Grade - XII (Science & Management) 2073
SET - I
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Read the following passage and answer the given questions: (53=15)
News becomes rapidly obsolete. Sometimes people walk mile or two to get
the latest edition of newspaper, but would not bother to buy yesterday's
newspaper even if it is easily available. Why is a report of an earthquake in
this morning's newspaper important and newsy? But the same piece of news
two days later is no longer topical. It is now history clarifying the difference
between news and history not only elucidates how news becomes
superannuated, but also helps explain why we are attracted to the news in the
first place. A number of differences between news and history are apparent.
History, for one thing, is only about people or events that directly impinge
of the lives of people; the movements of the earliest ice glaciers belong more
to the study of geology than history. In addition, some insist that historical
accounts include inferences to peoples' intentions and reasons in addition to
their behavior. While news too is primarily concerned with the actions of the
people, motives are often immaterial to news story.
In fact, news need not concern people at all: its news when a hen in Nebraska
lays three purple eggs even if this occurrence has no significant consequence
for anyone. News, we noted, is nominal, but history ranges over series of
events. In addition, historical recital associates events in a narrative style
which differs markedly from news reports. Historical facts never speak for
themselves for they need to be embedded in some historical context. History
is not simply chronicle, not simply a matter of accurately ordering events.
History is about the past while single news deals with the present.
Questions:
(a) Why don't people buy last day's news?
(b) When does news become history?
(c) What are some obvious differences between news and history?
(d) How is news indifferent to people?
(e) How is history about past while news about present?
Attempt any five questions:
(5×3=15)
a.
Do you find any difference in giving birth to children between
Eastern and Western society? (A Child Is Born)
b. Why does the narrator confess his guilt at the end of story? (The TellTale Heart)
c.
Write a short comment on the speech of Jr. Martin Luther King. (I
Have a Dream)
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Why does the speaker/poet want to spit into the face of time? (The
Lamentation of the Old Pensioner)
e.
What are the major causes that brought radical changes in the field of
child adoption? (The Children Who Wait)
f.
Describe how Karnali region is linked economically to the low-land
Terai region. (Two Long-Term Problems…)
Attempt any one question:
(10)
a.
The story "The Last Voyage of the Ghost Ship" presents the growth
of an ordinary boy to an assertive man. Elaborate the statement.
b.
Why does the narrator kill the old man? Would you call the narrator
mad? Provide appropriate reasons to your answer.( The Tell-Tale
Heart)
Change the following sentences, using either as soon as +past or as soon
as + past perfect.
(5)
a) I looked into her eyes and knew immediately that she was the girl for
me.
b) He kicked the dog and it barked.
c) He got married again immediately after his wife's death.
d) I telephoned her and asked about her result.
e) He left the house straight after breakfast.
Rewrite these sentences using 'must' 'can't' or might/may'
(5)
a) I'm sure they weren't serous.
b) May be he was delayed.
c) I'm sure he likes folk music.
d) Perhaps he forgot to lock the front door.
e) I'm sure she has been facing problems nowadays.
Fill in the gaps in the sentences below with appropriate proposition
given below:
(5)
(for, by, until, in)
a) We did all our homework . . . a couple of hours.
b) They played cards . . . four hours.
c) We discussed about our exam . . . two o'clock in the morning.
d) My mother got the lunch ready . . . 10 o'clock.
e) The concert was over......half past ten.
What might you regret in their situations, using I wish . . / If only . . / or
I should not? (5)
a) You're short of sleep.
b) You live in a remote village.
c) Someone has just refused to marry you.
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d) You can't speak English fluently.
e) You are lost in a big city.
Change the following sentences as indicated in the brackets. (5)
a) They are in love. (look as though)
b) I smoke.(be used to)
c) Ramesh lost the book I lent him. (If there's one thing. . .)
d) He told me, "the price of petrol's going to go up." (Indirect speech)
e) Is your house 1km/2km from Patan college? (How far. . .)
Change the following remarks using ‘supposed to’. (5)
a) Apparently elephants have very long memories.
b) People say it’s unlucky to walk under a ladder.
c) I am told that garlic stops you catching a cold.
d) People say she was born on board a ship.
e) Apparently Manoj married three times.
Write two sentences showing how the following pairs of events happened
in rapid succession using (a) had only just
(b) No sooner had (5)
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My grandfather retired/he had a heart-attack.
b. I finished my exams/ I got a job offer
c.
They got back from their honeymoon/they had a terrible quarrel.
d. We had the washing machine repaired/it broke down quarrel.
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I sat down to watch my favorite program/ some friends turned up.
If you had unlimited money to build a house, where would you build it
and what would it be like?
(5)
Write a review of a film you have watched.
(10)
Write an essay on ‘Prospect of Nepal for Development”
(10)
SET - II
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Read the passage and answer the questions.
(5×3= 15)
Devotion to ancestors is one of the key percepts that enables us to understand
the basis of Nepali Hindu social organization. According to the Nepali
definition of a family, the family is not only the abode of the living but also
of the dead, and those who are to come in the future; or in the other words
the home is the dwelling place of not only the living members but also of
forefathers who have passed away and those who are yet to come. A man,
thus, has a special obligation to his ancestors. So when the father or the
mother passes away a Nepali Hindu mourns the death by wearing white
garments, and abstaining from meat and liquor for a whole year. He also
offers rice-cakes, fruits and flowers to the departed throughout the year. Then
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after the completion of the year he assumes a normal life. Even while leading
a normal life he has to make offerings to his ancestors twice a year; once
during the death anniversary and the other during the swara sarad, which
falls in the month of September-October. On both these occasions one offers
food and water to the deceased souls in the family. The offering during the
Shraddha Ceremony is for the pitris; and is known as the pitri-yasna. The
pirti-yajna constitutes one of the five great sacrifices that a house holder
performs in his life. The other yajnas being: deva-yajna, buta-yajna, niriyajna, and rishi-yajna that is the sacrifices to the gods, spirits, guests and
teachers.
Questions:
a.
What is the passage about?
b. What is the definition of family?
c.
Why an individual has a special obligation to his ancestors?
d. What an individual offers to his ancestors?
e.
What does pitri-yasna refer to?
Answer any one of the following:
(10)
c.
The story "The Last Voyage of the Ghost Ship" presents the growth
of an ordinary boy to an assertive man. Elaborate the statement.
d. Why does the narrator kill the old man? Would you call the narrator
mad? Provide appropriate reasons to your answer.( The Tell-Tale
Heart)
Answer any five of the following questions:
(5x3=15)
a.
Explain King’s analogy of the bad check. (I Have a Dream)
b. What is matching? How did it change American adoption scene?
(Children Who Wait)
c.
What makes the narrator confess in the end? (The Tell-Tale Heart)
d. “Both the poems ‘The Grandmother’ and ‘The Lamentation of the Old
Pensioner’ motivate us to read the dynamics of romantic love almost
at platonic level”. Justify this statement finding out at least three
similarities between these poems.
e.
What does the dead doe stand for? What does the poem talk about
environment? (Travelling Through the Dark)
f.
What are the signs of global environmental decline? (Two Long-Term
Problems…)
How would you describe the people who…………
(5)
Example: gives away lots of money ……..generous
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help other people……………
ii. only thinks about himself/herself……………….
iii. always sees the dark side of life…………………
iv. never buys the children a doll……………………
v. easily loses his/her temper………………….
5. Change the sentence below using either "as soon as + simple past" or
"as soon as+ past perfect where necessary.
(5)
Example: They saw the house and immediately fell in love with it.
As soon as they saw the house, they fell in love with it.
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He got married again immediately after his wife's death.
b. He left the house straight after breakfast.
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The train passed and immediately the barrier went up.
d. I told him about my problem and he instantly offered to help.
e.
The television program finished and then I went straight to bed.
6. What might you regret in these situations? Make two sentences using (a)
'I wish…../If only…………. (b) I should / shouldn't…… .
(5)
a.
You're suffering from sunstroke.
b. Your house has brunt down.
c.
You feel seasick.
d. You're short of sleep.
e.
You're stuck half way up a mountain in fog.
7. Look at the sets of words below and decide what each set has in common,
and then ask an information question about it.
(5)
a.
arson/ blackmail/ assault
b. stew /grill/ roast
c.
primary /grammar/ comprehensive
d. crimson/ scarlet/ maroon
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recruit /lieutenant/ colonel
8. Attempt any two of the following questions:
(2x10=20)
a.
Write a letter to your junior sister suggesting her the ways she can best
utilize her leisure time after SLC exams.
b. Prepare a speech for or against the statement “A student should have
good knowledge of national affairs of his / her country".
c.
Who do you think is responsible for the political unrest in Nepal?
Explain with possible solutions to overcome this state.
9. Change the following remarks using "supposed to".
(5)
a.
They say he's terribly stingy.
b. Apparently he's living in Paris.
c.
I hear he had a heart attack two years ago.
d. They say the price is going to go up.
e.
Apparently Marilyn Monroe was an insomniac.
10. Rewrite the sentences combining together using relative clause.
(5)
a.
Godrey decided to be an actor. His parents had been in the theatres.
b.
Mrs. Aldrich never recovered consciousness. She was married to Mr.
Shaw.
c.
The dog was sitting facing the garden. The dog loved travelling in fast
cars.
d. Mary noticed that he was wearing her ring. She has lost it for five years
before.
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This was my father's oldest house. I was born in this house.
11. Rewrite the following sentences using 'for, in, until, by'.
(5)
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He learnt to drive……………..two weeks.
b. My father ran a bookshop………………five years.
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We discussed about politics……………two in the morning.
d. I read whole of 'Romeo and Juliet'…………..Saturday.
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I talked on the telephone …………..20 minutes.
12. Write some paragraphs on “The day I can never forget”. (5)
SET - III
1.
Read the passage and answer the questions given below.
(5×3= 15)
A farmer had some puppies he needed to sell. He painted a sign advertising
the pups and set about nailing it to a post on his yard. As he was driving the
last nail into the post, he felt a tug on his overalls. He looked down into the
eyes of a little boy. “Mister,” he said, “I want to buy one of your puppies.”
“Well,” said the farmer, as he rubbed the sweat off the back of his neck,
“These puppies come from fine parents and cost a good deal of money.” The
boy dropped his head for a moment. Then reaching deep into his pocket, he
pulled out a handful of change and held it up to the farmer. “I’ve got thirtynine cents. Is that enough to take a look?” “Sure,” said the farmer. And with
that he let out a whistle, “Here, Dolly!” he called.
Out from the doghouse and down the ramp ran Dolly followed by four little
balls of fur. The little boy pressed his face against the chain link fence. His
eyes danced with delight.
As the dogs made their way to the fence, the little boy noticed something
else stirring inside the doghouse. Slowly another little ball appeared; this one
noticeably smaller. Down the ramp it slid. Then in a somewhat awkward
manner the little pup began hobbling toward the others, doing its best to catch
up. “I want that one,” the little boy said, pointing to the runt. The farmer
knelt down at the boy’s side and said, “Son, you don’t want that puppy. He
will never be able to run and play with you like these other dogs would.”
With that the little boy stepped back from the fence, reached down, and
began rolling up one leg of his trousers. In doing so he revealed a steel brace
running down both sides of his leg attaching itself to a specially made shoe.
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Looking back up at the farmer, he said, “You see sir, I don’t run too well
myself, and he will need someone who understands.”
Questions:
a) What did the man do to sell his puppies?
b) Why did the boy choose the smaller puppy?
c) What was the advice of the man regarding the puppy he chose?
d) What was the problem with the boy?
e) Give a suitable title to the above passage.
Answer any FIVE questions:
(5x3=15)
a.
Justify the title “The Tell Tale Heart”( The Tell Tale Heart)
b. Describe the analogy of a bad check. (I Have A Dream)
c.
According to Traugot, what changes are transforming the American
adoption scene? (The Children Who Wait)
d. What is the central idea of the poem, “God’s Grandeur”?
e.
How does the boy look at his aunt and uncle? (A Story)
f.
Explain the title “The Lamentation of the Old Pensioner”.
Answer any one of the following:
(10)
a) Alyohin is said to rush around like a squirrel in a cage. Justify this
statement mentioning the appropriate references from the text “About
Love”.
b) Critically analyze the story 'Hansel and Gretel' relating to the Marxist,
feminist and psychological theories.
For each of the following situations below, ask a question with “How
long………?”
(5)
a) I wrote all my letters. (lunchtime)
b) Tony plays golf. (four years)
c) Liza has a cold. (Three days)
d) She did some piano practice.(bedtime)
e) John wrote an essay. (two hours)
Change the sentences below, using sure to, bound to, likely to or unlikely
to:
(5)
a) There will definitely be a few tickets left.
b) I doubt if they will move this summer.
c) I expect there will be lots of people at the meeting.
d) In ten years time everyone will have a digital watch.
e) He probably won’t arrive.
Continue the following remarks with look / sound / smell / feel / taste +
like:
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a) I wonder who wrote that music.
b) What’s it that you’re cooking?
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c) They’ve got very similar faces.
d) I’ve got something in my shoe.
e) He’s got a fair hair.
Change the following sentences using must, can’t or might/may.
(5)
a) Perhaps they were listening.
b) I’m sure they stole the money.
c) I’m sure he’s not French.
d) Perhaps she went home.
e) I’m sure he was dreaming.
Write two sentences each showing how the following pairs of events
happened in rapid succession using (a) had only just or (b) No
sooner.
(5)
a) My grandfather retired. He had a heart attack.
b) Sheela went to bed/ she heard a strange noise.
c) The plane took off/ three hijackers walked into the cabin.
d) The new casino was opened/ it was destroyed by fire.
e) We had the washing machine repaired/ it broke down again.
Continue the remarks below with a sentence, using (not) used to + --ing:
(5)
a) She’ll be tired soon.
b) He’ll not get angry at your mistake.
c) Oh dear. I’ve got a headache.
d) The noise doesn’t distract her.
e) I’m surprised! He’s out of breath.
Join the following sentences together, using a non-defining relative
clauses.
(5)
a) The man is a wicked fellow. He is wearing a red cap.
b) The chair lasted for many years. I bought the chair from Mr. Pradhan.
c) Dashain generally takes place in September. It is also called Durga
Puja.
d) Ashok finally asked her to marry him. She had always been in love
with him.
e) The dog was sitting facing the back window. The dog loved travelling
in fast cars.
Write a paragraph describing at least two distinct features you would
expect in your husband/wife. (5)
Write a job application for the post of receptionist at Nepal Investment
Bank.
(10)
Write an essay describing the most horrible experience you’ve ever had
in your life.
(10)
SET - IV
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Read the following passage and answer the questions given below:
(5×3=15)
Hiking - most of us remember our first overnight hike at summer camp or a
campout with friends- the experience meant walking, blisters, swimming in
a cool stream, cooking food that tasted better than any 5-star hotel, and then
sleeping in absolute silence under a blanket of stars .memories bring back
strange sounds in the night, leaving the camp to find a “private” place, telling
ghost stories by firelight, and making friends with people you hardly knew.
This month, we share a primer on hiking and backpacking so that you may
consider adding it to your list of activities. Just to whet your interest, you
may be surprised to know a person weighing 135 pounds, hiking with a 20pound backpack for 4 hours at 3 and half mph will expend 1,358 calories,
while a person weighing 150 pounds, carrying the same backpack for 4 hours
at 2mph, will burn 1,200 calories.
The American Hiking Society lists many benefits to hiking. They state that
hiking can stem heart disease, decrease hypertension by dilating blood
vessels, decrease cholesterol levels while increasing HDL(the good
cholesterol), decrease weight by burning calories, etc.
We need to be very careful before we go for hiking. There’s no perfect list
as different trips require different equipment and gear. If you have diabetes,
essentials for any hike would include extra clothing, food and water.
Depending on the hike, you may carry a map in a water proof container,
compass, flash light with extra batteries, matches in a water-tight case, etc.
thus hiking is a terrific exercise.
Questions:
a.
What do you mean by hiking?
b. How does one’s weight determine the calories required for hiking?
c.
List down the advantages suggested by American Hiking Society?
d. What does a diabetic person require to take along with while going
hiking?
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What are the things to be considered before going for hiking?
Answer any five questions.
(5×3 = 15)
a.
How is Karnali economically linked with low land regions to the south?
(Hurried Trip to Avoid a Bad Star”)
b. Are most living Nobel Prize Winners optimistic about the future of
humanity? Why or why not? (Two Long Term Problems…)
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Do you think W.B. Yeats believed in life after death? Explore your
ideas with reference to the text “Purgatory”. (Purgatory)
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How did the businesswomen the writer introduces in her essay differ
from their male counterparts? In what ways did they resemble male
entrepreneurs of their day? (Women’s Business)
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Comment on the significance of the word “Ding-dong” in the poem
“Full Fathom Five Thy Father Lies.” (Full Fathom Five Thy Father
Lies)
f.
According to Jack Zipes, what does the character of the witch
symbolize in the story ‘Hansel and Gretel”? (Hansel and Gretel)
Answer any one of the following:
(10)
a.
How did American women start and flourish their business? In what
ways did they resemble and differ from their male counterparts?
(Women’s Business)
b.
The story "The Last Voyage of the Ghost Ship" presents the growth
of an ordinary boy to an assertive man. Elaborate the statement.
Rewrite the following sentences using “No sooner had…”
a.
My grandfather retired / he had a heart-attack.
b. The plane took off / three hijackers walked into the cabin.
c.
The new exhibition hall was opened / it was destroyed by fire.
d. We had the washing machine repaired / it broke down again.
Rewrite the following sentences using “If there is one thing…”
a.
Sajina lost my book that I lent.
b. Ganesh has forgotten to call his parents at home.
c.
People who are cruel to animal upset me.
d. I loathe people who come to borrow the bike.
Change the following sentences beginning with “He told me...”
a.
I have already read the book.
b.
Was it a good film?
c.
Get out!
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Don't use cheap notes.
Compare the following sentences as shown in example:
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Example: The exam is not usually very difficult, but this year
it was quite tough.
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This year the exam is tougher than it usually is.
Fifty people had been invited but eighty came.
You said I would enjoy the film, but didn’t like it much.
His parents would like him to work hard but he doesn’t.
The washing machine used to be fairly quiet it makes a lot of noise
now.
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Rewrite the following questions as indirect questions with the clues
given.
(4)
a.
Did you take a leave for your sister’s marriage? I want to know….
b. Has the bus arrived? Can you tell me…?
c.
What did you buy as a gift for your sister? Can I know…?
d. Where did your brother go with his friends yesterday? Did you
notice…?
9. What might you regret in the following situations?
(5)
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You are suffering from a stomach ache.
b. You have damaged your computer.
c.
You have been caught in the exam hall.
d. Your bike is stolen.
e.
There is a power cut, and you are stuck in lift.
10. Rewrite the following sentences, beginning with the words given. (5)
a.
He has lived on his own most of his life.
He seems .................................
b.
Someone's knocking the wall down.
It sounds .............................
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This painting is a genuine Picasso.
The painting looks ................
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He has terrible personal problems.
He seems ...........................
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They're enjoying themselves.
They look......................
11. What would you expect the following types of people to do? Write
definitions:
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An unreliable persons
b. A stingy person
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A skeptical person
d. An optimistic person
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An considerate person
12. From the notes below, write a news story. Talk about what has
happened, the details of what happened, what has been happening, and
the previous situations. Also give a suitable headline.
(10)
Notes:
Riots in Gujarat, India: a group of people set fire to a train; 60 burnt to death;
angry reaction; mob violence; 500 killed; law and order situation worsens;
army called in; curfew imposed; now calm.
13. Give your view about the increasing trend of going abroad for higher
education in Nepal.
(10)
14. Write comparative sentences based on the information below.
a.
Exam marks: Jane 75%; Paul 42%
b. My house: Rs 40 lakhs; Your house: 39 lakhs
c.
Jane is 16 years; Paul is 17 years.
d. Math exam 70% failed; Physics exam 24% failed
e.
Yesterday's temperatures: Kathmandu 24°, New Delhi 30°
(5)
SET - V
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Read the following passage and answer the questions given below. (15)
It's 10:35 a.m. and there are 389 media people in Belfast, most, it would
seem, in Europa Hotel, and all are looking for a war.
For the first time 12 years of covering the world's conflicts and especially
the trouble in Northern Ireland, I have been forced to question seriously the
objectivity of some of my colleagues. There have been reports of
photographers paying youth to throw rocks and bottles at passing army
vehicles. One US TV crew is said to have such an incident filmed. In the
lowers Falls a TV crew were seen by police inciting rioters to do damage on
a building site, and in another incident a TV crew was seen directing rioters
to create action which was then filmed. The very presence of the
photographers and TV crews on street corners in Belfast seems to include
youths to throw things at passing security vehicles. Last said I didn't want
them to do anything, I was informed that some foreign journalists always
paid him. This was substantiated by colleagues, many of whom received
similar approaches.
Questions:
a.
In what way, according to the writer, are photographers and TV crew
adding to the violence in Northern Ireland?
b. What evidence does the writer have of this?
c.
Why do you think some foreign journalists behaved in this way?
d. Why does the writer find this shocking?
e.
Give a suitable title to the above passage.
Answer any five of questions:
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Why was aunt angry when uncle decided to go on the outing? (A
story)
Why is it strange that Lydia Pinkham's product was alcoholic?
(Women's Business)
What does the Old Man think happens to souls in purgatory? (Purgatory)
What was the Old Man interested in when he was a young man? (The
Lamentation of the Old Pensioner)
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Answer any one of the following:
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What does the government do if it cannot find a home for a child?
(The children Who Wait)
Why did the poet hesitate to push the deer into the river? (Traveling
Through the Dark)
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What are the major differences between the women entrepreneurs
from that of their male counterparts?( Women’s Business)
How does Marquez blend the elements of realism with fiction in order
to challenge the mainstream American writing? (The Last Voyage of
the Ghost Ship)
Rewrite the following sentences below using must, can’t or might/may. (5)
Eg. I’m sure they’ve arrived.
They must have arrived.
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It’s possible that they’re going away.
b. Perhaps he didn’t hear you.
c.
I’m convinced you haven’t forgotten my name.
d. I’m sure it hasn’t been snowing.
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I’m sure you’re exhausted.
Report the questions, using asked or wanted to know.
(5)
a.
“Do you think your next record will be a hit?”
b. “Will you be staying in London?”
c.
“How long are you staying?”
d. “What have you been doing since you last visit?”
e.
“Are you planning to give any concerts while you are here?”
Fill in the gaps in the sentences below with one of the prepositions given
below.
(5)
for, in, until, by, on
a.
We did all our house work …….a couple of hour.
b. He stayed in bed ……lunchtime.
c.
She studied medicine …….. the age of 25.
d. I studied French ……….a year.
e.
They lived in Palpa …………..1990.
Rewrite the sentences below, using the appropriate words given. Begin
with the words given.
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encourage, forces, enables, allows discourages
a.
People tend to buy more in supermarkets because of the open display.
The open display…
b. Supermarkets buy in bulk, so they can sell things at cut price.
Buying in bulk…
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Because supermarkets sell things at cut prices, smaller shops have to
lower their prices too.
The cut prices in supermarkets…
d. There’s a wide range of goods, to you can do all your shopping in one
place.
The wide range of goods…
e.
Some supermarkets use cameras, so that people are less likely to steal
things.
The use of cameras…
Explain the following deductions using If ….sentence.
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Eg. He can’t be a soldier – he’s not wearing a uniform.
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If he was a soldier, he would be wearing a uniform.
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She must know English-she was listening to the BBC.
b. They must be having an argument-they’ve shut the door.
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She can’t be enjoying herself-she left early.
d. He can’t be working at the library-I haven’t seen him there.
e.
They must have got lost-they’re not here yet.
Add two sentences to the remarks below with (a) could have (b) needn’t
have
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Eg. You didn’t tell me you could do electrical repair.
You could have mended my radio for me. I needn’t have taken my radio to
the shop to be repaired.
a.
I had no idea it would be so warm here.
b. I didn’t realize I still had $10 in my pocket.
c.
If only I’d known their telephone had been repaired.
Rewrite the following sentences beginning “If there is one thing…” as in
the example.
(5)
Eg. People who smoke in restaurants annoy me.
If there’s one thing that annoys me, it’s people who smoke in restaurants.
a.
People who are cruel to animals upset me.
b. People who break promises make me angry.
c.
I hate people who take my things without asking.
d. I loathe people who ring me up in the morning.
e.
I detest people who interrupt when I am speaking.
Write a short paragraph beginning as follows:
(4)
If I had only three months to live, I would……
Write a couple of paragraphs about the problems faced by the people in
Nepal.
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Write an essay on “Youth and Age”.
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