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BISE Multan · Class 12 · English · 2026 · First Annual · Group 1

2026 · 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

Q.No.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.
Q1(1)
The parents whom I have offended usually come after a term of year.
- (A)
  Argued
- (B)
  Annoyed
- (C)
  Tempted
- (D)
  Slapped
Q1(2)
And zymosis I had evidently been suffering with from boyhood.
- (A)
  Willingly
- (B)
  Evasively
- (C)
  Grudgingly
- (D)
  Clearly
Q1(3)
He barely escaped assassination at the hands of the governor of the province.
- (A)
  Murder
- (B)
  Mercy
- (C)
  Downfall
- (D)
  Acceptance

Q.No.1
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
Q1(4)
He experienced a curious longing to see some more of the strange and mighty desert.
- (A)
  Hot
- (B)
  Cold
- (C)
  Great
- (D)
  Sandy
Q1(5)
Disease and death were great mysteries, where the occult held sway.
- (A)
  Natural
- (B)
  Real
- (C)
  Commercial
- (D)
  Supernatural
Q1(6)
The government will be branded by patriots as the government of traitors.
- (A)
  Renegades
- (B)
  Traders
- (C)
  Friends
- (D)
  Killers

Q.No.1
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Q1(7)
He had a vague notion about women.
- (A)
  Clear
- (B)
  Dizzy
- (C)
  Fuzzy
- (D)
  Definite
Q1(8)
As marriage had added something, so did bereavement.
- (A)
  Divorce
- (B)
  Grief
- (C)
  Separation
- (D)
  Employment
Q1(9)
The masters saw in the old veteran a likely champion.
- (A)
  Probable
- (B)
  Improbable
- (C)
  Impossible
- (D)
  Irreversible
Q1(10)
He fancied he might have caught a slight chill during chapel service.
- (A)
  Told
- (B)
  Enlightened
- (C)
  Realized
- (D)
  Thought

Q.No.1
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
Q1(11)
He has recovered $\underline{}$ his illness.
- (A)
  of
- (B)
  against
- (C)
  from
- (D)
  to
Q1(12)
I adhere $\underline{}$ my stand point.
- (A)
  to
- (B)
  of
- (C)
  on
- (D)
  with
Q1(13)
You can count $\underline{}$ me in this matter.
- (A)
  at
- (B)
  on
- (C)
  of
- (D)
  with
Q1(14)
He was accused $\underline{}$ theft.
- (A)
  for
- (B)
  in
- (C)
  of
- (D)
  off
Q1(15)
He was blind $\underline{}$ his own faults.
- (A)
  in
- (B)
  of
- (C)
  for
- (D)
  to

Q.No.1
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
Q1(16)
A number of books is more dangerous than a scorpion.
- (A)
  A number of books are more dangerous than a scorpion.
- (B)
  The number of books are more dangerous than a scorpion.
- (C)
  A number of books are more much dangerous than a scorpion.
- (D)
  Number of books are more dangerous than a scorpion.
Q1(17)
I have many works to do.
- (A)
  I have so much works to do.
- (B)
  I have much work to do.
- (C)
  I have a much work to do.
- (D)
  I have so many work to do.
Q1(18)
Aslam is a miser man.
- (A)
  The Aslam is miser.
- (B)
  Aslam is a miserly man.
- (C)
  Aslam is the miser.
- (D)
  Aslam is a miser.
Q1(19)
You are so tall to enter this door.
- (A)
  You are too tall to enter this door.
- (B)
  You are taller to enter this door.
- (C)
  You are very tall to enter this door.
- (D)
  You are much tall to enter this door.
Q1(20)
The man is mortal.
- (A)
  The man is immortal.
- (B)
  The man are mortal.
- (C)
  Man is mortal.
- (D)
  The men is mortal

Objective · 4013

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

OBJECTIVE

Q.No.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.
Q1(1)
He barely escaped assassination at the hands of the governor of the province.
- (A)
  Murder
- (B)
  Mercy
- (C)
  Downfall
- (D)
  Acceptance
Q1(2)
The parents whom I have offended usually come after a term of year.
- (A)
  Argued
- (B)
  Annoyed
- (C)
  Tempted
- (D)
  Slapped
Q1(3)
And zymosis I had evidently been suffering with from boyhood.
- (A)
  Willingly
- (B)
  Evasively
- (C)
  Grudgingly
- (D)
  Clearly

Q.No.1
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
Q1(4)
The government will be branded by patriots as the government of traitors.
- (A)
  Renegades
- (B)
  Traders
- (C)
  Friends
- (D)
  Killers
Q1(5)
He experienced a curious longing to see some more of the strange and mighty desert.
- (A)
  Hot
- (B)
  Cold
- (C)
  Great
- (D)
  Sandy
Q1(6)
Disease and death were great mysteries, where the occult held sway.
- (A)
  Natural
- (B)
  Real
- (C)
  Commercial
- (D)
  Supernatural

Q.No.1
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Q1(7)
He fancied he might have caught a slight chill during chapel service.
- (A)
  Told
- (B)
  Enlightened
- (C)
  Realized
- (D)
  Thought
Q1(8)
He had a vague notion about women.
- (A)
  Clear
- (B)
  Dizzy
- (C)
  Fuzzy
- (D)
  Definite
Q1(9)
As marriage had added something, so did bereavement.
- (A)
  Divorce
- (B)
  Grief
- (C)
  Separation
- (D)
  Employment
Q1(10)
The masters saw in the old veteran a likely champion.
- (A)
  Probable
- (B)
  Improbable
- (C)
  Impossible
- (D)
  Irreversible

Q.No.1
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
Q1(11)
He was blind $\underline{}$ his own faults.
- (A)
  in
- (B)
  of
- (C)
  for
- (D)
  to
Q1(12)
He has recovered $\underline{}$ his illness.
- (A)
  of
- (B)
  against
- (C)
  from
- (D)
  to
Q1(13)
I adhere $\underline{}$ my stand point.
- (A)
  to
- (B)
  of
- (C)
  on
- (D)
  with
Q1(14)
You can count $\underline{}$ me in this matter.
- (A)
  at
- (B)
  on
- (C)
  of
- (D)
  with
Q1(15)
He was accused $\underline{}$ theft.
- (A)
  for
- (B)
  in
- (C)
  of
- (D)
  off

Q.No.1
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
Q1(16)
The man is mortal
- (A)
  The man is immortal.
- (B)
  The man are mortal.
- (C)
  Man is mortal.
- (D)
  The men is mortal
Q1(17)
A number of books is more dangerous than a scorpion.
- (A)
  A number of books are more dangerous than a scorpion.
- (B)
  The number of books are more dangerous than a scorpion.
- (C)
  A number of books are more much dangerous than a scorpion.
- (D)
  Number of books are more dangerous than a scorpion.
Q1(18)
I have many works to do.
- (A)
  I have so much works to do.
- (B)
  I have much work to do.
- (C)
  I have a much work to do.
- (D)
  I have so many work to do.
Q1(19)
Aslam is a miser man.
- (A)
  The Aslam is miser.
- (B)
  Aslam is a miserly man.
- (C)
  Aslam is the miser.
- (D)
  Aslam is a miser.
Q1(20)
You are so tall to enter this door.
- (A)
  You are too tall to enter this door.
- (B)
  You are taller to enter this door.
- (C)
  You are very tall to enter this door.
- (D)
  You are much tall to enter this door.

Objective · 4015

Source code: 4015 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes

OBJECTIVE

Q.No.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.
Q1(1)
And zymosis I had evidently been suffering with from boyhood.
- (A)
  Willingly
- (B)
  Evasively
- (C)
  Grudgingly
- (D)
  Clearly
Q1(2)
He barely escaped assassination at the hands of the governor of the province.
- (A)
  Murder
- (B)
  Mercy
- (C)
  Downfall
- (D)
  Acceptance
Q1(3)
The parents whom I have offended usually come after a term of year.
- (A)
  Argued
- (B)
  Annoyed
- (C)
  Tempted
- (D)
  Slapped

Q.No.1
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from your Book-II (Modern Prose and Heroes Part-II) and fill up the bubbles.
Q1(4)
Disease and death were great mysteries, where the occult held sway.
- (A)
  Natural
- (B)
  Real
- (C)
  Commercial
- (D)
  Supernatural
Q1(5)
The government will be branded by patriots as the government of traitors.
- (A)
  Renegades
- (B)
  Traders
- (C)
  Friends
- (D)
  Killers
Q1(6)
He experienced a curious longing to see some more of the strange and mighty desert.
- (A)
  Hot
- (B)
  Cold
- (C)
  Great
- (D)
  Sandy

Q.No.1
Choose the right option of the following underlined words from Novel. Good-Bye Mr. Chips and fill up the bubbles.
Q1(7)
The masters saw in the old veteran a likely champion.
- (A)
  Probable
- (B)
  Improbable
- (C)
  Impossible
- (D)
  Irreversible
Q1(8)
He fancied he might have caught a slight chill during chapel service.
- (A)
  Told
- (B)
  Enlightened
- (C)
  Realized
- (D)
  Thought
Q1(9)
He had a vague notion about women.
- (A)
  Clear
- (B)
  Dizzy
- (C)
  Fuzzy
- (D)
  Definite
Q1(10)
As marriage had added something, so did bereavement.
- (A)
  Divorce
- (B)
  Grief
- (C)
  Separation
- (D)
  Employment

Q.No.1
Choose the right preposition for the blanks and fill up the bubbles.
Q1(11)
He was accused $\underline{}$ theft.
- (A)
  for
- (B)
  in
- (C)
  of
- (D)
  off
Q1(12)
He was blind $\underline{}$ his own faults.
- (A)
  in
- (B)
  of
- (C)
  for
- (D)
  to
Q1(13)
He has recovered $\underline{}$ his illness.
- (A)
  of
- (B)
  against
- (C)
  from
- (D)
  to
Q1(14)
I adhere $\underline{}$ my stand point.
- (A)
  to
- (B)
  of
- (C)
  on
- (D)
  with
Q1(15)
You can count $\underline{}$ me in this matter.
- (A)
  at
- (B)
  on
- (C)
  of
- (D)
  with

Q.No.1
Choose the correct sentence and fill up the bubbles.
Q1(16)
You are so tall to enter this door.
- (A)
  You are too tall to enter this door.
- (B)
  You are taller to enter this door.
- (C)
  You are very tall to enter this door.
- (D)
  You are much tall to enter this door.
Q1(17)
The man is mortal.
- (A)
  The man is immortal.
- (B)
  The man are mortal.
- (C)
  Man is mortal.
- (D)
  The men is mortal.
Q1(18)
A number of books is more dangerous than a scorpion.
- (A)
  A number of books are more dangerous than a scorpion.
- (B)
  The number of books are more dangerous than a scorpion.
- (C)
  A number of books are more much dangerous than a scorpion.
- (D)
  Number of books are more dangerous than a scorpion.
Q1(19)
I have many works to do.
- (A)
  I have so much works to do.
- (B)
  I have much work to do.
- (C)
  I have a much work to do.
- (D)
  I have so many work to do.
Q1(20)
Aslam is a miser man.
- (A)
  The Aslam is miser.
- (B)
  Aslam is a miserly man.
- (C)
  Aslam is the miser.
- (D)
  Aslam is a miser.

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.

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 happened when the wandering star came nearer and nearer?
Q2(ii)
What are the sanitary conditions like in our villages today and how would you improve them?
Q2(iii)
How does financial pressure lead to the failure of students described in the lesson? Do you have similar cases in your country?
Q2(iv)
How did he (David Daiches) spend his summer holidays?
Q2(v)
Why is it difficult to destroy books?
Q2(vi)
Describe his (Jerome K. Jerome’s) visit to the medical man.
Q2(vii)
What was the attitude of the manager towards Leacock on learning that he only wished to deposit 56 dollars in the bank?
Q2(viii)
Discuss Chinese agriculture system.
Q2(ix)
Describe some great famines of the past.

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)
Why did Churchill dislike examinations?
Q3(ii)
How did they drive heavy truck on the soft sand of the desert?
Q3(iii)
What happened to three Englishmen who attempted to cross Sahara desert?
Q3(iv)
What are antiseptics? And what is the antiseptic method?
Q3(v)
Why was penicillin better than other drugs?
Q3(vi)
What do you know of Pasteur’s patriotism?
Q3(vii)
How did Pasteur treat cattle disease Anthrax?
Q3(viii)
How did Mehmet try to regain Anatolia?

Q4
Write short answers (3-5 lines) of any eight questions in words of your own. (Novel - Good-Bye Mr. Chips)
Q4(i)
What type of a novel is “Good-Bye Mr. Chips”?
Q4(ii)
How was it possible for Chips to live according to the time table of Brookfield even after his retirement?
Q4(iii)
What type of a school was Brookfield?
Q4(iv)
How did Mr. Chips end up his career at Brookfield?
Q4(v)
How did Mr. Chips receive his guests at Mrs. Wickett’s home?
Q4(vi)
What were the ideas of Mr. Chips about the modern women?
Q4(vii)
How did Chips and Katherine meet each other for the first time?
Q4(viii)
Compare the views of Chips with those of Katherine about modern women.
Q4(ix)
Where was Katherine married from and what did she say to Chips a night before the wedding?
Q4(x)
How was the issue of the row between Chips and Ralston settled at last?
Q4(xi)
Describe the death scene of Mr. Chips.
Q4(xii)
What kind of a man was Ralston?

SECTION-II

Q5
Write an essay (300-400 words) on any one of the following topics:
Q5(i)
A Rainy Day
Q5(ii)
My Favourite Personality
Q5(iii)
Atomic Energy
Q5(iv)
Smog

Q6
Use any five of the following idioms/phrasal verbs in sentences of your own.
Q6(i)
Beneath one’s dignity
Q6(ii)
Leave in the lurch
Q6(iii)
Tide over
Q6(iv)
To bell the cat
Q6(v)
High time
Q6(vi)
A turncoat
Q6(vii)
Cast aside
Q6(viii)
Lay by

Q7
موبائل فون موجودہ دور کی ایجاد ہے۔ اس کے بے شمار فائدے ہیں۔ یہ رابطے کا سب سے مؤثر اور سستا ذریعہ ہے۔ لیکن اس کے نقصانات بھی بہت ہیں۔ اس کے غلط استعمال کی حوصلہ شکنی کرنی چاہیے۔ موبائل فون پر دوسروں کو تنگ کرنا بہت ناپسندیدہ بات ہے۔ ہم سب کو اس کے غلط استعمال کو ترک کر دینا چاہیے۔ جو لوگ دوسروں کو تنگ کرتے ہیں وہ خود بھی خوش نہیں رہ سکتے۔
Translate the following passage into English:
(15 marks)
Q7-ALT
NOTE: (Alternative question for Foreign/English Medium candidates only)
Write a paragraph (150–200 words) on “Discipline”.

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
Objective · 4017 · Printed marks: 20 · Time: 30 Minutes : same questions, source numbering preserved separately
Subjective · psp_a8c79e3b20eece42a6d3a2727272f8bd · Printed marks: 80 · Time: 2.30 Hours