BISE Gujranwala · Class 11 · English

BISE Gujranwala · Class 11 · English · 2025 · Second Annual · Group 2

2025 · Second Annual

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Objective

Source code: 6014 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes

OBJECTIVE

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.
Choose the right option of the underlined words and fill up the bubbles. (Book I – Short Stories, Book III – Plays and Poetry):
Q1(1)
Harry lathers his face.
- (A)
  Shaves
- (B)
  Cleans
- (C)
  Anoint
- (D)
  Covers with foam
Q1(2)
Flare up flames in my heart.
- (A)
  Terror
- (B)
  Fire
- (C)
  Dismay
- (D)
  Anger
Q1(3)
People converged on the Mall Road.
- (A)
  Gathered
- (B)
  Diverge
- (C)
  Disperse
- (D)
  Deserted
Q1(4)
Jess’ curiosity was aroused.
- (A)
  Temperature
- (B)
  Hatred
- (C)
  Interest
- (D)
  Anger
Q1(5)
The camels are of prodigious size and strength.
- (A)
  Huge
- (B)
  Ugly
- (C)
  Small
- (D)
  Beautiful
Q1(6)
The poet reflects that those who walk beneath weight stand straight.
- (A)
  Thinks
- (B)
  Laughs
- (C)
  Disagrees
- (D)
  Scolds
Q1(7)
Let freedom ring from every hamlet.
- (A)
  Class room
- (B)
  Small village
- (C)
  Country
- (D)
  City
Q1(8)
Kreton says that he does not sound patronizing.
- (A)
  Sordid
- (B)
  Dismissive
- (C)
  Snobbish
- (D)
  Meek
Q1(9)
Roger wanted to buy some suede shoes.
- (A)
  Canvas
- (B)
  Rubber
- (C)
  Beautiful
- (D)
  Soft leather
Q1(10)
The girl lets a muffled cry.
- (A)
  Willful
- (B)
  Suppressed
- (C)
  Delightful
- (D)
  Loud
Choose the right option for the following and fill up the bubbles:
Q1(11)
The next $\underline{}$ when the dowry was exhibited.
- (A)
  Morning
- (B)
  Evening
- (C)
  Afternoon
- (D)
  Noon
Q1(12)
Sam demanded $\underline{}$ for metal.
- (A)
  $ 400
- (B)
  $ 600
- (C)
  $ 500
- (D)
  $ 700
Q1(13)
Spelding quotes $\underline{}$ .
- (A)
  Bacon
- (B)
  T.S. Eliot
- (C)
  Shakespeare
- (D)
  Keats
Q1(14)
The foundation of $\underline{}$ was small in the world.
- (A)
  Pakistan
- (B)
  Justice
- (C)
  Rudeness
- (D)
  Oppression
Q1(15)
The girl was saved by $\underline{}$ .
- (A)
  A man
- (B)
  A dog
- (C)
  A policeman
- (D)
  A bus
Choose the correct form of verb and fill up the bubbles:
Q1(16)
It $\underline{}$ now.
- (A)
  Is raining
- (B)
  Will be raining
- (C)
  Rained
- (D)
  Rains
Q1(17)
Walk carefully lest you $\underline{}$ .
- (A)
  Fall
- (B)
  Might
- (C)
  Can fall
- (D)
  Should fall
Q1(18)
The thief $\underline{}$ before the police came.
- (A)
  Ran
- (B)
  Has run
- (C)
  Will run
- (D)
  Had run
Q1(19)
If I go to Peshawar, I $\underline{}$ toys for you.
- (A)
  Bring
- (B)
  Shall bring
- (C)
  Brought
- (D)
  Brings
Q1(20)
He $\underline{}$ turning 60 next week.
- (A)
  Was
- (B)
  Should
- (C)
  Will be
- (D)
  Will

Subjective

Printed marks: 80 · Time: 2:30 Hours

ENGLISH (Compulsory)
Intermediate Part-I (11th) (2nd A 325)
Paper: I
Second Group
SUBJECTIVE

SECTION – I

2.
Write short answers (in 3 – 5 lines) to any SIX (6) questions in your own words (Book-I; Short Stories):
(12)
i.
Why did Jess' father make so many paths going up the hill?
ii.
Why did Harry Bittering try to build a rocket?
iii.
Why did the large woman drag Roger to her home?
iv.
Write down a short note on the character of Hubert.
v.
Why did the parents keep sick Mathilda in kitchen?
vi.
What did the villagers decide to punish to foolish quack?
vii.
Describe the desire of every farmer about locusts.
viii.
How did the Magi want to celebrate their Christmas?
ix.
Who was Shamim Ahmed?
3.
Write short answers (in 3 – 5 lines) to any FIVE (5) questions in your own words (Book-III; One Act Plays):
(10)
i.
Why couldn't the girl describe the killer?
ii.
Why did the girl not doubt the first man?
iii.
What did Kreton say about the civilization of Earth people?
iv.
Describe at least two of Kreton's extraordinary powers.
v.
Describe the vehicle of Kreton.
vi.
Why does Clay need money?
vii.
How does Miss McCutcheon feel about her job?
viii.
Why does Clark Larrabee return?
4.
Write short answers (in 3 – 5 lines/sentences) to any FOUR (4) questions in your own words (Book-III; Poems):
(8)
i.
Why has the poet used "canon balls" to describe the fruit?
ii.
How can rainy day be enjoyed as described in the poem "The Rain"?
Turn Over
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iii.
Explain "you have learnt to set life on foot" in "The Feed".
iv.
Why has the poet called life of modern man a poor life? (Leisure)
v.
What is the theme of the poem "God's Attributes"?
vi.
What is the state of two persons, one who trusts clear images and the other who mistrusts the broken images? (In Broken Images)

SECTION – II

5.
(10)
Write down a letter to your younger brother advising him how to improve his English language.
OR
Write down an application to the Principal of your college for sick leave.
6.
(10)
Write down a story on the moral lesson "Virtue Never Goes Unrewarded".
OR
"Haste Makes Waste"
7.(a)
Explain the following lines with reference to the context:
I, with my stoop, reflect:
They stand most straight
Who learn to walk beneath a weight.
(5)
(b)
Punctuate the following extract from Book I: (Short Stories):
whatever reasons he gave people were not willing to believe him those are lying excuses they said behind his back
(5)
(c)
Use any FIVE of the following pairs of words in sentences of your own:
(5)
(i)
Wander ; Wonder
(ii)
Peace ; Piece
(iii)
Adopt ; Adapt
(iv)
Besides ; Beside
(v)
Dissent ; Descent
(vi)
Device ; Devise
(vii)
Latest ; Last
8.
Translate the following passage into Urdu (Book – I, Short Stories):
The rocket metal cooled in the meadow winds. Its lid gave a bulging pop. From its clock interior stepped a man, a woman and three children. The other passengers whirled away across the Martian meadow, leaving the man alone among his family.

The man felt his hair flutter and the tissues of his body draw tight as if he were standing at the center of a vacuum. His wife, before him, seemed almost to whirl away in smoke. The children, small seeds, might at any instant be sown to all the Martian climes.
(15)
ALTERNATE QUESTION FOR FOREIGN / ENGLISH MEDIUM CANDIDATES ONLY
Write an essay of 250 – 300 words on "Smog".
208-2nd A 325-6470

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Objective · 6014 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes
Subjective · psp_e19ebc5851d4e8d6f52d7157a3ed1963 · Printed marks: 80 · Time: 2:30 Hours