Five Years English 2001

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Engl ish Five Years.

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ENGLISH 2001Time: 3 hours Max.Marks.75

1 . Wr i t e an essay o f 120 to 15 0 w ords on any One o f the fo l l ow ing top i cs :-

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i) An Evening at Seasideii) My Last Day at Schooliii) Importance of Computer in the Modern Lifeiv) Earthquakes 2

2 . Write an application to the Director of School Education for the post of a teacher.

OR ( 8 )

Write a letter to your friend telling him/her what you did during the summer vacation.

OR

Write a dialogue between two friends discussing the consequences of foreign economic

aid or water shortage in the country.

3 . Do as d i rect ed: - ( 1 5 )

i) The rising sun is worshiped by everyone.(Change the vo ice .)

(Ans: Everyone worships the rising sun)

ii) Did he fail to notice you when he entered the room?(Change in to Asser t i ve fo rm .)

(Ans: He failed to notice you when he entered the room)

iii) They had already changed their mind.(Chang e the vo ice.)

(Ans: Their mind had already been changed)

iv) He said to the boy. "What are you doing here so far from home?"(Change in to I nd i rec t f o rm )

(Ans: He asked the boy what he was doing there very far from home.)

v) He said to the audience, "Lean talk sound sense whenever I choose."(Change in to i nd i rec t f o rm .)

(Ans: He told the audience that he could talk sound sense whenever he chose.)

vi) He longed for a life free from cares and anxieties.(Make the sen tence In te r roga t i ve .)

(Ans: Did he long for a life free from cares and anxieties.)

vii) He is not your enemy.(Make the sen tence Af f i rm a t i ve .)

(Ans: He is your enemy.)

viii) The cunning man is deceiving you.(Chang e th e Voice.)

(Ans: You are being deceived by the cunning man.)

ix) I follow the rules.


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(Change t he ve rb in to P resen t Per fec t t ense .)

(Ans: I have followed the rules.)

x) A few scholars left Karachi.(Change the ve rb in to Fu tu r e tense .)

(Ans: A few scholars will leave Karachi.)

xi) He fell________ his horse and was killed.(I nse r t a Prepos i t i on .)

(Ans: He fell f r om his horse and was killed.)

xii) I poured some water________ the glass.(I nse r t a Prepos i t i on .)

(Ans: I poured some water i n t o the glass.)

xiii) I asked my friend if he would join me that evening.(Change in t o D i rec t na r ra t i on .)

(Ans: I said to my friend, "Will you join me this evening?")

xiv) ________ horses of Arabia are very strong and fast.(I n s er t a n A r t i c le .)

(Ans: Th ehorses of Arabia are very strong and fast.)

xv) he said to his teacher where do the people get their water from(Punc tua te a r id use cap i ta l l e t te r s w here necessary .)

(Ans: He said to his teacher, "Where do the people get their water from?")

4 . ( a ) Answer any S ix o f t he fo l l ow ing ques t ions in tw o to th r ee sen tences each : -

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i) How did the beggar try to rob the rich man of his horse?ii) Why did the people of the East have always had a very high regard for teachers?iii) How do they get such a high produce per hectare from the model farm?iv) What is meant by dignity of work? How did our Holy Prophet (S.A.W.) set the

examples of dignity work?

v) What were the different entertainments for the people in the village fair?vi) How is a Nigerian village different from a Pakistani village?vii) Where is Landikotal? Write a short account of Bilal's and his friends' stay there.viii) What are the famous crafts of Sindh?ix) How did King Faisal develop his country?

4 . ( b ) A n sw e r a n y f o u r o f t h e f o l l o w i n g q u e s t i o n s in t w o t o t h r e e s en t e n c es e ac h : -

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x) What is the message of the poem "The Voice of God"?xi) Who wrote the poem "A Nation's Strength"? According to the poet, what makes

a nation strong and respectable?

xii) Who does the poetess praise in the poem 'Beautiful Hands' and why?xiii) Why should we speak gently to all?xiv) What lesson did King Bruce learn from the spider?xv) Write in brief the qualifies of character of young Casablanca.


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5 . Fi l l i n any F ive b lanks choos ing the co r rec t answ ers f r om the b r acke ts : -

i) Thomas Moore was an________ poet (American, Indonesian, i r i sh )ii) But the noblest thing which perished there, was that young________ heart!

(faithful, dutiful, noble)

iii) Khyber Pass is a busy trade________ (rude, r o u t e , root)iv) The bush area, consists of________ trees and heavy undergrowth. (shattered,

sca t te red , withered)

v) In the northern areas of Pakistan are silvery waterfalls and ________ lakes.(pool, cool , tool)

vi) But earth shall________ in the ray. (listen, mission, glisten)

6 . Use any Three o f t he fo l l ow ing id iom at i c st ru c tu res in sen te n ce s o f y o u r o w n : -

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i) to run out of;ii) to make fun of;iii) to shed crocodile tears;iv) far and wide;v) in black and white;vi) to wind up

7 . Trans la te th e fo l l ow ing sen tences in to Eng l i sh : - ( 5 )

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Answer:-

i) You are wasting your time.ii) The earthquake was very severe.iii) Did you, too, help anybody?iv) We have entered the 21st Century.v) Is he taking admission in the college?8 . Read the fo l l ow ing passage and answ er the g i ven q ues t ions : - ( 5 )

Often men without worth or merit gain popularity. They please masses by appealing to

their sentiments. Somebody praises them. Then others praise them. Thus they become

popular. The masses are brainless, they blindly follow others. They don't have time and

intelligence to test the merit of others. Persons without merit often get popularity by

continuous propaganda. Against this person of merit often fails to get popularity because

they do not flatter people to please them nor do they carry on propaganda to gain

popularity.

i) What sort of people often gain popularity?


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ii) How do they do so? Explain.iii) Why does the writer say that masses are brainless?iv) Why do people of merit often fail to gain popularity?v) Write the adjective form of 'popularity' and the noun form of 'please'.

9 . W r i t e t h e s u m m a r y o f t h e f o l l o w i n g p a ss ag e r e d u ci n g i t o n t h i r d o f i t s l e n g t h : -

Reading is a welcome escape from dullness of daily life. It is an excellent recreation which

rich and poor alike can afford. Moreover a large number of public libraries makes reading

cheaper and easier than ever before. A man who has developed a taste for reading asks

nothing more of life, besides the means of physical well-being if he is provided with books

and time to read them. Reading of newspapers, history, geography, accounts of travels,

drama and above all fiction is a source of keen delight. Millions of men and women

nowadays find delight in reading.

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