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1 CLASS - 12th EXAMINATION MODEL QUESTION PAPERS ENGLISH (i) Elective English - Five Sets, (ii) Alternative English - Five Sets, (iii) Core English- Five Sets. Page - 01 of 96

2 SET-01 MODEL QUESTION 2018 ALTERNATIVE ENGLISH FULL MARKS - 50 Pass Marks - 16V2 Time - lv2 Hours Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable. Figures in the right margin indicate full marks. All questions are compulsory. General Instruction :- (i) This question paper contains 12 (Twelve) questions altogether in 3 (Three) sections. (ii) All the answers must be correctly numbered as in the question paper. (iii) All the parts of a question must be written together. (iv) Strictly adhere to the word limit, if given, in each question. (v) Answers of the questions must be in the context of the instructions given therein.

3 1. Write a critical appreciation of any one of the following poems :- (a)the Gift of God (b)ode on solitude 8 (c)martha 2.Why does the poet William Shakespeare say that all the World is a stage? 8 OR Write briefly on some of the poetic features of "The Gifts of God" that you have enjoyed. 3.Choose and Write the correct answer.1x4=4 (a)walter DC La Mare was a poet belonging to (i) The 17th Century (ii) The Nineteenth Century (iii) The Elizabethan Age (iv) The 20th Century (b)william Wordsworth was the poet of: (i) The age of Romantic Revival (ii) The Victorian Age (iii) The Angustan Age (iv) The Georgian Age (c)the poem Ode on Solitude is a (i)satiric (ii)idealistic (iii)very earthly (iv)autobiographical

4 (d) George Herbert is apoet (i) devotional or religious (ii) revolutionary (iii) social (iv) metropolitan 4. In about words write a letter to your friend describing a marriage ceremony in your family or the happiest day of your life. 5.Expand any one of the following ( words)10 (a)rome was not built in a day. (b)all that glitters is not gold. (c)as you sow, so you reap. 10 (d)honesty is the best policy. 6.Fill in the blanks with correct form of verbs given in the brackets. 2x5=10 (a)kusumborn in 1994 ( ^e ) (b)nibeditahome everyday (not come) (c)poritoshthe newspaper every morning (read) (d)rashmithe thief last night (catch) (e)ranjeeva letter now. (Write)

5 SET-02 MODEL QUESTION 2018 ALTERNATIVE ENGLISH (COMPULSORY) FULL MARKS - 50 Pass Marks - 16V2 Time - lv2 Hours Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable. TFUI ^^dl ^^ Figures in the right margin indicate full marks. All questions are compulsory. f^f General Instruction :- (i) This question paper contains 12 (Twelve) questions altogether in 3 (Three) sections. (ii) All the answers must be correctly numbered as in the question paper. (iii) All the parts of a question must be written together. (iv) Strictly adhere to the word limit, if given, in each question. (v) Answers of the questions must be in the context of the instructions given therein.

6 Write a critical appreciation of any one of the following poems : (a) Ode on solitude 8 (b)martha (c)the Gift of God Comment on Shakespeare's description of seven stages of man in All the World's a stage. 3 OR Discuss "The Daffodils" as a poem of nature. Choose and Write the correct answer. 1x41=4 (a)alexander Pope has composed, (i) Martha (ii) The Gift of God (iii) Ode on Solitude (iv) The Daffodils (b)william Wordswarth was the poet of: (i) The Age of Romantic Revival (ii) The Victorian Age (iii) The Angustan Age (iv) The Georgian Age (c)the Story told by Martha was (i) Very hot and disturbing

7 (ii) Very calm and tranguil (iii) Full of adventures (iv) Full of lies (d) Man's^Second Childishness'is (i) his second stage (ii) the last stage (iii) the sixth stage (iv) the trick of behaving like a child. 4.Write a letter to your friend what you propose to do after the examination Expand any one of the following ( words):10 (a)honesty is the best policy. (b)necessity is the mother of invention. (c)where there is a will, there in a way. (d)the pen is mightier than the sword. 6.Fill in the blanks with correct form of verbs given in the brackets. 2x5=10 (a)poritosh usuallyup at 5 O'Clock in the morning, (get) (b)rashmidinner. It will be ready in half an hour, (cook) (c)kusumpakur Yesterday, (visit) (d)ranjeevbadminton everyday, (not play) (e)nibedita has neverthe sea. (see)

8 j i i SET-03 MODEL QUESTION 2018 ALTERNATIVE ENGLISH FULL MARKS-50 Pass Marks- 16^ Time 1% Hours CLASS-X Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as Practicable. Figures in the right margin indicate full marks. All questions are compulsory. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS :- (i) This question paper contains 12 (Twelve) questions altogether in 3 (Three) sections, (ii) All the answers must be correctly numbered as in the question paper. (iii) All the parts of a question must be written together. (iv) Strictly adhere to the word limit, if given, in each question. (v) Answers of the questions must be in the context of the instructions given therein.

9 i j i i j 1.Write a critical appreciation of any one of the following poems:- 8 (a)all the world's A stage. (b)the Daffodils. (c)the Gifts of God. 2.Discuss 'Ode on solitude' as a pastoral poem.8 OR Discuss 'Martha' as a lyric poem... 3.Choose and write the correct answer1x4=4 (a)martha's hands were (i) Short and thin (ii) Long and fat (iii) ghostly (iv) Yellowish white (b)the Daffodils has been composed by (i) William Wordsworth (ii) Alexander Pope (iii) George Herbert (iv) William Shakespeare (c)the other title of 'The Gifts of God' is (i) The Pulley (ii) The Temple (iii) God's gift (iv) None of these. (d)the poem Ode on solitude is (i)satiric (ii)idealistic (iii)very earthly (iv)autobiographical

10 4. In about words write a letter to your friend describing 10 the book you like most. 5.Expand any one of the following ( Words)10 (a)cut your coat according to your cloth (b)as you sow, So you reap (c)might is right. (d)slow and steady wins the race 6. Fill in the blanks with correct form of verbs given in the 2x5=10 brackets. (a)kavita to see me yesterday. (Come) (b)aparajeetato his parents within a week, (go) (c)vineetathe exam in (Pass) (d)tannushreechildren. (Love) (e)now the Battle of Panipat(begin).

11 SET 4 Model Question Paper Alternative English 2017 Full Marks -50 Pass Marks - 16 V2 Time : 1 V2 Hours Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable. Figures in the margin indicate full marks. 1.Write critical appreciation of any one of the following poems :8 a)the Gifts of God b)martha c)the Daffodils 2.What are seven different roles that every man and women has to play?8 Or What are the characteristics of a happy life as described by Pope in the poem "Ode on Solitude "?

12 3.Choose and write the correct answer1x4=4 a)the poet compares the world to (i) A story book (ii) A film (iii) A stage (iv) A Playground b)william Wordsworth resembled daffodils with stars because they are : (I)Numerous and same in colour (II)They are in land (III)Same in size (IV)Same in shape c) The Poem ^ Martha" is written by (i) William Wordsworth (ii) Alexander Pope (iii) William Shakespeare (iv) John Donne d)alexander Pope wrote the Poem ^ Ode on Solitude" When he was Only (i) 10 Years (ii) 12 Years (iii) 14 Years (iv) 20 Years 4.Write a letter to your friend congratulating him on his success in sports. ( words)10 5.Expand any one of the following ( Words) a)pen is mightier Than sword b) Time Spares None

13 c)as you sow, so you reap d)health is Wealth 6. Fill in the blanks with correct form of verbs given in the brackets.2x5=10 a)theythe match by one goal.(lose) b)he was only fifteen when he(die) c)heme ten rupees, (lend) d)columbusamerica, (discover) e)a fireout in our street last night ( break)

14 SET 5 Model Question Paper Alternative English 2017 Full Marks -50 Pass Marks - 16 Vt. Time: 1 Vt. Hours Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable. Figures in the margin indicate full marks. 1.Write critical appreciation of any one of the following poems :8 a)aii the World's A Stage b)ode on Solitude c) Martha 2.What is the central idea of the poem ^Daffodils'? 8 Or How is the Poem " The Gifts of God" by George Herbert a metaphysical Poem? 3.Choose and write the correct answer1x4=4 a)" All the World's" a stage and all the men and women are merely

15 (i)puppets (ii)actors (iil)players (iv)dummies b)whatis Daffodil? (I)A leaf (II)A flower (III)A tree (IV)Garden c) The Gifts of God' by George Herbert is a (i) Romantic Poem (ii) Mystery Poem (iii) Metaphysical Poem (iv) Religious Poem d)which Poem is written by Walter de la Mare? (i) Daffodils (ii) Ode on Solitude (iii) Martha (iv) The Gifts of God 4.Write a letter to your friend asking him/ her for help in a subject you are finding difficult in words 10 5.Expand any one of the following:- ( Words) a) Necessity is the mother of Invention b)honesty is the best Policy c) United we stand divided we fallpr

16 d)slow and Steady wins the race 6. Fill in the blanks with correct form of verbs given in the brackets.2x5=10 a)wethis film yesterday.(see) b)this pen to me (belong) c)hein this school for twelve years. (Teach) d)my fatherfor Delhi tomorrow ( Leave) e)iill for the Last two days, (be)

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