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Since-2012 Code-002 Easy English Course

English Education Study Centre Publication

EESC A Group of Foreign Language

According to new syllabus BOARD OF SEC. EDU. AJMER, RAJASTHAN

CLASS - XII

Easy English Course

A Key to Success

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Writer : RAMESHWAR LAL SAINI B. Ed., M.A. [Eng. & Pub. Admi.]



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A New Method of Teaching English with Excellent way.

By- RAMESHWAR LAL SAINI

About this Book :-

The book ‘Easy English Course’ have resulted by a team of

extremely dedicated and highly qualified teachers . The

book which is in your hand, is not reaching here directly

from the publisher rather it has gone through highly

qualified teachers. So that it would be useful to each



candidate. However you point out any mistake please

suggest us. Send your views to the following address.

Postel Add.- Ishwari Singhpura, Nindad Jaipur-302013

Mob. 9875249976 Email - [email protected]

Paper Time

3.15 Hrs

Marks for Paper

80

Session

20

Total Marks

100

Area of Learning Marks

1. Reading ( Passage 6 + 9 = 15 )

2. Writing ( 7 + 7 + 7 + 4 = 25)

3. Text Book – I ( 15 + 10 = 25)

4. Text Book - II

15

25 25 15

Section – A Marks- 15

Passage – 9

Passage – 6

Section – B Marks- 25

(i) Letter ( Official and Business & CV ) 7

(ii) Report Writing ( On Accident and Event ) 7

(iii) Speech and Article 7

(iv) Notice, Poster, Invitation, Advertisement,

Argument (any one out of two ) 4

Section – C Marks- 40

Book I – PANORAMA - 15

SYLLABUS

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Book II – RAINBOW - 15

Poem - - 10

CONTENTS S.No Topics Page No.

1. Message 3

2. Syllabus 4

3.

Writing Skills 6

A. Job Application 7

B. Editor Letter 11

C. Enquiry & Asking Letter 13

D. Complain Letter 15

A. Notice 19

B. Invitation 25

C. Advertisement 29

D. Poster 32

4. Report 34

5. Article 38

6. Speech 43

7. Question Answer Method 49

8. Question Answer 51

9. Poem Extract 60

10. Factual Passage 61

CONTENTS



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1. Letters (any one out of two)

(i) Application for Job ( C V )

(ii) Editor Letter ( on various social & national issues )

(iii) Business Or Official Letter ( Enquiries & Asking,

Registering Complaints )

2. Notice, Invitation, Advertisement, Poster, Argument

( One out of two about 50 words)

3. Report writing on an Event & a factual description

( One out of two about 100 words )

4. Speech / Article based on visual and verbal input on a factual

11. Note Making 65

12. Extract & Passage Answer 68

13. Model Paper 73

TOPICE - 1 Writing Skills



description or argumentative ( One out of two about 100 words )

.

((ii)) JJoobb AApppplliiccaattiioonn aass aa FFoorrmmaatt

146- Bajaj Nagar

Ajmer Road Jaipur

8 March 2018

The Principal

S. R. Sr. Sec School

Jaipur

Subject :- Application for the post of …………………………………….. Sir

With reference to your advertisement in ‘The Rajasthan Patrika’ dated 02

March 2018 for the post of I want to

offer my candidature for above mentioned post. If I am given a chance I

shall do my best to give you full satisfaction.



My resume is enclosed herewith for your ready reference. I am interested

in this post. I would bring to the post a proven ability.

Thank You

Yours Faithfully

Name- (………………………)

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Enclosed – My Resume

CURRICULUM VITAE

Personal Detail -

Name:- : …………………

Father’s Name:- : ........................................

Date of Birth:- : …………………………

Mother’s Name:- :. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Address:- : …………………………..

Telephone No.:- : 9876543210

Status:- : Unmarried

Gender:- : Male

Religious:- : Hindu

Language Known:- : Hindi & English

Experience :- Four years experience in this field.

Underline world, question paper

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Educational Qualification –

BA with 70% from University of Rajasthan in 2010.

MA with 65% from University of Rajasthan in 2012.

B.Ed.with 80% from University of Rajasthan in 2015

ITI from NCEVT Jodhpur in 2017.

RS-CIT from VMOU Kota in 2014.

Skils & Hobbies -

Good caching power.

Good speaking ability.

Hardworking

Punctual

Reading books & newspapers.

Ready to work any situation.

Q.1 You are Sanjay kumar from Jaipur. Write a Job Application to The

Principal of Maharishi Sandeepni Girls School Jaipur for the post of

English Lecture.

146- Bajaj Nagar

Ajmer Road

Jaipur

8 March 2018

The Principal

Maharishi Sandeepni Sr. Sec. Girls School

Jaipur

Subject :- Application for the post of English Lecture .



Sir

With reference to your advertisement in ‘The Rajasthan Patrika’ dated 02

March,2018 for the post of English Lecturer. I want to offer my

candidature for above mentioned post. If I am given a chance I shall do

my best to give you full satisfaction. My resume is enclosed herewith for

your ready reference. I am interested in this post. I would bring to the post

a proven ability.

Thank You

Yours Faithfully Sanjay Kumar

Enclosed – My Resume

CURRICULUM VITAE



Personal Detail –

Name :- Sanjay Kumar

Father’s Name :- Shivraj Kumar Date of Birth :- 23 March,1988 Mother’s Name :- Monika Devi Address :- 146, Bajaj Nagar

Ajmer Road Jaipur

Telephone No. :- 9876543210

Status :- Unmarried Gender :- Male

Religious :- Hindu

Language Known :- Hindi & English Experience :- Four years experience in this field.

Educational Qualification –

B. Sci. with 70% from University of Rajasthan in 2010.

M. Sci. with 65% from University of Rajasthan in 2012.

B.Ed. with 80% from University of Rajasthan in 2015

ITI from NCEVT Jodhpur in 2017.

RS-CIT from VMOU Kota in 2017.

Skils & Hobbies -

Good caching power.

Good speaking ability.

Hardworking

Punctual

Reading books & newspapers.

Ready to work any situation.

((iiii)) EEddiittoorr LLeetttteerr aass aa Format



146- Bajaj Nagar

Ajmer Road Jaipur

8 March 2018

To

The Editor .

The Times of India . .

Jaipur

Subject :- A Letter on the .

Sir

Through the column of your esteemed newspaper I would like to draw

the attention of concerned authorities of the . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .It is very serious issue for all the

human society and government. You should take step immediately to

this issue.

I request to the concerned authorities to highlight this issue through the

newspaper.

Thanking You

Yours Faithfully

Deepak Kumar



Q. 1 Write a letter to the editor of ‘Hindustan Times’ newspaper about

atrocities against women everywhere expressing your views. You are

Sharad Chand from Delhi.

146- Bajaj Nagar

Ajmer Road Delhi

10 March, 2017

To

The Editor . The Hindustan Times .

Delhi

Subject :- A Letter about atrocities against women everywhere.

Sir

Through the columns of your esteemed newspaper I would like to draw

the attention of concerned authorities on the atrocities against women

everywhere. Some people have lost their respect for women in society. It

is very serious issue for all the human society and government. We

should take step immediately to this issue and let them free.

I request the concerned authorities to highlight this issue through the

newspaper and oblige.

Thanking You

Yours Faithfully

Sharad Chand



((33)) MMaakkiinngg EEnnqquuiirriieess LLeetttteerr aass aa Format

146- Bajaj Nagar

Ajmer Road

Jaipur

8 March 2018

The Manager .

SBI Bank .

Murlipura Branch

Jaipur

Subject :- A Letter to enquiry about .

Sir

With most respectfully I would be kind to you for this that I want to take

a essential enquire on the ___________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .

Kindly send me the related information about … … . . . . . . . . .… at the

earliest and your oblige.

Thanking You

Yours Faithfully

Sanjay Kuldeep



Q.1 You are Sulekha Gupta residing at 24, Pushkar Road, Ajmer. You

saw an advertisement about a course in spoken English published by American English Institute 132-Vijay Nagar Kota. Write a letter

the Head of Institute inquiring about all the details that you require.

24, Pushkar Road

Ajmer

8 March, 2018

Head of Institute

American English Institute

22- Vijay Nagar

Kota

Subject :- A Letter to enquiring about Spoken English Course

Sir

This is with reference to your advertisement with most respectfully I

want to take a essential enquire about Spoken English Course. I

have just passed my Sr. Sec. Exam. Now I want to learn spoken

English. I am interested in the course.

Kindly send me the attached information about fees, course duration

at the earliest

Thanking You

Yours faithfully

Sulekha Gupta



(iv) RReeggiisstteerriinngg CCoommppllaaiinntt LLeetttteerr aass aa Format

146- Bajaj Nagar

Ajmer road

Jaipur

8 March, 2018

The Postmaster .

Head Post Office .

Jaipur

Subject :- A Letter on the .

Sir

With most respectfully I would like to bring your kind attention on the

issue of…………………………………………………………………………………………….

It is very serious issue to us. All the people of this locality effected very

much to this problem. Now we hope you to notice on contained viable

issue. It is humbly requested to look in to the matter immediately and do

the needful.

Thanking You

Yours Faithfully

Alok Kuldeep



EXAMPLE –

Q.1 Imagine that you are Purnima Gupta from Alwar. Write a letter to the Sub-Divisional Officer, BSNL, Alwar on regarding frequent

telephone disorder in your locality.

146- Bajaj Nagar

Ajmer Road

Alwar

10march, 2017

The Sub-Divisional Officer BSNL Office

Alwar

Subject :- A Letter on the frequent telephone disorder.

Sir

With most respectfully I would like to bring your kind attention on the

issue of telephones in our locality are generally laying dead. It is very

serious issue to us.

All the people of this locality effected very much to this problem. Now

we hope you to notice on contained viable issue. It is humbly requested

to look in to the matter immediately and do the needful.

Thank You

Yours Faithfully



Purnima Gupta

Most Important questions for Board Exams -

Job Letter

Q. 1 Write an application to The Director of AMITI College, Delhi Road, Jaipur for the post of LDC.

Q.2 You are Sanjay Singhaniya B-170,Malviya Nagar Jaipur. Read

the advertisement given below and write an application to the

advertiser applying for the job.

Indian Pharmaceuticals 45-Ghiya Marg, Alwar

Requires Trainee medical representatives

Candidates should be graduates in Science and below 25

years of age. good knowledge in English and computer.

Attractive salary .Apply with complete resume at the

above address.

Q.3 Require a Lady Receptionist for the post of cum - Telephone Operator. Smart Female Post graduate with an attractive Personality of not more than 28 years. Experience will be preferred. Write to M. D., Ajeet Nursing Home Kota, with Personal detail. You are Needhi Saini Amar singh market Kota, Rajasthan.

Q..4 Write a job application for the post of Clerk advertised in the local newspaper of your city.

Q.5 You are Sunita Kumari 62-Gulabpura Mozila Moad Jodhpur. Through an advertisement in the ‘Time of India’ Newspaper you have come to know about a vacancy for the post of female personal secretary in Jyoti & Sons Pvt. Ltd Company Jodpur. Draft a CV for this Job.



Q.6 Write a job application for the post of English Lecturer in SK

College Sikar.You come to know about this job by an advertised

in the local newspaper of your city.

Editor Letter

Q.7 Write a letter to the editor of ‘Rajasthan Patrika’ newspaper to publish your views on the use of poise plastic bags in Rajasthan.

Imagine that you are Kavita from Alwar.

Q.8 Write a letter to the editor of ‘Times of India’ on keeping Jaipur clean.

Q.9 Write a letter to the editor of ‘Dainik Sawera’ newspaper on the

Child Labour in Rajasthan. Imagine that you are Deepak Chowan

from Ajmer.

Complaining letter

Q.10 Complain by writing a letter to the Head of women welfare

society Jaipur about the increasing incidents of chain snatching

and eve teasing and request him to take strict measure to improve

it. You are Shruti of Swaroop Nagar, Jaipur.

Q.11 Suppose you are Anami studying in Govt. Senior Sec. School

Kota.Write an official letter to the Principal of your school

complaining about the poor condition of your classroom.

Q.12 Last Week on Friday you went to the city market to buy some

graphics paper. You left your HF-Deluxe bike on road no parking

area. It took you half an hour to come out from market. You

found your bike missing from there. Write a letter of complaint to

the Superintendent of Police giving all details about your bike.



You are Sunami Kanwar from Ashapur Locality, Ajmer Road,

Jaipur.

(1) Notice

Format No. 1

There are following notice in this format -

(i) To inform students District level cricket match tournament

(ii) To inform students NCC Camp or SUPW Camp in school

(iii) Blood Donation or Free eye donation camp (iv) Children’s Day or Teacher’s Day celebration or Gandhi Jayanti

(v) To inform students to Educational Tour or Picnic Tour

(vi) To inform students to Quiz-Competition or inter-class debate

Competition (vii) International Yoga Day Celebration on 21 June OR Environment

Day Celebration on 05 June

(viii) Clean India/Swachchha Bharat Mission Camp (ix) Notice to inform about a meeting of students union

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GOVT. SR. SEC. SCHOOL, CHOMU JAIPUR

TOPIC - 2 Short Comparisons



NOTICE Monday 10 March, 2018

Subject .

All the students and the teachers of this school are hereby informed

that we are going to hold a _ (i) Event name (ii) day & time

parents also will be allowed. Those, who are interested in taking part

in this event may give their name to under- signed fellow or for more

information contact in office.

By

Principal

Q.1 Write a Notice on school bulletin-board on the Environment day

function in School Campus.

Ex.




NOTICE

Wednesday 2 June, 2018

Environment Day Celebration


that we are going to hold Environment day Celebration in

school campus.

Day - on 5 June. 2018

Time - at 11 am to 4 pm

Events – Small trees are planted, Clean the

campus, save trees

Those, who are interested in taking schpart in this event may

present in school at time as informed.

By

Alok Kuldeep

(Mamber of school event clubs )

Notice Format No.2

(i) Lost (anything) (ii) Found (iii) To- Let (iv) Sale



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NOTICE

Satyrday 10 March, 2018

subject .


that . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . .. .. . . . . . in school campus. If any student belongs to this may contact to

under- signed fellow.

By

Alok Kuldeep

Q.1 Write a Notice on school bulletin-board that you have lost your

Mark-Sheet of class-X in school rooms somewhere now you need it



for Board Exam form.

Ex.


NOTICE

Monday 10 March 2018

Lost

All the students and the teachers of this school are hereby informed that

I have lost my mark-sheet of class- X in school campus somewhere

now I need it for Board Exam form. Name-Alok Kumar Father’s name

Shyam lal Roll.No. 323334 session – 2014. If any student find it may

returned or contact to under- signed fellow.

By

Alok Kumar

Notice Format No.3



(i) Deposit Fees (ii) For return library book

(iii) School time change (iv) Any type of notice information for students

(v) Deposit internal assignment before exam

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GOVT. SR. SEC. SCHOOL, JAIPUR

NOTICE

Tuesday 10 March, 2018

subject -


that __ __ _ _ ___ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ It is compulsory for all the students. If anyone want more information may contact to under- signed fellow.

By

Principal



Q.1 Write a notice on school bulletin-board informing students about

school time change 10 am to 4 pm. From 1 October 2018.

Ex.

GOVT. SR. SEC. SCHOOL,CHOMU JAIPUR

NOTICE

Monday 25 September, 2018

School Time Change


that school time has been changed from 1 Oct.2017 10 am to 4 pm.

It is compulsory for all the students. If any anyone want more

information may contact to under- signed fellow.

By

Principal



12 oha cksMZ ifj{kk esa dsoy formal & informal invitation ds Reply ls lEcfèkr gh iz’u iwNs tkrs gSA

There are following different between formal and informal invitation –

Formal esa ge dsoy third person dk iz;ksx djrs gSaA Informal rhuks person esa fy[kk tkrk gSA

Q.1 Formal Declining Invitation Format –

2. INVITATION

2. Informal 1.Formal

Accepting

Reply Declining

Reply

Accepting

Reply

Declining

Reply

Invitation



Mr. Rajpal Singh thanks Mr. and Mrs. Anil Gupta for their kind

invitation to attend the (i) name of occation (ii) date _

(iii) time_ (iv) venue _ He has great pleasure in accepting the

invitation. But regret for being unable to attend this program due

to personal problem.

Thanks

With best wishes

Q.2 Formal Accepting Invitation Format –

Mr. Harish Singh thanks Mr. and Mrs. Anil Gupta for their kind

invitation to attend the (i) name of occasion (ii) date (iii) time

(iv) venue

He has great pleasure in accepting the invitation.

Thanks

With best wishes

Q.3 Informal Accepting Invitation Format –



36-A Shyam Vatika

Ajmer Road

Jaipur

10 March, 2018

Dear _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I am really pleased to be invited by you at this great occasion of

your (i) name of occasion (ii) date (iii) time (iv) venue I am really very excited to this function and here are my warm

wishes for this auspicious. I will definitely come on this occasion.

Yours

Alok Kuldeep

Q.4 Informal Declining Invitation Format –



36-A, Shyam Vatika

Ajmer Road Jaipur

13 March, 2018

Dear _ _ _ _ _ _

I am really pleased to be invited by you at this great occasion of

your (i) name of occation (ii) date _ (iii) time

_ (iv) venue _ _

I am really very excited to this function and here are my warm

wishes for this auspicious. But I am sorry to inform you that I

would not be able to attend the program due to some personal

problem.

Yours

Alok Kuldeep



Q.1 You have received an invitation from your School staff and Principal

to attend the Teacher’s Day Celebration Function on 05 Sept. 2016 at

10.00 am in School campus. Write an informal refusal to the

invitation to your being busy in an important meeting.

36- Shyam Vatika

Ajmer Road Jaipur

1 Sept, 2018

Dear Sir

I am really pleased to be invited by Principle at this great

occasion of Teacher’s day celebration function on 05 Sept. 2018 at

10.00 am in School campus. I am really very excited to this

function and here are my warm wishes for this auspicious. But I

am sorry to inform you that I would not be able to attend the

program due to some personal another meeting.

Yours

Alok Kuldeep



12 oha cksMZ syllabus esa Advertisement ls lEcafèkr fuEu izdkj ds

iz’u iwNs tkrs gSA (i) Matrimonial

(ii) Educational

(iii) Accommodation ( rent ) (iv) Lost-Found

(v) Job Vacancy

Matrimonial Column:- Matrimonial advertisements fuEu rF; fy[k dj

iqjk fd;k tk ldrk gSA (i) Heading – suitable alliance

(ii) For whome – a boy or girl

(iii) Qualification (iv) Physical (age,hight,colour,)

(v) Status (income)

Examples-

FOR BRIDEGROOM

Wanted a handsome, Rajput boy for a Beautiful Rajput girl, age-

25 years, slim fair good natured hight- 5.9’ Post graduate, Ph.D,

government job in PNB Bank.

Contact :-Manjeet Singh 154 Shyam Kung Ajmer Road, JAIPUR

Ph. 9876543210,0141-262530

1. Educational Column :- Educational advertisements fuEu rF;

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(i) Heading – suitable Topic

(ii) For which course or vacancy (iii) Qualification

(iv) Duration, eligibility, last date, fees etc

3. ADVERTISEMENT



Examples-

System Coaching Institute

Admission for fresh batches of RS-CIT,SSC & Bank begins from

2nd April,2015. Limited seats available come first take chance

between 10 am to 6 pm Sunday off fees RS-6000/- all subject

hostel facility. Contact Raman Vihar Ajmer Road JAIPUR.Ph.

9876543210, 0414- 2625244

Accommodation Column :- Accommodation advertisements fuEu rF;


(i) Heading – To let/ Sale/on rent/available

(ii) What is for ……………………………

(iii) Locality (iv) All the quality related to accommodation

(v) Rent or value

Examples-



ON RENT

Available a well equipped new shop on Highway road near Jyoti

market Jaipur in open area with 20X15 size. Rent is only 3000/-

per month.

Contact Raman Vihar Ajmer Road JAIPUR.Ph. 9876543210,

0414- 2625244

2. Lost & Found Column :- Lost & Found advertisements fuEu

rF; fy[k dj iqjk fd;k tk ldrk gSA (i) Heading – Lost or Found

(ii) What is lost or found

(iii) When and where

(iv) All the identifications related to item (iv) Reward

Examples-

LOST

A wrist watch lost last Monday in school campus it was SONATA

with golden chain and silver dial. Finder will be given a reward. If

any one find it may Contact Govt.Sr.Sec.School Raman Vihar

Ajmer Road JAIPUR.Ph. 9876543210, 0414- 2625244

3. Job Vacancy Column :- Job Vacancy advertisements fuEu rF;


(i) Heading – Job vacancy

(ii) What is qualification (iii) Job name age sex hobby

(iv) Address

Examples-



Job Vacancy

Wanted: One male teacher of English subject PG in related subject

and B.Ed. 5 years experience age not more than 30 attractive salary.

May Contact with original document Govt.Sr.Sec.School Raman

Vihar Ajmer Road JAIPUR .Ph. 9876543210, 0414- 2625244

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Poster Exam copy ds new page ls ’kq+: djuk gS vksj poster

page ds 75% Hkkx es gksuk pkfg;sA

Poster should be in a box tks igys gh cuk ysosaA

Poster esa fp=ks dk iz;ksx vo’; djsA

Heading or title okys ’kCnks dks capital letters esa fy[ksaA

uhps dh rjQ poster tkjh djus okys dk uke o irk vo’; fy[ksA

Poster Format :-

4. POSTERS



Good News!! Good News!!

FREE EYE OPERATION CAMP

Will be hold on

1 march 2018, at 10 am to 7pm

At

S.K. Soni Hospital Sikar road JAIPUR

______________________By_____________________________

S.K. Soni Group of Medical science jaipur Ph. No. 0123456789

Example:- Save Water

No Fees

Charges



Save Water!! Save Life!!

SAVE WATER

Without water life is not possible

Water is essentail element of our body

_______________________By_____________________ Water Department, JAIPUR RAJASTHAN

3. Report Writing

Save Water

Save World

Save Water, It Will Save You Later



Report fuEu izdkj dh gksrh gSA

(i) Report on Accident

(ii) Report on Event

(iii) Report on Social Issue 12 oha cksMZ ifj{kk esa Report topic esa dsoy Report on Event &

Accident ls lEcfèkr iz’u gh iqPNs tkrs gSA bl fy;s notes esa dsoy nks gh izdkj Report, Report on Event and Accident le>k;h xbZ gSaA

1. Report on Accident – djus dk rjhdk o fcUnq – (i) Date and place

(ii) What happened

(iii) When & where happened

(iv) How happened (v) Loss of life and property

(vi) Rescue operation

(vii) Conclusion or suggestion

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dh tk ldrh gSA

1. On Road Accident

Deepak Kumar, Jaipur, 10 March

Accidents are very common in big cities as there are many modes

of transport and road are narrow and over crowded. We hear of

them and read about them in newspapers almost daily. Such

accidents often result in lose of life and material. These are caused

by the carelessness of the drivers and their ignorance and

negligence of the traffic rules.

Once, my brother and I decided to see a film at Golcha cinema at

Daryaganj in Delhi. As we were getting late for the show, we began

walking faster along the crowded road. All of a sudden there was a

loud noise. I saw a man rolling on the ground He was knocked

down by a car. The driver was driving it at a normal speed. He saw

a lorry coming from the opposite direction It was being driven

rashly. The car driver feared a collision. He tried to turn the vehicle



aside, but his clutch wire broke and the machine got out of his

control. It ran into a passerby and hit the pavement.

The man was seriously wounded. He sustained injuries on the head

and face. His nose was bleeding and his leg was badly bruised.

A crowd gathered on the spot. The wounded man was removed to a

nearby hospital. Some people started abusing and hitting the car

driver. Someone tried to convince them that it was not his fault. It

was just an accident.

Luckily the victim was declared out of danger. His wounds were

dressed and he was advised to rest in bed to get over the shock.

The police also arrived at the place of accident. The car driver and

the lorry driver were taken to the police station. Their statements

were recorded. The car driver was let off but the lorry driver

detained

2. A Shop on Fire

- Deepak Kumar, Jaipur, 10 March

- Last evening at about 6 pm a new shopping center in Bapu Bajar,

Jaipur was on fire due to an electric short circuit.

- It was a very serious fire accident that happened last evening.

- According to eye witness people the fire spared out in all the

center in about one hour.

- The fire brigade arrived and controlled the fire.

- Ten lac rupes stock of cloths had been burnt and five lac rupes

cash also had been burnt but there was no harm of life.

- It was a great loss of the owner of the center. Government

promised to help



2. Report on Events – djus dk rjhdk o fcUnq –

(i) Date and place

(ii) Name of events

(iii) When & where organized

(iv) What preparation made (v) Event of the function

(vi) Conclusion or suggestion

bu points dk aanswer nsrs gq, events ls lEcfèkr lHkh izdkj dh Report

dh tk ldrh gSA

1. A Report on Blood Donation Camp –

March 6, 2018 Jaipur By Vishal Nayak

A blood donation camp was organized in our school last

Sunday. It was held in the school hall. All the preparations such as

arrangement of beds, sanitation etc were made. A team of doctors

and nurses from the local Govt hospital had reached in time. The

Chief Guest of the Camp was the SDO of the city. He inaugurated

the Camp by cutting the ribbon. The students of our schools and the

other schools besides the people of the city were participating in the

camp. I was also enthusiastic for donating my blood. I was laid to

bed with a soft ball in my hand. Then the process of extracting the

blood off my body started. There were also very prominent people

of the city who were there to donate blood. The Blood Donation

Camp continued till 3:0 pm. After that, the Chief Guest delivered

the speech extolling those who had donated their blood. He told the

audience that the donated blood would be used for saving the lives

of the injured and the sick.The SDM also handed over the

Certificates to the blood donators. It was followed by a Cultural

Programme. The students of our school presented the cultural items.

Everybody enjoyed that. The Blood Donation Camp was ended



with National Anthem. It was certainly a memorable day for me. I

along with other people decided to donate blood in future also.

2. Teacher’s Day Celebration Function

- Mr. Himanshu Sharma, Jaipur 14 September

- Last Wednesday on 5 September the teacher’s day function was

celebrated at Savitri Phule Sr.Sec School Rajawas jaipur.

- It was celebrated in school campus so all the campus decorated

with balloons and flowers.

- It was very grand function. Mr. Jhabar singh Nehara the Principal

of Anand Sr. Sec. School was the chief guest of the function.

- He made a speech on education and force on women education.

- He gave an example of Dr. Radhakrishnan who had deep respect

for teachers that’s why we celebrate his birthday as a teacher’s

day.

- He said that the teachers must be dedicated to their students and

the students must respect their teachers.

- Cultural programme performed by students of senior classes.

- The culture activities were as dance, songs, speech, drama etc.

- All the teachers of this school were given a present .



(1) Article

(2) Speech

ARTICLE

1. Any type of Function in school [ In Past Tense As a format]

Examples 1. The Annual / Prize Distribution function 2. A Farewell party

3. Independence day function

4. Teacher’s day celebration

5. Gandhi Jayanti 6. Ganesh Chaturti

Last Week on Wednesday . Date . there was held a grand

function on the occasion of … … … … … … … … … … …

It was celebrated in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . campus.

So all the … … … … … … … … … … … … .. campus decorated with

colorful balloons and shining papers, flowers.

Students were in queue, parents and guest also present there.

The function started about 10 am at morning and last long 3 pm.

Chief guest of the function was Mr. Anandi lal Verma chairman of

Mahatma Gandhi University Jaipur.

The chief guest was welcomed by principal and garlanded by

Director Sir.

After it cultural program presented by students of class – IX with

Sarsvati vandana.

There were many cultural program performed one after one like

dance, poem, songs and drama on the stage.

Some girls presented a folk dance on the stage,

Some boys presented a drama on ‘SAVE GIRL CHILD’.

Topic - 4 Compositions



The Chief guest delivered a small speech on modern education

and girls education.

The prize distributed by chief guest to participated students in

program.

At last the principal delivered ideal words to all.

2. Any type of Camp in school - Hold a Seminar on competitive Examination OR

- Hold a political meeting OR

- Hold a Bhamasha card camp OR

- Aadhar card camp OR - Blood donation camp OR

- Plus polio camp OR

- A camp on Higher education after 12th pass

Last week on Monday 2 October On the occasion of Gandhi

Jayanti a large . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . camp was held in . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . school campus Murlipura Jaipur.

It was held by A Group of Akash Deep Team that leads social

activities.

This camp arranged under guidance of Mr. Dinesh Desmuk

Principal of Govt. Sr. Sec. School Murlipura Jaipur.

The camp was inaugurated by Manohar Parikh the Sarpanch of

the village.

The camp divided in two parts part morning and noon shift.

The camp started at morning 9 am.

Following Steps were decided to this camp-

Cleanity Operation in all school

To Grow plants in school campus

A small blood Donation camp

. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . According to the question paper’s point



3. Pollution

Reference As we know that today pollution is one of the biggest

challenge before the whole world. Not only India but also the

whole world is facing the problem of pollution. Governments are

taking major step to solve this problem.

Definition The addition of any harmful element into water, air

and the level of unwanted sound called the pollution.

Kind of pollution :-

There are three kinds of pollution —

- Water Pollution

- Air pollution

- Sound pollution

Water Pollution

There is 70% water on the Earth but less than 3% water is only to

drinkable on surface as rivers, lakes, ponds and underground

water. Waste material of industries, city rubbish are thrown into

rivers. In this way surface water is polluted. It can be prevented

by education and strict laws.

Air Pollution

Air pollution is caused by smoke. Chimneys of mills and factories

and vehicles throw out smoke. Smoke mixes up with air and the

result is air pollution.

Sound Pollution

The 80 decibel above sound or level of unwanted sound in

environment is a kind of noise pollution. The cause of noise

pollution are loud speaker, machinery and vehicles.



We can control the pollution’s problem by education, people’s

awareness and the strict laws because man’s activities and

interference with nature causes pollution.

4. The Role Of Computers in Everyday Life

Modern age is the age of science

Article shared by Manish Rajkumar

Introduction to the computer :-

It is an electronic device for storing and analyzing information fed

into it, for calculating, or for controlling machinery automatically.

Charles Babbage developed this device first in 1812 followed by

George Boole. The computer is one of the most brilliant gifts of

science. Most countries have developed fast due to computerization.

Speed, accuracy, reliability, and integrity are the main

characteristics of a computer.

Use of computer :-

Many of the routine activities today at home and in business are

done by computers. The computer has proved a friend and servant

of science, technology and industry. Most offices, shops, factories

and industries use computers. The Internet is a storehouse of

information. The computer is a boon to all. Telecommunication and

satellite imageries are computer based. Computers have made the

world a global village today.

Conclusion :-

Today, wit the ‘Artificial Intelligence’ technology, we are using

fifth generation computers. Each new generation of computers has

been smaller, lighter, speedier and more powerful than the earlier

ones. Now note-book sized computers like laptop are fairly



common. Computers have been dominating technology since 1970s,

and has now entered almost all walks of life.

5. Save the Girl Child Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao

Female Feticide

“Save the Girl Child” is a social initiative in India to fight

against the practice of female foeticide. The initiative also aims

are protecting, safeguarding, supporting, and educating the girl

child.

Our present Prime Minister has requested every section of the

society to give whole-hearted support to the “Beti Bachao, Beti

Padhao“ abhiyan (initiative). ‘Beth Bachao’ means ‘save girl child’

and ‘Beti Padhao’ means ‘educate the girl child.’Female foeticide is

both a national problem and a social evil.

Causes of female foeticide

1. Low position of women our society.

2. Extreme desire for boy-child among some sections of our society.

2. Extreme poverty of family.

3. Illiteracy: Illiteracy is the leading of all social evils. Illiterate

people are ignorant people, and not able to judge their actions in the

right perspective.

4. Dowry system of society.

How to save girl child

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1. By Women empowerment:

2. By Social Awareness:

3. By Education:

4. Love, respect, and equality:

How to save girl child after her birth

-We all agree that girls’ education is very important. The girls

should get a safe and comfortable -environment at schools.

-The girl should get equal access to the educational resources of the

school.

-There is need for a shift in mental attitude in favor of equality

between boys and girls..

-She should never be engaged as a child labor.

-The physical abuse and harassment of girl child should be dealt

strictly. The guilty should be –

punished as per the law.

-Dowry stem should be effectively banned.

2. SPEECH WRITING

Format :-

Good Morning everybody! Respected Principal, all my dear

teachers and my dear students ! I am Deepak Chorshiya going to

present a small speech before you . It is related to the……

….. iz’u i= ds vuqlkj fy[ks . . . . . .. . . If I made any mistake

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please forgive me As you know that…………… iz’u i= ds vuqlkj

fy[ks . .

1. On Road Safety Traffic Rules

Good Morning everybody! Respected Principal, all my dear teachers and

my dear students ! I am Deepak Kumar student of class – XII Arts going

to present a small speech before you. It is related to the TRAFFIC RULES And SAFETY ON ROAD. There are following traffic rules which we must follow – ‘Safe Drive . . . . Safe Life . . . . ” “Our life is precious we must not so easily hand over to death.”

The traffic lights and signs which we must follow. Green means ‘go’: Only when the signal turns ‘green’, vehicles

move ahead. Red means to ‘stop’: When the signal turns red, all the vehicles

have to stop. Yellow means to slow down: When the signal turns yellow,

vehicles should slow down and prepare to stop. The ‘Walk’ or a walking man symbol at intersections are for

pedestrians. Cross the road only if these signs turn green. Never cross the road if the sign says ‘Don’t Walk’ or if the

walking man symbol turns red. Always use the pedestrian crossing to cross the road. Look to your right and then to the left to see if there are any

approaching vehicles. If yes, wait for the vehicle to pass and then cross the road.



Never cross at bends. Never cross between stationary vehicles.

Bicycle rules to stay safe on the road. Always wear a helmet when riding a bike. Check if the bicycle is in working condition before using it –

check for breaks and light, if using at night. Always use the bicycle lane. Always use a light in areas with poor visibility and at night, to

be easily noticed by motorists.

2. On Rainwater Harvesting!

Good Morning everybody! Respected Principal, all my dear teachers and

my dear students ! I am Deepak Kumar student of class – XII Arts going

to present a small speech before you. It is related to the On Rainwater Harvesting. Meaning of Rain Water Harvesting: Rain Water Harvesting as a method of utilizing rain water for domestic and agricultural use is already widely used throughout the world. It is a method which has been used since ancient times and is increasingly being accepted as a practical method of providing potable water in development projects throughout the world. It has wide application also in urban and semi -urban areas where the reliability and quality of piped water is increasingly being questioned. For centuries the world has relied upon rainwater harvesting to supply water for household, landscape, and agricultural uses. Before city water systems were developed rainwater was collected (mostly from roofs) and stored in cisterns or storage tanks.

Benefit of save rain water Water is the most precious gift to the humanity by the nature. Life on the earth is possible only because of water. Three-fourth surface of the earth is covered by the water even after people are suffering from water scarcity in many regions of the India and other countries. Difficulties faced by the people in various regions because of water



scarcity teach us to conserve and save water in order to protect the water environment, save life and save world. Importance of water in our life Water is the most essential source of life on the earth as we need water in every walk of life like drinking, cooking, bathing, washing, growing crops, plants, etc. We should save water for proper supply of water to future generations without contaminating it. We should stop misusing water, manage water usage properly, and maintain the quality of water.

3. Importance of Time OR Value of Time

Good Morning everybody! Respected Principal, all my dear teachers and my dear students ! I am Deepak Kumar student of class – XII Arts going

to present a small speech before you. It is related to the importance of

time in our life. Reference –

Time is said to be eternal. It is said that it has neither a beginning nor an end. Yet men are able to measure it as years, months, days, hours, minutes and seconds. They have also given meanings to the words – past, present and future. True, time has a meaning. It moves. What was yesterday is not today. What is today will not be tomorrow. Yesterday is gone. Today is and tomorrow is yet to come. Yet time is said to have no holiday. It exists always.

Value of Time in our life The entire creation moves on according to a time pattern. There is

birth, growth and death. There is time for everything. Plants flower and give fruits. Seasons come according to time. A child is born, grows into boyhood, adolescence, youth, middle age and old age according to age and time. Time is a free force. It does not wait for any one. It is commonly said that time and tide waits for no man. Time is money. A minute not usefully spent is an eternal loss. You can never get back the lost



minute. One has to strike the iron when it is hot. The time flies and never returns. If you waste time it wastes you. Those who do not know the importance of time, waste it or rather they spend it doing nothing. There is a proverb which says that killing time is not a murder; it is a suicide. It means, by wasting time one is not harming others. On the other hand one is harming himself. Ordinary people merely go on thinking how to spend their time. The wise and talented make use of it fruitfully. Some people always complain that there is no time for them to do

anything. That is not correct. If one wisely plans his activities, there

will be time for everything happening according to time. A man who is

a part of nature cannot complain against time. Time is powerful. It

conquers all. Men are only to obey it.

SOME IMPORTANT EXAMPLE FOR EXAM-

( Report, Article & Speech )

1. Smoking is a silent killer

2. Cashless Economy

3. Clean Indian Compaign

4. Demonetization

1. Role of women in Society (Women Empowerment)

2. Dowry System

3. Internet Or Television

4. Global warming

5. Yoga

6. The Game you like Most

7. Child Labor

8. Deforestation OR Without forest life is not possible

9. A strike between sms hospital staff and medical students OR

- A strike of minibus staff OR

- A strike of company workers OR

- A strike on Road traffic jam



10. Old Idols stolen from temple

11. A bank & train robbery

12. A train accident

13. Devastating Floods in your city

14. The surgical Strike by Indian Army Or Strike

15. Save a drowning boy

Visual Description :-

1. A picture of drowning boy

2. Road safety week: Drive safely OR Traffic Hazards

3. A picture of any historical building (museum)

4. A picture of National leader

5. A picture of village fair

6. A picture of your hobby

7. A picture of robbery

8. A Picture of water harvest



Note :- fuEu es ls fdlh Hkh topic ls lEcfèkar ;k vU; dksbZ Hkh

picture vkus ij fuEu fn;s x;s format dks exam es fy[k ldrs gSA

Format –

This given picture is related to _ (iz’u-i= ds vuqlkj dqN vius fopkj fy[kuk

gS ) _ _ _ _ _ through this present picture mentioned about it’s

importance. It is very curious to know that (iz’u-i= ds vuqlkj dqN vius

fopkj fy[kuk gS )

Question-Answer Method in Easy Way Rules that must be followed by a candidate during attempt the

answer of given question –

Rules :-

1. Answer from the Question (Dos’pu) Put out just after the Helping

Verb (It may be in form of Helping Verb or Main Verb)

iz’u esa ls mÙkj HV ds Bhd ckn ls fudkys A

2. Question's Answer attempt in same tense in which the question is

given.

ftl Tense esa iz’u fn;k gksrk gS mÙkj Hkh mlh Tense esa fn;k tkrk

gSaA

TOPIC - 5 Question – Answer

Method



3. If question starts from What In that case Main(ewy) answer

written

by that or to.

;fn iz’u what ls ’kq+: gks rks ewy mÙkj that ;k to ls fy[kk tkrk

gSaA

4. If question start from Why In that case Main(ewy) answer written

by because or to.

;fn iz’u why ls ’kq+: gks rks ewy mÙkj because ;k to ls fy[kk tkrk

gSaA

5. If question starts from How long, How far, How many, How

much In that case Main(ewy) answer written at the place of the

same given Wh.word in question.

;fn iz’u How long, How far, How many, How much vknh ’kCnksa

ls

’kq+: gks rks ewy mÙkj mlh wh.word ds LFkku ij fy[kk tkrk gSaA Or

Answer from the Question (Dos’pu) may be Put out just after the

Helping Verb.

iz’u esa ls mÙkj HV ds Bhd ckn ls Hkh fudky ldrs gS A

6. If question starts from Where, Who, Which, Whome In that case Main(ewy) answer written at the place of the same given Wh.word

in question.

;fn iz’u Where, Who, Which, Whome vknh ’kCnksa ls ’kq+: gks

rks ewy mÙkj mlh wh.word ds LFkku ij fy[kk tkrk gSaA Or

Write the answer from the question (Dos’pu) just after the

Helping Verb.

7. If question starts from When In that case Main(ewy)

answer written by When to the same word.

8. Sometimes Main(ewy) answer does not written by

because, that, to If question start from What, Why, How.



9. If question starts from How In that case Main(ewy) answer

written by, that, or to.

Note:- Sometime rule no. 3,4,5,6,7,8 does not follow it’s rule.

10. If question start from Helping Verb or Modal Verb In that

case Answer written in Yes or No.

If answer is No the sentence change in to negative form and

then same rule should follow.

11. If question is in negative (not) form answer should be in

negative form.

12. If question is divided in two parts in that case answer should

be given before first part and then second part following

the same rule.

Sentence Structure :- S + V + O + Complement + Other

(HV & MV)

Who dkSu@fdlus@fdUgksausa vkfn O;fDr ds

ckjs esa lwpuk nsuh gSaA

Which dkSulk@dkSulh

O;fDr@oLrq@[email protected] vkfn ds ckjs esa lwpuk nsuh gSaA

What D;k@dkSulk@dkSulh vkfn oLrq@fopkj vkfn

ds ckjs esa lwpuk nsuh gSaA

When dc@fdl le; le; ls lEcaf/kr leLr lwpuk nsuh

gSaA

Where dgk¡@fdl txg LFkku ls lEcaf/kr leLr lwpuk

nsuh gSaA

Why D;ksa@fdlfy, dkj.k crkus@tkuus ds

fy,A

How dSls@fdrus@fdruh@fdl lk/ku ls vkfn dk;Z dSls

gqvk ;k fdl <ax ls gqvk ;k fdl rjhds ls gqvk



Method of Learning Question-Answer —

Q.1 What had been put up on the bulletin-board? OR

Why was there a large crowd in front of the bulletin-board? OR What order did come from Berlin to school of Alsace and

Lorraine? OR

How did we come to know that it was last lesson in French? OR

Why was there silence in school? OR

Why did Mr. Hamel say that it was his last lesson?

Ans. iz'u ls fudkyus ds ckn fy[ks an order has come from Berlin to

teach only German instead of French in the schools of Alsace and

Loraine.

FIRST BOOK ( RAINBOW )

Short Answer Type Questions

Q. 1 What are the various measures suggested to check soil erosion ?

Ans. There are the following various measures suggested to check soil

erosion Terracing of land, construction of bunds, practice of

contour cultivation and planting of appropriate types of

vegetation.

Q.2 What, according to the writer, is the real elixir of life ? Ans. According to the writer, the real elixir of life is ‘Water’. It is the

commonest of all liquids. It is life giving. Q.3 what were Mrs. Malik’s plans regarding the furniture for the new

house ? Ans. Mrs. Malik’s insisted that she would have new furniture made for

house. She wouldn’t allowed a single piece of old furniture in the new house.

Q.4 Why, according to Mr. Malik, it was always better to have a commodious store-room ?

Topic – 6 Question – Answer



Ans. According to Mr. Malik, it was always better to have a

commodious store-room so that trunks could be moved about

more freely. It was also convenient to keep it tidy ?

Q.5 what was the opinion of the dealer about the drawing ? Ans. The opinion of the dealer about the drawing was that it was not

the drawing of the great artist Turner. He was unsure about it. That is why he sold it just for ten shillings.

Q.6 What price did the narrator get from the buyer for the drawing ? Ans. The narrator got the price of fifty pounds from the buyer for the

drawing. He bought it in ten shillings. He got a good profit. Q.7 Describe the hazards of working in the glass bangle industries. Ans. There are following hazards of working in the glass bangle

industries – - The workers lost their eye-sight in a short time of life. - The polishing of the glass of bangles produces dust which can

cause blindness. Q.8 What is Saheb looking for in the garbage dumps? Where is he

and where has he come from and why ? Ans. Saheb is looking for a rupee or a coin in garbage dumps. He is in

the neighbourhood of the narrator at Seemapuri at Delhi . His family has come from Bangladesh because their homes and fields were destroyed by storms.

Q.9 For what disease can yoga be a therapy ? Ans. Yoga can be a therapy for the disease cancer, infertility, lung

disease, parkinson’s disease, insomnia, high blood pressure and joint pain.

Q.10 What are the four areas where we need purity ? Ans. The four areas where we need purity are following –

- Pure food, water and air for physical health. - Pure surroundings for the health of our mind. - Pure heart and pure love make our soul pure. - Pure society is required for good culture.



Q.11 Why are most of the persons unable to express their original opinion about a book ?

Ans. most of the persons are unable to express their original opinion about a book because in one hour or two their eye pass over all the pages. They read to kill time.

Q.12 What do we find when we re-read a book ? Ans. We find newer meaning in a book when it is re-read. It will give

us increased delight as our age advanced. Q.13 Who was Rajkumar Shukla and why did he approach Gandhi ji ? Ans. Rajkumar Shukla was a poor, illiterate peasant from Champaran.

He approached Gandhi Ji because he had come to the Congress Session to complain about the injustice of the landlord system in Bihar and somebody probably said, ‘speak to Gandhi ji.’

Q.14 Why did Gandhiji plan to go to Muzzafarpur ? Ans. Gandhiji planed to go to Muzzafarpur because it was en route to

Champaran and he wanted to obtain more complete information Q.15 Why does the author think that Antarctica is the right place to

study human race’s past, present and future ? Ans. The author thinks that Antarctica is the right place to study

human race’s past, present and future because it has no human human population. It is completely pure. World’s geological history is trapped here. About 90% of the earth’s total ice is stored here. Half a million years old carbon records are here.

Q.16 What do you gather by ‘student on Ice’? Ans. ‘Student on Ice’ is a programme which aims at taking high school

students to Antarctica, the ice continent. This programme is headed by Canadian, Geoff Green. It helps them foster a new understanding about the earth. This programme succeeds in making the students aware of the dangers of global warming.

Q.17 Name three important feats performed in the show? Ans. Name three important feats performed in the show are

following-



- The first important feat was the bending of an iron bar around the neck.

- The second was the passage of five ton truck over the railway sleeper on the chest.

- The third was a walk through the fire. Q.18 When and where was the entertainment show organized ? Ans. The entertainment show was organized at the night before the

narrator was to leave for his new posting place. The show was at sapper Camp.

Q.19 Why does water create a feeling of hatred and terror in William Douglas ?

Ans. Water creates a feeling of hatred and terror in William Douglas because when he was three or four years old his father took him to the beach. A surf buried them. Terror of water seated in his heart. At 10 or 11 a big bruiser tossed him into the YMCA pool.

Q.20 Who is Mr. Lamb and Derry ? Ans. Mr. Lamb is an old man. He lives alone in a big house. He has a

tin leg because of one of his leg was blown off in the war. Derry is teenage boy and he has a burnet face.

( POEM )

Q.1 What is the theme or message of the poem ? Ans. ‘The Noble Nature’ is a short lyric poem. A human life should be

meaningful, worthwhile and of achievement. To grow merely in size like a tree does not make a man great or better. A meaningless long life span like that of an oak is of no value. A short but meaningful life span like that of a lily is worthwhile.

Q.2 summery of the poem ‘A Boy’s Song’ . Ans. In the poem ‘A Boy’s Song’ the poet mentions all the birds of the

air but he mentions in particular blue-tit and eagle. The poet is bird lover. He advocates for the freedom of birds. He sets no



snare for birds. He loves to watch birds flying free in the air. The flying birds give him delight.

Q.3 The summery of the poem ‘The hope’. Ans. According to the poet the meaning of hope for the poet is the

creation of soul. The main functions of hope for human beings. Hope kills negativity. It makes us feel pleasure some. It fills us with questions. It enlightens gloomy days of life.

Q.4 Theme of the poem ‘the seven Ages of Man’. Ans. This poem is a monologue taken from a famous Shakespearean

comedy ‘As You Like It’. According to the poet all the world is a big stage and all the human beings are the players of this big stage. They play their roles and then leave the stage forever. Man’s life is divided into seven stage – first, as an infant he mewls and pukes. Second, as an unwilling school boy , he creeps like a snail. Third, as a lover, he sighs like furnace. Fourth, as a soldier, he seeks bubble reputation. Fifth, as a justice he is full full of wise saws and modern instance. Sixth, as an ugly old man he whistles in his sound. Seventh, as a second childishness, he is sans everything.

Q.5 Theme of the poem. Ans. The theme of the poem is the protection and freedom for wild

animals. The poet is uneasy by hearing the painful cry of the rabbit in the snare. He searches him everywhere but he is unable to locate him. The rabbit’s paw is trapped in a snare. His freedom has been curtailed. the poet wants to free him again. The poet loves him.



SECOND BOOK ( Panorama )

Short Answer Type Question

Q.1 Who was the tiger king ? why did he get that name and what

miracle happened when tiger king born ?

Ans. The Maharaja of Partibandapuram was the Tiger King. The royal

astrologers predicted his death caused by a tiger so he hunted

ninety nine tigers. For killing ninety nine tigers, he got that name.

An astonishing phrase emerged from the lips from the ten

day’s boy saying that all those who were born would one day die.

He wanted to know the manner of that death.

Q.2 What steps did the king take to complete his mission?

Ans. The tiger king resolved to kill one hundred tigers before he

attended to any other business. He banned tiger hunting in the

state. He proclaimed that only he would hunt and kill tigers.

Q.3 How did the grandmother help her grandson in the morning

before going to school?

Ans. The grandmother helped her grandson in the morning before

going to school she used to awake the grandson up in the

morning. She got him ready for school. She bathed and dressed

him.

Q.4 What feelings arose in the heart of the passer-by after listening

to the music?

Ans. The girl was playing on her guitar. The feeling of love aroused in

the heart of the passer-by after listening to the music. He fell in

love with her.

Q.5 On what basic was the princess finally able to choose her

husband?

Ans. The princess asked the suitors whether they were ready to

acknowledge that they had been beaten fairly. Except one all



roared in negative. Only one accepted it. The princess chose him

as her husband.

Q.6 Why did Gafur lose his temper and kill Mahesh ?

Ans. The water was flowing out of picture. He saw Mahesh (bull)

sucking that water. He himself was very thirsty. So he got angry

and killed Mahesh by striking violently on the bent head.

Q.7 Why was bull (Mahesh ) hungry ?

Ans. There was no grass left in the village. There was drought for two

years. Gafur had no straw in his hut to feed the bull. So the bull

was hungry.

Q.8 What risk was involved in letting Mahesh loose ?

Ans. If Mahesh was let loose, he might poke his noise into

somebody’s paddy. He might also eat somebody’s straw. H e

might have either beaten harshly or sent to the police pen.

Q.9 Why did the Rann look like ‘a paralysed monster ?

Ans. There was drought for three years. Clouds passed by ignoring

that area. So, its back was covered with scab and scar tissue and

dried blister-skin and it looked like ‘a paralysed.

Q.10 Why did the king want his letters and photograph back ?

Ans. The king was about to be married to a princess of one of the

neighbouring countries and Irene Adler was going to give his

letters and photograph to the princess. So, he wanted these

back.

Q.11 Discuss the character sketch of Miss Irene Adler.

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Ans. Introduction – Miss Irene Adler was an American actress. She

was quite beautiful. She was wife of Godfrey Norton and loved

him very much.

Characterizes – She was intelligent and good looking lady.



- She was a true lover. She loved the king truly even then the

king refused to marry her.

- She was not greedy for money.

- She was an honourable woman.

- She was a simpler who was happy with her lawyer husband.

Q.12 What were the two aims set by Obi for the betterment of the

school ? OR

What were the two aims of Michale ? OR

What two things did Michael want to as a Headmaster ?

Ans. Michael the headmaster had two main aims for school. One was

to have a high standard of teaching. The other was to turn the

school compound into a beautiful place.

Q.13 Describe the report prepared by the white supervisor about

school.

Ans. The report prepared by the white supervisor about school was a

hasty report. It described the ruinous state of the school. It also

described the ‘tribal was situation’ between the school and the

village.

Q.14 How were Jim and Della planning to celebrate Christmas ?

Ans. Jim and Della were planning to celebrate Christmas for

something nice for each other. They were planning to give gifts

which should be fine, rare, sterling and worthy of honour to each

other.

Q.15 What had been put up on the bulletion board ? OR

What sad news was written on the bulletion-board as franz

passed the townhall ? OR

Why was there crowed in front of the bulletion-board ? OR

Why did Mr. Hamel say that it was his last lesion ? OR



Why did the old people of the village were sitting on back

benches of the class on that day ? OR

Why was Mr. Hamel in his new dress on that day ? OR

What was the order from Berlin ?

Ans. iz'u ls fudkyus ds ckn …………….. because an order had come

from Berlin to teach only German language in the schools of

Alsace and Lorraine. Mr. Hamel was a French language

teacher there.

Q.16 What is Sophie’s dream about her further ? Is her dream

realistic ?

Ans. Sophie’s dream about her further is to have a boutique. She

thought to be a manager then to get enough money for it. She

also dreamt to became an actress and fashion designer. Her

dream is not realistic.

Q.17 What strange idea struck the rattrap seller? From where did

the peddler get it?

Ans. One day he had been thinking of his rattraps when suddenly

he was struck by the idea that the whole world was a big

rattrap. It offered all the good thing as baits to entrap people.

The peddler got it from a bunch of rattrap that was on his

back.

Q.18 What made the peddler think that he had indeed fallen into a

rattrap ?

Ans. The peddler stole the crofter’s 30 kronor. For safety, he

entered a wood. He walked and walked without coming to its



end. This made him think that he had indeed fallen into a

rattrap.

- Read the extract given below and answer the questions that

follow : (1) Because I set no snare

But leave them flying free, All the birds of the air Belong to me. Q.1 What does the poet do with the birds ? Q.2 Why do all the birds of the air belong to the poer ? Q.3 Find the word from the extract which means : ‘soaring’.

(2) Hope is given different name; Some call it expectation, Others term it future relevance Some others think it a measure of benefaction Q.1 What do some people call hope ? Q.2 What do some other people think about hope ? Q.3 Find word from the extract which means : ‘Course of action’ (3) All the world’s a stage , And all the men and women merely players : They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts. Q.1 Why does Shakespeare compare men and women to the players ? Q.2 What does a man do in his life time ? Q.3 Find word from the extract which means : ‘a large number’ (4) I hear a sudden cry of pain ! There is a rabbit in a snare;

Topic – 6 Poem – Extract



Now I hear the cry again’ But I cannot tell from where. Q.1 What does the poet hear again ? Q.2 What is it that the poet cannot tell ? Q.3 Find word from the extract which means : ‘a trap for catching

small animals and birds’.

Read the extract given below and answer the questions that follow :

PASS AGE – 1

Medicines have become an element of surprise and a cause of

concern. This is because they have begun to aggravate diseases instead

of curing them. No one has a solution. The doctors are perplexed and the

patients are annoyed. The outcome of intensive research and in – depth

studies has startled every one. These findings show that unnecessary use

of medicines has created a trend in which people not only take

medicines for every small ailments, but also advise others to do so. This

habit is now a fashion and a mark of being educated and aware.

Sometimes, it is even considered a status symbol. People think that they

should take strong drugs, irrespective of whether the disease in minor or

major. Nowadays, a shelf of medicines is found in every house.

This practice is not merely confined to general medicines, But

has now spread even to antibiotics. The literal meaning of the word

antibiotics is – ‘against life’. In fact, due to their misuse, they have really

begun acting against our life. Experts say that unnecessary consumption

of antibiotics is increasing the longevity of the microbes on the one hand,

While adversely affecting the patient’s health on the other. This is

because due to the overuse of these medicines the resistance of micro

organisms is increasing, while the immunity of the individuals is

Topic – 6 FACTUAL PASSAGES



decreasing. The medical experts have now begun to accept openly that

neither the doctors refrain from prescribing the anitbiotics for even

simple aliments, nor the patients observe restraint in consuming them.

It is a matter of concern that these medicines are used

excessively without understanding their side-effects. Recently, the

World Health Organization has also issued in advisory to the Southeast

Asian countries, including India. It has warned that if the unrestricted use

of antibiotics continues, the coming times may witness a substantial rise

in the number of deaths occurring due to ‘microbial resistance.’

Antibiotics either destroy the disease-causing bacteria

completely or prohibit their growth. However, their prolonged use gives

rise to mutation in the bacteria, which makes them resistant towards

these drugs. Consequently, they stop, having any effect on them. This

situation is termed by medical experts as ‘microbial resistance’. Various

researches and studies carried out in this context also lead to the

conclusion that medicines are becoming poisonous.

The chief cause of this situation is the unrestrained use of

antibiotics. Studies have revealed that sometimes strong antibiotics are

taken even for treating simple problems.

Q.1 Why have medicines become an element of surprise ?

Q.2 What is the literary meaning of the word antibiotics ?

Q.3 What is the adverse effect of overuse of antibiotics ?

Q.4 What do antibiotics do with the disease causing bacteria ?

Q.5 What is warned by WHO ?

Q.6 What can be found I a shelf of every house ?

- Find out a word from the passage which means :



Q.7 Considerable

Q.8 Resistance

Q.9 Disallow

PASSAGE – 2

The culture of Rajasthan is very different and unique. The unique mixture

of diverse topography, history and curious life – style is what gives

Rajasthani culture its rich heritage. The rich culture in Rajasthan is visible

in each and every aspect of the state. The colourful dresses, the heavy

jewellery, the palatial mansions and havelis, the diverse and joyous

festivals and fairs, all are symbols of the rich and unique culture of

Rajasthan.

The dull and harsh living condition of people in Rajasthan is

made a bit colourful and lively by the multitude of fairs and festivals that

are celebrated there. The only way people here enjoy the simple

pleasures of life, is by celebrating each and every occasion and event on

a grand scale. Any festival , big or small, is celebrated with much

enthusiasm and joy. Rajasthan comes alive in a riot of colours and

activities during fairs and important festivals. Monsoons are also the

time to indulge in festivity and grand feasts. As rains are an occasion to

celebrate in Rajasthan.

The most commonly language spoken in Rajasthan is Hindi. The

people of Rajasthan speak in Rajasthani and Marwari. Hindi is the official

language of the state. The people over here are very religious and follow

all rituals and traditions piously. Hinduism is the dominant religion here



followed by Islam, Jainism, Sikhism and Christianity. The architecture of

the state is also very evident aspect of the culture of Rajasthan. The

magnificent mansions and havelis speak volumes about the royal

historical grandeur of the place. The forts and palaces are living

testimonies of the rich cultural heritage of Rajasthan.

Rajasthan is famous for its exquisite embroidery. The most

unique thing about this embroidery is that it is totally done by hands and

no machines are involved. The designs like block printing. Zari, Bagaru,

Tie and Die, Sanganri are famous all over the world and are also exported

to many countries abroad. The place is also famous for its Kundan and

gold jewellery, brass work, etc. Another famous product of Rajasthan is

the famous Rajasthani Bandhni Saris. Come to Rajasthan and experience

the royal cultural heritage of this beautiful state.

Rajasthan is a place that is dominated by hot and dry weather

almost throughout the year. However, there is no such ideal time to visit

Rajasthan. The variation between the day and night is pretty high. This

means that though days are hot, the nights can get pretty cold. Each and

every weather and season in Rajasthan is enjoyable and has its own

charm.

Q.1 What are the symbols of the unique culture of Rajasthan ?

Q.2 Describe the living conditions of Rajasthan people.

Q.3 What makes the life of Rajasthan people colourful ?

Q.4 Why do the people of Rajasthan follow all rituals and traditions

piously ?

Q.5 Why is Rajasthan embroidery famous ?

Q.6 How is the weather of Rajasthan ?



- Choose from the passage the words that mean………………..

Q.7 Extremely large number of people

Q.8 That can be seen easily

Q.9 Great eagerness for something.

PASSAGE - 1

Research has shown that the human mind can process words at the rate

of about 500 per minute, whereas a speaker speaks at the rate of about

150 words a minute. The difference between the two at 350 is quite

large.

So speaker must make every effort to retain the attention of the

audience and the listener should also be careful not to let his mind

wander. Good communication calls for good listening skills. A good

speaker must necessarily be a good listener.

Listening starts with hearing but goes beyond. Hearing , in other

words is necessary but is not a sufficient condition for listening. Listening

involves hearing with attention. Listening is a process that calls for

concentration. While, listening, one should also be observant. In other

words, listening has to do with the ears, as well as with the eyes and the

mind. Listening is to be adent at the total process that involves hearing

Topic - 8 FACTUAL PASSAGES (NOTE MAKING AND ABSTRACTION) ( 300 – 400 WORDS)



with attention, being observant and making interpretations. Good

communication is essentially an interactive process. It calls for

participation and involvement. It is quite often a dialogue rather than a

monologue. It is necessary to be interested and also show or make it

abundantly clear that one is interested in knowing what the other person

has to say.

Good listening is an art that can be cultivated. It relates to skills

that can be developed. A good listener knows the art of getting much

more than what the speaker is trying to convey. He knows how to

prompt, persuade, but not to cut off or interrupt what the other person

has to say. At times the speaker may or may not be coherent, articulate

and well organized in his thoughts and expressions. He may have it in his

mind and yet he may fail to marshal the right words while

communicating his thought. Nevertheless, a good listener puts him at

ease, helps him articulate and facilitates him to get across the message

that he wants to convey. For listening to be effective, It is also necessary

that barriers to listening are removed. Such barriers can be both physical

and psychological. Physical barriers generally relate to hindrances to

proper hearing whereas psychological barriers are more fundamental

and relate to the interpretation and evaluation of the speaker and he

message.

Q.1 On the basis of your reading of the above passage, make notes

on it using heading and sub – headings.

Q.2 Write a summary of the passage and suggest a suitable title.

PASSAGE – 2



There are two problems which cause great worry to our educationists –

the problem of religious and moral instruction in a land of many faiths

and the problem arising out of a large variety of languages.

Taking up the education of children we see that they should be

trained to love one another, to be kind and helpful to all, to be tender to

the lower animals and to observe and think right. The task of teaching

them how to read and write and to count and calculate is important, but

it should not make us lose sight of the primary aim of moulding

personality in the right way.

For this, it is necessary to call into aid, culture, tradition and

religion. But in our country we have in the same school, to look after

boys and girls born in different faiths and belonging to families that live

in diverse ways of life and follow different forms of worship associated

with different denominations of religion. It will not do to tread the easy

path of evading difficulties by attending solely to physical culture and

intellectual education. We have to evolve a suitable technique and

method for serving the spiritual needs of school children professing

different faiths. We should thereby promote an atmosphere of mutual

respect, a fuller understanding and helpful co – operation among the

different communities in our society. Again we must remain one people

and we have therefore, to give basic training in our schools to speak and

understand more languages than one and to appreciate and respect the

different religions prevailing in india. It is not right for us in India to be

dissuaded from this by considerations as to numbing the young mind.

What is necessary must be done. And it is not in fact, too great a burden.



Any attempt to do away with or steamroll the differences

through governmental coercion and indirect pressure would be as futile

as it would be unwise. Any imposition of a single way of life and form of

worship on all children or neglect of a section of the pupils in this respect

or barren secularization will lead to conflict between school and home

life which is harmful.

Q.1 On the basis of your reading of the above passage make notes

on it using headings and sub – headings.

Q.2 Write a summary of the passage and suggest a suitable title.

Answers : Extract – 1 Ans.1 The poet leaves them flying free. Ans.2 All the birds of the air belong to the poet because he doesn’t put

any snare to catch some of them. Birds flying freely in the air make him happy.

Ans.3 Flying

Extract – 2 Ans.1 Hope is expectation for some people. Ans.2 Some other people thinks it (hope) a measure of benefaction. Ans.3 Measure.

Extract – 3 Ans.1 Shakespeare compares men and women to the players because like actors they too come and go. Ans.2 A man in his life time plays many roles or parts. Ans.3 Many.

Topic – 9 ANSWERS – TO EXTRACT & PASSAGE



Extract – 4 Ans.1 The poet again hears the same cry of pain. Ans.2 The poet cannot tell which direction the cry of pain is coming from. Ans.3 Snare.

Passage – 1 (Factual)

Ans.1 That gain and loss being predestined, there is no necessity of

personal effort, is a mistaken belief.

Ans.2 We doubt about the impartiality of divine justice, when we come

across a situation and incidents which appear quite contradictory

to the known laws of nature.

Ans.3 Winning a jackpot by an idler is an example of phenomena

ascribed to the role of fate.

Ans.4 An intelligent person is sometimes seen suffering endlessly for

want of basic necessities.

Ans.5 Famine, epidemics, tornadoes, floods, lightning and earthquakes

are a few natural calamities.

Ans.6 Financial loss is put in the category of fate.

Ans.7 Ascribe

Ans.8 Hinder

Ans.9 Perplexed

Passage – 2

Ans.1 Colourful attires, heavy jewellery, the palatial mansions and

havelis, joyous festivals and fairs, etc. are the symbols of the

unique culture of Rajasthan.

Ans.2 The living conditions of Rajasthani people are dull and harsh.



Ans.3 Large number of joyous fairs and festivals make the life of

Rajasthani people colourful.

Ans.4 Since the people of Rajasthan are very religious, they follow all

rituals and traditions piously.

Ans.5 Rajasthani embroidery is famous for its handwork, no machines

are involved in it.

Ans.6 The weather of Rajasthan is hot and dry throughout the year.

Ans.7 Multitude

Ans.8 Visible

Ans.9 Enthusiasm.

Passage – 1 ( Note- Making )

Notes :

Research about listening and hearing

Human mind processes 500 words per minute

Speaker speaks 150 words per minute

Large difference – 350 words per minute

Essential to be a good speaker and listener

Speaker should be able to retain attention of audience

Listener should not let his mind wander

A good speaker must be a good listener also

Skills for listener

Starts with hearing – though not a sufficient condition

Hear with attention

be observant



Use ears, eyes and mind

Calls for participation and involvement

It is dialogue not a monologue

Good listening – an art

Cultivated

Skill to be developed

A good listener knows

How to get much more than what speaker wants to convey

- be prompt

- Persuade without interruption

- A good listener helps the speaker

Barriers to listening – must be removed

- Psychological

- Physical

-

(2) SUMMARY

There is a vast difference between the words the human mind can

speak and process. So the speaker must be able to retain the attention of

the speaker and be a good listener. Listening depends on attention and

concentration. To be observant and use ears, eyes and mind. Good

listening needs participation and involvement. It involves dialogue more

than monologue. It is an art to be cultivated. A good listener should

prompt and persuade instead of interrupting. He puts speaker at ease,

helps to articulate and get across the message he wants to deliver,

Physical and psychological barriers need to be removed for effective

listening.

Title - How to Develop the Art of good Listening and Speaking

Passage – 2



Notes :

Problems before our educationists:

religious and moral instructions because we have children

- born in different faiths

- living in diverse ways of life

- following different religions

- following different forms of worship

- speaking a large variety of languages

The children should be taught to

Love one another

be kind and helpful to all

be tender to animals

observe and think right

Primary aim

personality development in right way

develop suitable techniques and methods for

- serving spiritual need

- promoting atmosphere of mutual respect

- being helpful

- speaking and understanding more than one language

- respecting and appreciating different religions

Wrong and unwise to

use any kind of pressure to accept

impose a single way of life and form of worship

(ii) SUMMARY

IN a land of many faiths there are two big problem before our

educationists. One is the problem of religious and moral instruction and

the other problem arises out of a large variety of languages. We should

teach our children to love one another, to be kind and helpful and to be



tender to animals. They should not only be provided formal education

but also mould their personality in the right way. We should promote

mutual respect, fuller understanding, and cooperation among different

communities. We should train our children to speak and understand

more languages and to appreciate and respect other religions. Imposition

will be futile. No single way of life or worship should be promoted.

Title – Human Values and Education.

MODEL PAPER

SENIOR SECONDARY EXAMINATION Time : 3 ¼ Hrs. ENGLISH ( COMPULSORY ) Marks : 80 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO THE EXAMINEES :

1) All the questions are compulsory.

2) Write the answer to each questions in the given answer-book only.

3) This paper is divided into three section A, B and C . SECTION – A

( READING) Q.1 Read the given passage and answer the following question that follow;

Every moment of life is precious. Time is the essence of life. It is the

wealth given to us by Nature. Everyday all of us get 24 hours, nothing

less, nothing more. Now , it is up to us how we use it. People who know



how to make the best use of every moment easily opens the doors of

success in their lives and those who misuse time get failures one after the

other. There is a saying that, “Spent time and spent words cannot come

back.” Every body is tied by the limits of time, even God respects the

boundaries of time. Works wins appreciation only when it gets

completed in a requisite time frame. Beyond the time allotted, work

losses all its utility however good may have been its quality. Just as

falling of rains after the crops have dried up have no use; likewise, when

the time is past the deadline, the work loses its importance and value.

When iron is hot it can be cast into whichever shape we want. Once it

gets cold nothing can be made out of it, however, much we may beat the

same. In the same way, a person who has learnt to wisely use his time

and has understood how to cast himself according to the need of the

time has actually learnt the true mantra of life. Shakespeare wrote in one

of his play, “ I wasted time, and now doth time waste me.” It is true that

a person who wastes even a little bit of time loses wonderful

opportunities there is no hat he could have otherwise availed of by

utilizing that time. All the great leaders have one thing in common. They

wisely utilize every moment of their time. When other people are busy

in wasting time in laziness, great men are busy in making plans for the

future. There is no person in history who wasted his time and still

managed to achieve greatness. Therefore, there is great need to manage

time wisely. “Careful Time Management” refers to careful planning of

time and sincere execution of this plan. This is the only mantra to attain

success in any endeavor.

1] What is the necessary to life ?

2] What kind of work loses its importance?

3] What is needed for careful time management ?

4] What kind of people open the doors of success of their life?

5] When does the work loss its importance and value?

6] Who has learnt the true mantra of life?

7] Find out a word from the passage which means:

7) Limitations 8) Required 9) Provide Q.2 Read the given passage carefully and answer the questions that follow :



The idea that women’s rights are human fights has presently gained

momentum globally and has secured recognition internationally now.

However this idea is not new to India. Swami Vivekananda observed a

civilization could be judged by the way it treats its women. Hence the

fact of need for protection of women’s rights has been present in Indian

social and political system.

Several steps have been taken by government for protection of rights of

the women. To give recognition to the women, it has been made

compulsory to include mother’s name along with that of father in the

various applications forms required to be filled for an Indian child while

seeking admission in school. Several changes have been made in the

personal laws to protect the women’s rights and remove inherent

inequalities.

(1) On the basis of your reading of the above passage make notes on

it, using headings and sub heading.

(2) Write a summary of the passage and suggest a title. SECTION – B

( WRITING) Q.3 You are Secretary of SK Birla Group of Education, R.W.A, Meerut.

Draft a notice in not more than 50 words stating that the Project file

before on 31.Dec.2017 you must pay before the due date. OR

You have received an informal invitation letter from Abhinav Bindra

Mumbai on occasion of Selection to Gold medial on 6 March 2014.

Write a reply accepting with best wishes.

Q.4 Prepare a report to be sent to the city national news in about 100

words on “ A Cleanity Operation Camp ’ in your School . OR

Prepare a report to be sent to the newspaper in about 100 words on “

Child Labour’ in your city.

Q.5 You are Amit Verma at B- 112 Malviya Nagar Jaipur.You found an

advertisement dated on 5 Jan. 2017 applying for the post of Physic

Lecturer in SK College Sikar. Write an application for this post. OR



You are Shobhit living at Anand Bhawan, Krishna Colony, Udaipur. You

bought a refrigerator from Ganesh Electronics, Sadar Bazar, Udaipur. It

does not function properly. Write a letter of complaint to the Sales

Manager of the Shop.

Q.6 Write a speech in about 100 words on Free Eye operation Camp

that held in your school last week. OR

Write an article expiring your views on ‘Save Water’. SECTION – C

( Question answer ) Q.7 Read the extract given below and answer the questions that follow :

It is not growing like a tree

In bulk. Doth make man better be

Or standing long an oak, three hundred year,

To fall a log at last, dry, bald, and sere.

1] Which fact is the poet trying to emphasize about man ?

2] What does the poet convey by the metaphor of oak?

3] Find out the words from the extract which means ‘wither’ . OR

I hear a sudden cry of pain!

There is a rabbit in a snare;

Now I hear the cry again,

But I cannot tell from where.

1] What does the rabbit do to get help ?

2] Why can’t the poet help the rabbit?

3] Find out the words from the extract which means ‘Net’ .

Q.8 Answer any three of the following questions in 30 – 40 words each :

1] Mention the qualities of an oak ? ( The Noble Nature)

2] Explain how all the world is a stage in the context of the poem.

(The Seven Ages of Man)

3] Why do all the birds belong to the poet ? ( A Boy’s Song)

4] What does hope kill? (The Hope)

Q.9 Answer the following questions in 30 – 40 words each :

1] What were Mr. Malik’s views regarding a store room ?

( A Room 10’ X 8’)



2] What are the successive steps in the process of soil erosion?( Water)

3] Why does Derry come back to Mr. Lamb’s house?(On The Face Of It)

4] When and where was the entertainment show organized?

( A walk through the fire)

Q.10 Answer the following question in about 125 words :

1] Mention the qualities of a good book? OR

2] Describes the contestation of the ragpeakers at seemapuri ?

(Lost Spring)

Q.11 Answer the following question in about 125 words :

1]Who was the tiger king and what was reason of his death explain?

(Tiger king) OR

2] Describe the anxiety of Della after she had sacrificed her hair.

( The Gift of the Magi)

Q.12 Answer the following question in about 30-40 words each :

1] How did the grandmother help her grandson in the morning

before going to school? ( The portrait of a lady )

2] Draw a character – sketch of Gafur? ( Drought)

3] Why was the path very important for the villagers?

( Dead men’s path )

4] What had been put up on the bulletin board? (The last lesson)

End BOARD OF SEC. EDU. EXAMINATION 2017 CLASS-12 TOPPERS (PROVISIONALS)

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