Full-Length English Paper No.3 P1

English Full-Length Paper Part I 

Choose the correct option and then see the correct answers- Objective (20) 

1. She made a scoffing sound 

A) Pleasantly
B) Horribly
C) Belittle
D) Greatly

ANSWER= (C) Belittle  
Explanation: mocking, ridiculing, jeering, taunting, teasing, sneering, deriding, disparaging, belittling, lampooning, caricaturing, etc.   

2. He answered me curtly. 

A) Happily 
B) Politely
C) Gruffly
D) Smartly  

ANSWER= (C) Gruffly    
Explanation: brusquely, bluntly, abruptly, tersely, briefly, concisely, succinctly, gruffly, harshly, rudely, sharply, etc.    

3. The rocket frame began to rust state.

A) Erosion 
B) Preservation
C) Managing
D) Quickly

ANSWER= (A) Erosion 
Explanation: decay, corrosion, oxidation, deterioration, disintegration, wear, weathering, erosion, crumbling, flaking, rot, etc.   

4. People were now attentie and impatiently waiting for him to call out the public announcement.

A) Intellectually  
B) Awkardly
C) Abruptly 
D) Yelling 

ANSWER= (C) Abruptly 
Explanation: restlessly, anxiously, eagerly, urgently, irritably, intolerantly, hastily, quickly, abruptly, brusquely, petulantly, etc.  

5. And gentle applause broke out from every hand.

A) Perverted 
B) Ovation
C) Permission
D) Emmission 

ANSWER= (B) Ovation 
Explanation: acclaim, approval, praise, cheers, clapping, commendation, accolades, plaudits, kudos, admiration, etc.   

6. Then I grasped the child's head with my left hand.

A) Vaccinated 
B) Gripped
C) Flowed
D) Hoped 

ANSWER= (B) Gripped 
Explanation: understood, comprehended, apprehended, seized, caught, held, gripped, clutched, embraced, absorbed, perceived, etc.   

7. Perhaps I should have desisted.

A) Replanted 
B) Mixture
C) Refrained
D) Provided 

ANSWER= (C) Refrained 
Explanation: stopped, ceased, halted, discontinued, ended, quit, abandoned, refrained, abstained, withheld, suspended, etc.   

8. What could arise from such a trifling demand.

A) Stealing 
B) Jovial
C) Trivial
D) Meager 

ANSWER= (C) Trival 
Explanation: insignificant, trivial, minor, petty, small, slight, negligible, inconsequential, unimportant, frivolous, paltry, etc. etc.   

9. The old creature instantly expired.

A) Leaned 
B) Terminated
C) Revolutionized
D) Tilted 

ANSWER= (B) Terminated 
Explanation: lapsed, ended, finished, gone, dead, obsolete, outdated, invalid, defunct, extinct, etc. etc.   
 

10. The farm was ringing with the clamour of the gong. 

A) Calm down
B) Silent
C) Commution
D) Dumbed

ANSWER= (C) Commotion 
Explanation: Uproar, outcry, commotion, ruckus, hue and cry, hubbub, clamouring, tumult, racket, din, ,etc.    

11. When did Norma dialed to Mr. Steward.

A) Befor Nine
B) Before Six
C) Before Five
D) Before Eight  

ANSWER= (C) Before Five
Explanation: "Button, Button " Book I. 
 

12. How far is the Earth from Mars? 

A) Fifty Millions Miles
B) Sixty Millions Miles
C) Forty Millions Miles
D) Ninety Millions Miles  

ANSWER= (B) Fifty Millions Miles 
Explanation: Dark They were And the Golden Eyed    

13. What did the daughter do on Mars?

A) Wove cushions
B) Wove handbags
C) Wove tapestries
D) Wove blankets 

ANSWER= (C) Wove tapestries  
Explanation:  Dark They were And Golden Eyed-Book I

14. Who did call Kreton a "handsome"? 

A) John
B) General Powers
C) Mrs. Spelding
D) Ellen  

ANSWER= (C) Mrs. Spelding  
Explanation: Visit to a Small Planet" Book III   

15. Where did Clark write, "enough's enough"? 

A) On the dining hall wall
B) On the corridor wall
C) On the kitchen wall
D) On the bathroom mirror   

ANSWER= (D) On the kitchen wall  
Explanation: "Oyster and the Pearl" Book-III   

16. The dog always _____ at the strangers. 

A) bark 
B) barks
C) barking
D) has been barking

ANSWER= (B) barks  
Explanation: Present Indefinite Tense 

17. They ____ until they die.

A) are fighting
B) has fought
C) have fought
D) will fight 

ANSWER= (D) will fight
Explanation: First Conditional Sentence.   

18. What have you been ____ all the day?  

A) did
B) do
C) is doing
D) doing

ANSWER= (D) doing
Explanation: Present Perfect Continuous Tense  

19. The teacher made the children ____ a poem.

A) to write
B) wrote
C) write
D) writes  

ANSWER= (C) write 
Explanation:  Causative Verb in Active Voice  

20. They ____ here a month ago. 

A) have come
B) was coming
C) came
D) coming  

ANSWER= (C) came
Explanation: Past Indefinite Tense   

Objective

Q.2 Answer any SIX of the the following questions: (12 Marks)
1. Why did Arthur not agree with his wife?
2. What was the message Norma received for the hospital?
3. What had the doctors told the old man?
4. What was the advice Harry gave to his people?
5. How did the boy look physically?
6. Why did the mayor not believe in the innocence of Mr. Hubert?
7. What was the remedy suggested by the physician for the disease of the king?
8. What was the condition of the young man when he was brought to the hospital?
9. What did the camel-men tell to the Quack about the animals?

Q.3 Answer any FIVE of the follwoing questions: Book-III (10 Marks)
1. Where did the Girl leave here car?
2. What did the killer arrive before the Girl in the waiting room?
3. Describe Harry's character?
4. What did Clay put in the ad?
5. What did John do when he saw the visitor?
6. How did General Powers behave with Kreton?
7. Why did Miss McCutcheo bring chair from the beach?
8. Why did Harry call Wozzeck to visit his shop?

Q.4 Answer any FOUR of the following questions: Book III (8 Marks)
1. Where does the Night Mail carry?
2. What happens when the Sun shines bright?
3. How does the horror horrify the reader?
4. Why has the poet used cannor balls to describe the fruits?
5. What are the effects of the attributes of God?
6. Is life worth living without love?

Q.5 Write a letter to your friend describing him/her the curriculum activities observed in your college. (10 Marks)
OR
Write an application to the Principal for the merit scholarship.

Q.6 Write a moral story on the moral "Greed is a Curse" (10 Marks)
OR
"All that glitters is not gold"

Q.7 (A) Explain the following stanza with reference to context: (5 Marks)
"No time to see, in broad daylingh
Stream full of stars, like skies at night;
No time to turn at Beauty's glance
And watch her feet, how they can dance;

Q.7 (B) Punctuate the following sentnece: (5 Marks)
the town s empty no one s going back he said there s no reason to none at all

Q.7 (C) Use any Five of the following pairs of words in sentences: (5 Marks)
1. week, weak
2. alter, altar
3. angel, angle
4. barron, baron
5. birth, berth
6. council, counsel
7. bridal, bridle
8. gentle, genteel

Q.8 Translate into Urdu: (15 Marks)
The child was fully dressed and sitting on her father's lap near the kitchen table. He tried to get up, but I motioned for him not to bother. I could see that they were all very nervous, eyeing me up and down distrustfully. The child was fairly eating me up with her cold, steady eyes, and no expression to her face whatever.

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