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BISE Gujranwala · Class 11 · English · 2025 · First Annual · Group 1

2025 · First Annual

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Objective

Source code: 6013 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes

OBJECTIVE

  1. Q. No. 1

    You have four choices for each objective type question as A, B, C and D. The choice which you think is correct, fill that circle in front of the relevant question number. Use marker or pen to fill in the circles. Cutting or filling of two or more circles will result zero mark in that question.

  2. Choose the right option of the underlined words and fill up the bubbles. (Book I – Short Stories, Book III – Plays and Poetry):

  3. Q1(1)

    On the other hand, you may turn out to be the one man hidden away in the junk of the world who will bring merriment to the tired old human heart.

    • (A)

      gloom

    • (B)

      cheerfulness

    • (C)

      misery

    • (D)

      depression

  4. Q1(2)

    The Sindhi woman was walking through the bazar with undulant grace.

    • (A)

      wavy

    • (B)

      dirty

    • (C)

      limping

    • (D)

      lame

  5. Q1(3)

    It was Allah’s benevolence in which he had implicit faith.

    • (A)

      unkindness

    • (B)

      punishment

    • (C)

      bounty

    • (D)

      ignorance

  6. Q1(4)

    Jess’s father’s voice rose with excitement.

    • (A)

      boredom

    • (B)

      indifference

    • (C)

      displeasure

    • (D)

      enthusiasm

  7. Q1(5)

    The sick girl reduced the wooden blade to splinters.

    • (A)

      solid

    • (B)

      collection

    • (C)

      bits

    • (D)

      connection

  8. Q1(6)

    I am the evening light, the luster of meadows.

    • (A)

      hills

    • (B)

      mountains

    • (C)

      grassland

    • (D)

      heath

  9. Q1(7)

    Love and large-hearted giving leave sad marks.

    • (A)

      unimportant

    • (B)

      generous

    • (C)

      sad

    • (D)

      beautiful

  10. Q1(8)

    There isn’t any story. Complete censorship.

    • (A)

      concealment

    • (B)

      release

    • (C)

      publication

    • (D)

      production

  11. Q1(9)

    Was I bothering you when I turned that corner?

    • (A)

      disturbing

    • (B)

      delighting

    • (C)

      boasting

    • (D)

      enjoying

  12. Q1(10)

    The girl moves away suspiciously from the second man.

    • (A)

      surely

    • (B)

      definitely

    • (C)

      certainly

    • (D)

      doubtfully

  13. Choose the right option for the following and fill up the bubbles:

  14. Q1(11)

    They glory of whom shall be revealed?

    • (A)

      President

    • (B)

      Governor

    • (C)

      Mayor

    • (D)

      Lord

  15. Q1(12)

    What did they feel on Mars after the attack on the earth?

    • (A)

      drenched

    • (B)

      secluded

    • (C)

      stranded

    • (D)

      surrendered

  16. Q1(13)

    What would they do without broadcast according to Spelding?

    • (A)

      enjoy

    • (B)

      have fun

    • (C)

      starve

    • (D)

      sleep

  17. Q1(14)

    Where did the travellers stay?

    • (A)

      under the clump of trees

    • (B)

      in a jungle

    • (C)

      in an inn

    • (D)

      in a haveli

  18. Q1(15)

    She thought of reaching the house but

    • (A)

      the car broke down

    • (B)

      the brakes failed

    • (C)

      the car ran out of gas

    • (D)

      the road was blocked

  19. Choose the correct form of verb and fill up the bubbles:

  20. Q1(16)

    He ‾ as a teacher in five years.

    • (A)

      am serving

    • (B)

      were serving

    • (C)

      have been serving

    • (D)

      will be serving

  21. Q1(17)

    Charity ‾ at home.

    • (A)

      begin

    • (B)

      began

    • (C)

      begins

    • (D)

      has begun

  22. Q1(18)

    You had better ‾ in time.

    • (A)

      came

    • (B)

      coming

    • (C)

      come

    • (D)

      was come

  23. Q1(19)

    When the principal entered the room, the teacher ‾.

    • (A)

      was teaching

    • (B)

      are taught

    • (C)

      will teaching

    • (D)

      have teaching

  24. Q1(20)

    If you had helped him, he ‾.

    • (A)

      will pass

    • (B)

      passed

    • (C)

      would have passed

    • (D)

      were passing

Subjective

Printed marks: 80 · Time: 2:30 Hours

SECTION – I

  1. 2.

    Write short answers (in 3 – 5 lines) to any SIX (6) questions in your own words (Book – I, Short Stories):

  2. Q2(i)

    Why did Arthur disagree with his wife?

  3. Q2(ii)

    Why does the old man decide to take his son to the farm?

  4. Q2(iii)

    Why did Harry want to go back to the Earth?

  5. Q2(iv)

    How does Mrs. Jones treat Roger after she catches him?

  6. Q2(v)

    Where did George find the purse?

  7. Q2(vi)

    What are some of the child's reactions during the examination? (The Use of Force)

  8. Q2(vii)

    What wisdom lies in throwing the slave out of the boat?

  9. Q2(viii)

    Who are the veterans of creative suffering?

  10. Q2(ix)

    How did the young man die? (Overcoat)

  11. 3.

    Write short answers (in 3 – 5 lines) to any FIVE (5) questions in your own words (Book – III, One Act Plays):

  12. Q3(i)

    How did the girl realize the truth? (Heat Lightning)

  13. Q3(ii)

    What were the circumstances that forced the girl to leave her car? (Heat Lightning)

  14. Q3(iii)

    Write down a note on John Randolph.

  15. Q3(iv)

    How much advanced is the civilization of Kreton than that of the Earth?

  16. Q3(v)

    What information has General Powers gathered from Kreton?

  17. Q3(vi)

    How does Miss McCutcheon feel about the children of the town?

  18. Q3(vii)

    Write down a note on Clark Larrabee.

  19. Q3(viii)

    Describe the scene of the play "The Oyster and the Pearl".

  20. 4.

    Write short answers (in 3 – 5 lines/sentences) to any FOUR (4) questions in your own words (Book – III, Poems):

  21. Q4(i)

    What is the importance of rich leaves on top?

  22. Q4(ii)

    Why has the poet used "cannon balls" to describe the fruit?

  23. Q4(iii)

    Why does Ozymandias call himself king of kings?

  24. Q4(iv)

    How many young ones are there to be fed?

  25. Q4(v)

    What makes one scared of sinning?

  26. Q4(vi)

    What is the dream of the poet? (The Delight Song)

SECTION – II

  1. Q5(A)

    Write down a letter to your friend about the profession you want to adopt.

    (10 marks)
  2. Q5(B)

    Write down an application to the Principal of your college for leave to attend to your sick mother.

    (10 marks)
  3. Q6(A)

    Write down a story bearing the moral lesson: "A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed"

    (10 marks)
  4. Q6(B)

    Write down a story bearing the moral lesson: "A Stitch in Time Saves Nine"

    (10 marks)
  5. Q7(a)

    Faith is like Abraham at the stake: to be
    Self-honoring and God-drunk, is faith. Hear me,
    You whom this age's way so captivate!
    To have no faith is worse than slavery.

    Explain the following lines with reference to the context:

    (5 marks)
  6. Q7(b)

    then i wont turn you loose said the woman she did not release him lady i m sorry whispered the boy

    Punctuate the following extract from Book I: (Short Stories):

    (5 marks)
  7. 7.(c)

    Use any FIVE of the following pairs of words in sentences of your own:

  8. Q7(c)(i)

    cattle : kettle

  9. Q7(c)(ii)

    wander : wonder

  10. Q7(c)(iii)

    enmity : amity

  11. Q7(c)(iv)

    breath : breathe

  12. Q7(c)(v)

    censure : censor

  13. Q7(c)(vi)

    elect : select

  14. Q7(c)(vii)

    lightning : lightening

  15. Q8

    Once a king and a Persian slave were sailing in the same boat. The slave had never been at sea, and never experienced any calamity. After sometime the boat was hit by a storm and started tossing. It was very inconvenient for the passengers. All remained quiet except the slave who in fear of being drowned began to cry and tremble, and created inconvenience for the others. The others tried to pacify him by kindness and affection but he didn't hear anybody. When the uneasiness last longer the king also became displeased.

    Translate the following passage into Urdu (Book – I, Short Stories):

    (15 marks)
  16. Q8(ALT)

    Write an essay of 250 – 300 words on "Effects of Climate Change".

    (15 marks)
Original source references (2)

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  • Objective · 6013 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes
  • Subjective · psp_109d2437a7385cc1dcb8dd46e699868d · Printed marks: 80 · Time: 2:30 Hours