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BISE Multan · Class 12 · English · 2025 · First Annual · Group 1

2025 · First Annual

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Objective

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Objective · 4011

Source code: 4011 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes

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.

OBJECTIVE

Q1(1)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
We find the universe frightening;
- (A)
  Vast
- (B)
  Beautiful
- (C)
  Terrifying
- (D)
  Pleasant
Q1(2)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
I was living in a small heaven kissing flat.
- (A)
  Costly
- (B)
  Charming
- (C)
  Beautiful
- (D)
  Very high
Q1(3)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
He felt that I had an awful secrete to reveal.
- (A)
  Dreadful
- (B)
  Pleasant
- (C)
  Happy
- (D)
  Absurd
Q1(4)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
The driver was reluctant to take Christopher.
- (A)
  Happy
- (B)
  Hesitant
- (C)
  Willing
- (D)
  Sad
Q1(5)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
Lister was medical peer of Pasteur.
- (A)
  Teacher
- (B)
  Students
- (C)
  Fellow
- (D)
  Foe
Q1(6)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
The Grand Turkish National Assembly gave the verdict.
- (A)
  Decision
- (B)
  Statement
- (C)
  Promise
- (D)
  Policy
Q1(7)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Sometimes Mr. Chips felt a softening wave of reminiscence.
- (A)
  Shock
- (B)
  Wind
- (C)
  Conscience
- (D)
  Memory
Q1(8)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Abruptly, Chips flamed up.
- (A)
  Later
- (B)
  Soon
- (C)
  Suddenly
- (D)
  Surprisingly
Q1(9)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
So, he went on with his Latin lesson.
- (A)
  Ignored
- (B)
  Continued
- (C)
  Go away
- (D)
  Limited
Q1(10)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Chips didn’t contradict with Katherine.
- (A)
  Like
- (B)
  Dislike
- (C)
  Appreciate
- (D)
  Disagree
Q1(11)
Choose the correct option of appropriate preposition and fill up the bubbles.
We all have to answer $\underline{}$ our sins.
- (A)
  of
- (B)
  for
- (C)
  with
- (D)
  on
Q1(12)
Choose the correct option of appropriate preposition and fill up the bubbles.
Do not laugh $\underline{}$ the poor.
- (A)
  at
- (B)
  upon
- (C)
  on
- (D)
  over
Q1(13)
Choose the correct option of appropriate preposition and fill up the bubbles.
He was accused $\underline{}$ theft.
- (A)
  with
- (B)
  from
- (C)
  by
- (D)
  of
Q1(14)
Choose the correct option of appropriate preposition and fill up the bubbles.
Cholera has broken $\underline{}$ in the city.
- (A)
  off
- (B)
  at
- (C)
  out
- (D)
  of
Q1(15)
Choose the correct option of appropriate preposition and fill up the bubbles.
He is ignorant $\underline{}$ his demerits.
- (A)
  in
- (B)
  of
- (C)
  to
- (D)
  with
Q1(16)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
She is good in cooking.
- (A)
  She is good with cooking
- (B)
  She is good for cooking
- (C)
  She is good for the cooking
- (D)
  She is good at cooking
Q1(17)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
He is senior than me.
- (A)
  He is senior than I.
- (B)
  He is more senior to me.
- (C)
  He is senior to me.
- (D)
  He is senior than mine.
Q1(18)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
The man is mortal.
- (A)
  The man is immortal.
- (B)
  The man are mortal.
- (C)
  The men is mortal.
- (D)
  Man is mortal.
Q1(19)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
He availed of chance.
- (A)
  He had availed of the chance.
- (B)
  He availed himself of the chance.
- (C)
  He has availed of the chance.
- (D)
  He would availed of the chance.
Q1(20)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
Either you or I are wrong.
- (A)
  Either you or I am wrong.
- (B)
  Either you or me are wrong.
- (C)
  Either you or I is wrong.
- (D)
  Either you or I were wrong.

Objective · 4013

Source code: 4013 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes

OBJECTIVE

Q1(1)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
I was living in a small heaven kissing flat.
- (A)
  Costly
- (B)
  Charming
- (C)
  Beautiful
- (D)
  Very high
Q1(2)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
He felt that I had an awful secrete to reveal.
- (A)
  Dreadful
- (B)
  Pleasant
- (C)
  Happy
- (D)
  Absurd
Q1(3)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
We find the universe frightening:
- (A)
  Vast
- (B)
  Beautiful
- (C)
  Terrifying
- (D)
  Pleasant
Q1(4)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
Lister was medical peer of Pasteur.
- (A)
  Teacher
- (B)
  Students
- (C)
  Fellow
- (D)
  Foe
Q1(5)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
The Grand Turkish National Assembly gave the verdict.
- (A)
  Decision
- (B)
  Statement
- (C)
  Promise
- (D)
  Policy
Q1(6)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
The driver was reluctant to take Christopher.
- (A)
  Happy
- (B)
  Hesitant
- (C)
  Willing
- (D)
  Sad
Q1(7)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Abruptly, Chips flamed up.
- (A)
  Later
- (B)
  Soon
- (C)
  Suddenly
- (D)
  Surprisingly
Q1(8)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
So, he went on with his Latin lesson.
- (A)
  Ignored
- (B)
  Continued
- (C)
  Go away
- (D)
  Limited
Q1(9)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Chips didn’t contradict with Katherine.
- (A)
  Like
- (B)
  Dislike
- (C)
  Appreciate
- (D)
  Disagree
Q1(10)
Choose the right option of the following under-lined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Sometimes Mr. Chips felt a softening wave of reminiscence.
- (A)
  Shock
- (B)
  Wind
- (C)
  Conscience
- (D)
  Memory
Q1(11)
Choose the correct option of appropriate preposition and fill up the bubbles.
Do not laugh $\underline{}$ the poor.
- (A)
  at
- (B)
  upon
- (C)
  on
- (D)
  over
Q1(12)
Choose the correct option of appropriate preposition and fill up the bubbles.
He was accused $\underline{}$ theft.
- (A)
  with
- (B)
  from
- (C)
  by
- (D)
  of
Q1(13)
Choose the correct option of appropriate preposition and fill up the bubbles.
Cholera has broken $\underline{}$ in the city.
- (A)
  off
- (B)
  at
- (C)
  out
- (D)
  of
Q1(14)
Choose the correct option of appropriate preposition and fill up the bubbles.
He is ignorant $\underline{}$ his demerits.
- (A)
  in
- (B)
  of
- (C)
  to
- (D)
  with
Q1(15)
Choose the correct option of appropriate preposition and fill up the bubbles.
We all have to answer $\underline{}$ our sins.
- (A)
  of
- (B)
  for
- (C)
  with
- (D)
  on
Q1(16)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
He is senior than me.
- (A)
  He is senior than I.
- (B)
  He is more senior to me.
- (C)
  He is senior to me.
- (D)
  He is senior than mine.
Q1(17)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
The man is mortal.
- (A)
  The man is immortal.
- (B)
  The man are mortal.
- (C)
  The men is mortal.
- (D)
  Man is mortal.
Q1(18)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
He availed of chance.
- (A)
  He had availed of the chance.
- (B)
  He availed himself of the chance.
- (C)
  He has availed of the chance.
- (D)
  He would availed of the chance.
Q1(19)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
Either you or I are wrong.
- (A)
  Either you or I am wrong.
- (B)
  Either you or me are wrong.
- (C)
  Either you or I is wrong.
- (D)
  Either you or I were wrong.
Q1(20)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
She is good in cooking.
- (A)
  She is good with cooking
- (B)
  She is good for cooking
- (C)
  She is good for the cooking
- (D)
  She is good at cooking

Subjective

Printed marks: 80 · Time: 2.30 Hours

NOTE: Write same question number and its parts number on answer book, as given in the question paper.
Write short answers (3–5 lines) of any eight questions in words of your own.
(Novel – Good-Bye Mr. Chips)

SECTION-I

Q2
Write short answers (3–5 lines) of any six questions in words of your own. (Book–II Modern Prose and Heroes Part–I).
Q2(i)
What physical conditions are needed for life to exist?
Q2(ii)
What are superstitions?
Q2(iii)
What place do you accord to sportsmen in colleges?
Q2(iv)
What did Daiches do with his pocket money?
Q2(v)
How did the writer finally throw the books in the river?
Q2(vi)
What did the chemist say to Jerome K Jerome?
Q2(vii)
Where does Leacock keep his money after misadventure in the bank?
Q2(viii)
Why is birth-rate not so high in advanced countries?
Q2(ix)
How did Al-Hakam promote learning?

Q3
Write short answers (3–5 lines) of any six questions in words of your own. (Book-II Modern Prose and Heroes Part–II ).
Q3(i)
In after years, how did the knowledge of English stand Churchill in good stead?
Q3(ii)
What had Christopher’s mother to do when he expressed his desire to see distant places?
Q3(iii)
Describe the journey through the land of Thirst and Death.
Q3(iv)
What is the difference between antiseptic and aseptic methods?
Q3(v)
Why couldn’t penicillin have been discovered in the research laboratories of America?
Q3(vi)
How did Pasteur discover the preventive treatment of Anthrax?
Q3(vii)
How did Pasteur show the way to other scientists?
Q3(viii)
Describe reforms introduced by Mustafa Kamal with reference to changes in dress.

Q4
Write short answers (3–5 lines) of any eight questions in words of your own.
(Novel – Good-Bye Mr. Chips)
Q4(i)
When did Mr. Chips retire and what was he presented?
Q4(ii)
Describe the most interesting incident of the novel.
Q4(iii)
What kind of books were there in Mr. Chips’ room?
Q4(iv)
What type of political views had Katherine?
Q4(v)
How was their marriage a triumphant success?
Q4(vi)
Who were Boers?
Q4(vii)
What did Mr. Ralston do to uplift the status of Brookfield?
Q4(viii)
What did Mr. Chips tell the audience about the Captain of Brookfield in his speech?
Q4(ix)
Who was Forrester and what happened to him in 1918?
Q4(x)
Who was Max Staefel?
Q4(xi)
Describe the general strike of 1926.
Q4(xii)
What saddened Mr. Chips at the end of the novel?

SECTION-II

Q5
Write an essay (300-400 words) on any one of the following topics:
Q5(i)
My Last Day At College
Q5(ii)
Why I Love Pakistan?
Q5(iii)
Importance of Muslim Unity.
Q5(iv)
Women’s Place in Society.

Q6
Use any five of the following idioms/phrasal verbs in sentences of your own.
Q6(i)
Bone of contention
Q6(ii)
Hue and cry
Q6(iii)
Ins and outs
Q6(iv)
Nip in the bud
Q6(v)
Take a fancy to
Q6(vi)
Call on
Q6(vii)
Come by
Q6(viii)
Fall through

Q7
Translate the following passage into English:
فلسطین کا مسئلہ بہت حد تک کشمیر کے مسئلے کی طرح ہے۔ فلسطین پر یہودیوں نے قبضہ کر کے اسرائیل کی ریاست قائم کی اور فلسطینیوں کو نکال باہر کیا یا اقلیت میں تبدیل کر دیا۔ ہندوستان نے جموں اور کشمیر پر قبضہ کر لیا اور کشمیریوں کو اپنا غلام بنانے کی کوشش کی۔ آزادی فلسطین کے لیے فلسطین کی جنگ آزادی شروع کی گئی۔ کشمیر کی آزادی کے لیے کشمیریوں نے اپنی جدوجہد تقسیم ہند کے فوراً بعد شروع کی جو اب تک جاری ہے۔
(15 marks)
NOTE: (Alternative question for Foreign/English Medium candidates only)
Write a paragraph (150 – 200 words) on “The Future of Pakistan”.

Original source references (5)

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

Objective · 4011 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes
Objective · 4013 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes
Objective · 4015 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes : same questions, source numbering preserved separately
Objective · 4017 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes : same questions, source numbering preserved separately
Subjective · psp_92f26c901190b6f35991712fb0e9de26 · Printed marks: 80 · Time: 2.30 Hours