do to the boy when he fell

down? iv. What was the condition of the parents on the

arrival of the doctor? v. Which decree did the Qazi issue about the

health of the king? vi. What did every farmer hope when locusts

were approaching the fields? vii. Of which the James Dillingham Youngs were

proud? viii. How did Maulvi Abdul live before marriage?

ix. What was the young man doing sitting in the bench?



ii. Why did the girl not accompany the second man?

iii. Describe the mental state of the girl when she enters the bus-stop.

iv. Why could not the Girl continue her travel in her own car?

v. How does Kreton prove his extraordinary powers? Write five sentences.

vi. What type of life do you foresee in the year 5000?

vii. What has happened to Clay’s father? viii. What kind of haircut does Miss McCutcheon

want?



i. What does the poet depict in “Loveliest of trees, the Cherry now”?

ii. What lesson do we learn from “Ozymandias”? iii. Why does the poet describe modern men as

hollow men? iv. Bring out the main idea of the poem

“Leisure”. v. What does Allama Iqbal emphasize in his

“Rubaiyat”? vi. How do attributes of God affect man’s

character?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend thanking for birthday gift. Or Write an application to your Principal for the grant of Character Certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Look before you leap” or “Greed is a curse”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Flare up flames in heart to height, For, visible is not charming sight, What should I do, O God! Aghast!

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 well you did not have to snatch my pocketbook to get some suede shoes said mrs Luella bates washington jones you could have asked me

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Vain; Vane (ii) Lute; Loot (iii) Aid; Add (iv) Dear; Deer (v) Steel; Steal (vi) Flew; Flu (vii) Teem; Team


But Margaret preferred not to even think of them. After the midday meal the men went off to the lands. Everything was to be replanted. With a bit of luck another swarm would not come travelling down just this way. But they hoped it would rain very soon, to spring some new grass, because the cattle would die otherwise – there was not a blade of grass left on the farm. As for Margaret, she was trying to get used to the idea of three or four years of Locusts. Locusts were going to be like bad weather, from now on, always imminent.

OR


Write an essay on “The Spring Season”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i He was drenched in the hotness of fear.

a Soaked b Pushed c Found d Escaped

ii He only met with incredulity.

a Insult b Honour c Disbelief d Shame

iii The sunlight comes down distorted.

a Deformed b Curved c Arranged d Planned

iv The slave had ever experienced any calamity.

a Blessing b Travel c Opportunity d Misery

v Let us not wallow in the valley of despair.

a Enjoy b See c Stumble d Sing

vi The girl lets out a muffled cry.

a Low b High c Sudden d Painful

vii Roger Spelding is a middle aged, unctuous resonant.

a Sympathetic b Shy c Sad d Flattering

viii Compose a symphony, paint a picture, write a book.

a Musical rhythm b Book c Play d Peom

ix They slumber on with paws across.


a Stop b Wake c Sleep d Walk

x On every side decamping talk.

a Crying b Wake c Sleep d Walk


i How did the sick girl react when they hold her by the wrists?

a She moaned b She wept c She screamed d She laughed

ii How much money was there in the pocketbook?

a 500 shilling b 400 shilling c 300 shilling d 300 shilling

iii What was the original colour of Harry’s eyes?

a Black b Brown c Red d Blue

iv How does Kreton feel when he reads human brain?

a Interested b Giddy c Sad d Happy

v What did Harry invent?

a A device b A gadget c A philosophy d A radio


i He cried as if he____________ mad.

a Had been b Was c Is d Will be

ii I wish, he ____________ the match.

a May win b Will win c Has won d Had won

iii Would that I ____________ rich.

a Was b Am c Were d Have been

iv You ________ a shock when you open the box.

a Had got b Got c Has got d Will get

v When he _____________ all his newspapers, he’ll go home.

a Has sold b Is selling c Had sold d Will sell


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What kind of box did Mrs. Arthur find by the door?

ii. Why did the old man follow the advice of the doctors?

iii. How much dangerous a Martian Virus can be? iv. How did the boy look physically? v. What did the drum beater announce?

vi. How did Gorgios feel on the eve of inauguration?

vii. Why did the slave begin to cry and tremble while sailing in the boat?

viii. Why did Jim sell the gold watch? ix. How much rush was there on the Mall Road?


i. Why was the girl so afraid? ii. How did the realize the truth about the killer?

iii. How did the second man accuse the first man of lying?


v. What is the basic weakness in John’s character?

vi. Why does Clark Larrabee return? vii. Draw a character sketch of Clay in five

sentences. viii. Give a description of barber Harry’s shop.



i. Give symbolic importance of rain in four to five lines.

ii. Write a brief note on the “Night Mail”. iii. Write down significance of ‘Easter’ among the

Christians. iv. What is the theme of the poem “Leisure”? v. What is worse than slavery?

vi. How were the people of two cities made powerless?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger brother advising him to give up smoking and pay heed to studies. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Union is strength” or “Pride hath a fall”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 The young ones are so tiny and small From head to toe they are beaks When they cry.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 she said is this the doctor and let me in she added you must excuse us doctor we have her in the kitchen where it is warm

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Amiable; Amicable (ii) Cloth; Clothe (iii) Further; Farther (iv) Lesson; Lessen (v) Deceased; Diseased (vi) Corpse; Corps (vii) Cite; Sight


Once a King and a Persian slave were sailing in the same boat. The slave had never been at sea, and experienced any calamity. After some time the boat was hit by a storm and started tossing. It was very inconvenient for the passengers. All remained quiet, except the slave who in fear of being drowned began to cry and tremble, and created inconvenience for the others. The others tried to pacify him by kindness and affection but he did not hear any-body. When uneasiness last longer, the King also became displeased.

OR


Write an essay on “City life”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


Mr. Spelding looks unctuous.

a Kingly b Flattering c Cruel d Wild

ii Our gestures are without motion.

a Suggestions b Idlesness c Actions d Laziness

iii The countryside was devastated and mangled.

a Beautiful b Ruined c Planted d Fertile

iv Roxanna had an assortment of shells.

a A net b A bag c A set d A cap

v The doctor got furious.

a Hopeful b Disappointed c Angry d Delighted

vi Jorkens said that the man should arrange competition.

a Contest b Play c Programme d Sermon

vii The girl lets out a muffled cry.

a Wiliful b Delightful c Suppressed d Loud


viii Finally, the quack perceived his mistake.

a Rejected b Ignored c Understood d Cleared

ix To have no faith is worse than slavery.

a Bondage b Freedom c Liberty d Hope

x Sheikh Sadi is perpetually modern.

a Eternally b Lazily c Wrongly d Swiftly


i What price did Della receive of her hair?

a Ten dollars b Fifteen dollars c Twenty dollars d Twenty five dollars

ii How far was the girl going?

a Four miles b Eight miles c Twelve miles d Sixteen

iii How many children did Jess’s old father have?


iv What is Miss McCutcheon looking for?

a A husband b A job c A house d A chance to teach

v What did the quack claim to cure?

a Fever b Diphtheria c Goiter d Cholera


i I _____________ for Karachi tomorrow.

a Am leaving b Leave c Left d Will have been leaving

ii I thanked them for what they ________ for me.

a Has done b Had done c Will do d Would do

iii They ____________ their work so far.

a Did not finish b Finished c Have not finished d Do not finish

iv When he _____________ , I will let you know.

a Arrive b Arrives c Arrived d Will arrive

v It _____________ every day so far this week.

a Rains b Will rain c Rained d Has been raining


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What was the last conversation between Norma and Mr. Steward at the end of the lesson?

ii. How dangerous can a Martian virus be? iii. Why did the woman not watch the boy while

preparing a dish? iv. What did Terbut think of Jorkens arguments? v. What was the condition of the parents on the

arrival of the doctor? vi. Why did the boy look to the sky and smile?


viii. Why did Della feel sad on losing her hair?

ix. What was Abdul’s turban known as and where did it originally come from?


i. Why could the girl not describe the killer? ii. What were the circumstances that forced the

girl to leave her car? iii. How does Kreton prove his extraordinary

powers? iv. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit? v. How much advanced is the civilization of

Kreton than that of the Earth? vi. Why is Harry sitting in the barber’s chair?

vii. What is Harry’s philosophy? Can it be applied in this age?




i. What does night mail bring? ii. Describe any two dangers in the valley on “o

where are you going”? iii. Describe the Karachi slums. iv. What does the traveler see in the desert? v. How do the voices of Hollow men resemble?

vi. What has made the efforts of the Muslims fruitless according to Iqbal?

vii. What are the effects of attributes of God?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend about the profession you wish to adopt. Or Write an application to the Principal for the change of subjects. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Kindness never goes unrewarded” or “Pride hath a fall”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 A time to rend And a time to sew A time to keep silence And a time to speak

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 I was seen with the pocketbook who saw me

mr manana the harness man saw you pick up the pocketbook

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Cease; Seizes (ii) Way; Weigh (iii) Tenor; Tenure (iv) Hew; Hue (v) Rain; Rein (vi) Temper; Tamper (vii) Vale; Veil


It is related that when a deer was roasted for Nushirvan, a king of Persia, famous for his justice, no salt could be found. A boy was sent to a village to bring some salt. The boy brought it and presented to the king who asked whether he had paid for it, “No”, said the boy. “Pay for the salt”, said the king. “Lest it should become a custom and the village be ruined”.

OR




S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i He is middle aged, unctuous resonant.

a Thick voiced b Clear voiced c Chirpy voiced d Bad voiced

ii A time to rend, and a time to sew.

a Fill b Shoot c Tear d Clutch

iii You have come here out of great trials and tribulations.

a Fortunes b Merriments c Miseries d Joys

iv On the walls, on the shelves are many odds and ends.

a Common things b Strange things c Known things d Unknown things

v Our talk at the club was of opportunity and determination.

a Chance b Deterrence c Resolve d Whim

vi Perhaps, I suppose this is one of those mysterious we’ll never slove.

a Miseries b Misfortunes c Secrets d Pearls.

vii He glances back at the door.

a Leaves b Sees c Touches d Smells


viii The melon was easily swallowed.

a Eaten b Expelled c Vomited d Thrown

ix Empty of concord is the soul of Europe.

a Harmony b Disunity c Vigour d Strength

x I told the parents that it was entirely up to them.

a Partially b Swiftly c Completely d Tiringly


i It was a cold that induced the people to:

a Go home b Wear overcoats c Use swollen clothes d Seek comfort in pleasures

ii The girl could see a man’s face pressed against the:

a Wall b Window c Pillar d Glass outside the door

iii Norma put the package in a bottom cabinet and she intended to;

a Keep it safe b Throw it out in the morning

c Get the reward d Call Mr. Steward

iv Fenton Lockhart is a:

a Writer b Sailor c Painter d Doctor

v The doctor asked the girl’s first name:

a For her parent’s satisfaction

b To keep record c To threaten her d To make her friendly


i This is the car which I ___________ last month.

a Buy b Have bought c Bought d Had bought

ii I am sure she _________________ if you ask her.

a Come b Comes c Will come d Came

iii He ____________ his homework before the guests came.

a Finished b Has finished c Had finished d Had been finished

iv He __________ in the ground for a long time.

a Has been playing b Plays c Has played d Had played

v He treated me as if I ________________ his servant.

a Am b Have been c Was d Were


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. In the story “clearing in the sky” what had the

doctors told the old man? iii. Why did people make fun of Hubert’s

innocence? iv. What were the arrangements made for the

function of inauguration? v. Why did the doctor call the sick girl by her

first name? vi. Why are the locusts compared with bad

weather? vii. What should be the faith of Negroes?

viii. What was the appearance of the young man in the story “Overcoat”?

ix. At what stage of the journey in his dream did Jerome hear the throbbing sound of wings?


i. Who saved the life of the girl in the play “heat lightning”?

ii. What was the condition of the girl when she ran out of gas?

iii. What was the impression of Kreton on seeing the inside of the house of Mrs. Spelding?

iv. How did Ellen defend John? v. What were the restrictions imposed on Mr.

Spelding?


vi. Where does the play, ‘the oyster and the pearl’ take place?

vii. What is Harry’s philosophy? Is it applicable today?

viii. Who is Miss McCutcheon? How does she feel about her job?


i. What is the moral lesson of the poem ‘in broken images’?

ii. What are the things that keep a person alive as described in ‘The Delight song’?

iii. What are the attributes mentioned in the poem “God’s attributes”?

iv. Why does a person feel helpless on the death of a friend?

v. What is the message of the poem “A tale of two cities”?

vi. What is the theme of poem “Ozymandias”? vii. How do sheepdogs behave when Night Mail

approaches?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your uncle thanking him for a gift on your birthday. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college requesting him for issuance of character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “God helps those who help themselves” or “Might is Right”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Past cotton-grass and moorland boulder Shovelling white steam over her shoulder, Snorting noisily, she passes Silent miles of wind-bent grasses

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 mr steward looked embarrassed I m afraid I m not at liberty to tell you that he said however I assure you the organization is of international scope

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Allusion; Illusion (ii) Bail; Bale (iii) Custom; Habit (iv) Judicial; Judicious (v) Marry; Merry (vi) Profit; Prophet (vii) Sight; Site


“Remember when we used to come here to hunt fox squirrels? Remember when we sat beneath these hickories and squirrels threw green hickory shells down at us? The morning wind just at the break of day in August was so good to breathe. I cannot forget those days. And in October when the rabbits were ripe and the frost had come and the hickory leaves had turned yellow and the October winds blew they rustled and the big leaves from the trees and they fall like yellow rain drops to the ground!

Remember”. OR


Write an essay on “Co-education”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Ma’am dragged the boy into the large kitchenette.

a Big room b Back room c Small kitchen d Big kitchen

ii Let freedom ring from the curvaceous peaks of California.

a Having curves b Lofty c Low d Fat

iii The sergeant said that he could quieten the slave.

a Silent b Punish c Teach d Train

iv The sunlight was perverted.

a Diverted b Fierce c Lovely d Burning

v The author had a vexing dream one night.


vi The man was dragging the corpse in the mud.

a Hiding b Burying c Pulling d Tearing

vii Mrs. Spelding looks bored and vague.


a Bold b Timid c Sharp d Brainless

viii It shows play wright eminently fascinating attitude.

a Humbly b Highly c Lowly d Simply

ix There is a time to pluck up that which is planted.

a Harvest b Saw c Sow d Ascend

x The Muslims should be God-drunk.

a Love of Allah b Drinker of wine c Lover of wealth d Rich man


i Who calls Kreton a joker?

a John b Ellen c General powers d Spelding

ii Wozzeck repairs:

a Furniture b Watches c Shoes d Cars

iii Which language did the Martian speak?

a English b Greek c Italian d Frebch

iv What was the first name of sick girl?

a Jolly b Della c Cora d Mathilda

v What did Abdul’s wife teach the girls of the village?

a Cooking b Sewing c The Holy Quran d English


i She hopes that she ______________ her lost child.

a Were finding b Finds c Will find d Will finds

ii She is no sleeping, she _____________ the books.

a Is study b Is studying c Has study d Has study

iii He ______________ his boy how to ride a bicycle?

a Is teaching b Is teach c Do not teach d Have taught

iv It _______________ before I came out.

a Rains b Will be raining c Had rained d Have rained

v He _____________ two days ago.



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Norma try to persuade her husband to agree with he?

ii. Why did the old man not follow the advice of the doctors?

iii. What made Hubert shameful? iv. What was the subject discussed at the club? v. How did the sick girl look by appearance?

vi. What should be role of a king? vii. What is Martin Luther king’s dream?

viii. Why did Jim sell his gold watch? ix. Who was Chaudhary Fatehdad?


i. What was the thing the second man was afraid of during his childhood?

ii. Why was the girl walking along the road all alone at midnight?

iii. Write a few lines about Kreton. iv. What are Mr. Spelding’s views about the

flying object? v. Describe Mr. Spelding briefly.

vi. What does Clay want to put in the local newspaper and why?

vii. Describe the place and scene of the play “Oyster and the pearl”.


viii. When and for how much money did Harry buy the shop?


i. When does Cherry bloom how does it look? ii. What importance of time has been pointed

out by the poet in “Times”? iii. Who cannot compete with the civilization of

Makkah? iv. Why did the people of two cities look

powerless and helpless? v. Why does a person feel helpless on the death

of a fried? vi. Why did Mansur mount the gallows?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father telling him about your studies. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college requesting him for full fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” or “No pains no gains”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Shape without form, shade without colour Paralysed force, gesture without motion

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 does your throat hurt you added the mother

to the child but the little girls expression didn’t change nor did she move her eyes from my face

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Access; Excess (ii) Hue; Hew (iii) Bear; Bare (iv) Persecute; Prosecute (v) Cannon; Canon (vi) Temporary; Temporal (vii) Ordinance; Ordnance


Sweat popped out on the boy’s face and he began to struggle. Mrs. Jones stopped, jerked him around in front of her, put a half nelson about his neck, and continued to drag him up the street. When she got to her door, she dragged the boy inside, down a hall, and into a large kitchenette-furnished room at the rear of the house. She switched on the light and left the door open. The could hear other roomers laughing and talking in the large house. Some of their doors were open, too, so he knew he and the woman were not alone. The woman still held him by the neck in the middle of her room.

OR


Write an essay on “Patriotism”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Laura stumbled through the settlement.

a Staggered b Passed happily c Walked vividly d Strolled

ii The mayor was a stout serious man.


iii The face of the sick girl was flushed.

a Darkened b Yellow c Pale d Rosy

iv The new mealies were just showing.

a Stars b Maize c Colours d Clouds

v Abul had bulging eyes.

a Narrow b Big c Swelling d Tiny

vi The man rattles the door viscously.

a Open b Breaks c Looks inside d Clatters



a Droll b Intellectual c Ghost d Scholar



ix Tells that its sculptor well those passions read.

a Forces b Changes c Hills d Emotions

x To have no faith is worse than slavery.

a Bondage b Freedom c Liberty d Hope


i How many years did Jess’ father spend to improve his acres?

a 20 b 25 c 30 d 35

ii What did the quack claim to cure?

a Cholera b Fever c Goiter d Jaundice

iii Della paid __________ dollars for the gift.

a 20 b 21 c 22 d 23

iv What did Applegarth judge?

a Animals b Books c People d Birds

v What is the age of the Ellen?

a 18 b 19 c 20 d 21


i When I met him, he _____________ to college.

a Goes b Is going c Went d Was going

ii Honesty never ____________ wasted.

a Go b Goes c Went d Gone

iii I ___________ the next week in Multan.

a Spend b Have spent c Will spend d Spent

iv We _____________ five times a day.

a Will have pray b Pray c Would pray d Praying

v If he _____________ hard, he will pass.



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What was written on the folded piece of paper scotched taped to the bottom of the box?

ii. What was the nature of Luella’s job? iii. What did the young man purchase from the

boy? (overcoat) iv. What did Terbut think was needed for success

in life? v. How did the Persian slave create

inconvenience for other passengers?

vi. What did Luther hope about his four little children?

vii. What did old Stephen tell Margaret? viii. What was the effect of Mr. Hubert’s

protesting? ix. Who were the Magi?


i. Narrate the escape scene of the Girl in the “heat lightning”

ii. What did the girl see while walking around the road-side?

iii. What special quality does Kreton possess?


iv. Why is John not allowed to make a call to his family?

v. Describe the kind of uniform Kreton liked. vi. Who buys the oyster and how much does he

pay? vii. What is Applegarths’s complaint against the

sea? viii. Why does the judge think that Miss

McCutcheon will not last as a teacher?

Q#4. Answer (in 3-4 lines / sentences) the following any Four questions from book-III (Poems).

i. What time of the year is mentioned in the poem “Loveliest of trees………….”?

ii. What is the main idea of the poem “o where are you going”?

iii. What is the message of the poem, “times”? iv. How is the poem, “The Hollow Men” a

criticism on modern society? v. Under what circumstances had the victims of

Japan to pass through? vi. What happens when according to Charles

Perrault, life is spent with the help of words and not of deeds?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend inviting him to spend his holidays with you. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college to grant scholarship. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Pride hath a fall” or “A stitch in time saves nine”


Holding a grain of millet in her beak The mother sparrow has come to feed The young ones are so tiny and small From head to toe they are beaks When they cry

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 all the crops finished nothing left he said but the gongs were still beating the men still shouting and Margaret asked why do you go on with it then

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Cue; Queue (ii) Mail; Male (iii) Floor; Flour (iv) Allusion; Illusion (v) Urban; Urbane (vi) Seem; Seam (vii) Weather; Whether



OR




S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The man peers out the glass.

a Break b Gaze c Lift d Throws

ii Compose a symphony of, paint, write a book.

a Piece of music b Rhyme c Book d Poem

iii It was clotted inside with eggs.

a Thickened b Covered c Deleted d Opened

iv Pyramid piled like cannon balls.

a High up b Conical c Top linked d Flat

v She was a feeble old woman.

a Wake b Weak c Invited d Ordered


vi Thy flying object has given rise to so much irresponsible conjecture.

a Guess b Problem c Trouble d Basis

vii She shook him until his teeth rattled.

a Broke b Clattered c Shown d Removed

viii Empty of concord is the soul of Europe.

a Reality b Depth c Harmony d Faith

ix He answered me curtly.

a Politely b Roughly c Civilly d Openly

x The following things were found in the various pockets.

a Different b Many c Coat d Shirt


i Who is “I” in the story. (The use of force)

a The father b The doctor c The mother d The sick child

ii Who is Norma’s opinion, was the researcher?

a Psychiatrist b A doctor c An eccentric millionaire

d A murderer

iii Where did the spaceship land?

a On the roof of the building

b In the field c On the hill d In the lawn

iv The girl was of afraid of:

a A police man b A friend c A killer d A person

v What type of people are the Magi?

a Realist b Idiot c Nice d Wise


i They ___________ their lesson tomorrow.

a Will learn b Learn c Learns d Learnt

ii A black sheep _______ the whole flack.

a Spoil b Spoils c Had spoiled d Spoiled

iii The principal has just __________ a speech.

a Make b Will make c Can make d Made

iv We _____________ to see picture last night.

a Go b Had gone c Went d Will go

v If he works hard, he ____________ in the exam.

a Will have passed b Had been passed c Will pass d Will being passed


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. How dangerous can a Martian virus be? iii. Why did the woman ask the boy to wash his

face? iv. How did Gorgios persuade his people to make

his country strong? v. Why did the boy look to the sky and smile?

vi. What did the quack do in the next village? vii. What are the qualities of the veterans of

creative suffering? viii. Why did Jim sell the gold watch?

ix. Why did the driver of the truck speed away after the accident?


i. Does the girl become suspicious of First Man as the play proceeds?


ii. How did the girl realize the truth that first man was the killer?

iii. What did the girl do when she saw the flash light in the hands of first man?

iv. What is Kreton’s view about human minds? v. How much advanced is the civilization of

Kreton than that of the earth? vi. Why did General Powers allow Spelding to

interview Kreton? vii. What is Miss McCutcheon’s opinion about any

pearl in the oyster? viii. Why does Clay need money?


i. Why do sheep-dogs continue their sleep on the arrival of the Night mail?

ii. How do the children eat fruit “in the street of the fruit stalls”?

iii. What does the phrase “stuffed man” mean? iv. Describe the scene of devastation in “A tale of

two cities”. v. Why did Mansur mount the gallows?


SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend inviting him to spend a few days with you in a hill station. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for issuance of character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “United we stand divided we fall” or “Kindness never goes unrewarded”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 No time to turn at Beauty’s glance, And watch her feet, how they can dance:

No time to wait till her mouth can Enrich that smile, her eyes began?

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 now you are coming to something son he said as he pushed down the top wire so that he could cross the fence this is something I want you to see

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Alter; Altar (ii) Cell; Sell (iii) Hew; Hue (iv) Allusion; Illusion (v) Root; Route (vi) Compliment; Complement (vii) Willing; Wilful


The child was fairly eating me up with her cold, steady eyes, and no expression to her face whatever she did not moved and seemed, inwardly, quiet; an unusually attractive little thing, and as strong as a heifer in appearance. But her face was flushed, she was breathing rapidly, and I realized that she had a high fever. She had magnificent blonde hair, in profusion. One of those picture children often reproduced in advertising leaflets and the photogravure sections of the Sunday.

OR


Write an essay on “My Hero”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The storm has probably slowed it down.

a Likely to happen b Surely c Suddenly d Practically

ii Are you suggesting we play a trick on Clay, in order to carry out your mumbo-jumbo ideas?

a Great b Innovative c Confusing d Mature

iii Your quest for freedom left you battered by the storms of persecution.

a Preach b Pursuit c Request d Sympathy

iv Ranks broken, hearts perplexed, prayers cold,

a Confused b Prosperous c Prominent d Closed


v Thus exhorted the unfortunate man, in the greatest fear.

a Suggested b Provided c Explained d Urged

vi Are you deliberately trying to confuse me?

a Delightedly b Dramatically c Only d Intentionally

vii His thin figure was made all the more melancholy by tight-fitting uniform.

a Gloomy b Graceful c Healthy d Active

viii Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare.

a Despair b Glory c Might d Ruin

ix He answered me curtly. “I cleared this land”.

a Abruptly b Not politely c Very politely d Angrily

x Fateh dad’s censure was purely religious.

a Reaction b Decision c Disapproval d Statement


i What did the foolish quack claim to cure?

a Goiter b Infection c Persecution d Ulcer

ii Norma believed that Mr. Steward was a:

a Guest b Operator c Salesman d Psychiatrist

iii The spaceship was;

a Oval b Round c Elliptical d Square

iv The interior of the bus station was:

a Deserted b Drab c Pleasant d Comfortable

v I have a dream that my children be judged by the content of their:

a Skin colour b Creativity c Education d Character


i Let us go to the bookshop as soon as school:

a Will be over b Was over c Be over d Is over

ii I ___________ in the rain for half an hour.

a Am standing b Have been standing c Stand d Standing

iii It usually __________ here in June.

a Rains b Rained c Will rain d Rain

iv The children ____________ taken good care of.

a Has b Have c Has been d Have been

v I would like to have this suit__________.

a Cleaned b Cleaning c Clean d To clean


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Mr. Steward keep persuading Norma?

ii. Why did not the old man follow the advice of his doctors?

iii. What was the condition of the Bittering family on hearing the news of the war on the earth?

iv. What was the subject being discussed at the club?

v. What was the remedy suggested by the physicians for the disease of the King?

vi. What was the punishment inflicted by the villagers on the quack?

vii. What are the qualities of the veterans of creative suffering?



ix. How much did the Maulvi collect on every Bid?



ii. Why does the Girl not report her matter to the police?

iii. Why do you think the second man says that the girl is smarter than the first man?


v. Why do Kreton’s people not travel much? vi. What is not very flattering according to

Spelding? vii. What kind of Judge is Judge Applegarth?

viii. Why do they want Wozzeck to come?


i. What did the reader tell the rider about the valley?

ii. What are the qualities of the Sindhi woman? iii. How does “fissuring the atom” cause

suffering? iv. Why does the poet call our life a poor life in

the poem “Leisure”? v. How do the attributes of God exercise their

influence on Man’s Character? vi. What is the present state of the Muslims

according to Allama Muhammad Iqbal?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father explaining him the cause of your failure in December test. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for condoning short of lectures. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A friend in need is a friend indeed” or “No pains no gains”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And since to look at things in bloom Fifty Springs are little room, About the woodland I will go To see the cherry hung with snow

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 but what can you cure asked the villagers I can cure the goiter answered the quack an old woman whose throat was swollen to a frightful size exclaimed o my son if you only could cure my goiter I would bless you for evermore

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Accident; Incident (ii) Bridal; Bridle (iii) Dew; Due (iv) Pattern; Patron (v) Vale; Veil (vi) Yoke; Yolk (vii) Waive; Wave



OR


Write an essay on “Examinations”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The door rattles viscously.

a Violently b Forcibly c Mildly d Carefully

ii Let bygones by bygones.

a Forget the past b Recall the past c Do everything smoothly

d Go with the stream

iii All the trees were queer and still.

a Fresh b Strong c Strange d Clear


iv And since to look at things in bloom.

a Beauty b In full swing c In fascination d In sadness

v Her face was flushed.

a Red b Gloomy c Bright d Flustered

vi Spelding nods wearily.

a Happily b Heartily c Tiredly d Sadly

vii To have a young athlete at court exhibiting physical fitness.

a Claiming b Discarding c Ailing d Demonstrating

viii We are hollow men.

a Fragile b Void c Weak d Brave

ix He stopped at the edge of the meadow.

a Hill stop b Waste land c Valley d Desert

x He found a crowd assembled to watch the proceedings.

a Came b Invited c Awaited d Gathered


i The man who keeps on wins ____________.

a The reward b The race c The fight d The shield

ii What was the woman carrying?


iii General powers was thinking about ______________.


c Arrest of Kreton d Murder of the visitor

iv She saw in the flash of lightning ________________.

a A lion b A cart c A bus d A man’s face

v What is the dream?

a In equality of high and low stranded

b Rule of the blacks c Negation of the white people

d The practice of brotherhood


i We cannot go out because it ______________.

a Is raining b Was raining c Has rained d Rained

ii She ________________ the child for two years.

a Was nursing b Is nursing c Nursed d Has been nursing

iii Work hard lest you ____________.

a Should fail b Will fail c Fail d Can fail

iv This book ___________ last year.

a Has been published b Is published c Was published d Had been published

v When the bell rang, he ____________ a bath.

a Was having b Has c Had d Is having


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. Why did Harry want to go back to the earth?

iii. What made Hubert shameful? iv. What was the view point of the parents of

Gorgios?

v. Why did the people come out on the mall? vi. Why did the woman ask the boy to wash his

face? vii. What does the author like about Christmas?

viii. What was the behaviour of the child with the doctor?

ix. What was the cause of Negroes discontentment?




ii. Why did the second man accuse the first man of lying?

iii. Why couldn’t the girl describe the killer? iv. How does Kreton prove his extraordinary

powers? v. What is the theme of the Kreton’s study on

the earth? vi. What does the General powers accuse Kreton

of? vii. Describe the setting of the play “The oyster

and the pearl”. viii. What was the conflict between Clay’s father

and mother?


i. Why does the poet wish for a longer life? (loveliest of trees, the cherry now)

ii. What is the message of the poem, “The Feed”?

iii. How does the poet compare men with animals in the poem “Leisure”?

iv. What kind of picture of Karachi slums do we get from the poem “The sindhi woman”?

v. What is worse than slavery? vi. How were the people of the two cities made

powerless and helpless?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father requesting him to increase your monthly allowance. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for the refund of library security fee. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A friend in need is a friend indeed” or “As you sow, so shall you reap”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 They take it, break it open, let A gold or silver fountain wet

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 why me me me picked up the pocketbook yes you yourself by my word of honour I never heard it

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Audible; Edible (ii) Differ; Defer (iii) Ice; Snow (iv) Right; Rite (v) Temper; Tamper (vi) Personal; Personnel (vii) Wander; Wonder


She was large woman with a large purse that had everything in it but a hammer and nails. It had a long strap and she carried it slung across her shoulder. It was about eleven O’clock at night, dark, and she was walking alone, when a boy ran up behind her and tried to snatch her purse. The strap broke with a sudden single tug the boy gave it from behind. But the boy’s weight and weight of the purse combined cause him to lose his balance.

OR


Write an essay on “An Accident”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i I braced myself.

a Told b Pulled c Supported d Beat

ii The grave of Hubert withstood the havocs of the flood.

a Water b Destruction c Waves d Noise

iii The foundation of oppression was small in the world.


a Depression b Sadness c Cruelty d Will power

iv Unearned suffering is redemptive.

a Hard b Harsh c Unjust d Saving

v He examined it with the air of connoisseur.

a Musician b Critic c Gardener d Buyer

vi Her hair is disheveled.

a Thin b Thick c Untidy d Discoloured

vii Kreton says that he loves to gad about.

a Hunt b Shoot c Goad d Wander

viii I want to quit and go home to San Francisco.

a Write b Travel c Leave d Enjoy

ix Stare from bushes at her blank-faced coaches.

a Attractive b Passionless c Ugly d Broken

x You may be afraid to plot an evil.

a Make b Introduce c Plan d Follow


i What did they do after building a cottage?

a Decorated it b Furnished it c Ate good breakfasts d Arranged a feast

ii What had happened to the throat of an old woman?

a Infectious b Swollen c Wounded d Paining

iii Which one is a desert state sweltering with the heat of injustice and oppression?



a The policeman b A friend c A killer d A person

v Ellen listened to the broadcast of her:

a Daddy b Fiancé c Mother d Kreton


i Hard work never ______________ waste.

a Go b Went c Goes d Will have gone

ii He _____________ to college daily in time.

a Go b Goes c Going d Gone

iii My friend ______________ a car last week.

a Bought b Has bought c Had bought d Will buy

iv They ________________ until they die.

a Will fight b Fought c Had fought d Was fighting

v Unless you __________ hard, you cannot succeed.

a Do not work b Work c Worked d Had worked


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. What was the nature of Woman’s job?

iii. What should be the role of a Qazi? iv. What did the Quack do in the next village? v. What was the message Norma received on

pushing the button? vi. Did Gorgios use any shortcut to achieve his

ambition? vii. What are the qualities of the veterans of

creative suffering?


viii. Why did Jim sell the gold watch? ix. Why did the driver of the truck speed away

after the accident?


i. What does Harry advise her to do? ii. Why type of life do you foresee in year 5000?

iii. Why did she think ill of second man? iv. Why did the girl ask for help from first man? v. What is Harry’s philosophy?

vi. How did Kreton prove his extraordinary powers?

vii. Compare the character of General Powers and Kreton?

viii. What were the circumstances due to which she had to leave her car?


i. The poet calls the coaches of the mail “blank faced” why?

ii. What happens to the children when they eat fruit?

iii. What did the traveler see in the desert? iv. Without whose love is Bullah in loss? v. Who treated bazaar of Egypt?

vi. Mention two attributes of God.

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father about the co-curricular activities in your college. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” or “Where there is a will, there is a way”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Watching her cross erect Stone, garbage, excrement and crumbs Of glass in the Karachi slums, I, with my stoop, reflect:

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 pay for the salt said the king lest it should become a custom and the village be ruined

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Bridal; Bridle (ii) Doze; Dose (iii) Adopt; Adapt (iv) Week; Weak (v) Ring; Wring (vi) Quiet; Quite (vii) Urbane; Urban


In another corner of the room behind a screen was a gas plate and an icebox. Mrs. Jones got up and went behind the screen. The woman did not watch the boy to see if he was going to run, nor did she watch her purse, which she had left behind her on the day bed. But the boy took care to sit on the far side of the room, away from the purse, where he thought she could easily see him out of the corner of her eye if she wanted to. He did not trust the woman not to trust him. And he did not want to mistrusted now.

OR




S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The sunlight was coming out distorted.

a Tampered b Lovely c Shiny d Fierce

ii Mr. Spelding nods wearily.

a Angrily b Hastily c Excitedly d Tiredly


iii Shamim Ahmad stumbled over the words.

a Staggered b Resembled c Remembered d Discussed

iv There is time to refrain.

a Sustain b Maintain c Abstain d Disdain

v The doctor empowered the sick girl.

a Treated b Injected c Overestimated d Overcome

vi The girl looked stunned.

a Beautiful b Dangerous c Confused d Delighted

vii Mrs. Jones did not embarrass the boy.

a Confuse b Refuse c Refute d Salute

viii The traveler was from antique land.

a Ancient b Efficient c Prudent d Alien

ix The children hollored at the deep dome of Martian sky.

a Strolled b Stayed c Looked d Shouted

x He looked at the guitar with an air of connoisseur.

a Eagle b Sparrow c Critic d Ignorance


i At what age Gorgios came by his wild ideas?

a 14 b 16 c 18 d 20

ii In which light children enter to buy fruit?

a Lantern b Lamp c Moon d Bulb

iii On what nations harmony depends?

a Money b Law c Democracy d Unity

iv How many doctors Jess’ father visited?

a 5 b 7 c 8 d 9

v What did the author sent to rummage sale?

a Old furniture b Old shoes c Old books d Old clothes


i She __________ principal for a year.

a Is b Has c Has been d Was

ii I ___________ a car next month.

a Shall buy b Buys c Bought d Have bought

iii Would that, they _______________ our neighbour.

a Had b Were c Are d Have been

iv The doctor _____________ before the patient died.

a Arrived b Has arrived c Arrives d Had arrived

v She should _____________ to function.

a Went b Go c Goes d Gone


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i I saw the rear light burning.

a Middle b Dim c Miner d Back

ii She had long blonde hair.


a Black b Silver c Curly d Golden

iii I, hunted all over town to find it.

a Looked for b Requested c Begged d Yelled

iv That valley is fatal when furnaces burn.

a Disastrous b Beautiful c Green d Fertile

v The slave had never been at sea, and experienced any calamity.

a Blessing b Travel c Misery d Opportunity

vi His wife, bored in vague, knits passively.

a Pretty b Clear c Absent-minded d Clever

vii But, whatever his motive was, he hit on a most extraordinary ambition.

a Contest b Success c Desire d Wealth

viii Nothing beside remains, round the decay.

a Structure b Decline c Statue d Body

ix Mr. Steward’s tone had been offensive.

a Low b Impressive c Annoying d Humorous

x The pavement thronged with pedestrians.

a Shop b Hotel c Ground d Footpath


i The old man cut.

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

ii The bus was late due to_____________.

a Rush b Storm c Accident d Traffic jam

iii Who was drinking rain?

a Leaves b Man c Cat d A tree

iv Where was the package lying?

a Front door b Hall c Road d Garden

v It is very damp here sometimes.

a Unpleasant b Hot c Moist d Dry


i I ______________ tea every morning.

a Takes b Take c Have taken d Had taken

ii Good students __________________ their time.

a Not waste b Are not waste c Does not waste d Do not waste

iii The thief ______________ by the police.

a Beat b Is being beaten c Is beating d Has beaten

iv I _____________ a new pen.

a Have b Has c Am d Was

v She generally _____________ English.

a Speaks b Speak c Speaking d Has spoken


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Kreton asks if anything to oblige.

a Fight with b Demolish c erect d Serve


ii The fruit glowed red-hot from within.

a Darkened b Sparkled c Sprinkled d Wasted

iii Fatehdad’s censure was purely religious.

a Appreciation b Criticism c Help d Praise

iv Roxanna had an assortment of shells.


v The mayor was a stout serious man.

a Handsome b Heavy c Thin d Ugly

vi Jess saw many species of hard and soft wood trees.

a Branches b Kinds c Leaves d Trunks

vii The girls clothes are wet and muddy.

a Colourful b Dirty c Precious d Pretty

viii Let freedom ring from every hamlet.

a City b Classroom c Small village d Country

ix There are shrieks in stock.

a Awaiting b Consumed c Decreased d Encamped

x The face of the sick girl flushed.

a Darkened b Pale c Glowed d Yellow


i How did the angel look?

a Fresh b Neutral c Pleasant d Weary

ii What is inside the spaceship?

a Food b Nothing c Water d Wires

iii What was Mr. Manana?

a A carpenter b A fisherman c A harness man d A mason

iv What is Miss McCutcheon?

a An air hostess b A doctor c A nurse d A teacher

v How many patches of bared soil were there?

a Seven b Eight c Nine d Ten


i Walk carefully lest you _______________.

a Shall fall b Might fall c Can fall d Should fall

ii I _______________ here by tomorrow morning.

a Will be b Am c Was d Has been

iii All is well that ____________ well.

a Ends b Ended c End d Will end

iv He _______________ me last week.

a Meet b Met c Will meet d Have met

v If he ____________ hard, he will pass.

a Work b Works c Worked d Will work


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. What happened to the boy when he tried to snatch the purse?

iii. What climate did they face on the Mars?


iv. What made Hubert shameful? v. What was the behaviour of the girl with the

doctor? vi. What was the advice given by Nushirvan to his

people? vii. What was the desire of every farmer?

viii. Why did Della sell her hair? ix. Why did the people come out on the mall?


i. Why did the girl consider the first man her helper?

ii. What was the condition of the weather in the play ‘heat lightning’?

iii. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit? iv. What type of life do you foresee in the year

5000? v. How damaging is violence in life? Write five

sentences. vi. What kind of gadget does the writer describe?

vii. What is applegarth’s complaint about the sea?

viii. What did Clay find near Black Rock?


i. How does rain water fall on poor leaves? ii. What do hollow men mean?

iii. What does the horror say about the spot on the hearer’s skin?

iv. “One grain to be fed to the ten young ones”. What does the line mean?

v. What do you feel after reading the poem “The Feed”?

vi. What is meant by “A man of words and not of deeds”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend describing your first impression about your college life. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for refund of library security. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Do good, have good” or “Look before you leap”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 In the farm she passes; no one wakes, But a jug in a bedroom gently shakes.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 and suppose a man wanted to be skating champion of sahara said terbut and could not afford the money to get there

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Cell; Sell (ii) Die; Dye (iii) Idol; Idle (iv) Loin; Lion (v) Plain; Plane (vi) Roll; Role (vii) Team; Teem


The door opened and Jim stepped in. He looked very thin and he was not smiling. Poor fellow, he was only twenty-two and with a family to take care of! He needed a new coat and he had nothing to cover his cold hands. Jim stepped inside the door. He was as quiet as a hunting dog when it is near a bird. His eyes looked strangely at Della, and there was an expression in them that she could not understand. It filled her with fear. It was not anger, nor surprise, nor anything else she had been ready for. He simply looked at her with a strange expression on his face.

OR


Write an essay on “Energy Crisis in Pakistan”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Is my accent very bad?


a Wealth b Fame c pronunciation d Colour

ii I, with my stoop reflect.

a Think b Ask c Look d Criticize

iii He too was turned off.

a Rejected b Beaten c Called d Abused

iv It is an old fashioned shop crowded with stuff.

a Decorated b Coloured c Damaged d Packed

v She dragged the boy inside.

a Pulled b Pushed c Punished d Invited

vi We are here to rescue you.

a Award b Punish c Save d Meet

vii A large bus schedule is on the wall.

a Picture b Programme c Model d Fare

viii Old Stephen yelled at the house boy.

a Hit b Advised c Pushed d Shouted

ix They can really create the great.

a Encourage b Discourage c Produce d Praise

x To whom shall I complain against your brutality.

a Kindness b Cruelty c Desire d Wisdom


i Mrs. Sofronie was a:

a Small woman b Kind woman c Rich woman d Large woman

ii John is a:

a Merchant b Farm owner c Player d Doctor

iii Where did the Norma put the lamb chops?

a In the oven b In the boiler c In the freezer d In the basket

iv Harry came to O.K by-the-sea.

a Twenty years ago b Twenty two years ago

c Twenty three years ago

d Twenty four years ago

v Who wanted to be appointed as court acrobat?

a Jorkens b Terbut c Gorgios d The writer


i They will be _____________ by the teacher.

a Punish b Punishes c Punished d Punishing

ii Work hard lest you

a Will fail b Had failed c Should fail d Failed

iii We _____________ helped them.

a Has b Have c Shall d Have been

iv If I went to Lahore, I _____________ buy costly things.

a Would b Shall c Will d Will be

v Why did they ________________ a noise?

a Make b Makes c Made d Making


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What is the significance of Arthur’s life insurance policy?

ii. What was the condition of the Bittering family on hearing the news of the war on the earth?


iii. How did Gorgios persuade his people to make his country strong?

iv. Why did the people make fun of Hubert’s innocence?

v. Why did the girl break the wooden blade? vi. What was the punishment inflicted upon the

quack by the villagers? vii. What should be the criterion of judgement for

a person? viii. Why did the man eat their supper with good

appetites? ix. Why are the noble deeds always a great joy

for the author?


i. What was the condition of the weather? ii. Why did the girl not want to go to the police?

iii. How does Kreton impress General Powers? iv. What is the purpose of the visit of Kreton? v. What is the role of General Powers in the

play? vi. What kind of haircut does Miss McCutcheon

want? vii. Why do they want Wozzeck to come?

viii. What does Harry advise Miss McCutcheon to do?


i. After reading the poem “loveliest of trees……..” write how old is the poet?

ii. What did the poet reflect when he saw the Sindhi woman?

iii. What do you feel after reading the poem “the feed”?

iv. What has made the efforts of Muslims fruitless?

v. Why does a person feel helpless on the death of a friend?

vi. What is the effect of the love?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend requesting him to lend you some Islamic books. Or

Write an application to the Principal for the refund of library security. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Where there is a will, there is a way” or “Pride hath a fall”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Those who have crossed Wish direct eyes, to death’s other kingdom Remember us – if at all – not as lost Violent souls, but only As the hollow men

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 look at this jess he bragged did you ever see better alfalfa grow out of the death

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Artist; Artisan (ii) Bridal; Bridle (iii) Council; Counsel (iv) Dose; Doze (v) Gaol; Goal (vi) Feet; Feat (vii) Wave; Waive


This is our hope. This is the faith with which I return to south. With this faith we will be able to hew cut of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope. With this faith we will be able to transform the jangling discords of our nation into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood. With this faith we will be able to work together, to pray together, to struggle together, to go to jail together, to stand up for freedom together, knowing that we will be free one day.

OR


Write an essay on “My favourite poet”.


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. How did the boy look physically? (thank you Ma’am)


iii. Why did the boy look to the sky and smile? (Gulistan of Saadi)

iv. What climate did they face on Mars? v. Why did Hubert keep claiming his innocence

before his death? vi. Why were the farmers throwing wet leaves on

fire? vii. How did the villagers punish the quack?

viii. Describe Maulvi abdul’s appearance? ix. Bring out the wisdom is selling the most

valuable things with reference to the short story “The gift of Magi”?


i. Why the girl was unable to describe the killer? ii. What is the purpose of visit of Kreton?

iii. Why did the girl consider first man her helper?

iv. Did the girl become suspicious of the first man as the play progresses?

v. How did Kreton impress General powers? vi. Draw a character sketch of Mrs. Spelding?

vii. What has happened to Clay’s father? viii. What is Harry’s philosophy?


i. What is cherry tree wearing? ii. What are feelings of the poet standing in

dark? iii. What did the poet reflect when he saw the

Sindhi woman? iv. What words were inscribed at the bottom of

the statue? v. What has made the efforts of Muslims

fruitless? vi. Why does a person feel helpless on the death

of a friend?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father telling him about your progress in studies. Or

Write an application to the Principal of your college requesting him for full fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “All that glitters is not gold” or “Might is Right”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And since to look at things in bloom Fifty springs, are little room, About the woodland I will go To see Cherry hung with snow.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 she whirled with a gasp as the telephone rang stumbling into the living room she picked up the receiver

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Advice; Advise (ii) Cite; Site (iii) Dose; Doze (iv) Metal; Mettle (v) Piece; Peace (vi) Vale; Veil (vii) Willing; Wilful


She was a large woman with a large purse that had everything in it but a hammer and nails. It had a long strap and she carried it slung across her shoulder. It was about eleven O’clock at night, dark, and she was walking alone when a boy ran up behind her and tried to snatch her purse. The strap broke with a sudden single tug the boy gave it from behind. But the boy’s weight and the weight of the purse combined caused him to lose his balance.

OR


Write an essay on “Corruption in Pakistan”.


Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: Multan Year: 2009 Group: I Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i I have never seen such a rugged land.

a Hard b Soft c Uneven d Fertile

ii The girl shrieked terrifyingly hysterically.

a Gently b Madly c Softly d Mildly

iii The girl shudders at her own thoughts/

a Trembles b Laughs c Weeps d Cries

iv I have haunch we are in trouble.

a News b Report c Idea d Style

v The piercing light of the flash light is the only light in the room.

a Dim b Dark c Penetrating d Vivid

vi I got to poking around and I found this oyster.

a Searching for b Swimming c Bathing d Singing

vii A time to rend, and a time to sew.

a Scratch b Tear c Rip d Throw

viii Ranks broken, hearts perplexed, prayers cold.

a Puzzled b Sad c Mystified d Happy

ix They think that Kreton is wearing wrong costume.

a Shoe b Glove c Socks d Dress

x The fruits glowed red hot from within.



i The boy his face on the direction of:

a Police officer b His father c The woman d His mother

ii The man who keeps on wins:

a The shield b The reward c The trophy d The race

iii What was the owner of the shop wearing on head?

a A cap b A hat c A silken turban d Wearing nothing

iv The visitor was dressed in the fashion of:

a 1960 b 1860 c 1900 d 1850

v The “the oyster and the pearl” takes place in:

a 1950 b 1850 c 1953 d 1853


i When I met him, he _________________ to college.

a Goes b Is going c Went d Was going

ii Honesty never ______________ wasted.


iii His father ___________ a book these days.


a Is writing b Was writing c Write d Writes

iv Of you work hard, you ___________ the examination.

a Pass b Passed c Will pass d Would have passed

v He often ________________ late.

a Come b Comes c Came d Has come


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Where did the old man take his son? ii. What did happen to the boy when he tried to

snatch the purse? iii. What did Hubert make shameful? iv. What was the view point of parents of

Gorgios? v. What was the condition of the tonsils of the

sick girl? vi. For whom did the quack dig the grave?

vii. From which part of the country the Negroes gathered there?

viii. How much did the Maulvi collect on every Eid?

ix. Why did the come out on the mall?


i. What was the condition of the weather? ii. How did the girl realize the truth?

iii. Can the people of the earth compete with the people of Kreton?


v. What is the theme of the study of Kreton? vi. What is Harry’s philosophy?

vii. What kind of Judge is judge Applegarth? viii. Why does not the writer open the oyster?


i. Which fruit is mentioned in the poem “loveliest of trees”?

ii. What are the feelings of the poet standing in the dark?

iii. Who was telling the story of the poet? (Ozymandias)

iv. What is the theme of the poem “the hollow man”?

v. Describe the scene of devastation? (a tale of two cities)

vi. Why did Mansur mount the gallows?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger sister to take part in speech contest in your college. OR Write an application to the Principal for the change of subject. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “God help those, who help themselves” or “Try, try again”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Birds turn their heads as she approaches Stare from bushes at her blank-faced coaches Sheep-dogs cannot turn her course they slumber on with the paws

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 good he said I m glad you did she refilled her cup wanted to show you I m not she shrugged

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Accede; Concede (ii) Soul; Sole (iii) Perfect; Prefect (iv) Fowl; Foul (v) Abject; Object (vi) Able; Capable (vii)Human; Humane


Mrs. Jones got up and went behind the screen. The woman did not watch the boy to see if he was going to run now, nor did she watch her purse which she left behind her on the day-bed. But the boy took care to sit on the far side of the room, away from


the purse where he thought she could easily see him out of the corner of her eye if she wanted to.

OR


Write an essay on “Democracy in Pakistan”.

Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: Multan Year: 2009 Group: II Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i They let me see the great ceremony.

a Inauguration b Function c Event d Opportunity

ii Mr. Hubert looked at the Mayor astounded.

a Amazed b Terrified c Agonized d Shocked

iii I didn’t allow myself to be hurried.

a Hasty b Confused c Anxious d Out of control

iv The author had a vexing dream one night.


v Gentle applause broke out from every hand.


vi Then slowly a luminous object acres in:

a Dark b Invisible c Bright d Huge

vii The barber shop is crowded with stuff.

a Void b Vacant c Packed d Empty

viii Your fishing tackles in the closet safe.

a Equipment b Faces c Rod d Hobby

ix Holding a grain of a millet in her beak.

a Rice b Cereal c Wheat d Sugar

x The fruit glowed red hot from within.



i What was the woman carrying? (thank you ma’am)

a Rod b A bag c A hammer d Large purse

ii Why did people gather at a big hall?


iii Who suggested that the slave should be thrown in water.

a A scholar b A lawyer c A sergeant d A saint

iv How many children Martin Luther King have?

a Two b Four c Five d Seven

v Why was the girl walking on the road alone late at night?

a Her car broke down b The brakes failed c The car ran out of gas

d The road was blocked


i Time once gone can’t be ……………………….

a Recalling b Recalls c Recalled d Recall

ii The beggar prayed that I ________ long.


a Must live b Should live c Could live d Might live

iii You have better ………………………me.

a Consulted b Consult c Been consulted d Being consulted

iv She jumped off the bus while it ______________.

a Moves b Moved c Had been moving d Was moving

v ____________ the next week in Multan.

a Spend b Have spent c Spent d Will spend


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I




iii. What was the time when the boy tried to snatch the purse of the woman?

iv. What was shameful for Hubert? v. What was the view point of the parents of

Gorgios? vi. Describe the feelings of the doctor in his

struggle to diagnose the disease. vii. How did the King recover?

viii. How are locusts compared with bad weather? ix. What should be the criterion of judgement for

a person?


i. What kind of Judge is Judge Applegarth? ii. How did the girl realize the truth?

iii. What were the factors that played the role of saving the girl?


v. Where does the spaceship land? vi. Describe the scene of the arrival of the flying

saucer? vii. Why does Miss McCutcheon want to go back?

viii. Why does the writer buy the Oyster?


i. Why does the poet wish long life in the poem “loveliest of trees, the cherry now”?

ii. What is the moral of the poem “Ozymandias”?

iii. What is the theme of the poem “Times”? iv. Why does a person feel helpless on the death

of a friend? v. How does God’s attributes help us in our life?

vi. Why were the people helpless in the poem “a tale of two cities”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father asking him to increase you monthly allowance. Or Write an application to the Principal for the readmission as you’re your name has been stuck off for long absence. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Haste makes waste” or “A friend in need is a friend indeed”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Dark children with a coin to spend Enter the lantern’s orbit; find Melon, guava, mandarin The moon compacted to a rind, The sun is pitted skin.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 the left his hair flutter and the tissues of his body draw tight as if he were standing at the center of vacuum his wife before him seemed almost to whirl away in smoke

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i)Break; Brake (ii) Pray-Prey (iii) Ice; Snow (iv) Compliment; Complaint (v) Hung; Hanged (vi)Custom; Habit (vii) Root; Route



Both parents of Gorgios were by then dead, by then , little remained to be done; he had only to stick five more days to that wild idea of his, and then, when the question arose of choosing an athlete to fill the newly-made post, whom could they choose but the man who had worked for it all those years.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i You have come here out of great trials and tribulations.

a Efforts b Blessings c Hills d Sufferings

ii The young man ambling along the road.

a Walking b Standing c Moving gently d Running

Iii Nevertheless you have got to go to the police.

a Surely b However c No doubt d Now

iv It s not very flattering when one’s own daughter won’t listen.

a Good b Discouraging c Pleasing d Insulting

v I’m determined to teach here.

a Resolute b Disappointed c Hesitant d Sure

vi Stones, garbage, excrement and crumbs.

a Trees b Wood c Waste d Pebbles

vii Non to share their moans.

a Activities b Lament c Feelings d Weeping

viii Mr. Steward looked embarrassed.

a Gentle b Ashamed c Hopeless d Surprised

ix The mayor was a stout serious man.

a Weak b Bulky c Strong d Impressive

x The slave had never experienced and calamity.

a Disaster b Sea water c Boat d Happiness


i What did the quack claim to cure?

a Fever b Headache c Injury d Goiter

ii The distance between O.K by-the-sea and Hollywood s about:

a 200 miles b 250 miles c 275 miles d 300 miles

iii The girl was finally rescued by the:

a Police b Dog c First man d Second man

iv What was the reward for pushing the button?


v The boy washed his face on the direction of

a Police officer b The woman c His mother d His father


i He said that he ____________ reach in time.

a Is b May c Might d Has

ii If you tease the dog, it _______________ you.


a Bite b Bites c Will bite d Had bits

iii A rolling stone __________ no mass.

a Gather b Gathers c Gathered d Had gathered

iv She __________ this pen yesterday.

a Buys b Buying c Had bought d Bought

v The rain _______ before I reached home.

a Stopped b Had stopped c Will stop d Has stopped


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What is the moral lesson of short story, “Button, Button”?

ii. Why did Harry want t go back to the Earth? iii. What did make Hubert shameful? iv. What was the behaviour of the sick girl with

the doctor? v. Why are locusts compared with bad weather?

vi. What are the qualities of veterans of creative suffering?

vii. Why did Jim sell his gold watch? viii. Describe the inauguration ceremony of

Shamim Amad’s shop. (God be Praised). ix. What noble deeds are always a great joy for

the writer? (The angel and the writer).


i. Why could not the girl describe the Killer? ii. Why did the girl consider the First Man her

helper? iii. What is the purpose of the visit of Kreton? iv. How does Kreton impress General Powers? v. Draw a character sketch of Mrs. Spelding in

five sentences. vi. What has happened to Clay’s father?

vii. What is Harry’s philosophy? viii. What does Clay want to put in the local

newspaper?


i. How can a rainy day be enjoyed?

ii. What are the feelings of the poet standing in the dark street?

iii. What is the message the poet wants to convey in “Ozymandias”?

iv. What type of delights do we miss in our daily life because of lack of time? (Leisure).

v. What is the bare truth Sachal Sarmast talks of in his poem?

vi. Why does the poet consider love an essence of all religions?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your mother expressing your views about hostel life. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college to remit your fine. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” or “Blessing in disguise”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 “What was that bird”, said horror to hearer, “Did you see that shape in the twisted trees? Behind you swiftly the figure comes softly’

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 get a smooth handled spoon of some sort told the mother we are going through with this

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Adept; Adopt (ii) Discover; Invent (iii) Eligible; Illegible (iv) Urban; Urbane (v) Marry; Merry (vi) Moral; Morale (vii) Teem; Team



“If they fail, they are expected to bring the case before the Qazi to seek justice. But in the present case, the parents are agreed to my bloodshed for the rash of this world. The Qazi has issued a decree to kill me. The king thinks be will recover his health only through my slaying and I see on other refuge besides God almighty. To shall I complain against your brutality, I am to seek justice from your hand?”

OR


Write an essay on “Our college Library”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The locusts were crawling everywhere.

a Running b Creeping c Flying d Sitting

ii It was bulky looking volume.

a Good b Beauty c Heavy d Light

iii The lets out muffled cry.

a Loud b Low c Sudden d Continuous

iv He has very virtue.

a Quality b Thing c Facility d Comfort

v Not even one who well off.

a Healthy b Wealthy c Fashionable d Bold

vi A time to refrain from embracing.

a Avoid b Detain c Detest d Go away

vii Love is an essence of all religions.

a Flavor b Right c A lesson d Spirt

viii The wind blew as if to flake away their identities.

a Take away b Brighten out c Flash away d Show

ix Asking about his family would embarrass him.

a Spoil b Polish c Upset d Please

x Do you not perceive?

a Feel b Receive c Think d Understand


i Who was Nushirvan?

a A slave b A king of Persia c A sergeant d A physician

ii What was the age of Jim?

a 22 b 21 c 20 d 19

iii What was the diameter of the spaceship?

a 12 feet b 13 feet c 14 feet d 15 feet

iv Where was the key to the bell unit dome?

a In the box b In the drawer c In the pocket d In the sealed envelope

v Wozzeck repairs.

a Furniture b Watches c Shoes d Cars



i He __________ the job now.

a Get b Got c Will have got d Will has got

ii Would that I ________________ a king.

a Am b Were c Was d Shall be

iii They __________ in the house.

a Are living b Live c Would be living d Have been living

iv If he ___________ he will succeed.

a Work hard b Working hard c Works hard d Had worked hard

v The earth ____________ around the sun.

a Revolves b Revolve c Revolving d Revolved


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Was the Angel tired? If, yes, why? ii. What did the old woman say about the

dowry? iii. What is the moral of story, “Overcoat”? iv. Why did Jim not welcome her when he

stepped in? v. What was the necessity of pleading the case

of negroes freedom? vi. What was the condition of the land when the

locusts had moved to the south? vii. Why did the villagers not let the old man to be

cured? viii. How did the doctor coax the sick girl?

ix. How much dangerous can a Marian virus be?


i. Why could not the girl describe the Killer? ii. Describe the weather conditions when the

Girl was travelling. iii. Describe the theme of Kreton’s study. iv. How does Kreton impress General Powers? v. Compare and contrast the people of Earth

with those of Kreton. vi. How does the Harry describe the inhabitants

of O.K by the sea? vii. What kind of gadget does the writer describe?

(the oyster and the pearl). viii. What is Harry’s philosophy?


i. Why does the poet consider his life short to enjoy the beauty of the Cherry tree?

ii. What kind of a picture of the Karachi slums do we get after reading the poem, “A Sindhi woman”?

iii. What is the philosophy of time as elaborated by the poet in “Times”?

iv. What is the message the poet wants to convey in “Leisure”?

v. Without whose love is Bullah in loss? vi. What is the moral lesson of the poem “In

Broken Images”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend requesting him to lend his camera. OR Write an application to the Principal for remission of fine due to misbehavior. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A friend in need is a friend indeed”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And since to look at things in bloom Fifty springs are little About the woodland I will go, To see the cherry hung with snow.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 well you did nt have to snatch my pocketbook to get some suede shoes said miss Luella bates Washington jones you could have asked me

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Allusion; Illusion (ii) Mal; Male (iii) Floor; Flour (iv) Cue; Queue (v) Urbane; Urban (vi) Seem; Seam (vii) Weather; Whether



The child was fairly eating me up with her cold steady eyes, and no expression to her face whatever. She did not move and seemed, inwardly quiet: an unusually attractive thing and as strong as heifer in appearance. But her face was flushed, she was breathe rapidly, and I realized she had a high fever. She had magnificient blonde hair, in profusion. One of those picture children often reproduced in advertising leaflets.

OR


Write an essay on “An ideal teacher”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i I had never felt so sordid.

a Mean b Happy c Healthy d Weak

ii There is an eligible bachelor in town.

a A smart b An able c An honorable d A mature

iii I with my stoop reflect.




v You have not prowling up in those ruins.

a Moving about b Digging up c Looking up d Playing

vi You sit down while I fix up something to eat.

a Set b Control c Prepare d Buy

vii They tried to pacify the slave with kindness.

a Calm down b Bring about c Free d Save

viii Which felled him to earth like a log?

a A piece of stone b A piece of steel c A piece of wood d A piece of rock

ix The young man was ambling along the road.

a Walking b Lying c Standing d Running

x The door rattles viscously.

a Consciously b Slowly c Violently d Thundering


i Who calls Kreton a joker?

a Ellen b Jones c General Powers d Spelding

ii What is the year of the scene of “The oyster and the pearl”?

a 1852 b 1952 c 1953 d 1854

iii When according to Jess’s father the rabbits become ripe? In ……

a June b August c October d December

iv Who offered himself to the quack for treatment in the second village?

a An old man b An old woman c A boy d A maiden

v For whom did abdul buy a suit?

a Shamsun b Zaibunisa c Umda d Mehrun


I If you had helped me, I __________ thankful to you.


a Will have b Would have been c May have d Could have

ii You as well as your father __________ present there.

a Was b Were c Is d Has been

iii Two and two __________ four.

a Make b Makes c Made d Making

iv He was climbing down when I __________ him.

a See b Seen c Saw d Will see

v Let’s close the door before the train __________.

a Started b Starts c Start d Will start


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What did Steward continue to persuade Norma?

ii. What did the doctor tell Jess’s old father? iii. How dangerous can a Martian Virus be? iv. How did the sick child look by appearance? v. How did the camel men prove the stupidity of

the quack? vi. How did the farmers try to prevent the main

swarm of locusts from landing on their farm? vii. Why did Jim not welcome Della when he

stepped in? viii. Who was Shamim Ahmad?

ix. What was the condition of the young man when he was taken to the hospital?


i. What did the girl see when she got near the car?

ii. How did the second man in the play “Heat Lightning” look?

iii. What is the purpose of the visit of Kreton? iv. How does Kreton impress General Powers? v. Write a note on Ellen.

vi. What has happened to Clay’s father? vii. What kind of Play is “the oyster and the

pearl”? viii. What did Applegarth say about Miss

McCutcheon?


i. Give symbolic importance of the rain in three to four lines.

ii. Decode the problems of Karachi slums as described in the poem “A Sindhi Woman”?

iii. What is the confusion of the sparrow mother? iv. What is worse than slavery with special

reference to “Ruba’iyat”? v. What is the central idea of the poem “A Tale

of Two Cities”? vi. What according to Scott Momaday are the

things that keep a person alive?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend requesting him to join you during summer vacation. Or Write an application to the Principal for sick leave. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” or “All that glitters is not gold”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And since to look at things in bloom Fifty springs are little room about woodland I will be To see the cherry hung with snow

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 anything jorkens replied so long as he sticks to it and sticks to hard enough and long enough anything whatsoever



(i) Accept; Except (ii) Roll; Role (iii) Floor; Flout (iv) Sweet; Sweat (v) Pore; Pour (vi) Drop; Droop (vii) Whether; Weather


Out talk at the club was of opportunity and determination. Some said opportunity is required for success, and million never had it; others that only determination was needed. And then Jorkins joined in, all for determination. Of a man was determined to get anything, and stuck to it long enough, he hot it, said Jorkins.

OR


Write an essay on “Games and sports”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Some of you have come here out of great trials and tribulations.

a Prison b Hardships c Battles d Conflicts

ii Her hair is disheveled.

a Thin b Thick c Dark d Untidy

iii Daddy will be deliriously happy.

a Wildly excited b Positively c Wildly curiously d Politely

iv I would like to illustrate what I mean.

a Translate b Explain c Entertain d Say

v Your diligent looking discover the lacking.

a Lazy b Intelligent c Hardworking d Quick

vi Trusting his images, he assumes their relevance.

a Undertakes b Prefers c Shows d Thinks

vii Arthur stared at her, appalled.

a Gazed b Raised c Terrified d Excited

viii It was too steep for my feet to hold unless I braced myself.

a Supported b Wounded c Hurt d Controlled

ix Now truly she was furious.


x The poor old creature instantly expired.

a Slowly b Perfectly c Simply d Immediately


i Which state is sweltering with the heat of injustice and oppression?


ii Miss McCutcheon wants……..?

a A boy cut b Baby cut c Poodle cut d Cadet cut

iii The visitor was dressed in the fashion of ………….?

a 1960 b 1860 c 1900 d 1850

iv The rich people gathered at a big hall…..?


v How many children had the old man?

a Three b Four c Five d Seven



I He __________ in Pakistan yesterday morning.

a Would arrive b Have arrived c Had arrived d Arrived

ii The trial _________ on for a long time.

a Have gone b Go c Had gone d Has been going

iii Can you tell me who __________ the institute?

a Run b Runs c Have run d Have been running

iv I would have helped him if he _________ to me.


v From the sound it was clear that Ali ________ piano.

a Was practicing b Is practicing c Has been practicing d Be practicing


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. What was the condition of the Roger when the woman gave him a few jerks?


iv. How did Jorkens convince that a man become skating champion of the Sahara?

v. What was the condition of the tonsils of the sick girl?

vi. Why did the boy look to the sky and smile? vii. What should be the faith of Negroes?


ix. What does the author Jerome like about Christmas?


i. Why did the girl not want to inform the police?

ii. What is the Girl’s impression about the second man?


iv. What is optical illusion? v. How large is the object in Spelding’s

estimation? vi. What does Clay want to put in the local

newspaper? vii. What kind of Judge is Judge Applegarth?

viii. What does the writer do with the oyster?


i. What does the “Night Mail” bring? ii. How does the horror try to frighten the

hearer in the poem, “o where are you going”? iii. What kind of feelings does the poem

“Ozymandias” create in reader’s mind? iv. Who has been called “Hollow Man”? v. When does a person remember God?

vi. What is meant by “A man of words and not of deeds”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend enquiring after his health. Or Write an application to the principal of your college for remission of fine. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Necessity is the mother of invention” or “Slow and steady wins the race”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 No eye could look The explosion that took The lives of two glories In the moments of furies

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 children he sitting there looking beyond them ive something to tell you



(i) Feet; Feat (ii) Gaol; Goal (iii) Eruption; Irruption (iv) Dose; Doze (v) Council; Counsel (vi) Bridal; Bridle (vii) Artist; Artisan


After the ceremonies were over, Mehrun made to sit in palanquin; beautifully decorated, it was covered with a large silken cloth so that the bride could go to the bridegroom’s house in strict purdah. As two sturdy villagers carried it away, Maulvi Abdul walked a few steps with it. He must have cried silently for his eyes and nose were red and he looked pale. At the same time, he looked at peace.

OR


Write an essay on “Examination”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i A branch of a tree snapped off.

a Rose b Swayed c Shot d Broke

ii They think Kreton a monster first.

a Doll b Intellectual c Ghost d Scholar

iii The sea washes up some pretty good things.

a Ejects b Drowns c Engulfs d Swallows

iv Ellen is a lively girl.

a Energetic b Dull c Vague d Fat

v Our harmony depends on unity.

a Quarrel b Disintegration c Singleness d Decline

vi Man alighted from high heaven.

a Came down b Cried c Passed across d Looked

vii Jess’s father wanted to sift the dirt though his fingers.

a Filter b Paint c Swallow d Sew

viii Cora said that atom bomb will fix the earth.

a Punish b Reward c Decorate d Dig

ix The mayor was a stout serious man.


x A tyrant doesn’t remain in the world.

a Dictator b Benevolent c Quack d Melon


i What did bittering feel after the attack on earth?

a Secluded b Surrounded c Stranded d Drenched

ii For what purpose did the parents give consent to kill their son?

a For reputation b For money c To get rid of naught boy

d To escape from the duty

iii What were the names of two nurses in the hospital?

a Nasreen and Jamila b Shehnaz and Gill c Zakia and Reem d Zahida and Shahida

iv Why was the bus late?

a Because of rush b Because of storm c Because of accident d Because of driver

v What was Roxanan carrying?


a An assortment of shells

b A chair c An umbrella d A bottle


I Two and two ___________ four.

a Make b Makes c Will make d Has made

ii I ___________ for Karachi tomorrow.

a Has been leaving b Leave c Left d Shall leave

iii Work hard lest you ______________.


iv He ____________ on the ground for a long time.

a Plays b Has play c Had been playing d Have been playing

v He treated me as I ____________ his servant.

a Am b Have been c Were d Was


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What is the significance of Arthur’s life insurance policy?

ii. Where did the old man take his son? iii. What was the nature of Luella’s job? iv. What was the view point of the parents of

Gorgios? v. Why did the parents rebuke the sick girl?

vi. What was the remedy suggested by the physician for the king’s disease?

vii. What was the dream of Martian Luther King? viii. Who was Shamim Ahmad? Why did he leave

his village? ix. Why are the noble deeds always a great joy

for the author?


i. What is the scene of the play ‘heat lightening’?

ii. What is the scene of outside the room, Heat Lightening?

iii. Describe the scene of arrival of the flying saucer?

iv. Compare and contrast the people of the two planets.

v. Write a note on John (A visit to a small planet).

vi. What is Harry doing when the play begins? vii. What things were placed in Harry’s shop?

viii. What philosophy did Harry invent? Has this any effect on your life?


i. What qualities of ‘night mail’ have been described in the poem?

ii. What kind of picture of Karachi slums do we get after reading the poem?

iii. What lesson does the poem “Times” give? iv. What sort of faith the Muslims should have? v. Describe scene of devastation of the two

cities of Japan. vi. What are the things that keep a person alive?

(the delight song).

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend condoling with him/her on the death of his/her father. Or Write an application to the principal of your college for the grant of character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “As you sow, So shall you reap” or “All that glitters is not gold”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And since to look at things in bloom Fifty springs are little room About the woodland I will go To see the cherry hung with snow


(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 children he said sitting there looking behind them I ve something to tell you know they said

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Coma; Comma (ii) Veil; Wail (iii) Ascent; Assent (iv) Miner; Minor (v) Sensible; Sensitive (vi) Herd; Heard (vii) Yolk; Yoke


In the crowd, there was also a loudmouthed old hag who seemed to have other views. In a loud whisper, she pointed out the several suits in the dowry had once belonged to a woman who had died young. There were others which had been part of Zaibun’s dowry. “Even the bracelets and the gold nose ring are hers”, she added with conviction. But the gold

pendants? She raised her eyes and looked towards the heaven as they were a gift from there.

OR


Write an essay on “The spring season”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE



a Loud b Taunting c Whispered d Laughing

ii The mayor was a stout serious man.

a Weak b Bulky c Strong d Impressive

iii The slave had never experienced any calamity.

a Disaster b Sea water c Boat d Happiness

iv The locusts were crawling everywhere.

a Running b Creeping c Flying d Sitting

v The young man was ambling along the road.

a Skimming b Running c Standing d Moving gently

vi He glances back at the door up.

A Knocks b Looks c Puts d Pulls

vii You are only in the initial stage.

A Difficult b Easy c First d Important


A Hardy b Happily c Quickly d Suddenly


A Body b Legs c Face d Back

X Through love grief becomes a joy.

A Loss b Sadness c Failure d Success


I Where were the men doing in the town of Mars on the shadowy steps of store?

A Quarreling b Conversing with great leisure & ease

c Playing d Dancing with great pleasure

Ii Who was Nushirvan?

A A slave b A sergeant c A teacher d A king of Persia

Iii Glory of whom shall be revealed?


A President b Lord c Governor d Mayor

Iv Where did the spaceship land?

A On the roof b In the fields c On a hill d In the rose garden of Mrs. Spelding

V What sort of hair cut does Miss McCutcheon want?

A Razor cut b Curly c Poodle d Cropped out


I All that is not gold.

A Glitter b Glitters c Glittered d Have glittered

Ii I ___________ in this college for ten years.

A Teach b Has taught c Have taught d Am teaching

Iii He __________ my book on Friday.

A Return b Returns c Returned d Has returned

Iv You __________ if you had worked hard.

A Will have passed b Had passed c Would pass d Would have passed

V He made me ________ .

A Stand b To stand c Stood d Had stood


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did the woman ask Roger to wash his face?

ii. Why did George give the pocket-book to his employer?

iii. Give at least two reasons for Jess’s father taking the steep path.

iv. What different tactics did farmers use to save their crops from locusts?

v. State the role of Qazi as described in “The Gulistan of Saadi”.

vi. What was the result of sick girl’s attack on the doctor’s eyes?

vii. Who was Shamim Ahmed and whom did he marry?

viii. From where did Jim get money to buy the gift for Della?

ix. What was the cause of discontentment?



ii. Did the girl become suspicious of the first man as the play progresses?

iii. What is the theme of Kreton’s study?

iv. How does Kreton impress General Powers? v. What is the role of General Powers?

vi. What is applegarth’s complaint about the sea?

vii. What kind of gadget does the writer describe in the paly “The oyster and the pearl”?

viii. Why does Clark Larrabee return at the end of the play?


i. How does cherry look like? ii. What did the poet reflect when he saw the

Sindhi woman? iii. In what condition was the statue of

Ozymandias standing in the desert? iv. Why did the people of two cities of Japan look

powerless and helpless? v. What is the moral lesson of the poem “in

broken images”? vi. How do we react at beauty’s glance?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father requesting him to increase your monthly allowance. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for re-admission. 10


Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” or “Haste makes waste”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown, and wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command, Tell that its sculptor well those passions read.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 chin up harry said his wife its too late we hv come over sixty million miles

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Adapt; Adept (ii) Caste; Cost (iii) Defer; Differ (iv) Gamble; Gambol (v) Medal; Meddle (vi) Vale; Veil (vii) Wander; Wonder


Sweat popped out on boy’s face and he began to struggle. Mrs. Jones stopped, jerked him around in front of her, she dragged the boy inside, down a hall and into a large kitchenette furnished room at the rear of the house. She switched on the light and left her door open. The boy could hear other roomers laughing and talking in a large house. Some of there doors were open, too, so he knew he and the woman were not alone. The woman still held him by the neck in the middle of her room.

OR




S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Half sunk, a shattered visage lies.

a Body b Face c Legs d Head

ii We have no time stand beneath the boughs.

a Leaves b Branches c Roofs d Dogs

iii My father cut a wisp of alfalfa.

a Branch b Piece c Part d Bunch

iv Shoes got by devilish ways will burn your feet.

a Clever b Evil c Unsuitable d Short

v She shrieked terrifyingly, hysterically.

a Strictly b Honestly c Madly d Happily

vi Get the kettle going. It’s thirsty work.

a Hard work b Bad work c Good work d Slow work

vii He was enjoyed his promenade in the bitter old:

a Music b Tea c Stroll d Overcoat

viii The interior of a Bus station is drab.

a Attractive b Deserted c Busy d Dull

ix Civilization is only just beginning.

a Culture b War c Research d Dress

x She closed a colorful parasol.

a Apron b Fan c Scarf d Umbrella


i What does the girl see pressed against the glass of the door?

a The killer b A man’s face c A wolf d A dog

ii What is the age of man according to good book?



iii How did the eyes of sick girl look?

a Black b Cold and steady c Blue d Brown

iv The glory of whom shall be revealed.

a President b Lord c Governor d Mayor

v Where does Spelding live?

a Washington b California c Alaska d Maryland


i He looks as if he _________ mad.

a Is b Are c Were d Was

ii If I ____________ money, I would have bought a car.

a Get b Got c Have got d Had got

iii I advised him ____________ the truth.

a To say b To tell c To speak d To ask

iv The lesson will end when the bell ______________.

a Ring b Rings c Will ring d Has rung

v The thief ___________ into the house yesterday.

a Break b Breaks c Broke d Has broken


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Write a brief note ono the character of Arthur?

ii. What was the advice Harry gave to the people and why?

iii. Why didn’t the boy run from the house of the woman?

iv. What was the point of view of the parents of Gorgios?

v. What did the girl do when the doctor tried to insert the wooden blade into her mouth?

vi. What should be the role of a Qazi? vii. What was the cause of Negroes

discontentment? viii. How did the Magi want to celebrate their

Christmas? ix. What were the sources of recreation for the

people who had converged on the mall?


i. What was the condition of the girl when she entered the room?

ii. Why could not the girl describe the killer?

iii. What did the girl hear when she was running? iv. What is the role of General Powers in the

play? v. What did the spelding think about John?

vi. What did Clay find near black rock? vii. Why did the Clay need money?


i. Why was the poet used “Cannon balls” to describe the fruit?

ii. What kind of picture the Karachi Slums de we get after reading the poem “A Sindhi woman”?

iii. What did the traveler see in the desert? iv. Who cannot compete with the civilization of

Makkah? v. How much terrible were the explosions that

took place, in the two cities? vi. Why does a person feel helpless on the death

of a friend?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father about your progress in studies. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for re-admission. 10


Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Slow and steady wins the race” or “Might is Right”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And when the door begins to crack, It’s like a stick across you back

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 I do not see a weed in this patch I laughed wont they grow here I wont let ern he said

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Access; Excess (ii) Pain; Pane (iii) Devise; Device (iv) Raze; Raise (v)Fain; Feign (vi) Judicial; Judicious (vii) Wine; Vine


“Never mind what country it was,” said Jorken, “And as a matter of facts its customs were not silly as you suppose. They had no post of court

acrobat, and never had. But that didn’t stop young Gorgios. That was his name. He was a good athlete when he came by his wild idea at about the age of sixteen, and had won the high jump and the hurdles and the hundred yards at his school.

OR


Write an essay on “The life of a farmer”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i It was very damp here sometimes.

a Arid b Suffocating c Dry d Humid

ii She looked at them without the least hope of owning them.

a Stealing b Processing c Confiscating d Wearing

iii Gratified and gazed Abdul went back to his wife.

a Pleased b Nervous c Despaired d Excited

iv The light feebly struggles back to its full strength.

a Hurriedly b Strenuously c Strongly d Weakly

v The horror of it has always eluded me.

a Dominated b Escaped c Fascinated d Relieved

vi On top of that, almost all of them are unruly.

a Disciplined b Decent c Insolent d Troublesome

vii The moon compacted to a rind.

a Placed b Unified c Reflected d Trimmed

viii Can hardly dwell here or across.

a Anchor b Live c Depart d Sustain

ix I had to smell, sift it through my fingers again.

a Drop b Sow c Filter d Knead

x Gentle applause broke out from every hand.

a Depreciation b Movement c Admiration d Damnation


i Why was the lave thrown into water?

a To catch fish b To drink water c To experience the d To swim


true danger of life

ii What was common in Jim and the watch chain?

a Simplicity b Quietness and brightness

c Value d Quietness and value

iii What was the house of Spelding come under?


iv What does Clay believe is in the oyster?

a A pearl b Three hundred dollars

c An expensive stone d Sea water

v What type of special tree was found by the old man?

a Cherry b Coffee c Guava d Mandarin


i He quite often ________ us.

a Visits b Visit c Is visiting d Has visited

ii It _____________ since morning.

a Will be blowing b Is blowing c Has been blowing d Blow

iii Disputes __________ amiably by us in future.

a Are settled b Will be settled c Were settled d Settled

iv I ___________ a dream last night.

a Have b Was having c Had d Will have

v She _____________ to see me while I was watering the plants.



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. Why did the old man take the steep path? iii. What radio news frightened Laura? iv. Describe the scene of inauguration. (The

Reward). v. Why did the doctor call the sick girl by her

first name? vi. What advice did Nushirvan gave to his

courtiers and officers? vii. What was the wisdom in selling the valuable

things? (The gift of the Magi). viii. Who was Shamim Ahmad?

ix. How did the young man look like? (Overcoat).


i. What was the condition of the girl when she enters the bus station?

ii. What is the role of the dog in the play “Heat Lightning”?

iii. Why did not the girl accompany Second man? iv. How do you describe the spaceship in your

own words? v. Why does not Mr. Spelding like John

Randolph? vi. What do you know about Ellen, the daughter

of Mr. Spelding? vii. What do you know about Miss McCutcheon?

viii. What kind of judge is judge Applegarth?


i. Why has the poet used ‘cannon balls’ to describe the fruit?

ii. Do the hurdles on the way pose any threat to A Sindhi Woman?

iii. What is the message of the poem, “The feed”?

iv. On what does the nation harmony depend? (Rubai’yat).

v. What according to Bullah Shah, is the great loss of a man?

vi. What is the significance of God’s attributes?

SECTION-II


Q#5. Write a letter to your friend about your visit to a hill station. Or Write an application to the Principal for a character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Necessity is the mother of invention” or “Look before you leap”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 To everything there is a season, And a time to every purpose under the heaven; A time to be born, And a time to die;

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 this is mrs lewis she said yes mrs lewis mr steward sounded pleased I m curious that’s natural mr steward said

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Access; Excess (ii) Berth; Birth (iii) Cite; Site (iv) Die; Dye

(v) Excite; Incite (vi) Hair; Heir (vii) Main; Mane


One evening, as the sun was setting, some travellers stayed to rest under a clump of trees, and loosening their camels, set them to graze. It happened that one of the animals entered a melon-field, and that a melon stuck in its throat. The owner seeing this and fearing to lose the animal, tied a blanket round its throat, and then stuck the place with all his might. Instantly the melon broke in the throat of the camel, and it was then easily swallowed.

OR


Write an essay on “The abuse of mobile phone”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i He looks disturbed.

a Happy b Worried c Poor d Educated

ii I might damage it.

a Harm b Throw c Save d Sell

iii The young ones are tiny.

a Big b Small c Red d White

iv For visible is not the charming sight.

a Place b Spectacle c Beauty d Death

v Mr. Steward’s tone had been offensive.

a Good b Unpleasant c Cute d Pleasing

vi He didn’t want to be mistrusted.

a Invited b Respected c Suspected d Called

vii It is very damp here sometimes.

a Difficult b Clean c Moist d Dry

viii Della counted it three times.

a Calculated b Watched c Liked d Hated

ix She said sobbing.

a Singing b Sweeping c Walking d Sitting

x The dog forces him to run away.

a Compels b Leads c Bites d Barks


i The girl was coming from:


a The party b School c Hospital d Bazar

ii John is a:

a Pilot b Teacher c Doctor d Farm owner

iii There was a small man.

a In the porch b In the room c In the hall-way d On the table

iv The doctor examined the sick girl in the:

a School b Hospital c Clinic d Girl’s house

v Jim bought a gift of:

a Watch b Shoes c Books d Combs


i If you __________ hard, you will succeed.

a Working b Work c Worked d Will work

ii She always ____________ the truth.

a Speak b Speaking c Speaks d Spoken

iii He _____________ invited.

a Was b Can c Will d May

iv She _____________ playing since morning.

a Is b Was c Had d Has been

v He had worked before you _____________.

a Came b Comes c Coming d Had come


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why didn’t Norma remain true to her husband?

ii. How did the old man feel about the land? iii. What was the effect of the behaviour of the

woman on the boy? iv. How did Gorgios achieve his ambition? v. What was the punishment inflicted upon the

quack by the villagers? vi. Did Margaret lose heart on the loss of crops?

vii. What should be the criterion of judgement for a person?

viii. Describe Maulvi’s appearance? ix. Why was the cat shivering?


i. What are the factors that played their role in saving the girl?

ii. How did the girl realize the truth? iii. Why has the girl locked the door?

iv. To whom does Spelding compare an ungrateful child?

v. Which virtue does John lack in? vi. What does Spelding say about his daughter’s

marriage? vii. Why did Clark Larrabee leave his house?

viii. Who is Miss McCutcheon? How does she feel about her job?


i. What did the poet reflect when he saw the Sindhi woman?

ii. What message does the poem, “Times” convey?

iii. What kind of King ‘Ozymandias’ was? iv. Discuss the idea of the poem, “Leisure”. v. Why did the people look powerless and

helpless? (a tale of two cities). vi. What are feelings of poet on the death of his

friend?

SECTION-II


Q#5. Write a letter to your friend telling him/her about your choice of career. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for issuance of character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Greed is a curse” or “Honesty is the best policy”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 The Muslim’s veins the blood runs thin; Ranks broken, hearts perplexed, prayers cold, No feeling deeper than the skin.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 fifty thousand dollars Arthur norma interrupted a chance to take that trip to Europe we ve always talked about

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Allusion; Illusion (ii) Peer; Pear (iii) Bow; Bough (iv) Vocation; Vacation (v) Decent; Dissent (vi) Momentary; Momentous (vii) Sensible; Sensitive


The rocket metal cooled in the meadow winds. Its lid gave bulging pop. From its color interior stepped a man, a woman, and three children. The other passengers whirled away across the Martian meadow, leaving the man alone among his family. The men felt his hair flutter and the tissues of his body draw tight as if were standing at the center of a vacuum. His wife, before him, seemed almost to whirl away in smoke.

OR


Write an essay on “Cricket match”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i That is fair and square.

a Beautiful b Just c Particular d Like a box

ii Shoveling white steam over her shoulder.

a Rising b Having c Throwing d Glowing

iii And when the sky begins to roar.

a Cry b Thunder c Brighten d Shine

iv Norma frowned.

a Yelled b Scowled c Cried d Called

v Gentle applause broke out from every hand.

a Voice b Song c Clapping d Sound

vi The mother admonished her severely.

a Chased b Told c Asked d Rebuked

vii A branch had snapped off.

a Dried b Broken c Appeared d Grown

viii Chaudhary Fatehdad reprimanded him for a mistake.

a Scolded b Praised c Ordered d Requested

ix The man peers out the glass.

a Breaks b Gazes c Lifts d Throws

x Mr. Spelding looks unctuous.

a Kingly b Flattering c Cruel d Wild



i Roger Spelding is a.

a General b Soldier c Newscaster d Technician

ii Who in Norma’s opinion was the researcher?

a A psychiatrist b A doctor c An eccentric millionaire

d A murderer

iii What made the boughs of trees weighed to the ground?

a Fruit b Locusts c Birds d Wind storm

iv What will be exalted?

a Hill b Mountain c Valley d River

v The difference in the ages of two men is

a Ten years b Five years c Two years d One year


i Money _________ the mayor go.


ii He __________ two days ago.


iii If he ___________ hard, he will pass.


iv He cried if he _____________ mad.

a Had been b Was c Is d Will be

v It usually ____________ here in his mouth.



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. Why did Harry want to go back to the Earth? iii. When happened to the boy he tried to snatch

the purse? iv. How did Gorgios persuade his people to make

his country strong? v. What was the condition of the parents on

arrival of the doctor? vi. What was the advice given by Nushirvan to his

people? vii. What was the cause of Negroes’

discontentment? viii. How much did Della save for Christmas?

ix. Why did Chaudhary Fateh Dad reprimanded Maulvi Abdul Barkat?


i. Why did the girl not accompany the second man?

ii. Does the girl become suspicious of the first man as the play progresses?

iii. Why did the girl ask for help from the first man?

iv. Write a note on General Powers. v. How much impressive were the morals of

Kreton? vi. Where does the spaceship land?

vii. Why does Miss McCutcheon want to go back? viii. Why does the writer buy the oyster?


i. Without whose love is Bullah in loss? ii. Who cannot compete with the civilization of

Makkah? iii. Why does the poet called the modern man as

hollow man? iv. Where did the traveller see the statue of

ozymandias? v. What are the feelings of the poet standing in

the dark?


vi. What is the difference between the life words and that of action?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend describing an accident that you have recently witnessed. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for remission of fine. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “As you sow, so shall you reap” or “Look before you leap”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And when the sun comes out, After this rain shall stop, A wondrous light will fill Each dark, round drop;

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 and suppose a man wanted to be skating champion of the sahara said terbut and could not afford the money to get there


(i) Ball; Bawl (ii) Destroy; Demolish (iii) Stair; Stare (iv) Hope; Hop (v) Fiction; Faction (vi) Persecute; Prosecute (vii) Whether; Weather


In another corner of the room behind a screen was a gas plate and an icebox. Mrs. Jones got up and went behind the screen. The woman didn’t watch the boy to see if the boy was going to run now, nor she did watch her purse, which she had left behind her on the daybed. But the boy took care to sit on the far side of the room, away from the purse, where he thought she could easily see him out of the corner of her eye if she wanted to.

OR




S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The mother admonished her severely.

a Forewarned b Gifted c Asked d Praised

ii I am not unmindful

a Attentive b Fearful c Woeful d Negligent

iii At night, he consulted his wife.

a Called b Asked counsel c Advised d Requested

iv The man peers out the glass.

a Gazes b Breaks c Lifts d Throws

v It’s not going to hit the house.

a Collide b Pass c Smooth d Revolve

vi I am to give up in despair and go home.

a Happiness b Bliss c Misery d Gravity

vii A time to cast away stones

a Pull b Push c Break d Throw away

viii Through love stake becomes a throne.

a Pool b Garden c Hill d Gallows

ix This is the cleanest patch I’ve ever seen.

a Piece of land b Garden c Bazar d Hotel

x Mr. Hubert choked with indignation.

a Pleased b Laughed c Annoyed d Excited



i The slave had never at

a Work b Ocean c Sea d River

ii What was the boy giving to the street Arab?

a Pudding b Bread c Rice d Bovril

iii What does the girl take from her car?

a Pistol b knife c Rod d Flash light

iv What is his wife doing?

a Talking b knitting c Dancing d Making tea

v Who disagreed with Jorkens?

a Hubert b Terbut c John d Gorgios


i He _______ a lecture yesterday.

a Delivered b Were delivered c Delivers d Deliver

ii It __________ cloudy tomorrow.

a Is b Shall c Will be d Was

iii We ought to __________ our elders.

a Obey b Obeyed c Have obey d Obeying

iv When he had come, I ____________ a letter.

a Am writing b Was writing c Write d Have writing

v He ___________ sad today.

a Looking b Looked c Looks d Is look


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Norma persuade her husband to accept the offer?

ii. What did the doctor tell the old man? iii. Why did the people make fun of Hubert’s

innocence? iv. What should be the faith of Negroes? v. Write down the good deeds of the author has

admitted are a great joy on Christmas. vi. What did the coat of young man symbolize in

the lesson, “Overcoat”? vii. Narrate the physical appearance of Maulvi

Abdul Barkat. viii. For what purpose was the ploughshare used?

ix. What does Emerson say about Gulistan?


i. What was the impression of the girl about the second man?

ii. Why did the girl consider the first man her helper?

iii. What are the factors that played a role in saving the girl?

iv. What was the view of Mr. Spelding about the flying object?

v. What did the captain find inside the spaceship?

vi. Who is Miss McCutcheon? Why does she want to quit her job?

vii. What happened to Clay’s father? viii. What is judge Applegarth’s complaint about

the sea?


i. What functions does Night Mail perform? ii. Which tree is mentioned in the poem

“Loveliest of trees”? And how does the poet glorify it?

iii. How does the reader try to frighten the rider in the poem, “O where are you going”?

iv. What are the feelings of the poet standing in the dark street? (in the street of fruit stalls)


v. How does the poet play a tribute to a Sindhi woman?

vi. What did the traveller see in the desert?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your brother telling him to improve his English. Or Write an application to your Principal for grant of scholarship. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A stitch in time saves nine” or “Honesty is the best policy”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 This is the Night Mail crossing the Border, Bringing the cheque and the postal order, Letters for the rich, letters for the poor, The shop at the corner, the girl next door.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 I feel like a salt crystal he said in a mountain stream being washed away we do not belong here were earth people this is mars


(i) Altar; Alter (ii) Beach; Beech (iii) Coma; Comma (iv) Immoral; Immortal (v) Sweat; Sweet (vi) Soul; Sole (vii) Practice; Practise


Summer burned the canals dry. Summer moved like flames upon the meadows. In the empty earth settlements, the painted houses flaked and peeled. Rubber trees upon which children had swung in backyard hung suspended like stopped clocks pendulums in the blazing air.

OR


Write an essay on “Present Problem of Pakistan”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i There is an eligible bachelor in the town.

a Skillful b Suitable c Tall d Handsome

ii Shoveling white steam over her shoulder.

a Throwing b Paying c Moving d Shaking

iii Conjoining beak with beak.

a Covering b Wrapping c United d Making

iv She shuddered “alright, take it easy” she said.

a Cried b Laughed c Trembled d Wept

v The grave of the Hubert withstood the havocs of the flood.

a Completed b Resisted c Subsided d Destroyed

vi She had magnificient blonde hair.

a Long b Red c Short d Golden

vii Instantly the melon broke in the throat on the camel.

a At once b When c Later d Before

viii Chaudhary Fateh dad’s censure was purely religious.

a Offering b Praise c Criticism d Kindness

ix The girl is stunned. She looks to the first man.

a Angry b Amazed c Sad d Crazy

x You are deliberately trying to confuse me.

a Badly b Carefully c Definitely d Knowingly



i Why did the girl circle round the car?

a To catch the man b To save herself c To reach the safe place

d To escape from the killer

ii Cherry tree glorifies.

a The environment b The life c The mind d The city

iii What happened to the throat of the old woman?

a Injured b Infectious c Wounded d Swollen

iv Della paid ______________ dollar for the gift.

a 20 b 21 c 22 d 23

v The slave had never experienced any.

a Pleasure b War c Happiness d Calamity


i She told me his name after he __________.

a Left b Had left c Will leave d Leave

ii If I worked hard I ____________ examination.

a Will pass b Can pass c Would pass d Passed

iii The sun ________ in the west.

a Set b Sets c Setting d Will set

iv The clerks _______________ on strike for month.

a Were b Are c Have been d Will be

v By next year, I ____________ admission in the foreign university.

a Take b Shall take c Had taken d Shall have taken


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Norma persuade try to persuade her husband to agree with her?

ii. What was the conduct of the people when they saw the incident? (thank you M’am).

iii. What was the behaviour of the child with the doctor?

iv. What should be the role of the Qazi? v. What was the result of the treatment

extended to the old woman by the quack? vi. Why are the locusts compared with bad

weather? vii. What should be the criterion of judgement of

a person? viii. What was the wisdom in selling the most

valuable things? ix. Why did George give the pocket-book to his

employer?


i. What is the condition of the girl when she enters? (Heat Lightning)

ii. What did the girl see in the flash of lightning as she came out of her car?

iii. How did the girl succeed in escaping from the killer?


v. Compare and contrast the people of two planets.

vi. What does the writer do with the oyster? vii. What does Clay believe is in the oyster? How

much is its worth? viii. What does Clay want to put in the local

newspaper?



i. Enumerate the duties that Night Mail performs.

ii. What is the expected age of Man? iii. Signify the title “O where are you going”. iv. What we learn from the poem “Times”? v. Who was Abraham?

vi. What are the things that keep a person alive?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger sister asking her to take part in speech contest in your college. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for the re-admission. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Do good, have good” or “Try, try again”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Watching her cross erect Stones, garbage, excrement and crumbs Of glass in the Karachi slums I, with my stoop, reflect; They stand most straight Who learn to walk beneath a weight.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 mr. steward looked embarrassed I m afraid I

m not at liberty to tell you that he said however I assure you the organization is of international scope

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Dew; Due (ii) Affect; Effect (iii) Coma; Comma (iv) Brake; Break (v) Bridal; Bridle (vi) Kettle; Calltle (vii) Feat; Feet


But in the present case, the parents have agreed to get my bloodshed for the trash of this world. The Qazi has issued a decree to kill me. The King thinks he will recover his health only through my slaying and I see no other refuge besides God Almighty. To whom shall I complain against your brutality. If I am to seek justice from your hand?

OR




S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i I stand by sentiments.

a Pleasure b Development c Madness d Feelings

ii I want to quit and go home.

a Complete b Leave c Start d Eat

iii That valley is fatal.

a Beautiful b Green c Vital d Disastrous

iv No time to stand beneath the boughs.

a Branches b Trees c Garden d Shade

v “Who do you represent”? demanded Norma.

a Repeated b Defended c Asked d Reported

vi Mr. Hubert, the peasant furiously lifted his hand.

a Farmer b Barber c Teacher d Doctor

vii The King could not comprehend the wisdom.

a Accept b Understand c Increase d Decrease

viii I am not un-mindful.

a Helpless b Guilty c Conscious d Unaware

ix Two sturdy villagers carried it away.

a Stout b Lean c Lazy d Educated


x I noticed a car pulled off into a lane.

a Called b Observed c Drove d Threw


i How much away was the girl from his home?

a Two miles b Five miles c Eight miles d Ten miles

ii Spelding says his daughter is:

a Ungrateful b Intelligent c Obedient d Beautiful

iii Mr. James was the:

a Mayor b Police officer c Caretaker d Advocate

iv Jorkens visited Europe when food used to be.

a Nice b Cheap c Tasty d Costly

v Luther hoped that his children would be judged by:

a Ancestors b Education c Wealth d Character


i They _____________ a house next year.

a Will buy b Shall buy c Are bought d Have bought

ii If he ____________ the match, we would win.

a Plays b Will play c Played d Shall play

iii He as well as I _____________ brave.

a Is b Am c Were d Have

iv Good students _____________ their time.

a Not waste b Are not waste c Does not waste d Do not waste

v He told me that he ___________ reading.

a Is b Was c Were d Has been


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Did Norma remain normal on hearing the news of the accident of her husband?

ii. What did the man feel when he stepped on mars?

iii. Why did George give the pocket-book to his employer?

iv. Why did the sick girl break the wooden blade? v. How did Gorgios persuade his people to make

his country strong? vi. What was the effect of stick on the camel?

vii. Why was Della worried? viii. What did Shamim Ahmad do when Maulvi

Abdul asked for he piece of cloth? ix. What was the young man wearing?


i. Does the girl become suspicious of the first man?

ii. What was the impression of the girl about the second man?

iii. Can the people of the earth compete with the people of Kreton?

iv. Why did General powers put Spelding’s house under Martial law?

v. Briefly describe the visitor Kreton. How did he look?

vi. Why is Harry sitting in barber’s chair? vii. What was happened to Clay’s father?

viii. What is Miss McCutcheon looking for? How does she feel about the children of the town?



i. What does the Night Mail bring? ii. Why has the poet use ‘cannon balls’ to

describe the fruit? iii. What kind of feelings does the poem

‘Ozymandias’ create in reader’s mind? iv. How does a life become poor? (Leisure). v. What is the effect of death scene?

vi. What are effects of attributes of God?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger sister telling her how to improve her English. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for one month leave on medical grounds. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Slow and steady wins the race” or “Greed is a curse”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 I hear leaves drinking rain I hear rich leaves on top Giving the poor beneath Drop after drop

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 our business of course raise crops and children wait keep things going

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Accept; Except (ii) Bridal; Bridle (iii) Sell; Cell (iv) Decent; Dissent (v) Fair; Fare (vi) Lose; Loose (vii) Too; Two


Before his marriage, Maulvi Abdul Barkat, alias Abut, used to live in comfort, even pomp. On his head, he wore a light brown Mashad in Iran. The glided tip of his cap use to shine brightly above the turban. He always carried a walking stick, a sort of scepter of decorative bands of brass and gilt. For his hair he used fragrant oil. Its sweet pungent smell lingered in the village lanes whenever he walked through them.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i She dashed blindly.

a Rose b Called c Attended d Rushed

ii The applause broke out.

a Started b Ended c Continued d Liked

iii They all were very nervous.

a Happy b Worried c Bad d Good

iv They all stood and gazed.

a Sang b Danced c Stared d Called

v They had been noticing me.

a Calling b Watching c Advising d Asking


a Disordered b Short c Long d Beautiful

vii You are a spy or hostile alien.

a Friend b Guest c Detective d Scholar

viii Very few people are well-off.

a Rich b Educated c Ugly d Ignorant

ix Who learn to walk beneath a weight?


a Along b Over c Beside d Under

x The flowers, flavours all smashed.

a Rejected b Ignored c Crushed d Liked


i The rabbits were ripe in:

a March b June c July d October

ii Royal miles were directed towards.

a Gorgeous b Jerkens c People d Musicians

iii No one could count Della’s

a Hair b Love c Jewels d Wealth

iv The bus was late due to:

a Storm b Rush c Accident d Bad road

v John lacked

a Education b Get up and go c Wisdom d Wealth


i He is to ______________.

a Works b Work c Worked d Working

ii They __________ a letter yesterday.

a Wrote b Write c Are writing d Writes

iii We shall be ___________ by them.

a Guide b Guiding c Guided d Guides

iv If he had _________ the work, I would have praised.

a Completed b Complete c Completing d Completes

v Do not let him

a Played b Plays c Play d Playing


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What were the reasons Norma gave to her husband to accept the offer? ii. How dangerous can a Martian Virus be?

iii. Why did the woman ask Roger to wash his face? iv. How did Gorgios persuade his people to make his country strong? v. Why did the boy look to the sky and smile?

vi. Why did the quack come back to the camel-men? vii. What was the cause of Negroes discontentment?

viii. What was the wisdom in selling the most valuable things? ix. What does the author like about Christmas?


i. Why could not the girl describe the killer? ii. Why did the second man accuse the first man of lying?

iii. Describe the strange visitor in your own words. (A visit to a small Planet). iv. How does Kreton prove his extraordinary powers? v. What is optical illusion?


vi. Why does Clay need money? vii. What does Clay want to put in newspaper?



i. How does rain water drop on poor leaves? ii. What does the little poem of the “O where are you going” signify?

iii. What is the theme of the poem “Times”? iv. What does the garden look like when the weeds start growing? v. Why does the poet call modern man as hollow man?

vi. Why did the people of two cities of Japan look powerless and helpless?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend stating your first impression of the college life. Or Write an application to your Principal for full fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” or “Union is strength”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 What is this life, full of care, We have no time to stand and stare? No time to stand beneath the boughs And stare as long as sheep or cows.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 let the water run until it gets warm she said here is a clean towel

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Abject; Object (ii) Caste; Cost (iii) Gate; Gait (iv) Hue; Hew (v) Lose; Loose (vi) Rout; Route (vii) Vocation; Vacation.


The rocket metal cooled in the meadow winds. Its lid gave a bulging pop. From its clock interior stepped a man, a woman and three children. The other passengers whirled away across the man felt his hair flutter and the tissues of his body draw tight as if he were standing at the center of a vacuum. His wife, before him, seemed almost to whirl away in smoke. The children, small seeds, might ant any instant be sown to all the Martian climes.


Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: RawalPindi Year: 2013 Group: I Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i They slumber on with paws across.


a Wake b Walk c Talk d Sleep

ii Ranks broken, hearts perplexed prayers cold.

a Purple b Pure c Worried d Punished

iii He felt submerged in a chemical.

a Drowned b Swimming c Shouted d Rushed

iv The mayor was a stout serious man.

a Strong b Simple c Severe d Shy

v The king summoned the father and mother of the boy.

a Respected b Threatened c Called d Coaxed

vi Continue to work with the faith that un-earned suffering is redemptive.

a Positive b Redeeming c Easy d Hard

vii It was cold that induced people to come out.

a Topped b Hurried c Forced d Inclined

viii The dog seizes the man with its sharp teeth.

a Cuts b Smells c Grasp d Attacks

ix I really cannot permit to wreck my ship.

a Sink b Destroy c Occupy d Disturb

x Clark Larrabee has scarely noticed her.

a Hardly b Happily c Seriously d Gently


I The girl saw in the flash of lightning.

a A dog b A bus c A car d A man’s face

ii The house of spelding comes under the:

a Civil law b Criminal law c Martial law d Company law

iii Why did the old man hunt the squirrels?

a To sell b To kill c To cook d To pet

iv The king was famous for his:

a Cruelty b Justice c Injustice d Honesty

v Mehrun was married to:

a Kareem Ahmed b Shamim Ahmed c Fatehdad d Aleem ahmed


I Charity _________ at home.

A Begin b Begins c Began d Has begun

ii If he ________ hard, he will pass.

A Worked b Works c Will work d Work

iii By next May, I __________ this story.

A Write b Have written c Wrote d Will have written

iv We generally ____________ Urdu in college.

A Speak b Spoke c Speaks d Spoken

V Would that he ____________ the match.

A Had won b May win c Will won d Has won


SUBJECTIVE TYPE



i. Describe the young man the hero of the story “Overcoat”?

ii. Where did the old man take his son? iii. What report did the lieutenant submit to the

captain? iv. What should be criterion of Judgement for a

person? v. How did the child behave with the doctor?

vi. Why did the boy look to the sky and smile? vii. What were the arrangements made for the

function of inauguration? viii. Why did Norma consider the tone and

attitude of Mr. Steward offensive? ix. What present was given by Chaudhary

Fatehdad to Maulvi’s daughter?


i. Why could not the girl describe the killer? ii. Why does Clay need money?

iii. Why did the girl request the first man to help her?

iv. What does Clay want to put in the local newspaper and why?

v. What was the purpose of Kreton’s visit to the earth?

vi. How does Kreton prove his extraordinary powers?

vii. What were the circumstances that forced the girl to leave her car?

viii. How much advanced is the civilization of Kreton than that of Earth?


i. When does the Cherry tree become the loveliest tree?

ii. What do we not see in the broad daylight? iii. What according to Iqbal does blend with

Islam’s fire? iv. What are effects of attributes of God? v. What dangers of the way “The Reader” point

out to “The Rider”? vi. What does the “Night Mail” bring?

SECTION-II

Q#.5. Write a letter to your brother pointing out the evils of cramming. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college for leaving certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Slow and steady wins the race” OR “Where there is a will, there is a way”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And since to look at things in bloom Fifty springs are little room, About the wood land I will go To see the cherry hung the snow.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 stray cattle if they ever get out of the pasture he answered me curtly I cleared this land and I fenced it

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Bail; Bale (ii) Council; Counsel (iii) Die; Dye (iv) Goal; Goal (v) Maize; Maze (vi) Pair; Pare (vii) Soar; Sore


Before his marriage, Maulvi Abul Barkat, alias Abul, used to live in comforts, even pomp. On his head, he wore a light brown Turban known as Mushadi lungi, because it originally came from Mashad, Iran. The glided tip of his cap used to shine brightly above the Turban. He always carrying a walking stick, a sort of scepter with decorative bands of brass and gilt. For his hair, he used fragrant oil. Its sweet smell lingered in the village lanes whenever he walked through them. Maulvi Abul had slightly bulging eyes. On his fingers he wore silver rings with large turquoise stones.

OR


Write an essay on “Energy crises in Pakistan”.

Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: RawalPindi Year: 2013 Group: II Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE



I She added with conviction.

A Chill b Doubt c Suspicion d Certainty

Ii He is non descript sort of person.

A Uneducated b Unintelligent c Uncultured d Uninteresting

iii But then this visit was all rather impromptu.

A Confused b Happy c Without preparation

d Well prepared

iv Wozzeck, carrying a satchel , comes in.

A Box b Bag c Register d Book

V And on the pedestal these words appear.

A Support b Base c Worship d Wall

vi You whom this age’s way so captivate.

A Attract b Ugly c Avoid d Confess

vii The daughter wove tapestries.

A Pastries b Frocks c Shirts d Embroideries

viii And his thin figure worn with age was made all the more melancholy.

A Happy b Short c Joy d Colourful

ix These animals are camels of prodigious size and strength.

A Thin b Short c Colossal d Small

X Let freedom ring from the curvaceous peaks of California.

A Winding b Low C High d Smooth


I General Powers was thinking about:

A His promotion b Security of the country


Ii How many children did Jess’s old father have?

A Three b Four c Five d Six

Iii Where did the doctor examine the sick girl?

A In the hospital b In the girl’s house c In his own clinic d In his own house

Iv What price did Della receive of her hair?

A Ten dollars b Fifteen dollars c Twenty dollars d Twenty five dollars

V How was Clay’s father brought back?

A By money b By discussion c By bribe d Through advertisement


I Would that I ___________ administer:

A Am b Was c Are d Were

Ii Good students always ___________ hard.

A Worked b Work c Are working d Have been working

Iii She ___________ the examination last year.

A Pass b Had passed c Passed d Will pass

Iv I ___________ the next week in Muree.

A Shall spend b Spend c Have spend d Spent

V I would have helped him if he _____ me.

A Asks b Asked c Had asked d Would ask


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



i. How does Edwin Arnold describe Gulistan in culinary terms?

ii. What does Luther king wish about America? iii. What did old Stephen say to Margaret? iv. Who were the Magi? v. Why did the George give the pocket book to

his employer? vi. What was the advice Harry gave to the

people? vii. Why did Norma want to get $ 50,000?

viii. How did the doctor succeed in examining the throat of the sick child?

ix. Give the list of articles which were found from the coat of the young man.


i. Why did the girl consider the First Man her helper?

ii. What was the girls impression about the Second Man after his departure?

iii. How does the dog save the girl’s life? iv. What was Ellen doing during his father’s

broadcasting? v. Who is Miss McCutcheon?

vi. Can the people of earth compete with the people of Kreton a few questions and why?

vii. Does General Powers allow spelding to ask Kreton a few questions and why?

viii. According to Harry, how does one bring merriment to the tired old human heart?


i. What happens when the “Night Mail” passes by a farm?

ii. How will you differentiate the Rider from the Reader?

iii. Why has the poet used “cannon balls” to describe the fruit?

iv. What is worse than slavery? v. What is the importance of leisure for the

modern busy man? vi. When does a person remember God?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger brother advising him to avoid bad cramming. OR Write an application to the Principal for re-admission.

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A friend in need is a friend indeed” OR “A rolling stone gathers no mass”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 They take it, break it open, let A gold or silver fountain wet Mouth, finger, check, nose, chin:

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 my dear lady mr steward said do you really think you knew your husband

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Adopt; Adept (ii) Born; Borne (iii) Cast; Caste (iv) Dew; Due (v) Farther; Further (vi) Lesson; Lessen (vii) Impassable; Impossible


She was large woman with a large purse that had everything in it but a hammer and nails. It had a long strap and she carried it slung across her shoulder. It was about eleven O’clock at night, dark, and she was walking alone, when a boy ran up behind her and tried to snatch her purse. The strap broke with a sudden single tug the boy gave it from behind. But the boy’s weight and weight of the purse combined cause him to lose his balance. Instead of taking off full blast as he had hoped, the boy fell on his back on the sidewalk and his legs flew up. The large woman simply turned around and kicked him right square in his blue jeaned slitter.

OR


Write an essay on “A Good Citizen”.


S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i This is the Night Mail crossing the border.

a Boundary b Bound c Limits d March

ii Can hardly dwell here or cross.

a Sing b Live c Sadly d Sleep

iii “No” she couldn’t seem to breathe. She struggled to her feet and walk into the kitchen numbly.

a Gloomy b Senselessly c Sadly d Happily

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

a Walk b Run c Slack d Bend

v She fought, with clenched teeth, desperately.

a Rubbish b Broken c Bleeding d Hold tightly

vi We hold this truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal.

a Unclear b Clear c Ambiguous d Vague

vii The pavement thronged with pedestrians.

a Walkers b Animals c Birds d Articles

viii When the curtain rises the stage is bare.

a Beautiful b Empty c Dim d Crowded

ix Spelding: this is Roger spelding, saying good night to mother and father America, from my old homestead in Silver Glen.

a Garden b Farmhouse c Dairy-farm d Fish-farm

x Miss McCutcheon: Truth favours the probability that this is not the millionth Oyster.

a Eligibility b Luck c Possibility d Option


I The girl saw in the flash lightning.

a A dog b A bus c A platrorm d A man’s face

ii What was the reward for pushing the button.

a $25,000 b $50,000 c $5,000 d $2,500

iii Nushirvan was a:

a Slave b Sergeant c King d Soldier

iv Della’s hair was more beautiful than any:

a Painting b Palace c Queen’s jewels and gifts

d Scene

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

a Disgusted b Delightful c Callous d sorrowful


i I ___________ the college in November.

A Join b Joins c Joined d Have joined

ii A rolling stone _________ no mass.

a Gather b Gathers c Gathered d Will gather

iii We __________ here for the last ten years.

a Have lived b Have been lived c Had been lived d Have been living

iv He _________ because of ill.

a Rest b Rested c Had rested d Is resting

v We ________ cricket since last Monday.

a Do not play b Did not play c Have not played d Have not been played


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I


i. What is the signification of Arthur’s life insurance policy?

ii. Why didn’t the boy run from the house of the women?

iii. How did Della arrange money to buy a gift for Jim?

iv. Why didn’t villagers let the old man cure? v. What should be the faith of Negroes?

vi. How does Edwin Arnold describe Gulistan in culinary terms?

vii. Why noble deeds are always a great joy for Jerome K.Jerome?

viii. What were the feelings of Gorgios on the occasion of inauguration? (The Reward)

ix. What was engraved on his tomb years after his death? (the piece of string)


i. What did the girl sea when she reached near the car?

ii. Why did the girl let out muffled cry? iii. Why does Mr. Spelding hate John? iv. How does Kreton look like? v. Who buys the oyster and how much does he

pay? vi. Who is Greeley, what does he have in bottle?

vii. Why did the first man allow the second man to enter the room?

viii. Who put Mr. Spelding’s house under martial law and why?


i. What does the Night Mail bring? ii. How does the mother sparrow solace her

young ones? iii. How does God’s attributes help us to refine

our lives? iv. Give the theme of the poem “Love-An

Essence of All religions”. v. What moral lesson do we learn from the

poem “Ozymandias”?

vi. What moral lesson does the poem “A tale of two cities” convey?

SECTION-I

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend inviting him to spend a few days with you. OR Write an application to the Principal for fee concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Greed is a curse”. OR “Honesty is the best policy”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 We are hollow the men We are the stuffed men Learning together Head piece filled with straw, Alas!

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 now you are coming to something son he said as he pushed down the top wire

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i)Cell; Sell (ii) Die; Dye (iii) Idol; Idle (iv) Lion; Loin (v) Plain; Plane (vi) Roll; Role (vii) Team; Teem


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

OR


Write an essay on “Patriotism”.


S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i I have cheated death many times.

a Met b Deceived c Called d Faced

ii He was a triumph.

a Understand b Argue c Write d Say

iii She had looked at them without the least hope of owning them.

a Cutting b Drying c Possessing d Dying

iv He looked such a dandy.

a Fashionable b Poor c Proud d Dreadful

v Say, you look pretty nervous about something.

a Sharp b Calm c Puzzled d Angry

vi I had to learn them all quite exhausting.

a Fascinating b Tiresome c Fruitful d Refreshing

vii That’s a couplet Shakespeare had them at the end of the scene.

a Couple b Cupboard c A poetic verse d A small cup

viii Raidant as lanterns, they forgot.

a Red b Bright c Glowing d Hard

ix Music of strange lands with Islam’s fire blends.

a Mixed b Written c Away d Near

x Do you not perceive?

a Understand b Argue c Write d say


i The man felt his hair flutter and the tissues of his body draw tight as if he was:

a Sick b Happy c Feeling sad d Standing at the center of vacuum

ii The doctor had almost succeeded in opening the mouth of the child but failed to see because.

a The child resisted strongly

b The parental love kept him

c The rough handling hurt the child

d The mother stopped him

iii James Dillingham Youngs had two valuable things.

a A housed and a car b A necklace and clock c T.V and VCR d Della’s hair and gold watch

iv Why did she circle round and round into the words?

a To escape from the killer b To reach a safe place c To cheat a man d To save herself

v Where did spaceship land?

a On the roof of a building

b In the fields c On a hill d In the rose garden of Mrs. spelding


i Ali and Awais _______ to the park daily.

a Goes b Go c Are going d Has been going

ii My fried said the he ________ homework.

a Has completed b Completed c Had completed d Has been completing

iii All the students except Ali _________ present.

a Was b Were c Has been d Had

iv He should _________ his parents.

a Help b Helps c Have helped d Helped

v You are not __________ on the trip.

a Go b Going c Be going d Be gone


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I


i. Why did steward continue persuading Norma?

ii. What was the condition of their houses? iii. Why did Hubert keep claiming his innocence? iv. What was the subject discussed at the club? v. Why did the girl break wooden blade?

vi. Why did king weep? vii. Who was Shamim Ahmed?

viii. Why did the young man follow the couple? ix. What did the writer hear behind him?


i. How did the girl identify the actual killer? ii. What did the girl see in the flash of lightning?

iii. How did the girl succeed in escaping from the killer?

iv. How does Kreton impress General Powers? v. Write a brief note on General Powers?

vi. What is the theme of Kreton’s study? vii. What kind of gadget does the writer describe?

viii. What does the writer do with the oyster?


i. Why does the poet call the upper leaves the rich leaves?

ii. What is the loveliest of all trees? iii. How do the birds react as the Night Mail

approaches them? iv. How can the streams be full of stars? v. What was made the efforts of Muslims

fruitless? vi. What was the condition of flowers and

flavours in the two of Japan after the attack of atom bomb?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend “to convince him to go on a trip with you” or Write an application to the Principal for re-admission in the college. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A friend in need is a friend indeed” OR “Greed is a curse”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 “And since to look at things in bloom Fifty springs are little room About the would-land I will go, To see the Cherry hung with snow

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 anything jorkens replied so long as long he sticks to it and sticks to it hard enough and long enough

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Adapt; Adopt (ii)Umpire; Empire (iii) Born; Borne (iv) Tide; Tied (v) Cue; Queue (vi) Sore; Soar (vii) Male; Mail


Abruptly she began to smash it on the sink edge, pounding it harder, until the wood split. She pulled the sides apart, cutting her fingers without noticing. There were no transistors in the box, no wires or tubes. The box was empty.

OR


Write an essay on “Noise Pollution”.


S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The fruit glowed red-hot from within

a Grew b Ripened c Sparkled d Fell

ii Ranks broken, heats perplexed, prayers cold.

a Profound b Healthy c Confused d Sure

iii Mr. Steward looked embarrassed.

a Upset b Tired c Happy d Ashamed

iv Mr. Hubert looked at the Mayour astounded.

a Astonished b Seriously c Happily d Intelligently

v She was big startled looking woman.

a Nervous b Educated c Cultured d Stylish

vi The others tried to pacify him.

a Displease b Calm down c Put down d Motivate

vii Chaudhary Fatehdad reprimanded him for a mistake.

a Promised b Advised c Caught d Scolded

viii He strolls up toward the center door.

a Walks leisurely b Runs c Moves quickly d Stays

ix This is all some kind of publicity stunt.

a Fashion b Trick c Tradition d Campaign

x Miss America, I presume.

a Guess b Call c Dream d Wish


i What was the Wozzeck’s response when Clay got three hundred dollars for his oyster

a Bewildered b Tired c Excited d Disappointed

ii A radio flash just came, Atom bombs hit…….!

a London b Paris c Berlin d New York

iii Which place had been turned into a kind of gymnasium for the inauguration ceremony?

a Court b Great throne-room c Palace d Public hall

iv What was hanging on the wall which the young man examined with the air of a connoisseur?

a German piano b Spanish guitar c English gun d American drum

v The grab interior of a bus station along a deserted highway somewhere in the

a West b Mid-west c Middle east d North


i If you ________ the dog, it will bite you.

a Tease b Teased c Will tease d Have teased

ii This book _______ last month.

a Publish b Published c Publishes d Was published

iii They cannot go out because it _________.

a Rain b Is raining c Will raining d Rained

iv He _______ a horse in1990.

a Keeps b Kept c Has keep d Had kept

v Neither of the two students _________ present yesterday.

a Were b Had C Have d was


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I


i. Why did the old man (Jess’s father) take the steep path?

ii. What was the view point of the parents of Gorgios?

iii. Why did George give the pocket book to his employer?

iv. How did the flood prove Hubert’s innocence? v. Why did the boy try to snatch the purse of the

woman? vi. Why did the parents rebuke their daughter?

vii. What was the advice given by Nushirvan to his people?

viii. What did the quack do with the old woman? ix. What are the qualities of veterans of creative

suffering?


i. What were the circumstances that faced her to leave her car?

ii. Why couldn’t the girls describe the killer? iii. What was the condition of the weather? iv. What is the purpose of the visit of Kreton? v. What is the role of General Powers in the

play? vi. Why does Clay need money?

vii. According to Harry how does one bring merriment to the tired old human heart?

viii. What is Harry’s philosophy?


i. Whom does Sindhi woman represent? ii. What happen when the children eat fruit?

iii. What was written on the pedestal of Ozymandias’s statue?

iv. Why have we been termed as hollow men? v. Why is mother sparrow unable to feed her

young ones? vi. Why is love so important in human life?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend inviting him to attend the marriage of your sister. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college requesting him for remission of fine. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Union is strength” OR “As you sow so shall you reap”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 My name is Ozymandias, King of kings; Look on my work, ye mighty and despair!’ Nothing beside remains

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 you get out said the husband to his wife do you want her to die diphtheria come on now hold her I said

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Alter; Altar (ii)Birth; Berth (iii) Coma; Comma (iv) Oar; Ore (v) Moral; Morale (vi) Root; Route (vii) Hew; Hue


I am unmindful that some of you have come here out of great trials and tribulations, some of your have come fresh from narrow jail cells. Some of you come from areas where your quest for freedom left you battered by the storms of persecution and staggered by the winds of police brutality. You have been the veterans of creative suffering. Continue to work with the faith that unearned suffering is redemptive.

OR


Write an essay on “My last day at college”.


S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The young man twirled his can jauntily.

a Spun b Option not written c Option not written d Option not written

ii The young man looked to be immune to ice wind.

a Receptive b c d

iii The fingers of stress were foudling the substance of clouds.

a Matter b c d

iv Jess lost his plough in a furrow.

a Barrow b c d

v Jess’s curiosity was aroused.

a Interest b c d

vi Ellen is a lively girl.

a Energetic b c d

vii They think that Kreton is wearing a wrong costume.

a Dress b c d

viii Mr. Spelding asks Ellen to marry some ambitious man:

a Aspiring b c d

ix In Sindhi woman’s tread there is no ripple:

a Gait b c d

x The poet reflects that those who walk beneath weight stand straight.

a Burden b c d


i Why did the camel fall ill?

a When a melon stuck in its

b c d

ii What does the Governor of Alabama do

a Makes interruptions b c d

iii What did Della buy for Jim?

a A gold watch chain b c d

iv What is the age of Ellen?

a 22 years b c d

v What is the name of Spelding’s daughter?

a Ellen b c d


i My watch (keep) correct time.

a Keeps b c d

ii He (keep) his promise.

a Keeps b c d

iii I shall (wait) for you in the hall.

a Have been waiting b c d

iv He (leave) the college yesterday.

a Left b c d

v I have (take) tea.

a Taken b c d


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I


i. Write a note on the character of Arthur. ii. What did the Earth standard for Harry

Bittering? iii. What did make Hubert feel shameful? iv. Did Gorgios use any short cut to achieve his

aim. v. Why did the farmers throw wet leave on fire?

(A mild attack of locusts). vi. Why were the Magi wise?

vii. What is the dream of Martin Luther King? viii. Was Maulvi Barkat Ali dissatisfied with his

life? ix. Why was the young man forced to wear Over-

coat?


i. Why did the girl not accompany the Second Man?

ii. What was the condition of the weather? iii. Does the girl become suspicious of the First

Man as the play progresses? iv. Who is Roger Spelding? v. What were Kreton’s designs about the planet

earth? vi. Write a note on General Powers?

vii. What are the main interests of the children of the Town O.K by the sea?

viii. Who is Miss McCutcheon?


i. How does the poet change life less thing into a living one ‘the night mail’?

ii. How long does the writer imagine to live? (loveliest of trees, the cherry now)

iii. Why has the poet used ‘Cannon balls’ to describe the fruits?

iv. How does the poet tell there is a proper time for everything?

v. When does a person remember God? (my neighbour friend breathing his last)

vi. Why does the poet put emphasis on love? (love an essence of all religions)

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father about your progress in studies. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college for the leave of ten days.

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Haste makes waste” OR “Greed is a curse”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 And when the sun comes out, After this rain shall stop, A wondrous light will fill Each dark, round drop;

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 but why did you ever climb to this mountain top and do this I asked him lock at the fertile land we have in the valley!

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Accept; Except (ii) Advice; Advise (iii) Adopt; Adapt (iv) Alter; Altar (v) Amiable; Amicable (vi) Birth; Berth (vii) Cite; Sight


Maulvi Abdul looked first towards his eldest daughter, then towards the row of children who had appeared on the scene. They had all clustered round their sister. They looked disappointed, for he had returned empty handed. They had to be pleased first. So he declared slowly: “Tonight, all my children will get a special treat. A little raw sugar with bread”. This did the Trick. Their faces immediately lit up with joy.

OR


Write an essay on “Smoking”.


S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Norma repressed a smile.

a Suppressed B Option is no written c Option is no written d Option is no written

ii The mayour was stout serious.

a Healthy b c d

iii The slave had never experienced any calamity.

a Great disaster b c d

iv You have come here out of great trials and tribulations.

a Sufferings b c d

v The young man was ambling along the road.

a Moving gently b c d

vi Nevertheless, you have got to go to the police.

a However b c d

vii It is not very flattering when own’s daughter won’t listen.

a Pleasing b c d

viii She has long blonde hair.

a Golden b c d

ix A wondrous light will fall.

a Strange b c d

x With the same undulant grace.

a Dignity b c d


i Which city was attacked?

a New York b c d

ii What happened to the throat of an old woman?

a Swollen b c d

iii Della’s hair reached below her

a Knee b c d



b c d

v General Powers was thinking about

a His promotion b c d


i Khalid (study) for the examination now.

a Is studying b c d

ii When I saw him, he (go) to the station.

a Was going b c d

iii If you work had, you (pass)

a Would pass b c d

iv Let us close the door before the train (start)

a Starts b c d

v Even the rescue party could not (save) him.

a Save b c d


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I



ii. What was the advice harry have to the people?

iii. What was the nature of the woman’s job? iv. Was it necessary for Hubert to continue

pleading his innocence? v. Why did the King weep?

vi. Was the little sick girl dressed casually? vii. What did the foolish quack tell the camel

man? viii. How did Della feel about her hair?

ix. What was found under the overcoat of the youngman?


i. What were the conditions that forced the girl to leave her car?

ii. Why could not the girl describe the killer? iii. How did Kreton impress the general powers? iv. What is John’s profession? v. How did Military take over the house?

vi. What were her contents in Greeley’s bottle? vii. What did Clay find near black rack?

viii. What kind of judge was Mr. Applegarth?


i. What is the effect of rain on the poor? ii. What is the description of Statue?

(Ozymandias) iii. What is the misery of modern busy man?

(Leisure) iv. What is worse than slavery? (Rubaiyat) v. Is life worth living without-love?

vi. Why are men called Hollow men?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger brother advising him to give up smoking and take interest in studies. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college for issuance of character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” OR “A rolling stone gathers no mass”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 “They take it, break it open, let A gold or silver fountain wet Mouth, fingers, cheek, nose, chin; Radiant as lanterns, they forget The dark street I am standing in.”

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 by my word of honour I never heard of it but you were seen.

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Bail; Bale (ii) Allusion; Illusion (iii) Amiable; Amicable (iv) Vale; Veil (v) Tenor; Tenure (vi) Spacious; Specious (vii) Gamble; Gambol


Then he sat down in corner and remained quiet. This appeared strange to the king, who could not comprehend the wisdom it the action taken by sergeant, and he asked for it. The sergeant replied. “Before he had experienced the danger of being drowned, he knew not the safety of the boat. A man does not realize the worth of safety from the misfortune until he has tasted it”.

OR


Write an essay on “Drug addiction”.


S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i She was stacking dishes.

a Pulling up b Null c Null d Null

ii My curiosity was aroused.

a Eagerness b c d

iii We are stranded on mars.

a Caught in trouble b c d

iv Sweat popped out on the boy’s face.

a Come out b c d

v Mr. Hubert furiously lifted his hand.

a Angrily b c d

vi We cannot determine what method of power was used

a Decide b c d

vii You are a spy of an alien race to study us.

a Foreign b c d

viii She moves away suspiciously.

a Doubtfully b c d

ix And with the same undulant grace.

a Wave like motion b c d

x The young ones are so tiny and small.

a small b c d


i Who was Norma’s opinion, was the researcher?

a An eccentric millionaire

b c d

ii The clearing on the top was not more than.

a Three fourth of an acre

b c d

iii The washed his face on the direction of

a The woman b c d

iv The girl was reaching house but

a The car ran out of gas

b c d

v Ellen listen to the broadcast of her

a Daddy b c d


i She was (carry) the purse slang across her shoulder.

a Carrying b c d

ii The teacher (prepare) his lecture since morning.

a Has been preparing b c d

iii Jorkens said that if a man (be) determined, he gets it

a Was b c d

iv She (open) up her mouth for an instant.

a Opened b c d

v They _______ to murre tomorrow.

a Will go b c d


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I



ii. Where did the old man take his son? iii. What was the advice Harry gave to the

people? iv. Why didn’t the woman watch the boy while

preparing a dish? v. Why did Hubert keep claiming his innocence

before his death? vi. How did the doctor succeed in examining her

throat? vii. What was the remedy suggested by the

physicians for the disease of King? viii. What did the quack do with the old woman?

ix. Did Margaret lose heart on the loss of crops?


i. Did the girl become suspicious of the first man?

ii. Can the people of the earth compete with the people of Kreton?

iii. How much did Harry pay for his barber shop? iv. What is the theme of the study of Kreton? v. Why did not the girl describe the killer?

vi. What type of life do you foresee in the year 5000?

vii. What does Greeley have in a bottle? viii. How much Harry charge for haircuts?


i. What change will take place when the sun comes out?

ii. What does Night Mail bring for the people? iii. Why does the poet call cherry the loveliest of

trees? iv. Who are the two imaginary persons

personified in the poem “o where are you going”?

v. Which quality of the Sindhi woman appeals to the poet?

vi. what did the traveler see in the desert? (Ozymandias)

Q#5. Write a letter to your father seeking permission to spend a few days with your friend. Or Write an application to the Principal of your college for the issuance of a character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Look before you leap” OR “Slow and steady wins the race”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Through love the stake becomes a throne Through love misfortune becomes good fortune Through love burning fire becomes pleasing light Through love stone becomes soft as butter.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 does your heart you added the mother to the child but the little girls expression did not change nor did she move her eyes from my face.

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Impossible; Impassable (ii) industrial; Industrious (iii) Yolk; Yoke (iv) Historic; Historical (v) Famous; Notorious (vi) Suit; Suite (vii) Rout; Route


“Such a nice man”, put in the mother. “Look how kind is he to you. Come on, do what he tells you to. He won’t not hurt you,” At what I ground my teeth in disgust. If only they would not use the word ‘hurt’, I might be able to get somewhere. But I did not allow myself to be hurried or disturbed but speaking quietly and slowly I approached the child again.

OR




S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


I Mr. Steward looked embarrassed.

a Sad b c d

ii He began to climb the second bluff.

a Cliff b c d

iii I repeat it on my salvation.

a Safety from sin b c d

iv The she shrieked hysterically.

a Violently b c d

v Bring me a good sized mallet.

a Hammer b c d

vi With a pattern of insects whizzling.

a Whistling b c d

vii The jangling discords of our nation.

a Disunity b c d

viii Pavement thronged with pedestrians.

a On foot b c d

ix With the air of conhoisseur.

a Expert b c d

x His ensure was religion.

a Displeasure b c d


i What was the reward for pushing the button?

a $ 50,000 b c d

ii Which city was attacked?

a New York b c d

iii On hearing the boy’s words the King could not control,

a Tears b c d

iv Clay guessed he would never by,

a Barber b c d

v Said horror to,

a Hearer b c d


i He (take) exercise since morning.

a Has been taking b c d

ii If he (work) hard, he will pass.

a Works b c d

iii Always (help) the poor.

a Help b c d

iv Be (seat).

a Seated b c d

v When are the dogs (bark) at.

a Barking b c d


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I


i. What does the author like about the Christmas?


iii. How much dangerous a Marian Virus can be? iv. What did happen to the boy when he tried to

snatch the purse? v. What did the people think of Hubert when

they heard the return of the pocket book by some other person?

vi. What was the threat of the doctor to the child for not showing her throat?

vii. What was the remedy suggested by the physicians for the disease of the King?

viii. What is the dream of the King? ix. What was the wisdom in selling the most

valuable things?



ii. What is the impression of the girl about the second man?

iii. What was the condition of the weather when the girl look refuge in the bus station?

iv. Can the people of the earth compete with people of Kreton’s planet?

v. What is the role of General Powers in the Play?

vi. What does Clay believe is in the oyster? How much worth is it?

vii. What kind of haircut does Miss McCutcheon want?

viii. How does Harry describe the inhabitants of O.K.-by-the-sea?


i. What does ‘the reader’ tell ‘the rider’ about the valley?

ii. What is the moral of “A tale of two cities”? iii. How do the Attributes of God exercise their

influence on man’s character?

iv. Point out the two factors which according to Allama Iqbal are the causes of downfalls of the Muslims?

v. Describe the scene of fall of rain as depicted by W.H Davies in the poem titled “The Rain”.

vi. What is the theme of the poem “Leisure”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend congratulating him on his success in the examination. OR Write an application to the Principal for the grant of fee concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Union is strength” OR “You cannot befriend an enemy”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 In the farm she passes; no one wakes, But a jug in a bedroom gently shakes.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 Now youre coming to something son he said as he pushed down the top wire so he could cross the fence this is something I want you to see

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Altar; Alter (ii) Bail; Bale (iii) Fair; Fare (iv) Peace; Piece (v) Team; Teem (vi) Weak; Week (vii) Waist; Waste.


While she was stacking dishes, she turned abruptly, dried her hands, and took the package from the bottom cabinet. Opening it, she set the button unit on the table. She stared at it for a long time before taking the key from its envelope and removing the glass dome. She stared at the bottom. How ridiculous, she thought. All this furor over a meaningless button.


S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Mr. Hubert choked with indignation:

a Blame b Guilt c Anger d Sadness

ii The boys parents agreed to shed his blood for the trash of this world.

a Rubbish b Honour c Comfort d Pleasure

iii Norma repressed a smile:

a Refused b Rejected c Controlled d Released

iv The author had a vexing dream:

a Coaxing b Long c Troublesome d Pleasing

v Father said curtly “I cleared this land”.

a Angrily b Happily c Feverishly d Hardly polit

vi A luminous object arcs into view.

a Heavy b Bright c Long d Red

vii The girl moves away suspiciously:


viii Clay wants to buy for mother a present.


ix There is shattered visage lies:

a Person b Head c A man;sfact d Trunk

x Sheep dogs slumber on with paws across.

a Bark b Sleep c Small d Cut


i What type special trees were found by the old man?

a Coffee tree b Cherry tree c Yams tree d Apples tree

ii Which city was hit with atom bomb?

a London b New York c Texas d Bambay

iii Hubert only met with increduality means that he was believed.

a Telling a lie b Speaking the truth c Showing truth d Proving his faith

iv Of whom was the girl afraid?

a Police man b Killer c Dog d None

v What did apple garth judge?

a Books b People’s quarrels c Animals d Beauty fair


i I would have helped if he _____________ to me.

a Come b Would come c Had come d Has come

ii He ___________ his easy by now.

a Writes b Wrote c Had written d Will have written

iii Do not go out, it ____________ outside.

a Rained b Rains c Is raining d Will rain

iv I _______ your books last Friday.

a Have returned b Will return c Returned d Had returned

v He ________ exercise since morning.

a Take b Takes c Is taking d Has been taking


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I


i. What did Mr. Steward tell them about the button unit?

ii. Why did the old man take the steep path to reach the mountain top?

iii. How did the people tell the story of the string?

iv. How did Gorgios achieve his goal? v. How did the sick girl look like?

vi. Why did the boy smile for execution of his death?

vii. What do the quack do in the next village? viii. What was the condition of trees when locusts

attack? ix. How did Chaudhary Fatehdad help Maulvi

Adbul?


i. What was the circumstance that force the girl to leave her car?

ii. What was the condition of the weather in heat lightning?

iii. What was the conditions of the girl when she entered the bus station?

iv. Can the people of the earth compare with the people of Kreton?

v. What did Roger spelding in his T.V. broadcast? vi. Why did Roger Spelding oppose his daughter

Ellen’s marriage with John? vii. What is Harry’s philosophy?

viii. Why did Clark Larrabee leave his house?


i. What does the night mail bring to the people? ii. How does the reader frighten the rider?

iii. What message does the pome “times” give us?

iv. What is the mother of sparrow holding in her beak and why?

v. Why does the poet call the modern men hollow?

vi. Why were the people of two cities made powerless?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write letter to your friend congratulating him on his brilliant success in the examination. OR Write an application the Principal of your college to grant you leave for two weeks. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A friend in need is a friend indeed” or “Necessity is the mother of invention”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 I, with my stoop, reflects They stand most straight Who learn to walk beneath a weight.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 But the gongs were still beating the men still shouting and Margaret asked why do you go on with it then

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Naughty; Knotty (ii) Waist; Waste (iii) Vacation; Vacation (iv) Stair; Stare (v) Soar; Sore (vi) Ring; Wring (vii) Metal; Mettle


One a king and a Persian slave were sailing in the same boat. The slave had never been at sea, and experienced any calamity. After some time the boat was hit by a storm and started tossing. It was convenient for the passengers. All remained quite except the slave who in fear of being drowned began to cry and tremble, and created inconvenience for the others.

OR




S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i It could dissolve his intellect and burn away his part.

a Fluctuate b Thaw c Activate d Consolidate

ii The sick girl shricked hysterically.

a Delightfully b Peacefully c Calmly d Wildly


a Comfort b Beauty c Talk d Tragedy

iv The quack said that he can cure the goiter.

a Pretender b Read doctor c Expert d Surgeon

v The state of Mississippi was sweltering with the heat of oppression.

a Fire b Tyranny c Sun shine d Desert

vi Kreton says that he picks up things.

a Refutes b Realizes c Denies d Eats up

vii The second man is non-descript sort of person.




ix She wants to solace the young ones.

a Hates b Thrash c Whip d Cmfort

x In Sindhi woman’s thread, there is no ripple.

a Maker b Baker c Sagger d Beggar


i Who in Norma’s opinion was the researcher?

a A psychiatrist b A doctor c An eccentric millionaire d A murdere

ii What did she suggest to the boy to look presentable?


iii What was common in Jim and the watch chain?

a Simplicity b Quietness c Value d Quietness and value


a To escape from the killer b To reach safe place c To cheat the man d To take rest

v What is primitive assumption of the earth of people?

a All books are good b All strangers are hostile

c All people are idle d All lovers are unfaithful


i He ________ to meet me a week ago.

a Come b Came c Had come d Has come

ii __________ you reach the college in time yesterday?

a Do b Does c Did d Are

iii A black sheep ____________ the whole flock.

a Spoils b Spoiled c Has spoiled d Spoil

iv Work hard lest you _____________ fail.

a Would b Should c Might d Can

v If he had forgiven him, he ___________ himself.

a Shall have reformed b Will have reformed c Would have reformed d Might have reformed


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I



ii. Describe the physical appearance of the old man? (Clearing in the sky)

iii. Who was Mr. James? (The piece of string) iv. What was the Jorken’s view about success in

life? v. Why did Della sell her hair?

vi. Describe a few good deeds of the author. vii. Describe the inauguration scene. (The

Reward). viii. What was the name of the boy? How old he

was? (thank you, M’am) ix. What should be the faith of Negroes?


i. Why could the girl not describe the killer? ii. How much advanced is the civilization of

Kreton than that of the earth? iii. What does the write mean when says; “As far

as I’m concerned, the whole thing’s pearl”? iv. What has attracted Harry and other people to

O.K by-the-sea? v. What is the role of General Powers in the

play? vi. What type of life do you foresee in the year

5000? vii. Why didn’t she accompany the second man?

viii. Where does the play take place, “The oyster and the pearl”?


i. What does the Night Mail bring? ii. What are the feelings of the poet standing in

the dark? (in the street of the fruit stalls) iii. Why did the people of the two cities look

powerless and helpless? iv. Make a list of all fruit mentioned in the poem

“in the street of the fruit stalls”? v. What has made the efforts of Muslims

fruitless?

vi. Describe the scene of devastation in the poem “A tale of two cities”.

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend requesting him to lend his camera for a few days. OR Write an application to the Principal for full fee concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “No pains, No gains”. OR “There is no use crying over spilt milk” 10

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Whose Frown, And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command Tell that its sculptor ill those passions read Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 mr steward looked embarrassed I m afraid I m not at liberty to tell you that he said however I assure you the organization is of international scope

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Cattle; Kettle (ii) Cemetery; Symmetry (iii) Clock; Cloak (iv) Dew; Due (v) Empire; Umpire (vi) Former; Farmer (vii) Goal; Gaol (viii) Loath; Loathe


Of course, many opposed him: that is politics. Of course, it took a long time: that is politics too. But as he years went by he wore down opposing arguments, till he had taught people what a lesson it would be to all the nations to have a young athlete at court exhibiting perfect physical fitness, and how such an example would strengthen their soldiers and enable them finally to win the just rights of the nation in Victorious battle against their accursed neighbours. And so the idea caught on and to make a very long story short; the post of court acrobat as duly created.

OR


Write an essay on “An ideal college”.


S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE


i They slumber on with paw’s across.

a stumbles b Drag c Sleep d Leap

ii Round the decay of that colossal wreck.

a Huge b Roll about c Imperial d Stony

iii Let us not wallow in the valley of despair.

a Play b Roll bout c Plough d Meet

iv She reduced the wooden blade to splinters.

a Bits b Matches c Splashes d Printers

v Mehrunnisa was put in seclusion.

a Separation b Dolly c Trouble d Hostel

vi Its pretty late.

a Beautiful b Hardly c Quite d Often

vii Then slowly a luminous abject arcs into view.

a Moving b Shining c Waving d Dreadful

viii Almost all of them all unruly.

a Uncontrollable b Illiterate c Uncivilized d Unethical

ix Arthur stared at her appalled.

A Pleased b Inanger c Dismayed d Overjoyed

X He hit on a most extra ordinary ambition.

A Struck b Trampled on c Thought of d Beat


I John is a ____________.

A Merchant B Farm owner c Pilot d Professor

Ii The difference in the ages of two men is ___________.

A 5 years b 8 years c 10 years d 12 years

Iii What was the colour of the overcoat?

A Red b Brown c Green d Black

Iv How did the locusts attack the crops?

A One by one b In groups c In swarms d In formations

V From where was the woman coming?

A Hotel b Office c College d Beauty shop


I If he _________ , he would have succeed.

A Works hard b Worked hard c Will work hard d Had worked hard

Ii The patient _________ daily.

A Examine b Examines c Examined d Is examined

Iii It ________ since morning.

A Is raining b Has been raining c Was raining d Had raining

Iv Would that I ____________ a minister.

A Was b Am c Were d Are

V She __________ the examination last year.

A Pass b Passed c Had passed d Will pass


SUBJECTIVE TYPE


SECTION-I


i. Why did the Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. What was the condition of Harry Bittering’s

house on the mars? iii. Why did Hubert keep claiming his innocence? iv. Under what circumstances the use of force

can be justified? v. How did the king recover?

vi. Why did the villagers not let the old man to be cured?

vii. What is the dream of Martin Luther King? viii. What was the wisdom in selling the most

valuable things in the lesson “The gift of the Magi”?

ix. Make a list of the articles found in the young man’s pockets.



ii. What is the significance of storm in the play “Heat Lightning”?

iii. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit to the Earth?

iv. How does Kreton impress General Powers? v. How does Harry’s philosophy of life appeal to

you? vi. What is McCutcheon opinion about the

children of O.K by-the-sea? vii. Why does Kreton call the Earth people “Poor

fragile butterflies”? viii. Why does the writer buy the oyster?


i. What is the theme of the poem, “A Sindhi woman”?

ii. Who is in confusion of his understanding? iii. How has cherry been personified in the poem

“Loveliest of trees, the cherry now”? iv. What kind of man the rider is? v. Make a list of fruits described in the poem.

vi. What makes one scare of sinning?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your uncle thanking him for a gift he sent on your birthday. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college for issuance of a character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Haste makes waste”. OR “Greed is a curse”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Loveliest of trees, the cherry now, Is havingwith bloom along the bough, And stands about the woodland ride, Wearing white for Easter tide.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 well you didn’t have to snatch my pocket book to get some suede shoes said Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones and you could have asked me

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Idle; Idol (ii) Later; Lattar (iii) Main; Mane (iv) Pail; Pale (v) Rain; Reign (vi) Sail; Sale (vii) Tale; Tail


Before his marriage, Maulvi Abdul Barkat alias, Abdul, used to live in comfort, even pomp. On his head, he wore a light brown turban known as Mashadi lungi, because it originally came from Mashad in Iran. The glided up of his cap used to shine brightly above the turban. He always carried a walking stick, a sort of scepter with decorative bands of brass and gilt. For his hair, he used fragrant oil. Its sweet pungent smell lingered in the village lanes whenever he walked through them.

OR




S. Name; .


OBJECTIVE TYPE




i Work hard lest you ________ in the examination.

a My fail b Might fail c Would fail d Should fail

ii If he ran fast, he _____________ the train.

a Caught b Will catch c Would catch d Could have caught

iii I ___________ in this college since 1985.

a Was reaching b Would have reached c Reached d Had reached

iv He __________ Pakistan yesterday.

a Was reaching b Would have reached

c Had reached d Reached

v We seldom _____________ to bed before eleven.

a Go b Went c Have gone d Had gone

i Of glass in Karachi slums.

a City b Club c Ghetto d Market

ii Faith is like a Abraham at sake.

a Trial b Performance c Tribulations d Belief

iii If he is not imposter.

a Idle b Officer c Swindler d Interpreter

iv Wozzeck, carrying satchel, comes in:

a Bag b Book c Shell d Oyster

v A tyrant does not remain in the world.

a Ruler b Kind person c Oppressor d Slave

vi Her hair is dishevelled.

a Wet b Black c Curly d Unkempt

vii I have a vexing dream one night.

a Pleasing b Enjoying c Worrying d Charming

viii Norma repressed a smile.

a Showed b Uttered c Laughed d Suppressed

ix I brased myself.

a Support b Told c Pulled d Beat

x She had magnificent blonde hair in profusion.

a Black b Golden c Grey d Curly

i Why did the Clay find her Black Rock?

a A cane chair b Miss McCutcheon c An oyster d His father

ii What was General Powers thinking about?



iii What was the gift of Jim bought for Della?

a A watch b Shoes c Jewels d Combs

iv Whom did the boy pray to save his life?

a Qazi b King c Parents d God Almighty

v What did the old man cut with pocket knife?

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



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Norma find in the package? ii. Why had the old man fenced the land in

clearing in the sky? iii. What made Hubert shameful? iv. What happened when the doctor moved his

chair a little nearer the girl? v. How did the girl get the consent of the

parents to sacrifice their son? vi. What happened to the camel that entered the

melon field? vii. Why did the people beat cans and other metal

pots? viii. What was the condition of the Negroes during

Martin Luther King’s time? ix. Describe the appearance of the young man in

the story “Overcoat”?


i. Describe the circumstances that forced the girl to leave her car?

ii. What is the significance of storm in the play, “Heat Lightning”?

iii. How impressive were the morals of Kreton? iv. How does Kreton prove his extraordinary

powers? v. How much damaging is violence in life?

(Visit to a small planet) vi. Why does Clark Larrabee return?

vii. How much does Harry charge for haircut? viii. Why does clay need money?


i. How does the poet reveal his love for the cherry tree?

ii. Why has the poet used “cannon ball” to describe the fruit?

iii. How does the poet pay his attribute to a Sindhi woman?

iv. What lesson do we learn from “Ozymandias”? v. Bring out the main idea of the poem, “The

Feed.

vi. What beauties of nature do we miss because of lack of time?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your brother seeking his guidance about the profession you wish to adopt.OR Write an application to the your principal for fee-concession. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “As you sow, so shall you reap” OR “All that glitters is not gold”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Watch her cross erect, stones, garbage, excrement and crumbs Of glass in the Karachi slums, I, with my stoop, reflect; They stand most straight Wo learn to walk beneatch a weight.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 this is the way jess said my father pointing with his cane cross the deep valley below us I want to show you something you have not seen for many years.

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i)Bail; Bale (ii) Rain; Reign (iii) Gate; Gait (iv) Ice; Snow (v) Vacation; Vocation (vi) Accept; Except (vii) Coma; Comma


“But you put yourself in contact with me”, said the woman. If you thing that contact is not going to last a while, you got another thought coming. When I through with you, Sir, you are going to remember Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones”. Sweat popped out on the boy’s face and he began to struggle.

OR





S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Mehrun was made to sit in a palanquin.

a Chair b Room c Buggy d Cart

ii She moves away suspiciously.

a Quickly b Slowly c Doubtfully d Smilingly

iii The flying object has given rise to much irresponsible conjecture.

a Rumour b Fright c Peace d Suspicious

iv A pretty girl comes into the shop, closing a colourful parasole.

a Umbrella b Coat c Stick d Sweater

v The fruit glowed red hot from within.

a Sparkled b Sprinkled c Wrinkled d Darkened

vi He alighted from high heaven.

a Dismounted b Returned c Avoided d Refrained

vii She walked into the kitchen numbly.

a Staggeringly b Feelinglessly c Calmly d Fearfully

viii His wife appeared with his supper in a wicker basket.

a Strong b Cane c Delicate d Straw

ix She was as strong as heifer in appearance.

a Young cow b Young sheep c Young goat d Young camel

x Old Stephen yelled at the house boy.

a Rebuked b Ordered c Shouted d Jumped


i What crushed down the young man?

a A car b A jeep c A bus d A truck

ii Who is after the girl in the play, “The Heat Lightning”?

a Her husband b A dog c A thief d The killer

iii How are people in O.K by-the-sea?

a Healthy b Poor c Rich d Ugly

iv What did Jess wipe from his face?

a A drop of milk b Honey c Water d Sweat

v Who was selected as a court acrobat?

a Robert b John c Gorgios d Turbet


i The classes ___________ in a week.

a Starts b Will start c Is starting d Has started

ii She said that it ____________ since morning.

a Is raining b Was raining c Has been raining d Had been raining

iii She made teal while I ______________.

a Sleep b Sleeps c Was sleeping d Can sleep

iv If he ________, I shall help him.


v Bread and butter _____________ necessary for life.

a Is b Are c Am d Be



SECTION-I


i. What was the advice Harry gave to martian people?

ii. What happened to the Roger when he tried to snatch the purse?

iii. Why did Hubert keep claiming his innocence before this death?

iv. What was the condition of the tonsils of the sick girl?

v. What was the advice given by Nushirvan to his people?

vi. Why are locusts compared with bad weather? vii. Why did Jim sell his gold watch?

viii. What was the name of Maulvi Abdul’s wife and how did she help him?

ix. Write down any four good deeds of Jerome as mentioned in the essay “the angel and the author and others”.


i. What is the condition of the girl when she enters into the bus station?

ii. What did the girl see in the lightning? iii. How did Kreton prove his extraordinary

powers? iv. What type of life do you foresee in the year

5000? v. Compare and contrast the people of the two

planets? vi. According to Harry, how does one bring

merriment to the tired old man heart? vii. Who is Miss McCutcheon? How did she feel

about her job? viii. What does Clark Larrabee give Harry ad for

what purpose?


i. What does the poet decide at the end of the poem, “loveliest of tree, the cherry now”?

ii. What does the poet reflect when he sees Sindhi woman?

iii. What is the problem faced by the sparrow? iv. Who was Abraham (A.S)?

v. What do you understand when the poet says “I am the shadow that followed child”?

vi. Why does a person feel helpless on the death of a friend?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger brother on the evil of cramming. OR Write an application to the principal of your college for issuance of character certificate. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Do good have good” OR “God helps those who help themselves”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Fissuring the atom, You have learnt to weep and wail in a loud tone Splitting the grain You have learnt to set life on foot.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 do you perceived answered the camel men I wished to show you that that what is good for poor men and women ah said the wretched man I begin to see my error

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Accept; Except (ii) Beneficient; Beneficial (iii) Fair; Fare (iv) Cannon; Canon (v) Pray; Prey (vi) Steel; Steal (vii) Vocation; Vacation



OR


Write an essay on “Place of woman in society”.



S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Sheepdogs slumber on with paws across.

a Bark b Sleep c Smell d Cut

ii God, is hearing to stop you from soul discourse.

a Talk b Silence c Deed d Dress

iii Mr. Hubert was chocked with indignation.

a Blame b Guilt c Anger d Sadness

iv Father said curtly, “I cleared this land”.

a Angrily b Happily c Feverishly d Sharply

v The author had a vexing dream.

a Coaxing b Longing c Troublesome d Quarrelsome

vi The villagers exhorted the quack to dig the grave.

a Warned b Appreciated c Requested d Asked

vii The boy’s parents to shed his blood for the trash of the world.

a Rubbish b Honour c Comfort d Pleasure

viii Clay wants to buy for mother a present.


ix The girl was away suspiciously.


x A luminous object arc into view.

a Heavy b Bright c Lond d Red


i For how many dollars did Harry buy his shop?

a Fifty five b Sixty five c Seventy five d Eighty five

ii Where was the small man?

a In the porch b On the road c At the door d In the hallway

iii Where did the house boy run off?

a To the field b To the store c To the playground d To the kitchen

iv Whose glory should be revealed?

a President b Prime minister c Lord d Lady

v What does John grow?

a Walnuts b Peanuts c Monkey nuts d Coconuts


i They ________ college in time.

a Does not reach b Could not reach c Did not reach d Did not reached

ii Who __________ in such a beautiful voice?

a Has sing b Is singing c Have sung d Sung

iii Amna __________ onion since morning.

a Had peel b Has been peeling c Have been peeling d Has peeled

iv The children was frightened as it _______________ dark.

a Was setting b Gets c Will get d Has got

v Lubna said that she _____________ Nadeem.

a Hated b Do not hate c Did not hated d Hate



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What guaranteed Jess’s father’s health? ii. How many children Mr. Bittering had and

what were their names? iii. What happened to Roger when he tried to

snatch the purse? iv. How did Gorgios achieve his ambition? v. How did the doctor succeed in examining the

throat of the sick child? vi. What should be the role of a Qazi with

reference to “The Gulistan of Saadi”? vii. What should be the faith of Negroes?

viii. What urged Jim and Della to exchange gifts? ix. Describe the physical appearance of the

young man as described in the lesson ‘Overcoat’.


i. What was the condition of the girl when she entered the room?


iii. “Close to the warm pulsebeat of the nation”, what does it mean?

iv. What is mass hysteria? v. What is the theme of the study of Kreton?

vi. What does Clay believe, is in oyster? How much is its worth?

vii. How does Harry describe the inhabitants of O.K by-the-sea?

viii. What is applegarth’s complaint about the sea?


i. What does the Night Mail bring when it crossed the borders of different cities?

ii. What picture of the Karachi slums do you get after reading the poem “A Sindhi Woman”?

iii. What is the theme of the poem “the feed”? iv. What do you mean by the ‘beauty’s glance’ in

the poem “Leisure”? v. When does a person remember God?

vi. Why does a person question his senses when the facts fail him?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father to increase your monthly allowance. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college re-admission. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 A stitchin time saves nine or Do not build castles in the air

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Now of my three score years and ten Twenty will not come again, And take from seventy springs a score, It only leaves me fifty more.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 I was seen with the pocket book who saw me mr manana the harness man saw you pick up the pocket book

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i)Coarse; Course (ii) Ring; Wring (iii) Altar; Alter (iv) Sell; Cell (v) Beside; Besides (vi) Pour; Pore (vii) Temporary; Temporal


Sweat popped out on the boy’s face and he began to struggle. Mrs. Jones stopped, Jerked him around in front of her, put a half nelson about his neck, and continued to drag him up the street. When she got to her door, she dragged the boy inside, down a fall, and into a large kitchenette-furnished room at the rear of the house. She switched on the light and left the door open. The boy could hear other roomers laughing and talking in the large house. Some of there doors were open, too, so he knew he and the woman was not alone. The woman still had him by the neck in the middle of the room.

OR


Write an essay on “The importance of Computer”.



S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Norma made a contemptuous noise.

a Scornful b c d

ii Jess saw many species of hard and soft wood trees.

a Kinds b c d

iii Harry puts on his coat.

a Wears b c d

iv It only remained then to inaugurate Gorgios.

a Initiate b c d

v The farm was ringing with the clamour of the gong.

a Uproar b c d

vi The girl looked stunned.

a Confused b c d

vii Roxanna had an assortment of shells.

a Set b c d

viii Powers says that he has a hunch.

a Feeling b c d

ix He poured a cascade of love.

a Water fall b c d

x All the grills were wasteful.

a Ruined b c d


i Harry bought the barber shop for ………. Dollars.

a 75 b c d

ii Roger spelding is a ……………………

a Newscaster b c d

iii Which city was bombed?

a New York b c d

iv The quack claimed to cure ………………………..

a Goiter b c d

V A huge ……. Piano diverted the young man’s attention.

A German b c d


I A rolling stone ………………. No mass.

A Gathers b c d

Ii I remember I ……….. you last year.

A Has met b c d

Iii I would have helped him if he …………….to me.

A Had come b c d

Iv Work hard lest you…………….

A Should fail b c d

V Would that I …………….rich.

A were b c d



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. How did jess manage to stand on the steep path?

ii. What were the comments of the Mayor about Mr. Manana?

iii. What was the view point of the parents of Gorgios?

iv. What did Nushirvan say about the foundation of oppression?

v. Why did the quack come back to the camel man?

vi. What was Martin Luther’s hope about black and white children?

vii. What did Norma do with the card halves while leaving for the office?

viii. What thins were found in the pocket of Youngman?

ix. What did Jerome K. Jerome remind the angel of his four balcony seats?


i. Why did the girl not want to inform the police?

ii. What does girl’s impression about the second man?


iv. What is optical illusion? v. How large is the object in spelding’s

estimation? vi. What does clay want to put in the local

newspaper? vii. What kind of judge is judge Applegarth?

viii. What does the writer do with oyster?


i. What is the central idea of the poem “the loveliest of trees, the cherry now”?

ii. What does the Sindhi woman cross? iii. What does the phrase “Fissuring the atom”

mean? iv. What had made the efforts of the muslims

fruitless?

v. What does the title of the poem “Times” signify?

vi. Which message does the poet convey in the poem, “The Feed”?

SECTION-II

Q#5 Write a letter to your brother advising him to avoid bad company and pay full attention to his studies. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college for changing a subject. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” OR “Greed is a curse”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair! Nothing beside remains. Round the decay On that colossal wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch for away.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 the towns empty but we found native life in the hills sir dark people yellow eyes the martians very friendly we talked a bit not much they learn English fast

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Dear; Deer (ii) Feet; Feat (iii) Rap; Wrap (iv) While; Awhile (v) Adverse; Averse (vi) Bridal; Bridle (vii) Career; Carrier


I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal”. I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood. I have a dream that one day even the state of Mississippi, a desert state of injustice, will be transformed into an Oasis of

freedom. OR


Write an essay on “Co-Education”.



S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i They slumber on with paws across.

a Sleep b c d

ii He treaded the bazaars of Egypt.

a Walked b c d

iii Arthur looked astounded.

a Surprised b c d

iv The strap broke with a single tug.

a Jerk b c d

v Then I grasped the child’s head with my left hand.

a Gripped b c d

vi The old man said emphatically, “we are finished”.

a Forcefully b c d

vii Chaudhary Fatehdad reprimanded him for his mistake.

a Disapproved b c d

viii I used to be afraid of lightning when I was a kid, but I got-over it.

a Overpowered b c d

ix It’s across the street now at the gasoline station.

a Petrol pump b c d

x You are only in the initial stage.

a Primary b c d


i What is Harry’s philosophy?

a Take-it-easy b c d

ii How many balcony seats the author had for the monster show?

a Four b c d

iii What was the age of Gorgios when he bit on his ambition?

a Sixteen b c d

iv Who was Mr. Manana?

a A harness man b c d

v How many years are required to tell the story of Kreton?

a Five hundred b c d


i A rolling stone …………………..no mass.

a Gathers b c d

ii When Shahid reached the college, the peon ……..the bell.

a Was ringing b c d

iii I ………………the examination yet.

a Has not taken b c d

iv In a hundred years, people ………………in the air buses.

a Will be travelling b c d

v It …………………, before I came out.

a Had rained b c d



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What was the advice Harry gave to the people? ii. Why did the Roger not run from the house of the woman?

iii. What made Hubert shameful? iv. What should be the role of Qazi? v. What did the quack do in the next village?

vi. Why are locusts compared with the bad weather? vii. What of kind of music was played in the restaurants?

viii. Write down the good deeds Jerome K. Jerome has admitted are a great joy on Christmas. ix. Why did Jim sell his gold watch?


i. How did impressive were the morals of Kreton? ii. What kind of judge was the Judge Applegarth?

iii. Why is Harry sitting in the barber’s chair? iv. How does Harry describe inhabitants of “O.K by-the-sea? v. Why does General Powers think that Kreton is a spy?

vi. Does the girl become suspicious of the First Man as the play progresses? vii. What are the factors that played a role in saving the girl from the Killer?

viii. How much advanced is the civilization of Kreton than that of the Earth?


i. What, according to A.E houseman, is the expected age of man? ii. What is the actual idea of the poem ‘A sindhi woman’?

iii. Why does the traveler praise the sculptor? iv. How according to W.H Davis, does human life become useless? v. What is the main idea of the poem, “My Neighbour friend breathing his last”?

vi. What, according to Rumi, is the effect of love on human life?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger brother advising him to give up smoking and pay heed to studies. OR Write an application to the principal of your college for sick leave. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Look before you leap” OR “No pains, No gains”


Bare foot, through the bazaar, And with the same undulant grace

As the cloth blown back from her face She glides with a stone jar………

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 I was with the pocket book who saw me mr manana the harnessman saw you pick up the pocket book

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Moral; Morale (ii) Brake; Break


(iii) Cite; Site (iv) Fair; Fare (v) Hale; Hail (vi) Raze; Raise (vii) Veracity; Voracity


In the final unreasoning assault I overpowered the child’s neck and jaws. I forced the heavy silver spoon back of her teeth and down her throat till she gagged. And there it was both tonsils covered with membrane. She had fought valiantly to keep me from knowing her secret. She had been hiding that sore throat for three days at least and lying to her parents in order to escape just such an outcome as this.

Now truly she was furious. She had been on the offensive before but now she attacked. Tried to get off her father’s lap and fly at me while tears of defeat blinded her eyes. OR



Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: Sahiwal Year: 2013 Group: I Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i “Oh, yes” Norma repressed a smile.

a Gave b Checked c Showed d Expressed

ii Mr. Hubert finished with anger.

a Blackened b Reddened c Excited d Ashamed

iii The foundation of the oppression was small in the world.

a Reign b Power c Charity d Injustice

iv You have come here out of great trials and tribulations.

a Comforts b Hardships c Facilities d Fears

v And so people converged on the mall.

a Scattered b Gathered c Competed d Crossed

vi Your flash light for instance you can identify it.


vii He is not an imposter.

a A beast b An alien c An animal d A pretender



ix Snorting noisily the passes.

a Running b Grunting c Pressing d Pushing

x Love’s madness has departed.

a Died b Organized c Rested d Cried


i Where did the Norma put the lamb chops?

a In kitchen b In boiler c In box d In place

ii What had slave not experienced?

a Ship b Torture c Injury d Calamity

iii What was the colour of Overcoat of young man?

a Red b Blue c Brown d Black

iv How much harry did pay for his barber shop?




a On roof b In rose garden c In ground d Air ports


i Do you know why an apple _______________ down.

a Fall b Falls c Did fall d Falling

ii The guests ___________________ here last night.

a Reach b Reached c Are reaching d Will reach

iii I have just ____________ this bad news.

a Hear b Heard c Hearing d Hears

iv If he _____________ to me, I will help him.


v He was ordering as if he __________ the president.



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. What had the doctors told the old man? iii. How much dangerous could a Marian virus

be? iv. What was the viewpoint of the parents of

Gorgios? v. How did the doctor succeed in examining her

throat? vi. What should be role of King?

vii. What was the dream of Martian Luther King? viii. Why did Shamim Ahmed request Maulvi Abul

to inaugurate his shop? ix. Why did Jim sell the gold watch?


i. What are the factors that played a role in saving the Girl?

ii. What was the condition of the Girl when she met the First Man in the bus station?

iii. What did the girl do when the second man left the bus station?

iv. Describe the scene of arrival of the flying saucer.

v. What type of woman is Mrs. Spelding?

vi. Did general powers show any security risk when he met Kreton?

vii. Why is it presumed that Miss McCutcheon will not last as a teacher?

viii. What does Clark give to Harry and why?


i. What does the poet hear in “The Rain”? ii. What is the underlying idea of the poem,

“Loveliest of Trees, the Cherry now”? iii. What do the Wicks do in the street of the fruit

stalls? iv. What does the poet lament in “Leisure”? v. What does Iqbal call those who have no faith?


SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your teacher thanking him for his guidance in your studies. OR Write an application to Principal for re-admission. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Greed is a curse”. OR “Try Try Again”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Letters for the rich, letters for the poor, The shop at the corner, the girl next door


(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 I won t touch t he said I ll eat only food from our deep freeze food that come from earth nothing from our garden

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Affect; Effect (ii) Brake; Break (iii) Check; Cheque (iv) Draught; Drought (v) Graceful; Gracious (vi) Main; Mane (vii) Industrial; Industrious


She was large woman with a large purse that had everything in it but a hammer and nails. It had a long strap, and she carried it slung across her shoulder. It was about eleven O’clock at night, dark, and she was walking alone, when a boy ran up behind

her and tried to snatch her purse, the strap broke with a sudden single tug the boy gave it from behind. But the boy’s weight and the weight of the purse combined caused him to lose his balance.

OR


Write an essay on “Importance of Cleanliness”.

Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: Sahiwal Year: 2013 Group: II Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Roxanna had an assortment of shells.

a Cover b Hope c A cap d Collection

ii Poor fragile butterflies.

a Ugly b Colourful c Delicate d Flying

iii The girl is sobbing and is out of breath.

a Smiling b Weeping c Laughing d Running

iv It was bulky looking volume.

a Feeble b Thick c Slender d Thin

v They were throwing wet leaves on to the fires now, to make it acrid and black.

a Sweat b Attractive c Sweet d Bitter

vi They all stood and gazed.

a Moved b Selected c Looked d Shouted

vii He looked as if he was fourteen or fifteen, frail and willow-wild.

a Thick b Weak c Hunk d Sturdy

viii She made a scoffing sound.

a Sharp b Cheerful c Taunting d Joking

ix None to lessen their groans.

a Wishes b Moans c Aims d Joys

x Yonder’s the midden whose odours will madden.

a Refuse b Protest c Resist d Avoid


i Which song has been mentioned in the lesson “I have a dream”.

a Pakistani b Indian c English d Negro’s spiritual

ii What is the condition of the hair of the girl in the “heat lightning”?

a Well combed b Disheveled c Silky d Sleek

iii What is flying object according to Spelding?

a A kite b A star c Meteor d A spaceship

iv What did the woman make out the canned milk?


a Ice cream b Coffee c Cocoa d Tea

v How did the locusts attack the crops?

a In swarms b In small groups c One by one d In hurry


i He _____________ two days ago.

a Died b Do not die c Will die d Die

ii They usually ______________ to Karachi in summer.


iii If he _____________ hard, he will pass.

a Work b Working c Works d Worked

iv Honesty never ____________ waste.


v She _______________ questions by her teacher.

a Was asking b Was asked c Will ask d Asks


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Where did Jess’s father want to take Jess and why?

ii. What was the nature of Mrs. Jone’s job? iii. Why did the people make fun of Hubert’s

innocence? iv. How did Gorgios achieve his ambition? v. What was the behaviour of the sick child with

the doctor? vi. What was the punishment inflicted upon the

quack by the villagers? vii. What was the dream of Marian Luther King?

viii. What was the wisdom that Della and Jim sold their most valuable things?

ix. Describe the inauguration ceremony of Shamim Ahmed’s shop in the village.


i. Why was the girl so frightened? ii. Why didn’t the girl accompany the Second

man? iii. How did the first man encourage the girl to go

to police? iv. How does Kreton impress General Powers? v. What type of life do you foresee in the year

5000?

vi. How does Miss McCutcheon feel about her job?

vii. What does Clay believe in the Oyster? viii. What is Harry’s philosophy?


i. Why Cherry has been called the loveliest tree? ii. What did the poet reflect when he saw a

Sindhi woman? iii. What was written on the pedestal of the

statue? iv. Without whose love is Bullah at a loss? v. What are the effects of attributes of God?

vi. If life, according to Rumi, worth-loving without love?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend condoling him on his mother’s death. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college for the change of subject. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Might is Right” OR “Tit for Tat”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 This is the night mail crossing the border,


Bringing the cheque and the postal order, Letters for the rich, letters for the poor, The shop at the corner, the girl next door.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 she said is this the doctor and let me in she added you must excuse us doctor we have her in the kitchen where it is warm

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Adapt; Adopt (ii) Bale; Bail (iii) Cell; Sell (iv) Dairy; Diary (v) Foul; Fowl (vi) Hew; Hue (vii) Liar; Lawyer


In the initial unreasoning assault I overpowered the child’s neck and jaws. I forced the

heavy silver spoon back of her teeth and down her throat till she gagged. And there it was, both tonsils covered with membrance. She had fought valiantly to keep from knowing her secret. She has been hiding that sore throat for three days at least and lying to her parents in order to escape just such an outcome as this. Now truly she was furious. She had been of the offensive before but now she attacked. Tried to get off her father’s lap and fly at me while tears of defeat blinded her eyes.

OR


Write an essay on “Load Shedding”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The door rattles viscously.

a Shakes b Opens c Damages d Closes

ii Nor is it a spaceship as certain lunatic elements have suggested,

a Wise b Mad c Childish d Poor

iii Pulling up beattock a steady climb.

a Continuous b Slow c High d Simple

iv Miss America, I presume.

a Inquire b Guess c Except d Admire

v The flowers and flavours were all smashed.

a Planted b Provided c Smelled d Crushed

vi Arthur stared at her, appalled.

a Terrified b Excited c Abruptly d Helplessly

vii The grave of Hubert withstood the havoc of the flood.

a Speed b Intensity c Destruction d Disappointments

viii The poor old creature instantly expired.

a Entered b Died c Smiled d Disturbed

ix Let us not wallow the valley of despair.

a Roll about b Walk c Reveal d Dream

x He examined the guitar with the air of a connoisseur.

a Criminal b Expert c Authority d Musician


i Who thought of Gulistan as one of the Bibles of the world?

a Emerson b Sheikh Sa’di c Nushirvan d Jerome K.Jerome

ii The old man hunt the the squirrels to

a Sell b Cook for meal c Kill d Export

iii The young man was brought to hospital in a very.

a Happy condition b Precious state c Hurry d Cold day


iv General Powers is a vigorous product of the

a National Guard b Navy c Army d Airforce

v What was the condition of the girl when she rushed into bus station?

a Shouting b Trembling c Sobbing d Slamming


i A good Muslim _______________ to say his prayers five times a day.

a Is required b Requires c Require d Has required

ii A coward ___________ many times before his death.

a Die b Dies c Died d Will die

iii They _____________ to see us last Friday.

a Came b Have come c Had come d Are coming

iv I expect he will go to England as soon as he gets visa.

a Get b Will get c Is getting d Gets

v By the next month, the birds ____________ to temperate zones.

a Migrated b Have migrated c Would have migrate

d Migrate


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What did Norma want to do with 50,000 dollars?

ii. How social were the people of the Mars? iii. How social were the people of the Mars? iv. What did the every farmer hope when locusts

were approaching the fields? v. Why did the boy look to the sky and smile?

vi. What did every farmer hope and what was fair with him?

vii. What should be faith of Negroes? viii. What did Maulvi Abul find when he reached

Shamim Ahmed’s new shop? ix. Why did the people come out on the mall?


i. What is the significance of storm, rain, lightning and thunder in the play?

ii. What does the first man do when the girl is about to faint?

iii. What does the first man do when someone knock at the door?

iv. What are Spelding’s view about an ungrateful child?

v. Where was Mr. Spelding’s home located? vi. Whose house comes under the Martial law?

vii. Give a short description of Harry VamDusen’s barber shop.

viii. What kind of judge is Applegarth? ix. What does the author like about Christmas?


i. What does the Night Mail bring? ii. How are we the Hollow Men according to the

poet? iii. What three dangers does the reader mention

if the first stanza of the poem, “O where are you going”?

iv. What is the message of the poem, “The Feed”?

v. “A poor life this if, full of care”. What is the poet trying to say in the line of the poem?

vi. What is the moral of the poem, “A man of words and not of deeds.

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend about the profession you wish to adapt. OR Write an application to the Principal for leave on your elder brother’s marriage.


Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Necessity is the mother of invention” OR “Haste makes waste”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 No time to turn at beauty’s glance And watch her feet, how they can dance No time to wait till her mouth can Enrich that smile, her eyes began?

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 it could prove very valuable he told her monetarily she challenged

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Abject; Object (ii) Bale; Bail (iii) Cell; Sell (iv) Dual; Duel (v) Elder; Older (vi) Dose; Doze (vii) Fair; Fare


From this mountain top I looked far in every direction over the rugged hills my father and mother had cleared and farmed corn, maize and cane. The one slope they hadn’t cleared was the one from which my father had cleared his last, small patch. I followed him from his clearing in the sky, down a new patch, towards the deep valley below. “But why do you have so many paths coming from the flat up the steep second bluff”? I asked, since he promised he would explain this to me later.

OR


Write an essay on “Importance of education”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i On every side decamping alike.

a Departing b Destruction c Fear d Disturbing

ii That valley is fatal when furnaces burn.

a Favourite b Deep c Dirty d Deadly

iii I want to quit and go home to San Francisco.

a Teach b Move c Create d Leave

iv The sun was blotted out with a fresh onrush of them.

a Brightened b Gazed c Disappeared d Set

v He goes through the paper casually.

a Inspects b Finds c Reads d Criticizes

vi Oblivious of his surrounding, Maulvi Abul’s mind was elsewhere.

a Conscious b Happy c Liberated d Unaware

vii The slave had never been at sea and never experienced any calamity.

a Disaster b Interest c Creation d Fun

viii The odour of roast was appetizing.

a Tasty b Exciting c Pungent d Attractive

ix How ridiculous, she thought?

a Amazing b Simple c Funny d Respectable

x The flying object has given rise to irresponsible conjecture.

a Guess b Goal c Confirmation d Chatting


i Who takes Kreton either a lunatic from the earth or a spy from another world?

a Roger Spelding b Ellen c AIDE d General Powers

ii The girl after locking the car started walking.

a Down the road b Up the street c Towards bus station d Into hotel

iii An orchestra could be heard playing in one of the


a Shops b Homes c Hotels d Restaurants

iv The King couldn’t comprehend the wisdom in the action taken by.

a The sergeant b The slave c The boy d The prince

v Laura told her parents about the

a Death of Nora b Blast c War of the Earth d Fall of rocket


i He ___________ Africa last year.

a Visits b Visited c Has visited d Had visited

ii I am sure he _____________ if you ask him.

a Would have come b Had been coming c Come d Will come

iii They ____________ here for a decade.

a Are living b Were living c Lives d Have been living

iv She _________ to school everybody.

a Go b Geos c Does go d Has gone

v Nothing comes out of a sack but what ____________ into it.

a Input b Puts c Had been put d Was put


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. Why did the old man take the steep path? iii. How did Harry want to go back to the earth? iv. How did Gorgios persuade his people to make

his country strong? v. Why did the doctor call the girl by her first

name? vi. What should be the role of a Qazi?





i. What is the role of General Powers in the play?

ii. What was the reason of girl’s suspicious attitude?

iii. What does clay believe in the oyster? iv. What is the Girl’s impression about second

man?

v. Describe the morals of Kreton. vi. Can the people of earth compete with the

people of Kreton? vii. What is Harry’s philosophy?

viii. Does the girl become suspicious of the First Man as the play progress?


i. How many years of his life has the poet spent? (Loveliest of trees, the Cherry now).

ii. Who stand straight in life? (A sindhi woman). iii. How many young ones are to be fed? (The

feed). iv. What is real faith? (Ruba’iyat). v. Why does a person feel helpless on the death

of a friend? (My neighbour breathing his last). vi. What makes one scared of sinning? (God’s

attributes)

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your elder brother about your health and studies. OR Write an application to the Principal for fine remission.


Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: “Do good and have good”. OR “Necessity is the mother of invention”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Ranks broken, hearts perplexed, prayers cold, No feeling deeper than the skin.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 who did this I asked who cleared this land and fenced it fenced it against what

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Addition; Audition (ii) Ballet; Ballot (iii) Check; Cheque (iv) Differ; Defer (v) Hale; Hail (vi) Lesson; Lessen (vii) Soar; Sour


I could not protest to him now. He had made up his mind. When he made up his mind to do a thing,

he would do it even he had to crawl. He didn’t care if it was 97 in the shade or 16 below zero. I wiped more sweat from my face as I followed him down the little path between the pasture and the meadow.

OR


Write an essay on “Social Evils”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The cherry is hung with bloom.

a Blossoms b Shower c Seeds d Rain

ii Sheep dogs slumber without noticing the train:

a Sleep b Run about c Work d Count

iii Everyone felt Kreton was some imposter.

a Thief b Fraud c Teacher d Magician

iv One bench stage faces the rear wall:

a Front b Upper c Back d Long

v The girl slammed the door:

a Opened b Knocked c Banged d Burnt

vi It looked like a devastated countryside.

a Populous b Modern c Destroyed d Model

vii The girl had reduced the blade to splinters:

a Disorder b Pieces c Layers d Rods

viii Mr. Hubert was peasant.

a Cobbler b Teacher c Farmer d Shopkeeper

ix Chin up, Harry:

a Stand up b Move c Be brave d Be happy

x Norma shuddered as a chill of horror swept across her:

a Danced b Moved c Hoped d Shivered


i Name the fruits that stacked in the fruit street:

a Oranges, apples, grapes

b Melon, guavas, mandarins

c Bananas, pineapples, oranges

d Apples, melons, grapes


ii The girls life was saved by a __________ who had come there by chance.

a A police officer b A bus boy c A dog d A beggar

iii Who was Nushirvan?

a A slave b A sergeant c An accountant d A king of Persia

iv Norma wanted to make a trip to ________________.

a Africa b Asia c Australia d Europe

v The magi were known as the :

a Magicians b Wise men c The acrobats d Dull people


i She __________ how to swim.

a Knows b Does not know c Known d Has known

ii If you ________ the dog, it will bite you.

a Tease b Teased c Will tease d Have teased

iii He ___________ here just now.

a Reaches b Reach c Has reached d Reached

iv He ___________ a horse in 1990.

a Keeps b Kept c Has keep d Had kept

v Neither of the two students ___________ present yesterday.

a Were b Had c Have d Was


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. Why had the old man planted his secret

garden? iii. What was the climate Harry’s family faced on

the mars? iv. What did Terbut think of Jorken’s argument? v. What was the behaviour of sick child with the

doctor? vi. What was the remedy suggested by the

physicians for the diseases of the king? vii. What was the dream of Marian Luther King?

viii. Who was Della and how much did she save for Christmas?

ix. Why did people come out on the mall in cold evening?


i. Why does first man push the girl to woman’s room when there is a knocking at the door?

ii. Why did second man accuse first man of lying?

iii. What is the role of General Powers in the play?

iv. How impressive were the morals of Kreton? v. What is Spelding’s opinion about John?

vi. Why does Miss McCutcheon want to change her appearance?

vii. Why does Harry want Wozzeck to come to his shop?

viii. Why does Clark Larrabee return to his home?


i. Describe the journey of night mail to various places.

ii. What are the feelings of the poet standing in the dark? (In the street of Fruit stalls)

iii. What was the expressions visible on the face of statue? (Ozymandias)

iv. What is the theme of the poem, “Leisure”? v. Why does a person feel helpless on the death

of a friend? vi. How many attributes of God are mentioned in

the poem, “God’s Attributes”?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend condoling on the death of his father. OR


Write an application to Principal for two weeks leave. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “United you stand, dived you fall” OR “All that glitters is not gold”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Nothing beside remains, Round the decay On that colossal wreck, boundless and bare, The lone and level sands stretch far away.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 look at this jess he bragged did you ever see better alfalfa grow out of earth

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Check; Cheque (ii) Site; Sight (iii) Ballet; Ballot (iv) Affect; Effect (v) Eligible; Illegible (vi) liar; Lawyer (vii) Oar; Ore


She started at the button. How ridiculous, she thought. All this furore over a meaningless button. Reaching out, she pressed it down. For us, she thought angrily. She shuddered. Was it happening? A chill of horror swept across her.

OR


Write an essay on “The morning walk”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The girl lets out a muffled cry.

a Delightful b Painful c Suppressed d Willful

ii He twirls the globe thoughtfully.

a Colours b Picks c Throws d Turns

iii Almost all of them are unruly.

a Illiterate b Ill mannered c Well educated d Well mannered

iv The valley if fatal when furnaces burn.

a Beautiful b Charming c Deadly d Shining

v Empty of concord is the soul of Europe.

a Discord b Disunity c Harmony d Strength

vi He was drenched in the hotness of his fear.

a Escaped b Found c Pushed d Soaked

vii Was I bothering you when I turned the corner?

a Beating b Pleasing c Punishing d Teasing

viii She was a feeble old woman.

a Beautiful b Cheerful c Weak d Meek

ix No King had anything so valuable.

a Cheap b Good c Precious d Pretty

x He had a weary look.

a Angry b Happy c Sad d Tired


i The spaceship was __________.

a Conical b Elliptical c Round d Square

ii What did Abul’s wife teach the girls of the village?


a Cooking b English c The Holy Quran d Sewing

iii Locusts attack in the area of ______________.

a Fifty miles b Hundred miles c One mile d Ten miles

iv What did the woman heat to serve the boy?

a Bread b Chicken soup c Lima beans and beef

d Mutton

v Fenton Lockhart is ____________.

a Doctor b Painter c Sailor d Writer


i The train ________ twenty minutes ago.

a Arrived b Had arrived c Had been arrived d Will be arrived

ii They __________ for Karachi tomorrow.

a Have left b Leave c Left d Will leave

iii If you __________ hard, you would pass.

a Work b Worked c Will work d Would work

iv Work hard lest you __________.

a Can fail b Fail c Should fail d Will fail

v He quite often ___________ us.

a Visited b Visiting c Visits d Visit


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Steward continue persuading Norma?

ii. Where did the old man take his son? iii. Why did the people make fun of Hubert’s

innocence? iv. How long had Gorgios to stick to achieve his

ambition? v. What was the behaviour of the sick child with

doctor? vi. What was the advice given by Nushirvan to his

people? vii. Why did the framers throw wet leaves on fire

in, “A mild attack of locusts”? viii. Why did Della feel sad on losing her hair?

ix. How much did Maulvi collect on every Eid?


i. What were the circumstances that force the girl to leave her car?

ii. Does the girl become suspicious of the first man as the play progress?

iii. How much damaging is violence in life?


v. How does Kreton prove his extraordinary powers?

vi. According to Harry, how does one bring merriment to the tired old human heart?

vii. Who is Miss McCutcheon? How does she feel about her job?

viii. What is Harry’s philosophy of life?


i. For how many years does the poet expect to live, in the poem, “the loveliest of trees, the cherry now”?

ii. What do you feel after reading the poem, “O where are you going”?

iii. How many young ones are to be fed? iv. Which weakness of the modern man is

mentioned in the poem ‘Leisure’? v. What lesson do we get from the poem “my

neighbour friend”? vi. How do attributes of God help in refining our

character?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your brother advising him to give up bad company and to pay full attention to his


studies. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college for the refund of library security. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “United you stand, Divided you fall” OR “No pains, No gains”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Without His love, Bullah in loss, Can hardly dwell here or across, What should I do O God! Aghast!

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 whatever reasons he gave people were not willing to believe him those are lying excuses they said behind his back

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Affect; Effect (ii) Barren; Baron (iii) Device; Devise (iv) Human; Humane

(v) Tale; Tail (vi) Vain; Vein (vii) Waist; Waste (viii)Stationery; Stationary


There was young fellow, ‘said Jorkens’ to whom his parents probably used to say the very things that we have been saying now; and very likely he, as many young fellows do, may have wanted to prove them wrong. I don’t know: it was a long time to ago. But, whatever his motive was, he hit on a most extraordinary ambition, and stuck to it. It was nothing less than to be appointed Court acrobat. ‘What?’ said Terbut. ‘Acrobat,’ Jorkens went on, to the court of the country in which he lived.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The Muslim’s hearts are perplexed.

a Overjoyed b Pleased c Satisfied d Upset

ii Stone, garbage, excrement and crumbs.

a Pebbles b Waste c Wood d Trees

iii Roxanna had an assortment of shells.

a Cap b Net c Set d Skin

iv Kreton wore trifle old fashioned dress.

a Large b Short c Smart d Slightly

v The door rattles viscously.

a Noisily b Slowly c Violently d Weakly

vi Maulvi’s Abul’s voice was resonant.

a Echoing b Effective c Impressive d Loud

vii The countryside was devastated and mangled.

a Cultivated b Damaged c Ploughed d Thronged

viii Her admonished her severely.

a Advised b Loved c Punished d Scolded

ix The mayor was a stout serous man.

a Pleasant b Strong c Ugly d Thin

x Norma made a scoffing sound.

a Deafening b Pleasing c Relenting d Taunting


i Wozzeck repairs;

a Cars b Furniture c Shoes d Watches

ii Who calls Kreton a joker?


a Ellen b General Powers c John d Spelding

iii Whose glory shall be revealed?

a Lady b Lord c President d Prime minister

iv On hearing the words of boy, the King could not control his _________.

a Army b People c Rule d Tears

v Where was the key to bell unit dome?

a In the box b In the drawer c In the pocket d In the sealed envelope


i I advised him ________ the truth.

a To ask b To say c To speak d To tell

ii If you tease the dog, it _________ you.

a Bite b Had bitten c Will bite d Would bite

iii I ________ next week in multan.

a Have spent b Spend c Spent d Will spend

iv He _________ two days ago.

a Die b Died c Do not die d Will die

v We _______ five times a day.

a Pray b Praying c Will have prayed d Would pray


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why had the old man planted his secret garden? ii. Why did the Harry want to go back to the earth?

iii. What made Hubert shameful? iv. What did Terbut think of Jorken’s argument? v. What should be the role of Qazi?

vi. What did the quack pretend to cure? vii. What was the desire of every farmer?

viii. What was the wisdom in selling the most valuable things? (The gift of magi) ix. What was the Turban known for and where did it originally come from?


i. Why did the girl ask for help from the first man? ii. How did the second man accuse the first man of lying?

iii. What was the role of General Powers? iv. What is the theme of Kreton’s study? v. Why can the people of Earth no compete with that of Kreton’s planet?

vi. Why does Clay need money? vii. What work does the Man do? (The oyster and the pearl).

viii. Why does Clark Larrabee return?


i. How can a rainy day be enjoyed? (The Rain). ii. Why has the poet used “Cannon balls” to describe the fruit?


iii. What importance of time has been pointed out by the poet in “Times”? iv. What has made the efforts of the Muslims fruitless? (Rubaiyat) v. When does a person remember God?

vi. Why did the person mount the gallows?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your father requesting him to increase your monthly allowance. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college for re-admission. 10

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A friend need is a friend indeed” OR “As you sow, So shall you reap”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Dark children with a coin to spend Enter the lantern’s orbit; find Melon, guava, mandarin- The moon compacted to a rind, The sun in a pitted skin.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 the towns empty but we found the native life in the hills sir dark people yellow eyes the martians very friendly we talked a bit not much they learn English fast

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Already; All ready (ii) Birth; Berth (iii) Dew; Due (iv) Sink; Drown (v) Later; Letter (vi) Moral; Morale (vii) Waste; Waist (viii) Stationery; Stationary


I will not describe it with you, because everything there, the uniforms and the ladies brilliant dresses, was utterly put in the shade by the moment when the doors opened with a flood of golden light, and the old man in his brilliant uniform appeared between them for the crowning of his life’s work. His white hair and the red uniform of Court Acrobat showed each other off to perfection, and his thin figure worn with age was made all the more melancholy by the tight-fitting uniform.



Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: Sargodha Year: 2009 Group: I Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Norma put the button unit beside her on the couch.

a Bed b Table c Carpet d Sofa

ii In those days when good days used to be cheap.

A Inferior b Nutritious c House made d Low-price

iii This nation will live out the true meaning of its creed.

A Religion b Caste c Custom d Originally

iv The slave has never experienced any calamity.

A Danger b Difficulty c Disaste d Misfortune

v I haven’t seen better looking alfalfa.

A A berry like fruit tree b A leaf green hay c A wild plant d A vegetable

vi I could hear the water splashing under his feet.

A Slipping b Running c Water sound d Moving

vii More thankless than serpant’s tooth.

A Tiger’s b Snack’s c Dog’s d Patient’s

viii This is the wrong costume.

A Suggestion b Building c Dress d Cosmetic

ix Trusting his images, he assumes their relevance.

A Thinks b Undertakes c Supposed d Contrives

x Assuming their relevance, he assumes the fact.

A Connection b Importance c Recovery d Maturity


i How much money was recovered from the young man?

A 200 rupees b Six annas and a few pics c Nothing was found d 51 rupees

ii Where was Mehrun made to sit on her wedding day?

A In a cradle b In a room c In a buggy d In a palanquin

iii What was the public statement made by the drummer?

A Loss of the pocket book b Open invitation for dinner c To enjoy the concert d Sale of a building

iv What virtue, according to spending, John does not have?

A To get up early and work b Get up and go c To make progress d Punctuality

v How do all philosophies sound?

A Low b Surprising c Good d Different


i She always ___________ the truth.

A Speak b Speaks c Is speaking d Had spoke

ii The old man _______________ his hair now.

A Has dyed b Will be dying c Is dyeing d Dyed

iii I was ready before the sun _______________.

A Appears b Appeared c Had appeared d Might appear

iv I _____________ the next week in Multan.

A Spend b Have spent c Spent d Will spend

v I am grateful to you for _____________ me.

A Help b Helped c Helping d Being helped



SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did Norma persuad her husband to agree with her?

ii. Why did Jess’s father take the step path? iii. What was the advice Harry gave to people? iv. What did happen to the boy when he tried to

snatch the purse? v. Why did Manana accuse Hubert of picking the

lost pocket-book? vi. How did Jorkens convince that a man can

become a skating champion of the Sahara? vii. How did the doctor succeeded in examining

the throat of the child? viii. Why did the boy look to the sky? (Gulistan of

Sadi). ix. From which of the country did the Negroes

come?

(b) Answer (in 3-4 lines / sentences) the following any Five questions from book-III (One Act Plays). 10

i. Why did the girl as for the help from the first man?

ii. How did the girl realize the truth? iii. Why didn’t the girl accompany the second

man? iv. Can people of the earth compete with the

people of Kreton? v. Do Kreton’s people want to visit and do

business with the people of the earth? vi. Why is Harry sitting in barber’s chair?

vii. Why was clay’s father left his house? viii. How long has Harry been O.K.-by-the-sea?

(c) Answer (in 3-4 lines / sentences) the following any Four questions from book-III (Poems). 08

i. How do God’s Attributes help in refining our character?

ii. Without whose love is Bullah in loss? iii. Why does the poet call modern man as

Hallow man? iv. Why is cherry dressed in white? v. Why does the poet describe the fruit as

cannon balls?

vi. What is moral of the poem “O Where Are You Going”?

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your mother requesting her to pray for your success in the Board Examinations. OR Write an application to the Principal for remission of fine imposed on you for not wearing college uniform.

Q#4. Write a story bearing the moral lesson: 10 All that Glitters is not gold. OR A stitch in time saves nine.

Q#5. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the correct context: 05 Watching her cross erect Stones, garbage, excrement and crumbs Of glass in the Karachi slums, I, with my stoop, reflect: They stand most straight Who learn to walk beneath a weight.

(b) Punctuate the following extract: 05 Suddenly he stopped at the edge of the meadow took his pocket knife from his pocket and cut a wisp of alfalfa he held it between him and the sun.

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Bail, Bale (ii) Rain, Reign (iii) Gate, Gait (iv) Graceful, Gracious (v) Vacation, Vocation (vi) Accept, Except (vii) Coma, Comma

Q#6. Translate the following passage into Urdu (15) I am not unmindful that some of you have come here out of great trails and tribulations. Some of your have come fresh from narrow jail cells. Some of you have come from the areas where your quest for freedom left you battered by the storms of persecution and staggered by the winds of police brutality. You have been the veterans of creative suffering. Continue to work with the faith that unearned suffering in redemptive.

Note: Candidates whose medium of examination is English/ Foreign Candidates will write an essay on “Terrorism”.


Past Papers: 1st Year. Board: Sargodha Year: 2009 Group: II Subject: English

S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE

Q#1. (a) Choose the correct answer and encircle it. 10

i At this furor over a meaningless button.

a Horror b Furrow c Excitement d Resentment

ii He bragged again.

a Boasted b Roasted c Rested d Invested

iii Then I grasped the child’s head with my left hand.

a Smashed b Gripped c Embraced d Sniffed

iv Then he frowned.

a Scowled b Shouted c Crowned d Shifted

v Mar. Hubert was flushed with anger.

a Brown b White c Pale d Red


a Slowly b Violently c Noisily d Weakly

vii None of my people would dream of invading you.

a Defeating b Teasing c Attacking d Disturbing

viii I want to quit and go home to San Francisco.

a Leave b Enjoy c Travel d Quiet

ix She glides with a stone jar.

a Flies smoothly b Moves smoothly c Stoops smoothly d Carries smoothly

x A time to rend and a time to sew.

a Sleep b Mend c Tear d send

(b) Tick () the correct answer. 05

i Della’s hair reached below her.


ii What was the colour of eye of Jess’s father?

a Yellow b Blue c Pale blue d Yellow blue

iii What did Steward withdraw from his pocket?

a A piece of string b An envelope c A pen d A purse

iv What made the girl afraid in the play, “Heat Lightning”?

a A dog b A dead woman c Killer d A friend

v How was the door rattling?

a Slowly b Viscously c Gently d Repeatedly

(c) Tick () correct form of verb. 05

i He ____________ the Holy Quran daily in the morning.

a Was reading b Is reading c Has read d Reads

ii The birds ________________ chirping since morning.

a Are b Have been c Will be d Were

iii The prisoner __________________ yesterday.

a Has escaped b Will escape c Escaped d Many escape

iv It _________________ two to make a quarrel.

a Took b Take c Has taken d Had taken

v The rain ________________ before I reached home.


a Would stop b Has stopped c Stopped d Had stopped


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did the Arthur disagree with his wife? ii. Why did the son at the age of sixty cry?

iii. Why did the doctor call the sick girl by her first name?

iv. What should be the role of Qazi? v. What was the result of cure? (The Foolish

Quack). vi. What are locusts?

vii. Why did Della sell her hair? viii. Describe Maulvi’s appearance.

ix. Why was the cat shivering? (Over coat).


i. Why does Clay need money? ii. How does Harry describe the inhibitors of

O.K.-by-the-sea? iii. What kind of haircut does Miss McCutcheon

want and why? iv. How does Kreton impress General Powers? v. How damaging is violence in life?

vi. What was the condition of weather in Heat Lightning?

vii. Why couldn’t the girl describe the killer? viii. What happens to the light in the room with

each flash of lightning?


i. What is the moral lesson of the poem “In Broken Images”?

ii. How is a man of words and not of deeds like? iii. What is the theme of the poem

“Ozymandias”? iv. How does the cherry tree look like? v. What does the Night Mail bring?

vi. How does the poet feel about the rain fall?

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your father describing him the cause of your failure in the exam. OR Write a letter to your father asking him to increase your monthly allowance.

Q#4. Write a short story bearing the moral. 10 A friend in need is a friend indeed. OR Grapes are sour.

Q#5. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the correct context: 05 Without his love Bullah in loss, Can hardly dwell here or across, What should I do, O God! Aghast!

(b) Punctuate the following extract: 05 Maulvi Abdul smiled and enclosed her don’t be silly Zaibun has mehin taken Zahda also with her what about Shamsun.

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Rain, Reign (ii) Right, Rite (iii) Sole, Soul (iv) Sail, Sale (v) Tail, Tale (vi) Vale, Veil (vii) Accede, Concede

Q#6. Translate the following passage into Urdu (15)

But as the year went by, he wore down apposing arguments, till he had taught people what a lesson it would be to all the nations to have a young athlete at Court exhibiting perfect physical fitness and how such an example would strengthen their soldiers and enable them finally to win the just rights of the nation in victorious battle against their accursed neighbours. And so the idea caught on; and to make a very long story short, the past of Court acrobat was duly created.

Alternative Question for Foreign / English Medium Students.

Write an essay on “Water and Energy Crises in Pakistan”.



S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE



a Pleasing b Sweat c Hoarse d Ridiculous

ii Mr. Hubert furiously lifted his hand.

a Excitedly b Delightfully c Suddenly d Angrily

iii She had magnificient blonde haire in profusion.

a Abundance b Ribbon c Curls d Confusion

iv The farm was ringing with the clamour of going.

a Drum b Locusts c Bell d Metal disc

v Fatehdad tried to negotiate with a couple of elders.

a Quarrel b Discuss c Travel d Call


a Disordered b Cruly c Combed d Fixd

vii I really can’t permit to wreck my ship.

a Destroy b Rink c Work on d Occupy

viii I my dream, in my night mare I would not cut your hair.

a Imagination b Fury c Terrible dream d Market

ix That valley is fatal when furnaces burn.

a Deep b Bright c Lethal d Foggy

x Nothing beside remains, round the decay.

a Decomposition b Desert c Garden d pastere


i Why did the rich people gather at a big hall?

a To watch a show b To discuss problems c For a sermon d For a great meal

ii Where did the travelers stay?

a In an inn b Under a tent c In a hotel d Under a clump of trees

iii What did the writer judge about the Angel?

a To be happy b To be angry c To be tired d To be fresh

iv What is the difference between the ages of two men?

a Ten years b Five years c Two years d One year

v Who suggests to open the oyster?

a Applegarth b The writer c Harry d Miss McCutcheon


i Before the sun sets we ______________________ our destination.

a Were reaching b Reaches c Will reach d Had reach

ii If he _______________ I shall help him.

a Has come b Came c Comes d Will come

iii A coward _________________ many times before his death.

a Died b Dies c Will die d Had died

iv I remember I _________________ you last year.


a Was meeting b Had met c Has met d Met

v I ________________ this motorcycle yet.

a Have not sold b Did not tell c Has not sold d Will not sell


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why didn’t the old man follow the advice of the doctors?

ii. What is the moral lesson of the story “Thank you M’am”?

iii. Why did the Arthur disagree with his wife? iv. What was the behaviour of the child with the

doctor? v. What was the punishment inflicted upon the

quack by the villagers? vi. For how long Gorgois had to stick to get his

ambition achieved? vii. Why were the noble deeds always a great joy

for the author, Jerome K. Jerome? viii. What change did responsibilities of daughters

bring in Maulvi Abdul? ix. Which articles were found in the pockets of

the young man after his death? (Overcoat).


i. Why did the Spelding stop Kreton from leaving the place?

ii. What did General Powers declare about Spelding’s house?

iii. How did the second man persuade the Girl to see the lightning?

iv. Why didn’t the girl accompany the second man?

v. Why did she ask for help from the first man? vi. What did Harry tell Clark about him?

vii. What has happened to Clay’s father? viii. What was the appearance of the second

man?


i. What does the “Night Mail” bring? ii. What has made the efforts of the Muslims

fruitless? (Ruba’iyat).

iii. What picture of the Karachi slums do we get after reading the poem?

iv. What is the moral lesson of the poem, “A tale of two cities”?

v. What makes one scared of sinning? (God’s Attributes).

vi. How can the crust of the snow glitter? (the Delight Song).

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your friend telling him about the profession you wish to adopt. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college requesting him for financial aid.

Q#4. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 Union is strength. OR As, you sow, so shall you reap.

Q#5. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the correct context: 05 We are the Hollow men We are the stuffed men Leaning together Headpiece filled with straw. Alas!

(b) Punctuate the following extract: 05 now you are coming to something son he said as he pushed down the top wire so he could cross the fence this is something I want you to see.

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Allusion, Illusion (ii) Bale, Bail (iii) Patron, Pattern (iv) Meet, Meat (v) Dew, Due (vi) Thorn, Throne (vii) Steel, Steal


Before his marriage, Maulvi Abul Barkat, Alias abud, used to live in comfort, even pomp. On his head, he wore light brown turban known as Mashadi Lungi, because it originally came from Mashad from Iran. The glided tip of his cap used to shine brightly above the turban. He always carried a walking stick, a sort of scepter with decorative bands of brass and gilt. For his hair, he used fragrant oil. Its sweet pungent


smell lingered in the villagelanes whenever he walked through them.


Write an essay on “Energy Crises in Pakistan”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The piercing light of the flash-light is the only light in the room.

a Sharp b Aim c Dull d Yellow

ii Behind you swiftly the figure comes softly.

a Slightly b Lightly c Brightly d Speedily

iii Empty of concord is the soul of Europe.

a Faith b Depth c Harmony d Reality

iv Mr. Steward’s tone had been offensive.

a Discourteous b Angry c Pleasing d Appealing

v One day, the atom bomb will fix the earth.

a Populate b Irrigate c Destroy d Inhibit

vi Old Stephen yelled at the house boy.

a Screamed b Called c Invited d Summoned

vii Her mind was quietened a little.

a Anxious b Composed c Silent d Filled

viii The entire village was stunned by what they saw.

a Terrified b Happy c Astounded d Afraid

ix Spelding’s wife knits passively.

a Actively b Tiredly c Easily d Quietly

x The first thing I have got to do is to change my appearance.

a Face b Residence c Look d Ideas


i The age of the girl in the play “Heat Lightning” is __________________.

a 21 b 22 c 23 d 24

ii The spaceship landed in the ___________________.

a Fields b Lawn c Ocean d Graveyard

iii The sick child was as strong as:

a Her father b Her mother c Heifer d Cat

iv Harry and his family landed on the;

a Mercury b Mars c Moon d Earth

v Maulvi abdul had saved Rs:

a 33 b 43 c 53 d 63


i Who ______________ at the door now?

a Had knocking b Knock c Knocks d Is knocking

ii Ali _________________ to his office regularly.

a Has gone b Goes c Go d Was gone

iii She ______________ me last month.

a Had not met b Did not meet c Was not meet d Has not met

iv If you went there, he ______________ .

a Would have helped b Would helped you c Would help you d Had help you


you

v The train _________________ leave tomorrow.

a Had left b Has left c Will leave d Left


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did the old man take the steep path? ii. How much dangerous Martian virus can be?

iii. What was the message Norma received on pushing the button?

iv. What did the quack learn in the end? v. Describe the scene of inauguration?

vi. How did the Edwin Arnold describe “Gulistan”?

vii. What is the dream of Martian Luther King Jr.? viii. What was the wisdom in selling the most

valuable things? (The Gift of Magi). ix. Write down the good deeds of the author has

admitted are a great joy on Christmas.


i. What did the Girl drop when she saw the horrible scene?

ii. What urged Mr. Spelding to say “more thankless than a serpent’s tooth is an ungrateful child.”?

iii. Why do Harry and others want Wozzeck to come?

iv. How did the second man look like? v. What was the flying object and where did it

land? vi. How does Harry describe the inhabitants of

O.K.-by-the-sea? vii. What does Harry advise Miss McCutheon to

do? viii. Write a few lines about Mr. John. (Visit to

small planet).


i. What did the poet think when he saw the woman? (A sindhi woman).

ii. What are the feelings of the poet standing in the dark? (In the street of Fruit Stalls).

iii. Who cannot compete with the civilization of Mecca? (Ruba’iyat).

iv. Without whose love is Bullah in loss? v. What does make one scare of sinning?

vi. What is the theme of the poem: “The Hollow Man”?

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your father telling him about your progress in studies. OR Write and application to the Principal of your college for re-admission.

Q#4. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 A friend in need is a friend indeed. OR As you sow, so shall you reap.

Q#5. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the correct context: 05 No time to turn at Beauty’s glance, And watch her feet, how the can dance; No time to wait till her mouth can Enrich that smile, her yes began?

(b) Punctuate the following extract: 05 The towns empty but we found native life in the hills sir dark people yellow eyes the martian very friendly we talked a bit not much they learn English fast.

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Allusion, Illusion (ii) Bridal, Bridle (iii) Childish, Childlike (iv) Principle, Principal (v) Soar, Sore (vi) Vain, Vane (vii) Yoke, Yolk


She was a large woman with a large purse that had everything in it but a hammer and nails. It had a long strap and she carried it slung across her shoulder. It was about eleven O’clock at night, dark, and she was walking alone when a boy ran up behind her and tried to snatch her purse. The strap broke with a sudden single tug the boy gave it from behind. But the boy’s weight and the weight of the purse combined caused him to lose his balance. Instead of


taking off full blast as he had hoped the boy felon his back on the side walk and his legs flew up.


Write an essay on “Load Shedding in Pakistan”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE



a Happy b Disgusted c Stunned d Charming

ii He looked frail.

a Sick b Weak c Strong d Pale

iii She had fought valiantly to keep me away from knowing her secret.

a Constantly b Determinedly c Bravely d Regularly

iv The labourers were shouting excitedly.

a Loudly b Passionately c Softly d Angrily

v “You have only to select, Sir” said the carpet dealer amiably.

a Happily b Emphatically c Pleasantly d Clearly

vi He glances back at the door up:

a Knocks b Looks c Puts d Pulls

vii You are only in the initial stages.

a Difficult b Easy c First d Important

viii Clark Larrabee has Scarcely noticed her.

a Hardly b Happily c Quickly d Suddenly

ix Half sunk, s shattered Visage lies.

a Body b Legs c Face d Back

x Through love grief becomes a joy.

a Loss b Sadness c Failure d Success


i What was the boy in “Overcoat” carrying in his tray?

a Bread b Sweets c Fruit d Pan and cigarette

ii What had Chaudhary been sending to Abdul for years?

a Water b Bread and daal c Croups d Clothes

iii What was the total savings of Della?

a $1.84 b $7.85 c $1.86 d $1.87

iv What does the Girl see pressed against the glass of the door?

a The killer b A man’s face c A wolf d A dog

v How does Kreton look?

a Harsh b Pleasant c Rough d Ignorant


i Majority of the people in Pakistan _________________ Muslims.

a Is b Are c Was d Were

ii The lesson will end when the bell ____________.

a Ring b Rings c Will ring d Has rung

iii The thief _____________________ into the house yesterday.

a Break b Breaks c Broke d Has broken

iv If I _____________ money I would have bought a car.

a Had had b Had c Have d Have had


v I advised him ______________ the truth.

a To say b To tell c To speak d To ask


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. Why did Jess’s old father not follow the advice of the doctor?

iii. Why did the woman not watch Roger while preparing a dish?

iv. How did Gorgies persuade his people to make his country strong?

v. Why did the boy look to the sky and smile? vi. Did Margaret lose heart on the loss of ops?

vii. Did abul ask people to pray for him? viii. What is the moral of the story, ”overcoat”.?

ix. Why noble deeds are always a great joy for the author Jerome K.Jerome?


i. What were the circumstances that forced the Girl to leave her car?

ii. Does the Girl become suspicious of the First Man as the play progress?

iii. How damaging is violence in life? iv. How impressive were the moral of Kreton? v. How does Kreton impress the General

Powers? vi. According to Harry, how does one bring

merriment to the tired old human heart? vii. Who is Miss McCutcheon? How does she feel

about her job? viii. What is Miss McCutcheon looking? Or how

does she feel about the children of the town?


i. When does charry bloom and how does it look?

ii. Which fruits have be mentioned in the poem “in the street of the fruit stall”?

iii. What importance of time has been pointed out by the poet in “Times”?

iv. What has made the efforts of the Muslims fruitless?

v. Why did Mansoor mount the gallows? vi. What according to N. Scott Momaday are

things that keep a person alive?

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your “friend requesting him lend you his camera for few days”. OR Write an application to the “Principal of your college for full fee concession”.

Q#4. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best Policy”. OR “Haste makes waste”.

Q#5. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the correct context: 05 I hear leaves drinking rain I hear rich leaves on top Giving the poor beneath Drop after Drop.

(b) Punctuate the following extract: 05 are you sure lura asked the father quietly laura wept were standed on man forever and ever

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Aural; Oral (ii) Temporal; Temporary (iii) Barren; Baron (iv) Casual; Causal (v) Fowl; Foul (vi) Role; Roll (vii) Principal; Principle


‘Never mind what country it was’, said Jorkins. ‘And as a matter of fact is customs were not so silly as you suppose. They had no post of court acrobat, and never had bad. But that didn’t stop young Gorgios. That was his name. He was a good athlete. He came by his wild idea at about the age of sixteen, and had won the high jump and the hurdles, and the hundred yards at his school.





S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i She made a contemptuous noise.

a Delightful b Dreadful c Hatful d Graceful

ii Mr. Hobert cooked with indignation and fear.

a Annoyance b Eagerness c Pity d Sobriety

iii She had magnificient blonde hair in profusion.

a Shortage b Confusion c Perfection d Abundance

iv I am not unmindful.

a Unkind b Undaunted c Unaware d Unearned

v I had vexing dream on night.

a Troublesome b Delightful c Peaceful d Aweful

vi I would not cut your hair in a nightmare.

a Peaceful dream b Dreadful dream c Sleep d Day dream

vii He twirls the glove thought fully.

a Throws b Turns c Picks d Colours

viii Her hair is disheveled.

a b Wet c Combed d Scattered

ix Of that colossal weak, boundless and bare.

a Immense b Small c Broken d Marble

x He assumes their relevance.

a Undertakes b Thinks c Promises d Rejects


i What did the large woman suggest to Roger to look presentable?


ii Who was Nushirvan?

a A slave b A sergeant c An accountant d A king of Persia

iii Which one is a desert state sweltering with the heat of injustice and oppression?

a Georgia b Mississipi c Albama d Virginia



v Clark gives Harry.



i The patient ___________________ when the doctor came.

a Die b Will have died c Will die d Had died

ii It _______________ for three hours.

a Has been raining b Is raining c Was raining d Will raining

iii Time once gone cannot be ________________.

a Recall b Recalls c Recalled d Recalling

iv Money ___________ the mare go.



v He __________________ us English daily.

a Teach b Teachers c Had caught d Will teach


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. What was the condition of Mr. Bittering’s house at Mars?

iii. Why did the George give the pocketbook to his employer?

iv. How did the camel man prove the stupidity of the quack?

v. What was the result of the sick girl’s attack on the doctor’s eyes?

vi. Why did the kind weep to see the boy praying?

vii. What were the October’s views about the governor of Alabama?

viii. Sum up Shamin Ahmed’s character in three to four lines.

ix. What kind of Man was the owner of the Carpet shop as described in the story, “Overcoat”?


i. Why did the Girl ask for help from the first man?

ii. What was the condition of the weather in the play “Heat Lightning”?

iii. Can the people of the Earth compete with those of Kreton?

iv. How damaging is violence in life with reference to visit to a small planet?

v. What type of life do you foresee in the year 5000?

vi. What happened to Clay’s father? vii. What does Clay want to put in local

newspaper? viii. Who is McCutcheon? How does she feel

about her job?


i. How can rainy day be enjoyed? ii. What kinds of feelings does the poet (W.H.Auden)

create In the minds of his readers ?(O where are you going)?

iii. What did the traveler see in the desert?(Ozymandias)

iv. Why does T.S Eliot call modern men as hallow men?

v. What are the effects of the attributes of God? vi. Who, according to Robert Graves, is in anew

confusion of his understanding?

SECTION-II

Q#4. Write a letter to your “Mother telling her why you dislike hostel life” OR

Write an application to the “Principal for issuance of a character certificate”. 10

Q#5 Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “A friend Need is A friend Indeed” OR “All that Glitters is not Gold”.

Q#6(a) Explain the following lines with reference to context: 05 God Gall Himself ‘Hearing’ to the end that You may close lips against foul discourse.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 now youre coming to something son he said as he pushed down the top wire so he could cross the fence this is something I want you to see

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Abstain; Refrain (ii) Destroy; Demolish (ii) Object; Abject (iv) Profit; Prophet (v) Sensible; Sensitive (vi) Tenor; Tenure (vii) Way; Weigh


“But you put yourself in contact with me,” said the woman. “if you think that contact in not going to last awhile, you got another thought coming. When I get through with you, sir, you are going to remember Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones”. Sweat popped out on the


boy’s face and he began to struggle. Mrs. Jones stooped, jerked him around in front of her, put half nelson about his neck, and continued to drag him up the street. When she got the door, she dragged the boy inside, down a hall, and into a large kitchenette-furnished room at the rear of the house. She switched on the light and left the door open. The boy could hear other roomers laughing and talking in the large house. Some of their doors were open, too, so be

knew he and the woman were not alone. The woman still had him by the neck in the middle of her room.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i May be some eccentric millionaire playing games with people.

a Strange b Happy c Rich d Normal

ii This is the cleanest patch I’ve ever seen.

a House b Room c Piece d Face

iii The mother admonished her severely.

a Scolded b Praised c Honoured d Patted

iv The farm was ringing with the clamour of the going.

a Sharp sound b Smell c Fragrance d Sight

v We hold these truths to be self evident.

a Hidden b Wonderful c Clear d Impossible

vi Oh, God I am scared.

a Terrified b Overjoyed c Happy d Delighted

vii You represent a hostile race.

a Friendly b Black c White d Unfriendly

viii Miss McCutcheon said that the school children were unruly.

a Wild b Good c Intelligent d Honest

ix The slumber on with paws across.

a Laugh b Sleep c Smile d Weep

x Woeful were all the hills.

a Shining b High c Grieved d Small


i Which one of the cities was attacked?

a New York b Texas c New Jexy d Virginia

ii How did the locusts attack the crops?

a One by one b In isolation c In swarms d In formations

iii Which one is a desert state sweltning with the heat of injustice and oppression?

a Georgia b Missippi c Alabama d Virginia

iv The girl who visited Harry’s shop for the hair cut war ……………….

a Miss Roxanna b Miss Clara c Miss America d Miss McCutcheon

v Allen listened to the broadcast of her ____________.

a Sister b Cousin c Dady d Mother


i A few days ago, they ____________ us.

a Met b Meet c Had met d Will met

ii I ___________ Mr. Ahmed for few years.

a Know b Have known c Has known d Am knowing

iii Why ___________ there yesterday?

a Did you go b You go c You went d Had you gone


iv Hard work never ___________ waste.

a Go b Went c Goes d Will have gone

v If I had not fallen ill, I ______________ the examination.

a Would have passed b Will have passed c Shall have passed d Should have passed


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. How dangerous a Martian virus can be? iii. Why did the woman ask the boy to wash

his face? iv. How did Gorgioe achieve his ambition? v. Why did the doctor call the sick girl by her

first name? vi. What did the quack do with the old

woman? vii. What was the dream of Martin Luther

King? viii. Why did the people come out the mall?

ix. What does the writer like about Christmas?


i. Why does the Girl become suspicious of the First Man as the play progress?

ii. How did the Girl run to escape from man? iii. Why does John think that Kreton might be

an English? iv. What does Powers say to his AIDE? v. What is Power’s view about the purpose

of Kreton’s visit? vi. Why does Clay need money?

vii. How does Miss McCutcheon feel about the children of the town?



i. what was the reaction of the birds at the arrival of “Night Mail”?

ii. How does the sindhi woman walk? iii. What is the philosophy of time as

elaborated by the poet in “Times”? iv. How do the whispers of hollow men

sound? v. What does make one scare of sinning?

vi. Why does the poet consider love an essence of all religions?

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your friend condoling the death of his/her mother. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college for issuance of character certificate. 10

Q#4. Write a story bearing the moral: 10 “Pride Hath A Fall” OR “As You Sow, So Shall You Reap”

Q#5(a) Explain the following lines with reference to context: 05 She glides with a stone jar High on her head And not a ripple in her tread

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 nonetheless that is proposition mr steward said would you like me to return the button unit

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Ballet, Ballot (ii) Cite; Site (iii) Eligible; Illegible (iv) Gait; Gate (v) Oar; Ore (vi) Prescribe; Proscribe (vii) Right; Rite


One a King and a Persian slave were sailing in the same boat. The slave had never been at sea, and never experienced any calamit. After some time the boat was hit by a storm and


started tossing. It was very inconvenient for the passengers. All remained quiet except the slave who in fear of being drowned began to cry and tremble, and created inconvenience for the others. The others tried to pacify him by kindness and affection but he did not hear anybody. When the uneasiness lasted the King also become displeased. OR


Write an essay on “information technology”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The people of the earth found a flimsy rocket frame.

a Shiny b New c Old d Fragile

ii Gorgios wore down the opposing arguments.

a Accepted b Weakened c Increased d Listened

iii He speaks to all nations and is perpetually modern.

a Permanently b Usually c Finally d Possibly

iv The farm was ringing with the clamour of the gong.

a Sweetness b Sound c Light d Sight

v Both Jim and Chain had quietness and value.

a Pride b Beauty c Calm d Loftiness


a Afraid b Surprised c Sorrowful d Sad

vii Ellen, a lively girl of twenty, fidgets as she listens.

a Laughs b Surprises c Feels upset d Waits

viii He stands looking at Harry’s junk.

a Body b Waste material c Shop d Furniture

ix Your diligent discovers the lacking.

a Slow b Simple c Careful d Easy

x I am a cluster of bright beads.

a Piece b Collection c Shine d Luster


i What was the prize money offered for pushing the button?

a $ 5,000 b $ 500 c $ 50,000 d $ 25,000

ii Who had seen Hubert picking up pocket book?

a A horse man b A harness man c A water man d A police man

iii What sort of dream did the author see?

a Lovely b Strange c Distressing d Novel

iv Who saved the girl finally?

a Storm b Second man c Dog d Bus

v General Powers was thinking about _____________.

a His promotion b Country c Kreton d Spaceship


i I ________________ to Karachi tomorrow morning.


a Shall b Went c Had gone d Was going

ii We ____________ in this house since 2005.

a Live b Lived c Are living d Have been living

iii Time once gone cannot be ____________.

a Recall b Recalls c Recalled d Recalling

iv The patient ________________ before the doctor arrived.

a Had died b Will die c Died d Dies

v Money _______________ the mare go.

a Make b Makes c Made d Will make


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Who was Mr. Steward? ii. Why had the old man planted his secret

garden? iii. What was the condition of Bittering family on

hearing the news of war on the Earth? iv. What was the feelings of Gorgios on the

occasion? v. Why did the sick girl resist the doctor’s efforts

to examine her throat? vi. What was the remedy suggested by the

physicians for the disease of King? vii. Why did Della and Jim want to exchange the

gifts? viii. Who was Chaudhary Fateh Dad?

ix. Why did the people come out on the mall? (Overcoat).


i. What was the condition of the weather in the play “Heat Lightning”?

ii. How did the second man accuse the first man?

iii. Does the girl become suspicious of the first man as the play progresses?

iv. Can the people of the Earth compete with those of Kreton?

v. What type of life do you bore see in the year 5000?

vi. How impressive are the morals of Kreton? vii. How does Miss McCutcheon feel about her

job? viii. How does Miss McCutcheon feel about the

children of the town?


i. Write the central idea of the poem “The Rain”.

ii. Why has the poet used “cannon balls” to describe the fruit?

iii. What kind of feelings does the poem “OZYMANDIAS” create in the reader’s mind?

iv. Justify the title of the poem “Leisure”. v. Why did Mansur mount the gallows?

vi. What is the moral of the poem “In Broken Images”?

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your father about your paper of English. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college for the remission of absence fine. 10

Q#4. Write a story bearing the moral: 10 “Honesty is the best Policy” OR “Blessing in Disguise”.

Q#5(a) Explain the following lines with reference to context: 05 Enter the lantern’s orbit; find Melon, guava, mandarin …….. The moon compacted to a rind, The sun is pitted skin:

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 she had a fever for three days began the father and we don’t know what it comes from

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Cite; Sight (ii) Dual; Duel (iii) Farther; Further (iv) Gamble; Gambol (v) Hoard; Herde (vi) Pale; Pail (vii) Ring; Wring



He went into politics. They all do in that country. But he went into them harder than everyone else, and never gave up his ambition. Of course, he made speeches, and fine ones, on many other subjects; but all the once he stuck into his one idea. The years went by, and the day came when he had power enough to reach his ambition openly, and told them how the glory of their country and of its ancient throne would be increased if the post acrobat were created. He gave examples of other courts and

greater ones. Of course, many oppose him; that is politics. Of it took a long time, that is politics too.

OR


Write an essay on “Energy Crises”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE



a Dismay b Sad c Astonished d Curious

ii Mr. Hubert, the peasant furiously lifted his hand, spot at one side to attest his honour.

a Happily b Angrily c Entirely d Easily

iii She fought with clenched teeth desperately.

a Audaciously b Visibly c Numbly d Sanely

iv A strange darkness for the sun was blazing.

a Watering b Looking c Burning d Rising

v They had all clustered around their sister.

a Required b Shook c Crowded d Framed


a Plentiful b Bright c Disordered d Pretty

vii This visit was all rather impromptu.

a Spontaneous b Deal c Watch d Ova

viii That’s fair and square.

a Equality b Mischief c Wish d Grave

ix They slumber on with paws across.

a Smile b Sleep c Quiver d Race

x No time to turn at beauty’s glance.

a Glimpse b Stare c Ample d Broaden


i The clearing on the top was not more than:

a Three acres b Four acres c Two acres d Three-fourth of an acre

ii “please come down as soon as you can, my daughter is very ______”.

a Ill b Sick c Poor d Innocent

iii What is the beautiful symphony of brotherhood?

a A violin b A guitar c The beautiful song of brotherhood

d Musical composition of brotherhood

iv What had Clay’s family picked?

a Grass b Fruit c Cotton d Wheat

v What is the age of Ellen?

a Twelve b Thirteen c Fifteen d Twenty


i Fatima ______________ after her mother.


a Took b Takes c Has taken d Is taking

ii She ______________ eat whole some food.

a Should b Ought to c May d Might

iii I asked if he _______________ the examinations

a Takes b Had taken c Have take d Will take

iv Would that I _______________ rich.

a Was b Am c Were d Had

v She ______________ there last year.

a Go b Goes c Gone d Went


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. Why did not the old man follow the advice of the doctors?

ii. Why did Harry want to go back to the earth? iii. What happened to the boy when he tried to

snatch the purse? iv. What did Turbut think of Jerken’s argument? v. What was the advice given by Noshirvan to his

people? vi. What was the desire of every farmer?

vii. What is the dream of Martin Luther King? viii. Why Jim did not welcome her when he

stepped in? ix. How much did the Maulvi collect on every

Eid?


i. What was the circumstances that forced the girl to leave her car?

ii. Why did the girl consider First Man her helper?

iii. How did the girl realize the truth in the end? iv. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit? v. What is the role of general powers in the

play? vi. Describe Ellen briefly.

vii. What kind of judge is Judge Applegarth? viii. What is Harry’s philosophy?


i. How does the “Night Mail” affect the life in farm?

ii. How do the children enjoy the fruit?

iii. What is the mother sparrow holding in her beak and why?

iv. What do we ignore in our lives? (Leisure). v. Why is a faithless life worse than slavery?

(Ruba’iyat) vi. What are the effects of God’s Attributes on

man?

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your friend telling him about the annual sports of your college. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college for financial help from a special fund.

Q#4. Write a story bearing the moral: 10 “Union is strength” OR “Slow and steady wins the race”

Q#5(a) Explain the following lines with reference to context: 05 ‘O what was the bird, “said horror to hearer “Did you see that shape in the twisted trees? Behind you swiftly the figure comes softly, The spot on your skin is a shocking disease?”

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 mr hubert surprised and disturbed followed the police officer the mayor a stout serious man was waiting for hubert

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Access; Excess (ii) Adept; Adopt (iii) Ballet; Ballot (iv) Canvas; Canvass (v) Empire; Umpire (vi) Minor; Miner (vii) Rein; Reign



I looked at the top mountain slope where my mother and father had farmed. And I could remember, years later, when they farmed this land. It was on this steep slope that my father once made me a little wooden plough. That was when I was six years old and they brought me to the field to thin corn. I lost my little plough in a furrow and I cried and cried until he made me another plough.

OR


Write an essay on “The use of Drugs”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Suddenly he stopped at the edge of meadow.

a Slowly b Abruptly c Happily d Sadly

ii The water was dripping from his face.

a Running b Moving c Dribbling d Shaking

iii They are all were very nervous.

a Happy b Worried c Good d Silent

iv Unearned suffering is redemptive.

a Harsh b Hard c Unjust d Saving

v The pavements were thronged with pedestrians.

a Players b Singers c Walkers d Patients


a Frightened b Calm c Satisfied d Rich

vii Spelding is concluded T.V broadcast.

a Finding b Ending c Starting d Announcing

viii It is a sentimental comedy.

a Emotional b Tragic c Serious d Scientific

ix The feeling yet survive on the lifeless things.

a Pass away b Remain c Die d Shine

x The Muslims should be God-drunk.

a Lover of Allah b Lover of wealth c Rich man d emotional


i The land was fenced by:

a The son b The old man c The mother d The brother

ii Why did the cook boy run?

a To summon the labourers

b To inform Margaret c To eat meal d To kill the insects

iii What was the colour of the overcoat of the young man?

a Red b Blue c Brown d White


a Killer b Friend c Policeman d Doctor

v Ellen listened to the broadcast of her.

a Daddy b Brother c Mother d Sister


i If he _________________ I shall give him books.


a Read b Reads c Will read d Was reading

ii He will have ___________ .

a Played b Playing c Plays d Is played

iii He _____________ punished.

a Has been b Will c Were d Can

iv Tw and two ____________ four.

a Making b Make c Was made d Has made

v He is coming to _________________ cricket.

a Playing b Played c Play d Is playing


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-II


i. Why did not old man follow the advice of the doctors?

ii. Why did the harry want to go back to the Earth?

iii. What made Hubert shameful? iv. What was the condition of the tonsils of the

sick girl? v. How did the king recover?

vi. How did the old Stephen treat the stray locust which he found on his shirt ?

vii. What is the dream of Martin Luther King Jr? viii. How did the Magi want to celebrate their

Christmas? ix. Write down the good deeds the author has

admitted area great on Christmas?


i. Why was the girl frightened when she saw she saw second man in the room?

ii. Why did not the girl accompany second man? iii. Why doesn’t she want to report to the police? iv. What is Roger Spelding doing when the play

start? v. What does spelding speak into microphone

about the flying object? vi. What does spelding say to his daughter

regarding his broad cast? vii. What does clay want to put in the local

newspaper? viii. What happened to clay’s father?


i. What is the main idea of the poem “O where are you going”?

ii. Why has the poet used ‘cannon balls’ to describe the fruit?

iii. Discuss the theme of the poem “The Feed”. iv. “Leisure” is a satire on modern living. Discuss. v. According to Iqbal, which factors have made

the efforts of Muslims fruitless? vi. What are the things that keep a person alive?

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your “Friend telling him /her about your impression of the college teachers”. OR Write an application to the Principal requesting him to permit you to change your subjects. 10

Q#4. Write a story bearing the moral: 10 “All that glitters is not gold” OR “Haste makes waste”

Q#5(a) Explain the following lines with reference to context: 05 To everything there is a reason, And a time to every purpose under the heaven.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 then I won turn you loose said the woman she did not release him lady I am sorry whispered the boy.

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Aural; Oral (ii) General; Journal (iii) Imperial; Imperious (iv) Beach; Beech


(v) Kettle; Cattle (vi)Straight; Strait (vii) Oar; Ore


Of course, he made speeches and fine ones. On many other subjects; but all the once he stuck to his one idea. They yeas went by, and the day came, when he had power enough to preach his ambition openly, and he told them how the glory of their country and its ancient throne would be increased of the post of court acrobat were created. He gave the example of other courts and greater ones.

OR




S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The fingers of the trees were fondling the substance of clouds.

a Showing b Hiding c Caressing d Teasing

ii Mr. Hubert met with incredulity.

a Distrust b Trust c Fame d Punishment

iii Curse abides on the tyrant forever.

a Pays b Rewards c Diverts d Hangs

iv All the trees looked queer.

a Odd b Lovely c Huge d Upright

v Shamim could not overcomes his embarrassment.

a Joy b Suspense c Confusion d Confidence

vi The man rattles the door viscously.



a Droll b Intellectual c Ghost d Scholar

viii Clay may be man hidden in the junk of the world.

a Rubbish b Sense c Wisdom d Sagacity

ix There was a sneer of cold command on the visage.

a Mock b Smile c Joy d Trance

x God alighted from high heaven.

a Came down b Passed away c Cried d Shouted


i Where did the woman leave her purse in the room?

a On the floor b On the day bed c On the bed d On the table

ii How had the girl fought to keep her secret?

a Quietly b Valiantly c Slowly d Like cowards

iii What did Della try to cover?

a The door b Sad marks c Jim’s chain d Jims gift

iv How does the lightning the affect the light in the room?

a Strengthens b Intensifies c Brightens d Dims

v About what does Kreton feel excited?

a Money b Rule c Houses d Rawness of human emotions



i The light went out when we ___________ dinner.

a Are having b Where having c Will be having d Having

ii The clerks _____________ on strike since Monday.


iii They usually ___________ to Karachi in summer.


iv He ___________ well in the last match.

a Play b Plays c Had played d Played

v Two and two _________ four.

a Makes b Make c Made d Will make


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. Why had the old man planted his secret garden?

iii. What was the reaction of the woman? iv. How did Gorgios Persuade his people to

makes his country strong? v. What was the condition of tonsils of the sick

girl? vi. Why did the quack come back to the camel-

men? vii. What should be the faith of Negroes?

viii. Why did the driver of the truck speed away after the accident?

ix. Write down the good deeds the author has admitted are a great joy on Christmas.


i. Why did the second man accuse the first man of lying?


iii. Why was the girl frightened? iv. Where does the play take place? v. What does Kreton say about human

emotions? vi. Can the earth born compete with the people

of Kreton? vii. Why does Clark Larrabee return?

viii. What does Miss McCutcheon feel about the children of the school?


i. How do you feel after reading the poem “O where are you going”?

ii. What did the traveler see in the desert? (Ozymandias).

iii. What is the main idea of “The Hollow Man”? iv. What is worse than slavery? v. Why do the people of two cities look

powerless and helpless? vi. Is life worth living without love?

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your father requesting him to requesting him to increase your monthly allowance. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college for the issuance of character certicica- te. 10

Q#4. Write a moral story on the lesson: 10 “A friend in need is a friend indeed” OR “As you sow, so shall you reap”

Q#5(a) Explain the following lines with reference to context: 05 Nothing beside remains, Round the decay Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 Now look what you have done said sam a moment later you have broken my mirror.


(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Access; Excess (ii) Born; Borne (iii) Metal; Mettle (iv) Cue; Queue (v) Fair; Fare (vi) Prescribe; Proscribe (vii) Ceremonial; Ceremonious


Two persons threw him in the sea and when he was about to be drowned they pulled him back to the boat, and he clung the stern with both his hands. Then he sat down and remained quiet. This appeared strange to the king, who could not comprehend the wisdom in the action taken by the sergeant, and he asked for it.

OR


Write an essay on “Fashions”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i He was drenched in the hotness of his fear.

a Drowned b Melt c Wet d Dried

ii Mr. Hubert chocked with indiguation and fear.

a Disagree b Anger c Terror d Respect

iii Some travelers stayed under a clump of trees.

a Shadow b Shade c Grove d Bough

iv It was like the darkness of a veldt fire.

a High grass land b Welding c Flame d Hell

v Maulvi Abul had slightly bulging eyes.

a Oval-shaped b Narrow c Closed d Swollen out


a Loudly b Gently c Fiercely d Softly

vii I have a hunch we are in trouble.

a Pain b Cab c Clapping d Feeling

viii I’d like a poodle haircut.

a Doglike b Catlike c Rabbitlike d Horselike

ix He poured a cascade of love.

a Flight b Ecstasy c Waterfall d Look

x To have no faith is worse than slavery.

a Liberty b Bondage c Devotion d Hate


i The sick child was as strong as ______________.

a Her father b Her mother c A cat d A heifer

ii Della’s hair reached below her _____________.

a Neck b Knee c Feet d Back

iii Which city was attacked?

a Texas b Virginia c New York d California

iv The visitor was dressed in the fashion of:

a 1760 b 1860 c 1960 d 2010

v The mother sparrow brings a grain of:


a Rice b Wheat c Millet d Sand


i He asked me, where I ________________?

a Am going b Will go c Was going d Have go

ii I advised him to ______________ the truth.

a Speaks b Speak c Spoke d Will speak

iii He cried as if he _________ mad.

a As b Is c Will be d Had been

iv If you ___________ , you would succeed.

a Work hard b Worked hard c Had work hard d Works hard

v Truth always ____________ .

a Triumphed b Has triumph c Triumphs d Triumph


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. What was the condition of their house? ii. Why did the Arthur disagree with his wife?

iii. Did Gorgios use any shortcut to achieve his ambition?

iv. Why didn’t the boy run from woman’s house? v. What was the result of the cure of by the

quack? vi. Why did the doctor call the girl by her first

name? vii. Why did the Jim sell the golden watch?

viii. Why did the farmers throw wet leaver on fire?



i. Why could the girl not describe the Killer? ii. What are the factors that played a role in

saving the girl? iii. What is the purpose of Kreton’s visit? iv. Write briefly the character of Mrs. Spelding. v. Can the people of the earth compete with

those of Kreton? vi. Why does Miss McCutcheon have a chair with

three legs? vii. Why does Miss McCutcheon want wozzeck to

come?

viii. How does Harry describe the inhibitants of O.K.-by-the-sea?


i. What is the message of the poem, “O Where Are You Going”?

ii. Describe the street of fruit stalls? iii. Why does the poet call modern men as

hollow men? iv. Describe the scene of devastation. (A tale of

two cities). v. Why does a person feel helpless on the death

of friend? (My neighbour friend breathing his last).

vi. Is life worth living without love? (Love—An essence of all religions).

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your father requesting him to increase your monthly allowance. OR Write an application to your Principal for re-admission. 10

Q#4. Write a moral story on the lesson: 10 “A friend in need is a friend indeed.” OR “As you, so shall your reap”.

Q#5(a) Explain the following lines with reference to context: 05 And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command Tell that its sculptor well those passions read


(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 then I won t turn you loose said the woman she did not release him

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Dairy; Diary (ii) Gamble; Gambol (iii) Main; Mane (iv) Pain; Pane (v) Sore; Soar (vi) Vain; Vein (vii) Weak; Week


She led him down the hall to front door and opened it. “Good night! Behave yourself boy!” she said, looking out into the street as he went down the steps. The boy wanted to say something other than, “Thank you Ma’m”, to Mrs. Luella Washington Jones but also

his lip moved, he couldn’t even say that as turned at the foot of the harren stop and looked up at the large woman in the door

OR


Write an essay on “Corruption”


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i I had never felt so sordid.

a Mean b Happy c Healthy d Weak

ii Maulvi Abul and Shamim talked in solitude.

a Privacy b Confidence c Meeting d Class

iii I with my stoop reflect.

a Hunch b Walk c Think d Work



v You have not been prowling up in those ruins.

a Moving about b Digging up c Looking up d Playing

vi You sit down while I fix up something to eat.

a Set out b Control c Prepare d Buy

vii They try to pacify the slave with kindness.

a Calm down b Bring about c Free d Save

viii Which fall him to earth like a log.

a A piece of stone b A piece of steel c A piece of wood d A piece of rock

ix The young man was ambling along the road.

a Walking b Lying c Standing d Running

x The door rattles viscously.

a Consciously b Slowly c Violently d thunderingly


i Who opposed Gorgios on creating the post of court acrobat?

a Many people b His teacher c His father d His wife

ii What sort of piles have been gathered there?

a Bones b Books c Wood and grass d Rubbish

iii Who is after the girl in the play, “Heat Lightning”?

a Her brother b Her friend c The first man d The second man

iv What could Kreton hear?

a Heart beat b Traffic noise c Human brain d Fairies


v Who was sent to bring salt?

a A girl b A woman c A man d A boy


i If you have helped me I ______________ thankful to you.

a Will have b Would have been c May have d Could have

ii You as well as your brother _____________ present there.

a Was b Were c Is d Has been

iii Two and two _____________ four.

a Makes b Make c Made d Making

iv He was climbing down when I ___________ him.

a See b Seen c Saw d Will see

v Let’s close the door before the train _____________.

a Started b Start c Starts d Will start


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I


i. How did the Arthur react to the offer given by Steward?

ii. Why didn’t Jess want to accompany his father?

iii. Why did Harry want to go back to the earth? iv. How did Gorgios persuade his people to make

his country strong? v. Why did the doctor call the sick girl by her

first name? vi. What was the advice given by Nushirvan to his

people? vii. What are qualities of veterans of creative

suffering? viii. Why did Della feel proud of her hair?

ix. Describe Maulvi Abul Barkat’s life before marriage.


i. How did the girl come to know the truth? ii. Why was the girl frightened from second

man? iii. What were the factors that played a role in

saving the girl? iv. What is the role of General Powers in the

play, “visit to a small planet”?

v. What are the public rumours about spaceship?

vi. How does Kreton proves his extraordinary powers before General Powers?

vii. Why doe Clark Laura bee leave his house? viii. What does clay want to put in the local

newspaper?


i. What does the poet mean by the “rich leaves”?

ii. How does the rain water reach the poor leaves?

iii. When should work done? iv. Who was Ozymandias? v. Why does the poet describe modern men as

stuffed men? vi. What does the poet mean by “streams full of

stars”?

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your friend congratulating him on his brilliant success in the examination. OR Write an application to your Principal for remission of fine. 10

Q#4. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy” OR “Tit for tat”.

Q#5(a) Explain the following lines with reference to context: 05


Your diligent looking discover the lacking Your footsteps feel from granite to grass

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 “ I was seen with the pocket book who saw me mr manana the harness man saw you pick up the pocket book”

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i)Bear; Bare (ii)Affect; Effect (iii) Cost; Caste (iv) Die; Dye (v) Floor; Flour (vi) Male; Mail (vii) Pain; Pane


An old woman whose throat was swollen to a frightful size, exclaimed, “O my son, if you could only cure my goiter, I would bless you evermore”. “Certainly,” answered the man. “Here, bring me a

blanket and good-sized mallet? As soon as they were brought, he tied up the woman’s throat and stuck the swollen part with so much force that the poor old creature instantly expired, “Ah, cried people, this fellow is a villain”. So they seized him, being minded to carry him before the King.

OR


Write an essay on “The dangers of smoking”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Fate _____________ up even with the cleverest of criminals.

a Catch b Catches c Caught d Catching

ii She has just come in and ____________ you in five minutes.

a See b Sees c Will see d Saw

iii Where did you _____________ for your holidays last year?

a Go b Went c Gone d Going

iv You had better __________ with some doctor.

a To consult b Consult c Should consult d Consulted

v If he had worked hard, he _______________ the examination.

a Passed b Would pass c Has passed d Would have passed

vi My father bragged again.

a Cried b Laughed c Boasted d Talked

vii She permitted him to stoop and pick her purse.

a Bend the body b Sit c Stand d Fall

viii The doctor forced the spoon in the sick girl’s throat till she gaged.

a Gazed b Cough c Fought d Stified

ix We will hew out of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope.

a Cut out b Find out c Work out d Search out

x “All tugged up for Saturday night, poor chap”.

a Made b Ready c Dressed finely d Dressed badly


i The man was dragging the corpse in the mud.

a Pulling b Dropping c Covering d Smearing

ii It’s not very flattering when one’s own daughter won’t listen.

a Commenting b Pleasing c Admiring d Interesting

iii I’ve found exactly what I was looking for.

a Really b Evidently c Accurately d Eventually


iv Is hung with bloom among the bough.

a Road b Branch c Sticks d Leaves

v Through love the stake becomes a throne.

a Dominion b Command c Royal seat d Rule


i What was found on Hubert?

a A piece of string b Pocket book c Some money d Bunch of keys

ii The first name of the sick girl was ____________.

a Norma b Mathilda c Cora d Marry

iii What did buy for Jim?

a A watch b A gold watch chain c A shirt d Necktie

iv She saw the man dragging out of his car ______________.

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

v ‘O.K.-by-the-sea’ is the name of a _________________.

a Rock b Shore c Town d River


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. Why did the son at the age of six cry? iii. Why did the woman ask the boy to wash his

face? iv. What made Hubert shameful? v. What was the condition of tonsils of the sick

girls? vi. What was the remedy suggested by the

physicians for the disease of King? vii. Did Margaret know what to do to keep the

locust away? viii. What should be the faith of Negroes?

ix. Why are the noble deeds always a great joy for the author?


i. What was the condition of the weather? ii. What forced the girl to leave her car on the

road? iii. What was the purpose of the visit of Kreton? iv. What is the theme of the study of Kreton? v. What is Harry’s philosophy?

vi. How does Miss McCutcheon feel about the children of the town?

vii. What kind of Judge is Judge Applegarth? viii. What does Harry advice Miss McCutcheon to

teach?


i. What qualities of the “night mail” have been described in the poem?

ii. What kind of picture of Karachi slums do we get after reading the poem, “A sindhi woman”?

iii. What has the poet described in the poem “The Feed”?

iv. What has made the efforts of Muslims fruitless?

v. Why does a person feel helpless on the death of a friend?

vi. What are the effects of attributes of God?

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your friend congratulating him on his brilliant success in the examination. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college to apologise for your misbehavior. 10

Q#4. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Necessity is the mother of invention” OR “Greed is a curse”

Q#5(a) Explain the following lines with reference to context: 05


No eye could look The explosion that took The lives of two glories In the moments of furies

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 o him yes he saw me pick up this string here and as he said so drew out the little piece of string from his pocket

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Advice; Advise (ii) Beneficial; Beneficient (iii) Childlike; Childish (iv) Feat; Feet (v) Metal; Mettle (vi) Pore; Pour (vii) Story; Storey


The child was fairly meeting me up with her cold, steady eyes, and no expression on her face

whatever. She didn’t move and seemed, inwardly, quiet; an unusually attractive little thig, and as strong as heifer in appearance. But her face was flushed, she was breathing rapidly, and I realized that she had a high fever. She had magnificent long hair, in profusion. One of those picture children often produced in advertising leaflets and the photogravure sections of the Sunday papers.

OR


Write an essay of 300 words on “Importance of Computer”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Good Heavens! You are in terrible state.

a Awful b Great c Extreme d Incorrigible

ii You are deliberately trying to confuse me.

a Carefully b Planning c Justify d Consciously

iii “The Oyster and the Pearl” is a sentimental comedy.

a Serious b Emotional c Sensitive d Sceptic

iv The poet has lived a score of springs.

a Ten b Twenty c Forty d Fifty

v At every place are shrieks in stock.

a In market b Collected c In store d Necessary

vi Norma looked disgusted.

a Offended b Tired c Interested d Sad

vii The lady’s kind behaviour embarrassed the boy.

a Frightened b Pleased c Encouraged d Put to shame

viii The old woman expired instantly.

a Inwardly b Immediately c Previously d Entirely

ix All flesh shall see together the glory of the lord.

a Mankind b Light c Meat d Opressors

x The women sang songs of the excitement of union and the pangs of separation.

a Sadness b Pain c Power d Pull


i The was thought to be suffering from ______________.

a Fever b Malaria c Diphtheria d Typhoid

ii Della’s hair reached below her ____________.

a neck b Back c Knee d Feet

iii The bus was late due to _____________.



iv I’d like you to meet our new _____________.

a Neighbour b Barber c Teacher d Lawyer

v The woman advised the boy to ______________.

a Work hard b Go to school c Respect the elders d Behave himself


i When I _______________ out, the sun was shining.

a Go b Have gone c Went d Had gone

ii If I go to Lahore, I _____________ toys for you.

a Bring b Shall bring c Have brought d Brings

iii He wept as if he ____________ in great pain.

a Were b Was c Has been d Is

iv The farmers _____________ ploughed their fields.

a Has b Can c Will have d Might

v Hardworking students always ____________ good marks.

a Got b Has got c Had got d Get


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I



ii. What had the doctors told the old man iii. What happened to the boy when he tried to

snatch the purse? iv. Why did Manan accuse Hubert of picking the

lost pocket-book? v. What was the condition of the parents of on

the arrival of the doctor? vi. What was the advice given by Nushirvan to his

people? vii. Why did the farmers throw wet leaves on the

fire? viii. What was the cause of Negroes

discontentment? ix. Why did the driver of the truck speed away

after the accident?


i. How does the girl come to know that the first man is the killer?

ii. How did the second man accuse the first man of lying?

iii. What does Mr. Spelding think about Mr. John?

iv. What quotation does Mr. Spelding quote? v. What is the difference between the two

civilizations? vi. What has happened to the Clay’s father?

vii. What does Clark give Harry and for what purpose?

viii. Why does Clark Larrabee return?


i. What will happen when it stops raining? ii. What did the poet reflect when he saw the

Sindhi woman? iii. What did the traveler see in the desert? iv. Write down the central idea of the poem,

“Leisure”. v. Describe the scene of devastation. (A tale of

two cities). vi. How can the crust of the snow glitter?

SECTION-II

Q#3. Write a letter to your father requesting him to increase your monthly allowance. OR Write an application to the Principal of your college for fee concession. 10


Q#4. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “All that glitters in not gold” OR “Haste makes waste”

Q#5(a) Explain the following lines with reference to context: 05 Wicks balance flame, a dark dew falls In the street of the fruit stalls Melon, guava, mandarin Pyramids like Cannon balls

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 the woman said you ought to by my son I would teach your right from wrong least I can do is to wash your face are you hungry

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Born; Borne (ii) Calendar; Calender (iii) Eligible; Illegible (iv) Heal; Heel (v) Lesson; Lessen (vi) Pair; Pare (vii) Vain; Vein


In the final unreasoning assault I over powered the child’s neck and jaws. I forced the heavy silver spoon back of her teeth and down her throat till she gagged. And there it was both her tonsils covered with membrane. She had fought valiantly to keep me from knowing her secret. She had been hiding that sore throat for three days at least and lying to her parents in order to escape just such an outcome. Now truly she was furious. She had been on the offensive before but now she attacked. Tried to get off her father’s lap and fly at me while tears of defeat blinded her eyes.

OR


Write an essay of 300 words on “Importance of computer education”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i The school children are unruly.

a Good b Wild c Hardworking d Sensible

ii The cherry is hung with bloom.

a Beds b Snow c Rain d Blossom

iii Life if full of care.

a Love b Worries c Joys d Tests

iv I’m afraid I’m not at liberty to tell you that

a Permission b Shopping c Market d Knowing

v He did not want to be mistrusted.

a Asked b Invited c Respected d Suspected

vi It was a splendid scene.

a Sufficient b Magnificient c Horrible d Suitable

vii Old Stephen yelled at the house boy.

a Called b Screamed c Talked d Amused

viii Shamim Ahmed stumbled over the words.

a Staggered b Resembled c Discussed d Remembered

ix The girl looked stunned.

a Beautiful b Dangerous c Confused d Delighted

x It’s going to hit the house.

a Collide b Pass c Smooth d Revolve


i No one can count Della’s

a Combs b Love c Jewels d Shoes

ii What does john grow?


a English walnuts b Rice c Peas d Grains

iii The bus was late due to

a Rush b Storm c Accident d Traffic jam

iv The old man cut

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

v The slave had never experienced any

a Pleasure b Calamity c Rule d War


i Work hard lest you _______________.

a Should fail b Will fail c Fail d Can fail

ii If he ______________ I will help him

a Came b Had come c Comes d Will come

iii We ought to _____________ our elders.

a Obey b Obeyed c Have obeyed d Obeying

iv He _______________ out five minutes ago.

a Goes b Went c Has gone d Had gone

v I ________ tea every morning.

a Takes b Take c Has taken d Had taken


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

SECTION-I

Q#2. Answer (in 3-4 lines / sentences) the following any six questions from book-I (short stories). 12

i. Why did the old man take the steep path? ii. What news did Laura listen on the radio?

iii. Why did the woman not punish the boy? iv. Why did Hubert keep claiming his innocence

before his death? v. What was the advice given by Nushirvan to his

people? vi. How did the quack try to cure the old

woman? vii. What was the cause of Negroes

discontentment? viii. Why did Della feel pride in the beauty of her

hair? ix. Why was the Recording Angel tired?


i. Does the girl become suspicious of First Man as the play progresses?

ii. What was the condition of the weather? (Heat Lightning).

iii. Why did the girl ask for help from first man?

iv. What type of life do you foresee in the year 5000? (Visit to a small planet).

v. How impressive were the morals of Kreton? vi. Describe Mrs. Spelding briefly.

vii. How does Miss. McCutcheon feel about the children of the town?

viii. What did Applegarth say about Miss McCutcheon?


i. What does the “night mail” bring? ii. What is the main idea of the poem “O where

are you going”? iii. Why has the poet used “cannon balls” to

describe the fruit? iv. What is the importance of time with

reference to the poem “Times”? v. What kind of problem the mother sparrow

face? vi. On what the harmony of the Muslim nation

depends?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your younger brother, suggesting some methods of improving English. OR Write an application to the Principal of your


college for the issuance of the character certificate. (10)

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Look before you leap” OR “God helps those who help themselves”

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 No time to turn at Beauty’s glance, And watch her feet, how they can dance; No time wait till her mouth can Enrich that smile, her eyes began?

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 I was seen with the pocket book who saw me mr manana the harness man saw you pick up the pocket book

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Adapt; Adopt (ii) Hail; Hale (iii) Peace; Piece (iv) Monetary; Momentous

(v) Popular; Populous (vi) Bridal; Bridle (vii) Week; Weak

Q#8. Translate the following passage into Urdu. (Book-I, Short Stories) 15

Of course, it took a long time, that is politics too. But as the years went by he wore down opposing arguments, till he had taught people what a lesson it would be to all the nations to have a young athlete at Court exhibiting perfect physical fitness, and how such an example would strengthen their soldiers and enable them finally to win just the rights of the nation in victorious battle against their accursed neighbours. And so the idea caught on; and to make a very long story short, the post of court acrobat was duly created.

OR


Write an essay of 300 words on “Democracy”.


S. Name; .

OBJECTIVE TYPE


i Jess’s father climbed a bluff that rose abruptly.

a Sapling b Peak c Trunk d Cliff

ii The good soul, Mr. Hubert, chocked with indignation.

a Strength b Rage c Power d Blame


a Beauty b Honour c Misfortune d Comfort

iv He seemed to labour to understand what had happened?

a Facilities b Struggle c Find d Kick

v The young man’s heels were grimed with dirt.

a Soiled b Injured c Wet d Washed

vi A dog comes by chance and seizes the Man.

a Greets b Grabs c Covers d Meets

vii Ellen fidgets as she listens to the broadcasts of her father.

a Laugh b Slumbers c Twitches d Enjoys

viii Clark’s fishing tackle was safe and sound in the closet.

a Boat b Gear c Room d Handbag

ix The faces of the children were as radiant as the lantern.

a Lifeless b Thin c Glowing d Soft


a Tempt b Repel c Disturb d Distract


i Where did Jess lose his plough?

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

ii What was being roasted for Nushirvan?


a A goat b A deer c A rabbit d A bird

iii How many times did Della count her savings?

a Two times b Three times c Four times d Five times

iv Who chases the girl in “Heat Lightning”?

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

v What does John grow?

a Grains b English walnut c Peas d Rice


i When guest come, we _____________ their rooms.

a Cleans b Cleaned c Will have cleaned d Has cleaned

ii I thanked them for what they _________ for me.

a Would do b Will do c Has done d Had done

iii We _____________ the examination yet.

a Took b Has taken c Is not taken d Have not taken

iv Charity ___________ at home.

a Began b Begins c Begin d Would begin

v If he worked hard, he _____________ the examination.

a Will pass b Can pass c Would pass d Passes


SUBJECTIVE TYPE

Q#2. Answer (in 3-4 lines / sentences) the following any six questions from book-I (short stories). 12


ii. What is the lesson the writer wants to convey in the short story “clearing in the sky”?

iii. What was the effect of the kind behaviour of the woman on the boy? (Thank you Ma’am).

iv. What made Hubert shameful? (the piece of string).

v. Describe the scene of inauguration. (The reward).

vi. Why did the doctor call the sick girl by her first name?

vii. What was the condition of the land after the attack of locusts?

viii. What was the dream of Martin Luther King? ix. What is the theme of the short story “Over

Coat”?


i. How did the girl realize the truth? (Heat Lightning).

ii. Why did the girl consider First man her helper?

iii. What were the factors that played a role in saving the life of the girl?

iv. Describe the landing scene of “flying saucer”. v. What type of woman is Mrs. Spelding?

vi. Why was general powers put the house of Mrs. Spelding under Martial law?

vii. What does Clark Larrabee give to Harry and why?

viii. How does Harry describe the inhabitants of O.K.-by-the-sea?


i. What was the poet mean by “rich leaves”? ii. What does the reader say to the rider?

iii. What does the poet mean when he say that there is a time to every purpose under the heaven?

iv. Describe the gait of the sindhi woman. v. What did the traveler see in the desert?

vi. Why did the people look powerless and helpless?

SECTION-II

Q#5. Write a letter to your friend congratulating him on his success in examination. OR


Write an application to the Principal of your college for the grant of Fee Concession. (10)

Q#6. Write a story on the moral lesson: 10 “Honesty is the best policy”. OR “Haste makes waste”.

Q#7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: 05 Round the decay Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away.

(b)Punctuate the following extract: 05 the towns empty but we found native life in the hills sir dark people yellows eyes martians very friendly we talked a bit not much they learn English fast.

(C) Attempt any FIVE of the following pairs of words in your own sentences: 05 (i) Accept; Except (ii) Feet; Feat (iii) Cell; Sell (iv) Dose; Doze (v) Eligible; Illegible (vi) Hair; Hare (vii) Team; Teem

Q#8. Translate the following passage into Urdu. (Book-I, Short Stories) 15

Whatever the question was it was at once understood. Royal smiles were directed towards him, and gentle applause broke out from every hand, which he understood at once, and the old bent form moved on away from the hurdle. Once he raised a hand to touch the lowest of the swings that were hung from the ceiling. But again the applause broke out, assuring him that no actual activity was expected to him.

OR


Write an essay of 300 words on “My National Hero”.

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