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F.Sc - XI English Book-I 13 – 15,

Punctuation, Correction

16-02-2016 10 10 MINUTES

Q#1 (a) Choose the correct option in meaning to the underlined words: 10
i. Its sweet pungent smell lingered in the village lanes.
(a) remained (b) flew (c) roamed (d) walked
ii. Maulvi Abul had slightly bulging eyes.
(a) blue (b) shaded (c) swelling (d) curved
iii. While the pavement thronged with pedestrians.
(a) crowded (b) echoing (c) blemished (d) thrashed
iv. She was short and bulky.
(a) large (b) dandy (c) beautiful (d) smart
v. It is really a delightful sensation.
(a) period (b) memory (c) dream (d) feeling
(b) But the correct form of verb.
vi. He ______ a speech today at 5pm.
(a) is making (b) will be making (c) will made (d) would made
vii. Do not waste your time lest you ______ repent afterwards.
(a) should not (b) should (c) will (d) would not
viii. I ______ them so far about this incident.
(a) do not inform (b) would not inform (c) have not informed (d) shall not inform
ix. Since when ______ waiting for me?
(a) have you been (b) are you (c) you have been (d) you are
x. He said that he ______ in the meeting two day before.
(a) was (b) had been (c) should (d) had
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Q#2 Write short answer of the following questions. (3-5 lines/sentences) 10
i. How did Maulvi inaugurate the shop?
ii. Why did the people come out on the Mall?
iii. What does the author like about Christmas?
iv. Why are the noble deeds a great joy for the author?
v. How much was distributed among the needy and the poor?
Q#3 Punctuate the following extract from Book I. 05
as a matter of fact my mother should have done this but she is not well that s why i have come he
stopped you did the right thing
Q#4 Translate the following Paragraph into Urdu. 15
A thrill went through Maulvi Abul’s ears. An idea came to him. Instead of listening to Shamim
Ahmed’s request on his threshold, he turned and shouted: “Arif’ smother, I am going out will be back
soon,” And he started walking towards the mosque. Shamim Ahmed followed him silently. They went
to a room at one end of the mosque. It was dark and usually used for offering special prayers in
solitude.