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BISE Multan · Class 11 · English · 2025 · First Annual · Group 2

2025 · First Annual

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Objective

Source code: 2012 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes

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 bubble in front of that question number, on bubble sheet. Use marker or pen to fill the bubbles. Cutting or filling two or more bubbles will result in zero mark in that question.
Choose the correct synonym and fill the bubble sheet.
Each question statement has four options. Only one choice is correct. Choose the correct option and fill the bubble accordingly.
Choose the correct form of verb and fill up the bubbles.

OBJECTIVE

  1. Q1(1)

    Three score years and ten.

    • (A)

      Seventy

    • (B)

      Seven hundred

    • (C)

      Sixty five

    • (D)

      Sixty

  2. Q1(2)

    Shoes got by devilish ways will burn your feet.

    • (A)

      Foul

    • (B)

      Good

    • (C)

      Fair

    • (D)

      Evil

  3. Q1(3)

    What harm could be from such a trifling demand.

    • (A)

      Petty

    • (B)

      Difficult

    • (C)

      Huge

    • (D)

      Unfair

  4. Q1(4)

    The veterans of creative suffering.

    • (A)

      Sufferers

    • (B)

      Returns

    • (C)

      Soldiers

    • (D)

      Guards

  5. Q1(5)

    To put him at ease, Maulvi Abul said softly.

    • (A)

      Pacify him

    • (B)

      Appreciate him

    • (C)

      Make him glad

    • (D)

      Honour him

  6. Q1(6)

    Something will come to you later.

    • (A)

      Enter you

    • (B)

      Reveal to you

    • (C)

      Touch you

    • (D)

      Remember you

  7. Q1(7)

    We’re under martial law.

    • (A)

      Constitution

    • (B)

      Physical torture

    • (C)

      Government rule

    • (D)

      Military control

  8. Q1(8)

    You may turn out to be a Philosopher.

    • (A)

      Become

    • (B)

      Change into

    • (C)

      Repel

    • (D)

      Select

  9. Q1(9)

    All were scarred, burnt and afraid.

    • (A)

      Fearful

    • (B)

      Horrified

    • (C)

      Bruised

    • (D)

      Fighting

  10. Q1(10)

    I, with my stoop, reflect.

    • (A)

      Ponder over

    • (B)

      See myself

    • (C)

      Relax

    • (D)

      Select

  11. Q1(11)

    Norma wanted to get $50,000 for ‾.

    • (A)

      Herself

    • (B)

      Her family

    • (C)

      New car

    • (D)

      New house

  12. Q1(12)

    Naushirvan, the king of Persia, was famous for ‾.

    • (A)

      Wealth

    • (B)

      Bravery

    • (C)

      Kindness

    • (D)

      Justice

  13. Q1(13)

    “Unearned suffering is ‾.”

    • (A)

      Constructive

    • (B)

      Precious

    • (C)

      Redemptive

    • (D)

      Creative

  14. Q1(14)

    The bus was late due to ‾.

    • (A)

      Bad weather

    • (B)

      Fog

    • (C)

      Fuel shortage

    • (D)

      Robbers

  15. Q1(15)

    McCutcheon wanted the children to ‾.

    • (A)

      Learn English

    • (B)

      Accept reality

    • (C)

      Avoid sea

    • (D)

      Like her

  16. Q1(16)

    The finder ‾ to return the pocketbook.

    • (A)

      requests

    • (B)

      request

    • (C)

      is requested

    • (D)

      requested

  17. Q1(17)

    George claimed ‾ the pocketbook on the road.

    • (A)

      to have found

    • (B)

      to find

    • (C)

      to finding

    • (D)

      found

  18. Q1(18)

    If it ‾, I’ll go outside.

    • (A)

      did rain

    • (B)

      rained

    • (C)

      has rained

    • (D)

      rains

  19. Q1(19)

    Time and tide ‾ for none.

    • (A)

      waited

    • (B)

      wait

    • (C)

      waiting

    • (D)

      have waited

  20. Q1(20)

    Slow and steady ‾ the race.

    • (A)

      won

    • (B)

      win

    • (C)

      wins

    • (D)

      have won

Subjective

Printed marks: 80 · Time: 2.30 Hours

Write same question number and its parts number on answer book, as given in the question paper.
Note: (Alternative question for Foreign/English Medium candidates only)

SECTION-I

  1. 2. Write short answers (3–5 lines/sentences) of any six questions in words of your own. (Book I-Short Stories).

  2. Q2(i)

    How did Mr. Steward convince Norma?

  3. Q2(ii)

    Why did the old man take steep path? (Clearing in the Sky)

  4. Q2(iii)

    What were the feelings of Gorgios on the occasion?

  5. Q2(iv)

    Why did Hubert keep claiming his innocence before death?

  6. Q2(v)

    Why did the king weep? (The Gulistan of Sa’di)

  7. Q2(vi)

    Define a clump of trees. (The Foolish Quack)

  8. Q2(vii)

    How much did Della save for Christmas?

  9. Q2(viii)

    Why did the formers throw wet leaves on to the fire? (A Mild Attack of Locusts)

  10. Q2(ix)

    What was alias Abul’s full name?

  11. 3. Write short answers (3–5 lines/sentences) of any five questions in words of your own. (Book III-One Act Plays).

  12. Q3(i)

    How did the Second Man accuse the First Man of lying?

  13. Q3(ii)

    Why is the Second Man happy with the bus being late?

  14. Q3(iii)

    How impressive were the morals of Kreton?

  15. Q3(iv)

    Why does Kreton want to take the charge of the earth?

  16. Q3(v)

    How does Kreton feel when he studies human brain?

  17. Q3(vi)

    What sort of barber was Harry Van Dusen?

  18. Q3(vii)

    Why does the judge think that Miss. McCutcheon will not last as a teacher?

  19. Q3(viii)

    Why does Harry ask Miss. McCutcheon about three-legged chair?

  20. 4. Write short answers (3–5 lines/sentences) of any four questions in words of your own. (Book III-Poems)

  21. Q4(i)

    Identify the moral of the poem “A Man of Words and Not of Deeds”.

  22. Q4(ii)

    Who are “the poor” in the poem “The Rain”?

  23. Q4(iii)

    Why does the poet decide to move towards the jungle? (Loveliest of Trees, the Cherry Now)

  24. Q4(iv)

    Do you remember the expressions which were visible on the face of the statue? (Ozymandias)

  25. Q4(v)

    Describe the scene of devastation. (A Tale of Two Cities)

  26. Q4(vi)

    What are the things that keep a person alive? (The Delight Song)

SECTION-II

  1. Q5

    Write a letter to your father requesting him to hire a private tutor for you.

    (10 marks)
  2. Q5-OR

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

    (10 marks)
  3. Q6

    Write a story on the moral lesson “A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss”

    (10 marks)
  4. Q6-OR

    Write a story on the moral lesson “Might is Right”

    (10 marks)
  5. Q7(a)

    I, with my stoop, reflect

    They stand most straight

    Who learn to walk beneath a weight.

    Explain the following lines with reference to the context.

    (5 marks)
  6. Q7(b)

    mother father the war earth she sobbed a radio flash just came atom bombs hit new york all the space rockets have blown up no more rockets to mars ever

    Punctuate the following extract from Book-I (Short Stories).

    (5 marks)
  7. 7.(c)

    Use any five of the following pair of words in sentences of your own.

  8. Q7(c)(i)

    Avocation; Vocation

  9. Q7(c)(ii)

    Bridal; Bridle

  10. Q7(c)(iii)

    Conscious; Conscience

  11. Q7(c)(iv)

    Farther; Further

  12. Q7(c)(v)

    Incredulous; Incredible

  13. Q7(c)(vi)

    Lightning; Lightening

  14. Q7(c)(vii)

    Wander; Wonder

  15. Q8

    One evening in January a well-groomed young man having walked up Davis Road to the Mall turned to Charing Cross. His hair was sleek and shining and he wore side burns. His thin moustache seemed to have been drawn with a pencil. He had put on a brown overcoat with a cream coloured half opened rose in his button hole and a green flat hat which he wore at a rakish angle. A white silk scarf was knotted at his neck. One of his hands was slipped into a pocket of his overcoat while in the other he held a short polished cane which every now and then he twirled jauntily.

    Translate the following passage into Urdu. (Book-I Short Stories)

    (15 marks)
  16. Q8-ALT

    Write an Essay on “Co-Education”

    (15 marks)
Original source references (5)

The original files and numbering are retained. Equivalent files do not repeat the questions above.

  • Objective · 2012 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes
  • Objective · 2014 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes : same questions, source numbering preserved separately
  • Objective · 2016 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes : same questions, source numbering preserved separately
  • Objective · 2018 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes : same questions, source numbering preserved separately
  • Subjective · psp_27d585abd9bdac8e7d385955df324ec3 · Printed marks: 80 · Time: 2.30 Hours