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Subject : Second Language — ENGLISH
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I. Multiple Choice Questions : 4×1=4
1. Read the given conversation and choose the
language function for the underlined sentence :
Sudha : Hello Radha ! Why are you
standing here ?
Radha : Hello ! I’m waiting for the bus. I’ve
to go to the market.
Sudha : Come, I will drop you. I’m going
that way.
(A) Requesting (B) Seeking direction
(C) Offering help (D) Agreeing.
Comp. (C) — Offering help 1 1
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2. Choose the appropriate question tag and fill in the
blank :
Your friends are coming tonight, ................. ?
(A) are they (B) don’t they
(C) do they (D) aren’t they.
Comp. (D) — aren't they. 1 1
3. Read the given conversation and fill in the blank
choosing the most appropriate words :
Rajesh : Hey Sunil ! Did you watch the
cricket match yesterday ? We won
the match !
Sunil : No, I didn’t ! If you had told me
earlier, I ........... watched it.
(A) would have (B) wouldn’t have
(C) will have (D) shall have.
Comp. (A) — would have 1 1
4. Read the following and choose the infinitive :
The facility lacked personnel and equipment. The
on duty physician was not able to do more than
giving first aid. He advised that she be moved to a
nearby hospital.
(A) was (B) to do
(C) advised (D) lacked.
Comp. (B) — to do 1 1
II. Do as directed : 12 × 1 = 12
5. Which one of the following words has one syllable ?
transform, free, unity, problem.
Rem. free 1 1
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6. Combine the word in Column-A with its collocative
word in Column-B :
‘A’ ‘B’
credit [ insurance, order, card, coin ]
Rem. credit card 1 1
7. Fill in the blank using the correct article :
We reached the city after ..................... sunset.
Rem. the 1 1
8. Fill in the blank using suitable linker :
Ravi bought fresh fruits ................... vegetables.
Comp. and 1 1
9. Fill in the blank with appropriate preposition :
The girl looked .................. her friend in disbelief.
Comp. at 1 1
10. Fill in the blank with appropriate tense form of the
verb given in brackets :
Now-a-days Arjun .................. ( go ) to school
regularly.
Comp. goes 1 1
11. Identify the part of speech of the underlined word :
The temples at Hampi are magnificent.
Rem. adjective 1 1
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12. Write the correct form of the word given in
brackets :
The scientists were ...................... ( success ) in
their efforts to find a cure for the disease.
Comp. successful 1 1
13. Use the word ‘search’ as verb in a sentence.
Exp. meaningful sentence 1 1
14. Change into superlative degree :
Ooty is cooler than any other hill station in South
India.
Exp. Ooty is the coolest hill station in South India. 1 1
15. Change into passive voice :
The chief guest distributed the notebooks.
Exp. The notebooks were distributed by the chief guest. 1 1
16. Read the following conversation and change the
underlined sentence into reported speech :
Raghav : Hello Raj ! When are you going to
Delhi ?
Raj : Hey Raghav ! I am going to Delhi
tomorrow.
Raj told Raghav ....................................... .
Exp. that he was going to Delhi the next day. 1 1
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III. The following paragraph has two errors. Edit the
paragraph and rewrite it in the answer book :
2×1=2
17. Narendra understand that Sri Ramakrishna was a
great soul. He observed him from close quarters
and gradual came to accept Sri Ramakrishna as his
teacher.
a) Verbal mistake to be corrected.
b) Adverbial mistake to be corrected.
Exp. a) understood 1 -
b) gradually 1 - 2
IV. Answer the following questions in 2 - 3
sentences each : 7 × 2 = 14
18. Why did Nehru choose Dr. Ambedkar as the law
minister ?
Comp. recognition of Ambedkar's skills — in the field of
law — legislation — tribute — his vision of social
1 1
justice. 1
2 2 2
19. Ambedkar had a great thirst for books when he was
a student. Explain.
Comp. Ambedkar — voracious reader — bought books —
curtailing daily needs — in New York — purchased
— 2000 old books — London — books — to India —
1 1
in 32 boxes. 1
2 2 2
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20. Do you think the response of the artists in the
concert was unusual ? Why ?
Exp. Artists' response — unusual — world famous
musicians — busy schedules — still agreed —
1 1
played for Anant. 1
2 2 2
21. How did Smita execute her daring thought ?
Exp. After the concert — wriggled her way — towards
stage — knees felt weak, tongue dry — hands folded
— poured out — story of brother — sick at home —
1 1
longed to hear — requested to play for bother. 1
2 2 2
22. Write about the physical appearance of the Jazz
player.
Jazz player — wrinkled old face — wearies of living
— head down — eyes closed — sagging stomach —
frayed collar — faded blue old shirt — worn jacket
1 1
— rundown shoes — paper in them. 1
2 2 2
23. What do you think is the writer of ‘Narayanapur
incident’ trying to impress upon the readers ?
OR
How can you say that the students’ march was
unusual ?
Exp. Small town — students marching — everyone —
contribute to freedom struggle — in their own way
1 1
— patriotic — join — Quit India. 1
2 2 2
OR
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Students — walked — complete silence — no
slogans — no shouts — just shuffle of feet — drip of
rain — low murmur — crowd — peaceful march —
1 1
no chance — police to arrest — no violence. 1
2 2 2
24. What kind of difficulties Dicky Dolma had to face as
a young girl ?
OR
How did Haneef and his brothers learn to be
independent at a young age ?
Comp. Only 11 — lost mother — lost elder brother —
father bed-ridden — financial difficulties — still
1 1
determined. 1
2 2 2
OR
Haneef — lost father — when eight years old —
mother — touring job — a vocal artist — children —
responsible — getting up — getting ready for school
1 1
— learnt one's duty — most important thing. 1
2 2 2
V. Answer the following questions in 5 - 6
sentences each : 2×3=6
25. Describe Swami’s dreadful experience when he was
lying under the bench.
Exp. Swami — under the bench — safer — fell asleep —
racked with nightmares — a tiger — chasing —
desperate to escape — nightmare continued —
opened eyes — to feel granny's presence — touched
wooden leg of the bench — lonely state — rustling
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— something moving — gazed in horror — crawled
out — hugged it — used teeth — mortal weapon. 2 1 3
26. How does the poet describe the progress achieved in
our country in the poem ‘The Song of India’ ?
Exp. Poet — wants to highlight — progress — dam and
lake — steel mills — ship building yard — men
working — to technologise — to put the country —
atomic age. 2 1 3
VI. Read the following extracts and answer the
questions that follow : 4 × 3 = 12
27. “Behenji, aap theek hai ?” he asked [ Sister, are you
okay ? ].
a) Who is the speaker ?
b) Who is addressed as ‘Behenji’ here ?
c) Why did the speaker ask this question ?
Comp. a) Baleshwar Mishra 1
b) Roma Talreja 1
c) Roma had fallen by the side of the tracks,
unconscious. 1 3
28. “One day they came back to the office to complain.”
a) Who does ‘they’ refer to ?
b) Who did they complain about ?
c) What was the complaint ?
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Comp. a) Americans 1
b) Children of Rio en Medio 1
c) The children were overrunning their property 1 3
29. “This is an idle pastime. You would do better to
read and get some knowledge,” he said to his son.
a) Who is the speaker ?
b) Who does ‘you’ refer to ?
c) What is referred here as ‘idle pastime’ ?
Comp. a) Satish's father 1
b) Satish 1
c) drawing / doodling 1 3
30. “You say you own me,
I wait.”
a) Who is the speaker ?
b) Who does ‘you’ refer to ?
c) What does ‘I wait’ indicate in the context ?
Comp. a) The land 1
b) Man / the reader 1
c) It indicates patience 1 3
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VII. Given below is a profile. Write a paragraph using
the clues given below : 1×3=3
31. Mr. Raja Gopal
Place and date of birth : Kolar, 20th March, 1973
Qualification : M.A., M.Ed.
Profession : Professor at a private
college
Family : Wife, a daughter
Hobbies : Writing, painting,
gardening
Reasons for popularity : Friendly, service minded,
helps poor students.
Exp. — Inclusion of all the points
— Language accuracy. 2 1 3
VIII. Develop the story using the clues given below :
1×3=3
32. A grasshopper — merry — enjoying summer — sang
and danced — ant worked — stored food —
grasshopper told ant — beautiful days — stop and
enjoy — ant still worked — came winter — no food
— grasshopper starved — came to ant — help —
ant told — dance the winter away — grasshopper
learnt — a lesson.
Exp. — Inclusion of all the points
— Language accuracy 2 1 3
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IX. Study the picture given below : 1×3=3
33. Write a description or an account of what the
picture suggests to you in a paragraph.
Alternative question for Visually impaired
candidates only. ( In lieu of Q. No. 33 )
Use the following phrasal verbs in sentences of your
own : 3×1=3
a) look for
b) put on
c) set out.
Exp. — Description
— Language accuracy
2 1 3
Alternative question :
— Meaningful sentences. 3×1
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X. Quote from memory : 1×4=4
34. The quality ................................................
........................................................heaven
Upon .........................................................
.......................................................... takes.
OR
You talk ......................................................
........................................................... bright ;
I feel ..............................................................
........................................................... night ?
Rem. The quality of mercy is not strain'd;
It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven
Upon the place beneath. It is twice blest :
It blesseth him that gives, and him that takes. 4 4
OR
You talk of wondrous things you see,
You say the sun shines bright;
I feel him warm, but how can he
Or make it day or night ? 4 - 4
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XI. Read the following passage and answer the
questions that follow : 1×4=4(2×2)
35. Most of us believe in prayers, don’t we ? “More
things are wrought by prayer than this world
dreams of.” We are aware that prayer can perform
miracles. Prayer can change our lives and make us
better humans. It has the power of magic.
A number of great men bear testimony to the
power of prayer. Nobel laureate Dr. Alexis Carrel
wrote, “Prayer is a powerful source of energy that
one can generate. It is a force as powerful as
terrestrial gravity. I have seen men, after all other
therapy had failed, were lifted out of the disease
and sorrow by the serene effect of prayer”. The
world today stands on the verge of destruction
because people have forgotten to pray. It is by
prayer that man reaches God and God enters him.
Man needs God as he needs water and oxygen.
a) What does Dr. Carrel say about prayer ?
b) How powerful is the effect of prayer, according
to the passage ?
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Comp. a) Dr. Carrel says, "Prayer is a powerful source of
energy that one can generate. It is a force as
powerful as terrestrial gravity. I have seen
men, after all other therapy had failed, were
lifted out of the disease and sorrow by the
serene effect of prayer." 2
b) Prayer can perform miracles. It can change our
lives. Make us better humans. It has the power
of magic. 2 4
XII. Answer the following question in about 8 - 10
sentences : 1×4=4
36. According to the poet his grandmother was a
genius. Elaborate.
OR
The Jazz player’s pathetic life is lifted by his music.
Justify.
Appr. Poet says — grandmother — genius — climbed trees
— in a trice — learnt from brother — happier in a
tree — people told her — age gracefully — grandma
said — I'll grow disgracefully — one day — climbed
a tree — could not come down — after the rescue —
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doctor suggested — bed rest for a week — for her a
brief season in hell — when felt stronger —
demanded a tree house — son dutiful — caring —
fulfilled her wish — she sits in state — drinks
sherry with the poet. 2 2 4
OR
Jazz player — like a black Ancient Mariner —
wrinkled old face — full of wearies of living — faded
— blue old shirt — worn old jacket — run down
shoes — have paper in them — rough — unshaven
face — self brought solitude — holds an old alto
saxophone — by wire coat hanger — starts playing
— Black man — sent to preach — Black Gospel of
Jazz — no longer a Black man — a bird — flying
high — high — higher — thus music — uplifts —
spirit — Jazz player. 2 2 4
XIII. Write an essay on any one of the following :
1×4=4
37. a) Covid-19 precautions
b) Air pollution
c) Importance of sports and games.
Exp. — Inclusion of all the points
— Language accuracy. 2 2 4
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XIV. Write a letter using the information given
below : 1×5=5
38. Imagine you are Chaitra / Chaitanya studying in
Government High School, Chamarajanagar.
Write a letter to your friend describing ‘Children’s
Day’ celebrations in your school.
OR
Write a letter to the Junior Engineer, Electricity
office of your area, complaining about irregular
power supply in your locality.
Exp. — Format
— Matter and language accuracy 2 3 5
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