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BISE Multan · Class 12 · English · 2025 · First Annual · Group 2

2025 · First Annual

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Objective

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Objective · 4012

Source code: 4012 · 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 underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
From humble beginnings came a stream of life,
- (A)
  Cool
- (B)
  Hard
- (C)
  Difficult
- (D)
  Simple
Q1(2)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
The pedestrian was only a tramp.
- (A)
  Vagabond
- (B)
  Watchman
- (C)
  Volunteer
- (D)
  Guard
Q1(3)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
He crossed the threshold of the bank.
- (A)
  Front
- (B)
  Limits
- (C)
  Doorstep
- (D)
  Window
Q1(4)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
The rescue party came to save his life.
- (A)
  Marriage
- (B)
  Saving
- (C)
  Trouble
- (D)
  Wedding
Q1(5)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
It was flame of indignation.
- (A)
  Praise
- (B)
  Honour
- (C)
  Strict
- (D)
  Resentment
Q1(6)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
It may have come from the larder of a forgetful housewife.
- (A)
  Store-room
- (B)
  Bed-room
- (C)
  Wash-room
- (D)
  Drawing-room
Q1(7)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Brookfield is an old foundation.
- (A)
  Hall
- (B)
  Institution
- (C)
  Shop
- (D)
  Post-office
Q1(8)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Chips had no private means.
- (A)
  Relations
- (B)
  Problems
- (C)
  Sources
- (D)
  Troubles
Q1(9)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Chips was not a profound classical scholar.
- (A)
  Deep
- (B)
  Mediocre
- (C)
  Dedicated
- (D)
  Shallow
Q1(10)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
I was myself a mere infant.
- (A)
  Old man
- (B)
  A young boy
- (C)
  A baby
- (D)
  Man
Q1(11)
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
She has great contempt $\underline{}$ smoking.
- (A)
  for
- (B)
  of
- (C)
  on
- (D)
  to
Q1(12)
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
I congratulate you $\underline{}$ your success.
- (A)
  at
- (B)
  on
- (C)
  over
- (D)
  for
Q1(13)
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
She is endowed $\underline{}$ great talents.
- (A)
  for
- (B)
  in
- (C)
  with
- (D)
  on
Q1(14)
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
He died $\underline{}$ cancer.
- (A)
  to
- (B)
  of
- (C)
  on
- (D)
  against
Q1(15)
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
Anwar was quite deaf $\underline{}$ my advice.
- (A)
  to
- (B)
  for
- (C)
  in
- (D)
  with
Q1(16)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
Let he do his work.
- (A)
  Let he do their work.
- (B)
  Let he does his work.
- (C)
  Let him do his work.
- (D)
  Let him does his work.
Q1(17)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
Either you or I are mistaken.
- (A)
  Either you or I is mistaken.
- (B)
  Either you or I am mistaken.
- (C)
  Either you or I was mistaken.
- (D)
  Either you or I were mistaken.
Q1(18)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
They enjoyed in the fair.
- (A)
  They enjoyed from the fair.
- (B)
  They enjoyed to the fair.
- (C)
  They enjoyed themself in the fair.
- (D)
  They enjoyed themselves in the fair.
Q1(19)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
She is as tall as him.
- (A)
  She is as tall as he.
- (B)
  She is as tall as himself.
- (C)
  She is as tall as his.
- (D)
  She is as tall as his-self.
Q1(20)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
My older brother is a doctor.
- (A)
  My older brother is doctor.
- (B)
  My elder brother is a doctor.
- (C)
  My old brother is a doctor.
- (D)
  My olds brother is a doctor.

Objective · 4014

Source code: 4014 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes

OBJECTIVE

Q1(1)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
The pedestrian was only a tramp.
- (A)
  Vagabond
- (B)
  Watchman
- (C)
  Volunteer
- (D)
  Guard
Q1(2)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
He crossed the threshold of the bank.
- (A)
  Front
- (B)
  Limits
- (C)
  Doorstep
- (D)
  Window
Q1(3)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
From humble beginnings came a stream of life.
- (A)
  Cool
- (B)
  Hard
- (C)
  Difficult
- (D)
  Simple
Q1(4)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
It was flame of indignation.
- (A)
  Praise
- (B)
  Honour
- (C)
  Strict
- (D)
  Resentment
Q1(5)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
It may have come from the larder of a forgetful housewife.
- (A)
  Store-room
- (B)
  Bed-room
- (C)
  Wash-room
- (D)
  Drawing-room
Q1(6)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
The rescue party came to save his life.
- (A)
  Marriage
- (B)
  Saving
- (C)
  Trouble
- (D)
  Wedding
Q1(7)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
I was myself a mere infant.
- (A)
  Old man
- (B)
  A young boy
- (C)
  A baby
- (D)
  Man
Q1(8)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Brookfield is an old foundation.
- (A)
  Hall
- (B)
  Institution
- (C)
  Shop
- (D)
  Post-office
Q1(9)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Chips had no private means.
- (A)
  Relations
- (B)
  Problems
- (C)
  Sources
- (D)
  Troubles
Q1(10)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Chips was not a profound classical scholar.
- (A)
  Deep
- (B)
  Mediocre
- (C)
  Dedicated
- (D)
  Shallow
Q1(11)
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
Anwar was quite deaf $\underline{}$ my advice.
- (A)
  to
- (B)
  for
- (C)
  in
- (D)
  with
Q1(12)
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
She has great contempt $\underline{}$ smoking.
- (A)
  for
- (B)
  of
- (C)
  on
- (D)
  to
Q1(13)
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
I congratulate you $\underline{}$ your success.
- (A)
  at
- (B)
  on
- (C)
  over
- (D)
  for
Q1(14)
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
She is endowed $\underline{}$ great talents.
- (A)
  for
- (B)
  in
- (C)
  with
- (D)
  on
Q1(15)
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
He died $\underline{}$ cancer.
- (A)
  to
- (B)
  of
- (C)
  on
- (D)
  against
Q1(16)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
My older brother is a doctor.
- (A)
  My older brother is doctor.
- (B)
  My elder brother is a doctor.
- (C)
  My old brother is a doctor.
- (D)
  My olds brother is a doctor.
Q1(17)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
Let he do his work.
- (A)
  Let he do their work.
- (B)
  Let he does his work.
- (C)
  Let him do his work.
- (D)
  Let him does his work.
Q1(18)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
Either you or I are mistaken.
- (A)
  Either you or I is mistaken.
- (B)
  Either you or I am mistaken.
- (C)
  Either you or I was mistaken.
- (D)
  Either you or I were mistaken.
Q1(19)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
They enjoyed in the fair.
- (A)
  They enjoyed from the fair.
- (B)
  They enjoyed to the fair.
- (C)
  They enjoyed themself in the fair.
- (D)
  They enjoyed themselves in the fair.
Q1(20)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
She is as tall as him.
- (A)
  She is as tall as he.
- (B)
  She is as tall as himself.
- (C)
  She is as tall as his.
- (D)
  She is as tall as his-self.

Objective · 4018

Source code: 4018 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes

OBJECTIVE

Q1(1)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
The pedestrian was only a tramp.
- (A)
  Vagabond
- (B)
  Watchman
- (C)
  Volunteer
- (D)
  Guard
Q1(2)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
He crossed the threshold of the bank.
- (A)
  Front
- (B)
  Limits
- (C)
  Doorstep
- (D)
  Window
Q1(3)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-I) and fill up the bubbles.
From humble beginnings came a stream of life.
- (A)
  Cool
- (B)
  Hard
- (C)
  Difficult
- (D)
  Simple
Q1(4)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
It was flame of indignation.
- (A)
  Praise
- (B)
  Honour
- (C)
  Strict
- (D)
  Resentment
Q1(5)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
It may have come from the larder of a forgetful housewife.
- (A)
  Store-room
- (B)
  Bed-room
- (C)
  Wash-room
- (D)
  Drawing-room
Q1(6)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
The rescue party came to save his life.
- (A)
  Marriage
- (B)
  Saving
- (C)
  Trouble
- (D)
  Wedding
Q1(7)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Chips had no private means.
- (A)
  Hall
- (B)
  Institution
- (C)
  Shop
- (D)
  Post-office
Q1(8)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Chips was not a profound classical scholar.
- (A)
  Relations
- (B)
  Problems
- (C)
  Sources
- (D)
  Troubles
Q1(9)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
I was myself a mere infant.
- (A)
  Old man
- (B)
  A young boy
- (C)
  A baby
- (D)
  Man
Q1(10)
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Brookfield is an old foundation..
- (A)
  Deep
- (B)
  Mediocre
- (C)
  Dedicated
- (D)
  Shallow
Q1(11)
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
I congratulate you $\underline{}$ your success.
- (A)
  at
- (B)
  on
- (C)
  over
- (D)
  for
Q1(12)
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
She is endowed $\underline{}$ great talents.
- (A)
  for
- (B)
  in
- (C)
  with
- (D)
  on
Q1(13)
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
He died $\underline{}$ cancer.
- (A)
  to
- (B)
  of
- (C)
  on
- (D)
  against
Q1(14)
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
Anwar was quite deaf $\underline{}$ my advice.
- (A)
  to
- (B)
  for
- (C)
  in
- (D)
  with
Q1(15)
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
She has great contempt $\underline{}$ smoking.
- (A)
  for
- (B)
  of
- (C)
  on
- (D)
  to
Q1(16)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
Either you or I are mistaken.
- (A)
  Either you or I is mistaken.
- (B)
  Either you or I am mistaken.
- (C)
  Either you or I was mistaken.
- (D)
  Either you or I were mistaken.
Q1(17)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
They enjoyed in the fair.
- (A)
  They enjoyed from the fair.
- (B)
  They enjoyed to the fair.
- (C)
  They enjoyed themself in the fair.
- (D)
  They enjoyed themselves in the fair.
Q1(18)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
She is as tall as him.
- (A)
  She is as tall as he.
- (B)
  She is as tall as himself.
- (C)
  She is as tall as his.
- (D)
  She is as tall as his-self.
Q1(19)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
My older brother is a doctor.
- (A)
  My older brother is doctor.
- (B)
  My elder brother is a doctor.
- (C)
  My old brother is a doctor.
- (D)
  My olds brother is a doctor.
Q1(20)
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
Let he do his work.
- (A)
  Let he do their work.
- (B)
  Let he does his work.
- (C)
  Let him do his work.
- (D)
  Let him does his work.

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)
How does Sir James Jeans describe the size of the earth in the universe?
Q2(ii)
How has the scientific method helped us in our fight against disease?
Q2(iii)
Who can help a boy in uprooting a nervous habit?
Q2(iv)
Why did David Daiches not like the school days for?
Q2(v)
Describe J.C. Squire’s midnight venture to throw books into the river.
Q2(vi)
What was Jerome K. Jerome’s initial feeling on discovering that he was a walking hospital?
Q2(vii)
How did the manager change his attitude on hearing that Leacock would deposit 56 dollars in bank?
Q2(viii)
How has modernization occurred in China?
Q2(ix)
How have public-health measures helped increase population in the world?

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)
What did the driver of the truck tell Christopher about three Englishmen who had attempted to cross the desert?
Q3(ii)
What sort of water did Christopher and party get from the camel’s stomach and with what result?
Q3(iii)
What was lysozyme and what was its use?
Q3(iv)
Why couldn’t penicillin have been discovered in the research laboratories of America?
Q3(v)
How Pasteur cured the first patient suffering from hydrophobia?
Q3(vi)
How did Pasteur promote farm production of milk, butter, cheese and meat?
Q3(vii)
What was the reaction of the Turkish patriots to the intention of the Allies to partition the Ottoman Empire?
Q3(viii)
How did Mehmet try to regain Anatolia for himself?

Q4
Write short answers (3–5 lines) of any eight questions in words of your own.
(Novel – Good-Bye Mr. Chips)
Q4(i)
Write a note on Mr. Wetherby.
Q4(ii)
What was Chips’ ambition when he was in his twenties? Why could he not fulfil it?
Q4(iii)
How did Mr. Chips spend his time at Mrs. Wickett’s?
Q4(iv)
Write a note on Mr. Meldrum.
Q4(v)
Who was Naylor?
Q4(vi)
What did Chips say to Faulkner?
Q4(vii)
Why didn’t Mr. Chips and Ralston like each other?
Q4(viii)
When and why did Mr. Chips decide to retire?
Q4(ix)
What did Chatteris read out on every Sunday during the war?
Q4(x)
What do you know about Mr. Chips’ will?
Q4(xi)
How did Mr. Chips become unconscious?
Q4(xii)
Write down the characters of the novel Goodbye Mr. Chips.

SECTION-II

Q5
Write an essay (300-400 words) on any one of the following topics:
Q5(i)
My Hobby
Q5(ii)
Women Empowerment
Q5(iii)
Examinations
Q5(iv)
A Rainy Day

Q6
Use any five of the following idioms/phrasal verbs in sentences of your own.
Q6(i)
A child’s play
Q6(ii)
A lame excuse
Q6(iii)
To bring to book
Q6(iv)
To bring up
Q6(v)
To pocket insult
Q6(vi)
French leave
Q6(vii)
With open arms
Q6(viii)
At length

Q7
Translate the following passage into English:
کہتے ہیں سکندر اعظم نے جب ایران فتح کیا تو اس نے خواہش کا اظہار کیا کہ اسکی ملاقات کسی ایسی ہستی سے کرائی جائے جو اسے متاثر کرے۔ سکندر کو دیو جانس فلسفی کے پاس لے جایا گیا۔ وہ دنیا سے بے نیاز ایک بیابان میں سو رہا تھا۔ سکندر نے اسے کہا اٹھو اور دنیا کے فاتح کو دیکھو۔ فلسفی نے پوری آنکھیں کھولے بغیر سکندر سے کہا بس ذرا ایک طرف کو ہو جاؤ میری طرف سورج کی روشنی کو آنے دو۔ سکندر اس بے نیازی کو دیکھ کر دنگ رہ گیا۔
(15 marks)
NOTE: (Alternative question for Foreign/English Medium candidates only)
Write a paragraph (150 – 200 words) on “Pleasures of Book Reading”.

Original source references (5)

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

Objective · 4012 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes
Objective · 4014 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes
Objective · 4016 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes : same questions, source numbering preserved separately
Objective · 4018 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes
Subjective · psp_7634e4fe0021dba7cc6ec7744a33ea44 · Printed marks: 80 · Time: 2.30 Hours