Slip Test - 1: Third Language - ENGLISH
Slip Test - 1: Third Language - ENGLISH
UNIT-1 A-READING
I. Read the following passage and answer the questions given there after. 5M
Water sports arent Nicks only thing - he also plays golf with a club tucked under his chin,
and is a huge fan of the English Premier League. His parents decided not to send him to a
special school - a decision he said was very hard for him, but which may have been the best
decision they could have made for him. When Nick was born his father was so shocked
that he left the hospital room to vomit. His distraught mother couldnt bring herself to
hold him until he was four months old. His disability came without any medical explanation
- a rare occurrence called Phocomelia - and Nick and his parents spent many years asking
why this cruel trick would happen to them. My mother was a nurse and she did everything
right during pregnancy but she still blamed herself, he said. [Attitude is altitude]
ENGLISH 1
Read the following pie chart and write sentences basing on the pie charts.
ENGLISH 2
SLIP TEST - 2
Third Language - ENGLISH
Class : X Max.Marks : 25 Time : 1 hr.
UNIT-1 A-READING
I. Read the following passage and answer the questions given there after. 5M
I realised why God had made us like this - to give hope to others. It was so inspirational to
me that I decided to use my life to encourage other people and give them the courage that
the article had given me. I decided to be thankful for what I do have, not get angry about
what I dont. I looked at myself in the mirror and said: You know what the world is right
that I have no arms and legs, but theyll never take away the beauty of my eyes. I wanted to
concentrate on something good that I had. The challenges in our lives are there to
strengthen our convictions. They are not there to run us over, said Nick. In 1990 Nick won
the Australian Young Citizen of the Year award for his bravery and perseverance.
[Attitude is altitude]
UNIT-1 B-READING
I. a. Read the following passage and answer the questions that are given after 2M
Let me share someones life history with you. This was a man who failed in business at the
age of 21; was defeated in a legislative race at age 22; failed again in business at age 24;
overcame the death of his sweetheart at age 26; had a nervous breakdown at age 27; lost a
congressional race at age 34; lost a senatorial race at age 45; failed in an effort to become
vice-president at age 47; lost a senatorial race at age 49; and was elected president of the
United States at age 52.
1. At the age of 26 Lincoln ______________________ [ ]
a. had a nervous break down b. lost his wife c. lost legislative race
2. According the passage the only success of Lincoln is ___________________
a. became the Governor b. became the President c. Became a Philosopher
b. Read the following Statement and answer the questions given there after. 3M
1. How many persons died due to COVID in Prakasam District according the table?
2. How many cases reported in the last 24 hours in Nellore District?
3. Among these three district which district has lowest positive cases in total? [ ]
a. Srikakulam b. Vizianagaram c. Guntur
ENGLISH 5
II. There were many thefts in your locality recently. Thieves were breaking the locks and
entering into houses. They were selecting the locked houses particularly. People of your
locality are afraid of this. Write a letter of complaint to the Station House Officer of your
locality and request him to provide night patrolling in your locality. [or] 5M
Write the Biographical sketch of Smt Sarojini Naidu with the help of the following hints.
Date of Birth: 13-02-1879, Parents:Varada Sundari Devi, Aghore Nadh Chattopadhyay wrote
poems from school days brilliant student in school went to England for higher studies -
became member of Royal Literary Society, London married to Govindarajulu Naidu in
1898 Participated in Freedom Movement - follows Gandhiji ideology - died on 02-03.1949.
III. Read the following passage and frame the questions for which the underlined parts are
answers 5M
Nick began travelling the world and in 2008 [1] he went to Hawaii and met surfing master
Bethany Hamilton, [2] who had her arm bitten off by a shark when she was 12.[3]
She was amazing, said Nick. She taught me how to surf [4]and I was terrified at first, but
once I got up there it felt absolutely fantastic [5] and I caught some waves pretty well.
[or]
Write some sentences about the following Bar chart.
UNIT-1 B-READING
I. a. Read the following passage and answer the questions that are given after 2M
In 1913, Lee De Forest, the inventor of the triodes tube, was charged by the district attorney
for using fraudulent means to mislead the public into buying stocks of his company by
claiming that he could transmit the human voice across the Atlantic. He was publicly
humiliated. Can you imagine where we would be without his invention?
Now answer the following
1. Lee De Forest was charged for______________. [ ]
a. public humiliation b. open criticism c. using fraudulent means
2. Triode tube is used for ________________ of human voice. [ ]
a. conversion b. transmission c. radiation
b. Read the following pie chart and answer the questions given there after. 3M
1. Write any two fields of publishing a book has the same %age of expenditure?
2. What is the pie chart about?
3. Expenditure on ______ is highest in publishing. [ ]
a. Binding b. Printing c. Paper
II. The Government of Andhra Pradesh prestigiously took up the programme AMMAVODI and
depositing Rs.15000 into the mothers accounts as a token of encouragement to send their
children to schools regularly. You are also one of the beneficiaries. Write a letter to your
friend about this programme. 5M
[or]
Write the Biographical sketch of Sri M.VENKAIAH NAYUDU with the help of following hints.
Muppavarapu Venkaiah Nayudu Date of Birth: 01-07-1949 Place of Birth: Nellore, Parents:
ENGLISH 7
Ramanamma, Rangaiah, Wife: Mrs.Usha, - Politician affiliated party: Bharatheeya Janatha
Party, Positions: MLA, MP [for Rajya Sabha from Karnataka], - worked as Union Minister of
Rural Development and Urban Development , Minister of Information and Broadcasting-
Present: Vice President of India from 11-08-2017. Established Swarna Bharath Trust at
Venkatachalam, Nellore Dist. Andhra Pradesh.
III. Read the following passage and frame the questions for which the underlined parts are
answers
5M
Nicks father was a computer programmer and accountant [1] and he taught his little son
how to type with his toe [2] at just 6 years old. His mum [3] invented a special plastic
device [3] that meant he could hold a pen and pencil. Despite the risk of being bullied, his
parents insisted on his attending mainstream school.[4] It was the best decision they could
have made for me, adds Nick, who later achieved a degree in Financial Planning and Real
Estate.[5] [or]
Write sentences about the following bar chart.
UNIT-2 A-READING
I. Read the following passage and answer the questions given there after. 5M
Mrs. Slater : (sharply) Victoria, Victoria! Dye hear? Come in, will you?
(Victoria, a precocious girl, dressed in colours, comes in.)
Mrs. Slater: Im amazed at you, Victoria. I really am. Be off now, and change your dress
before your Aunt Elizabeth and your Uncle Ben come. It would never do for them to find
you in colours with grandfather lying dead, upstairs.
Victoria: What are they coming for? They havent been here for ages.
Mrs. Slater: Theyre coming to talk over poor grandpas affairs. Your father sent them a
telegram as soon as we found he was dead. (A noise is heard)
Henry: Im wondering if theyll come at all. When you and Elizabeth quarrelled, she said
shed never set foot in your house again.
Mrs. Slater: Shell come fast enough after her share of what our fathers left. You know how
hard she can be when she likes. Where she gets it from I cant tell.
Now answer the following.
1. What type of girl was Victoria?
2. Theyre coming to talk over poor grandpas affairs
What does affairs mean?
3.
here for ages
. the meaning of the phrase for ages is
[ ]
a. in recent times b. for a long time c. since the childhood.
4.
never set foot
. the meaning of the phrase set foot is
. [ ]
a. enter into b. go out c. setting the foot clean
5. The telegram was sent by
. [ ]
a. Henry slater b. Amelia Slater c. Abel Merry Weather
II. Mr.Abel Merry Weather went out of home. He reached Ring-o-bells. Write possible
conversation between Mr.Abel and Mrs.John Shorrocks before their marriage. You can
include the behaviour of daughters of Mr.Abel. 5M
[or]
Write the diary entry of Victoria on the day Mr.Abel went out.
III. Read the following passage and frame the questions for which the underlined parts are
answers 5M
(Henry and Mrs. Slater, very hot and flushed,[1] stagger in with a pretty old-fashioned [2]
bureau containing a locked desk. They put it where the chest of drawers was [3], and
ENGLISH 9
straighten the ornaments, etc. There is a knock at the door[4]. The knocking is repeated.)
(Victoria ushers in Ben and Mrs. Jordan. The latter is a stout, complacent woman with an
irritating air of being always right[5]. She is wearing an outfit of new mourning. Ben is also
in complete new mourning. He is rather a jolly little man, but at present trying to adapt
himself to the regrettable occasion..) [or]
Read the following Tree diagram and write few sentences about it.
ENGLISH 10
SLIP TEST - 6
Third Language - ENGLISH
Class : X Max.Marks : 25 Time : 1 hr.
UNIT-2 A-READING
I. Read the following passage and answer the questions given there after. 5M
Mrs. Jordan :Well, Amelia, and so hes gone at last.
Mrs. Slater : Yes, hes gone. He was seventy-two a fortnight last Sunday. (She sniffs back a
tear.)
Ben (chirpily) : Now, Amelia, you mustnt give way. Weve all got to die some time or other.
Mrs. Jordan : And now perhaps youll tell us all about it.
Mrs. Slater : Father had been merry this morning. He went out soon after breakfast to pay
his insurance.
Ben : My word, its a good thing he did.
Mrs. Jordan : He always was thoughtful in that way. He was too honourable to have gone
without paying his premium.
Henry : And when I came in I found him undressed sure enough and snug in bed.
Mrs. Slater : And when wed finished dinner I thought Id take up a bit of something on a
tray. He was as if he was asleep, so I put the tray down on the bureau-(correcting herself) on
the chest of drawers and went to waken him. (A pause) He was quite cold. (A pause.
They wipe their eyes and sniff back tears.)
Mrs. Slater : (Rising briskly at length; in a business-like tone) Well, will you go up and look at
him now, or shall we have tea?
Now answer the following questions
1.
. hes gone at last. What does the phrase mean?
2.
.. now perhaps youll tell us all about it. What does it mean?
3. Mrs.Slater and Mrs. Jordan are
.. [ ]
a. cousins b. sisters c. friends
4. Mrs.Slater first said on bureau and corrected as on chest. Because
.. [ ]
a. She was in worry about her fathers health.
b. She always thinks of a bureau to buy
c. By mistake she said the truth.
5.
its a good thing
. The good thing here is
.. [ ]
a. sleeping in bed. b. going out for a walk c. paying premium
ENGLISH 11
II. Mr.Abel went out. The two ladies were quarrelling. Write a possible conversation between
the two ladies [Amelia and Elizabeth] in this context. 5M
[OR]
Write the diary entry of Abel Merry Weather on the day he left home.
III. Read the following passage and frame the questions for which the underlined parts are
answers 5M
(They look at the door[1]. A slight chuckling is heard [2] from upstairs. The door opens,
revealing an old man clad in a faded but gay dressing-gown. He is in his stockinged feet.
Although over seventy, he is vigorous and well coloured[3].His bright, malicious [4] eyes
twinkle under his heavy, reddish-gray eye brows[5]. He is obviously either the old man
ABEL MERRYWEATHER or else his ghost.) [or]
Write a few sentences about the following pie chart.
IV. GRAMMAR 5M
Rewrite the sentences as directed.
1. They thought that he was dead. They shocked to see him alive. [Combine with As]
2. Henry was hen pecked. He could not deny Amelia. [ Combine with Since].
3. They brought the bureau from upstairs.
4. Er-Fred Alb Isaac. The speaker of this phrase is
. [ ]
a. confident b. arrogant c. in confusion d. honest
5. Your uncle is suffering from fever. Advise him to consult a doctor.
V. VOCABULARY 5M
1. Put the following words under correct heading.
datum, errata, diagnosis, data, phenomenon, erratum, phenomena, diagnoses 4M
Singulars Plurals
UNIT-2 B-READING
I. a. Read the following passage and answer the questions given there after. 2M
Abel : Whats the matter with little Vicky?
(He sees Ben and Mrs. Jordan) Hello! What brings you here? Hows yourself, Ben?
(Abel thrusts his hand at Ben who skips back smartly and retreats with Mrs. Jordan to a safe
distance below the sofa.)
Mrs. Slater : (approaching Abel gingerly)Father, is that you? (She pokes him with her hand
to see if he is solid.)
Abel : Of course its me. Dont do that, Amelia. What the devil do you mean by this
tomfoolery?
Mrs. Jordan : You took us by surprise, father. Are you keeping quite well?
Now answer the following:
1. Why did Ben skip back when Mr.Abel thrusts his hand at him? [ ]
a. He could not bear b. He thought that it was a ghost c. He did not like him.
2. tomfoolery means
.. [ ]
a. gentle behaviour b. rude behaviour c. foolish behaviour
b. Read the following statement and answer the questions given there after. 3M
STATEMENT SHOWING THE MARKS OBTAINED BY SOME STUDENTS
S.No. Name of the student English Marks /100 Mathematics Marks / 100
1. MOUNIKA 85 98
2. HEMALATHA 82 100
3. SARVAANI 86 100
4. HARINI 75 95
Now answer the following:
1. What is the table about?
2. Who got highest total ?
3. Select the true statement: [ ]
a. No one got 100 marks in Mathematics b. No one got below 70 in English
c. Two students got highest total
II. You are residing in a village named Mulaguntapadu. You are preparing for examina-tions.
There is a place of prayers near your house. There they are using the loud speakers even
in the late night. It is disturbing you. You requested the people to reduce the volume. But
ENGLISH 13
they gave a deaf ear. Write a letter of complaint to your Village Panchayath Secretary and
request him to remove the loud speakers. [OR]
Write the biographical sketch by using the following hints. 5M
Name: Kandukuri Veeresa Lingam, Place of Birth: Rajamahendravaram, Date of Birth: 16 04-
1848, lean and unhealthy in child hood but bold - intelligent in studies ran magazines -
first novel writer in telugu Rajasekhara charitra fought on social evils like sati, child
marriage etc. fought for widow re marriage girl child education got reputation as
reformer.
III. Read the following passage and frame the questions for which the underlined parts are
answers 5M
Abel : To Mrs. John Shorrocks who keeps the Ring-o-Bells. Weve had it fixed up a good
while now, but I was keeping it for a pleasant surprise{1]. (He rises.) I felt I was a bit of a
burden to you,[2] so I found someone whod think it a pleasure to look after me.[3] We
shall be very glad [4] to see you at the ceremony. (He gets to the door.) Till Monday, then.
Twelve o clock at St. Philips Church. (opening the door) Its a good thing you brought that
bureau downstairs,[5] Amelia. Itll be handier to carry it across to the Ring-o-Bells on
Monday. (He goes out.) [OR]
Write a few sentences about the following table.
An Imaginary Table showing the death of people due to Covid and other diseases.
S.No. Name of the District People died People died of
of Covid other diseases
1. ANANTHAPUR 8 98
2. CHITTOOR 5 100
3. EAST GODAVARI 4 100
4. GUNTUR 7 95
IV. GRAMMAR 5M
Rewrite as directed
1. Lakshmi is a Teacher. She teaches us English. [Combine with who]
2. Ravi ______[complete] the homework and ____ [ go] out. [Write correct verb forms]
3. Sarvaani goes to school __________ [in spite of / in view of / along with] Vyshnavi.
4. Lakshmana cut the paper into pieces. [Change Voice]
5. You want to leave the class early. Ask your teacher permission in a polite way.
V. VOCABULARY 4M
1. Choose correct synonym from the given words in the box.
grief, annoying, adjust, attire, proud, situation
Victoria ushers in Ben and Mrs. Jordan. The latter is a stout, complacent [1] woman with an
irritating [2]air of being always right. She is wearing an outfit [3] of new mourning [4] Ben is
also in complete new mourning. He is rather a jolly little man, but at present trying to adapt
himself to the regrettable occasion.
2. Fill in the blanks with oo/ou/ee/ea/ai/ia. 1M
well look thr__ __gh his bits of things and make a list of them. Theres all the furniture in
his r__ __m.
ENGLISH 14
SLIP TEST - 8
Third Language - ENGLISH
Class : X Max.Marks : 25 Time : 1 hr.
UNIT-2 B-READING
I. READ THE FOLLOWING PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS 2M
Abel : It didnt take you long to start dividing my things between you. Ill tell you what Im
going to do. Since your mother died, Ive lived part of the time with you, Amelia, and part
with you, Lizzie. Well, I shall make a new will,leaving all my bits of things to whoever Im
living with when I die. How does that strike you?
1. Abel wrote will that leaving his things to whom []
a. he loves most b. he is living with when he died
c. he got help in his childhood.
2. The new will of Abel kept the ladies in
[]
a. sorrow b. happy c. unhappy
b. Read the following table and answer the questions given there after 3M
IV. GRAMMAR 5M
Write the following as directed
1. His daughters did not look after Abel well. He wanted to marry. [Combine with As]
2. Henry stunned. Victoria asked if he was pinching the bureau. [Combine with Since]
3. Victoria asked Henry if he was pinching the bureau. [Change the voice]
4. Henry and Amelia were shifting the bureau from upstairs. [Change the voice]
5. I cant do the work. []
a. denying b. expressing ability
c. expressing inability d. accepting
V. VOCABULARY : 1. Match the opposite words of the underlined words. 4M
Victoria ushers in Ben and Mrs. Jordan. The latter is a stout,[1] complacent woman with an
irritating [2] air of being always right. She is wearing an outfit of new mourning. Ben is also
in complete new mourning. He is rather a jolly[3] little man, but at present[4] trying to
adapt himself to the regrettable occasion
A B
1. stout a. absent
2. irritating b.past
3. jolly c. thin
4. present d.pleasant
e. sorrowful
2. Choose the correct word ending. 1M
Mrs.Jordan searched for the ornam____[ents/ants] .
ENGLISH 16
SLIP TEST - 9
Third Language - ENGLISH
Class : X Max.Marks : 25 Time : 1 hr.
UNIT-3 A-READING
I. READ THE FOLLOWING PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS 5M
On my way home from the bus stop, my trunk had been carried by a porter. The problem
now was we couldnt find anyone who could help me carry the trunk to the bus stop. At
another time of the year, we would have easily found someone to help me, but now most of
the villagers were busy in the fields. Nobody had time to spare for me. In fact, carrying the
trunk should not have been such a worry for me except that my education had made me
shun physical labour. After all, I was a government officer and the idea of people seeing me
carry my own luggage was not at all amusing. Otherwise, for a young man like me it should
not have been an issue to carry a 20-kilo chest on my back. Finally, my father came up with
a solution. Dont worry. I myself will see you off at Dirang. I protested. How could I allow
my old father to carry my trunk? What would people think? What would they say? But I
failed to dissuade him. It was decided that father would carry the chest.
Now answer the following Questions
1. What was the problem faced by the writer?
2. Why didnt the writer carry his trunk?
3. No body had time to spare, because
. [ ]
a. they were busy with their personal works.
b. they had field works c. they were engaged in construction works.
4. While coming home, the luggage was
.. [ ]
a. brought by a friend b. carried by a porter c. transported by vehicle.
5. As per the passage the time at the village was
[ ]
a. festival time b. harvest time c. fair time.
II. The writer had to leave his wife at his village. Write a possible conversation between the
writer and his wife in this context. 5M [OR]
The writer had left his wife at his village. He went to his work place. Write the diary entry of
the wife of the writer in this context. You can include the psychological feelings of a new
daughter in law of the home and about her home and parents in law.
ENGLISH 17
III. Read the following passage and frame the questions for which the underlined parts are
answers 5M
However, I finally did decide to go.[1] I did not have much to carry by way of luggage just
a trunk. Ours is a hilly terrain,[2] without any motorable roads and there is no certainty
that we are ever going to have any roads. In any case, while coming home we do not carry
bedding. Besides, I had come home this time round for a special purpose: to get married.[3]
My parents had arranged my marriage,[4] according to the customs of our tribal
society.[5]. [or]
Write few sentences about the following :
Ground water utilization
IV. GRAMMAR 5M
1. His father was ready to carry trunk. No one was available to carry. {combine with As]
2. He recently got married. He did not want to leave his wife. [Combine with since;]
3. Who gave me vaccine? [Change voice]
4. I am afraid, it may not happen. Meaning of the expression is
[ ]
a. fearing b. expressing ability
c. expressing inability d. doubting
5. Your brother is not wearing mask during this covid times. Advise him to wear mask.
ENGLISH 18
V. VOCABULARY 5M
small, pebbles, uneven, trouble, exhausted, fast
Read the paragraph and write the synonyms of the underlined words using the words given
in the box. 4M
Having waked fast I was tired [1]. Moreover I had to cross two hills on the way up to the
spot. I quickly [2] sat down on a rock. My father laughted at my plight[3]. So this
little[4]distance has tired you?
1.__________ 2. ____________ 3.___________ 4.____________
ENGLISH 19
SLIP TEST - 10
Third Language - ENGLISH
Class : X Max.Marks : 25 Time : 1 hr.
UNIT-3 A-READING
I. READ THE FOLLOWING PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS 5M
Father had provided for my education, and I had been able to realize his dreams. My parents
were truly proud of me. It was through me that they had earned a greater degree of
admiration and respect from the villagers. My father would not like to see me carrying a
trunk on my back and would be very hurt if I did so. I concluded that it would be better to
let him carry it. Father was used to carrying luggage anyway. He was stronger and more
skilled than I in these matters. I had never got used to physical labour having stayed in
hostels right from my childhood. So, in spite of my youth and strength,
Now answer the following :
1. How did their parents get admiration, according to the writer?
2. Why did the writer conclude it would be better to let his father to carry the trunk?
3. The writer said that he was physically useless. Because
. [ ]
a. He is old to do physical labour
b. he is weak c. he never did physical labour
4. According to the writer, his father will hurt if
.. [ ]
a. he goes to work b. he carries the luggagec. he walks fast.
5. Find the true statement [ ]
a. The Narrator had strength but did not carry luggage.
b. The Narrators father did not allow any one to carry luggage.
c. As the narrator did not help the villagers they did not come to carry luggage.
II . The writer got into debts and wanted to go for work after six months. He told the same
to his wife. Write possible conversation between narrator and his wife. 5M
[or]
Write the diary entry of the narrator on the day he joined the job after log leave.
III. Read the following passage and frame the questions for which the underlined parts are
answers 5M
I gave him the can of wine[1]. He poured himself a mug and handed me the can. He drank
all of it at one go[2]. He then arranged the belt that was attached to the trunk carefully on
his forehead. So, this was the picture: my father carrying my luggage on his back and me
following him with a tiny bag in my hand. We were walking up a narrow hilly road[3], and
neither of us uttered a word as if we were strangers who spoke different languages. I did
not know what was going on in his mind. From time to time it crossed my mind that it was
ENGLISH 20
improper for me to let father carry the luggage[4]. I wanted to tell him that I would like to
carry the trunk myself[5]. [OR]
Write few sentences about the chart given below:
IV. GRAMMAR 5M
1. The narrator got a job. He studied hard. [Combine with Since]
2. The bus from Tawang did not arrive yet. They have time to talk. [Combine with As]
3. The Narrator gave his father a pair of shoes. [Change the voice]
4. Let us go to movie to night. What does the sentence mean? [ ]
a. request b. order
c. offer d. suggestion
5. Write in a polite form: I cant give my pen.
V. VOCABULARY 5M
1. Arrange the following under correct heading. 2M
bye bye, dilly dally, chit chat, tata, papa, haha, ping pong, tick tock
Duplicatives Alliteratives
ENGLISH 21
SLIP TEST - 11
Third Language - ENGLISH
Class : X Max.Marks : 25 Time : 1 hr.
UNIT-3 B-READING
I. a. READ THE FOLLOWING STANZA AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS 3M
Once upon a time, son,they used to 1. Once upon a time how did they laugh?
laugh with their heartsand laugh with their a. with their teeth
eyes: but now they only laugh with their b. with their heart
c. with their lips
teeth, while their ice-block-cold eyessearch 2. How are they shaking hands now?
behind my shadow.There was a time a. with their hearts
indeed they used to shake hands with b. with their hands
their hearts : but thats gone, son. Now they c. without their hearts
shake hands without hearts : while their 3. a.Ice with
block cold eyes
. meaning is
.
cool looks
left hands searchmy empty pockets. b. without emotions
c. with charming and energetic looks
I. b. Read the following diagram and answer the questions. 2M
3. Your friend is planning to visit Chardhams in Uttarkhand. Advise him to learn some Hindi
words.
4. After I _____[decide] to go to my work place, I ______[inform] the same to my family.
[Fill in the blanks with correct verb forms]
UNIT-3 B-READING
1. a. READ THE FOLLOWING STANZA AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS. 3M
And I have learned too 1. What did the poet learn?
to laugh with only my teeth a. to laugh with his heart b. to laugh with
and shake hands without my heart. his teethc. to laugh with his mouth
I have also learned to say, Goodbye, 2. The writer says____ after being bored.
a. nice talking to you
when I mean Good-riddance; b. good talk with you
to say Glad to meet you, c. bored with you.
without being glad; and to say Its been 3. The writer learned to shake hands_____
nice talking to you, after being bored. a. with heart
b. with hand
c. without heart
I. b. READ THE FOLLOWING BAR CHART AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS. 2M
ENGLISH 24
Father name Ganghadhar Panth - a School Master Belonged to orthodox family learnt
Sanskrit married at the age of 16 years - Wife name Tapi Obtained Bachelor of Law
Degree from Deccan College, Poona in 1877 Opposed British Rule - Published Journal
Kesari Writer of many books - started Ganesh Pandals for unification of people against
british Swaraj is my brith right - was is famous slogan called by people as Lokamanya.
III. Read the following passage and frame the questions for which the underlined parts are
answers. 5M
A large crowd gathered at our place [1] the day I was to leave[2]. People had come to
wish me luck[3]. It was 10.20 [4]when I left for Dirang. My father had already left. As I
had to do a bit of catching up, I walked fast. Three kilometres down the road, I caught up
with my father. Father said, You are late. [5]Would you like to rest for sometime?
[OR]
Write a few sentences about the following bar chart.
IV. GRAMMAR 5M
1. He wanted to stay at home for some more days. He wanted to apply for leave.
[Combine with As]
2. There was no bus from the village. They started walking to catch Bus at Dirang.
[Combine with Since]
3. A porter had carried my trunk when I came home. [Change the voice]
4. You to a stranger: Where is the State Bank of India?
5. Id glad if you attend my marriage. [ ]
a. advice b. showing inability c. invitation d. refusal of invitation
V. VOCABULARY 5M
1. Put the following under correct heading 4M
ding-dong, boo-boo, chop-chop, tip-top, chit-chat, chuk-chuk, tat a, see-saw
Duplicatives Alliteratives
2. Completing the spelling of the words choosing from ae, ea, oo, ou, ai, ia, io, ue, au, ie. 1M
Time flew, and five months into my marr__ __ge , I r__ __lised it.
ENGLISH 25
SLIP TEST - 13
Third Language - ENGLISH
Class : X Max.Marks : 25 Time : 1 hr.
One thing we _____ (a) [note / noted] is that not only did the rain patterns ______ (b)
[change / changed].
10. Fill in the blank iwth ou, iu, uo, ui. 2 x ½ = 1 M
ENGLISH 27
SLIP TEST - 14
Third Language - ENGLISH
Class : X Max.Marks : 25 Time : 1 hr.
SECTION - A
I. Read the following passage carefully.
NHK Radio : What transformations did you see ?
W.M. : One of the bigger transformations that I was was the ability of an
ordinary woman to get to understand and able to plant trees that in
five or ten years, became big trees and she was able to cut them and
be able to give herself energy; to be able to sell those trees and give
herself an income; to be able to feel confident that she had done
something for herself. That sense of pride, sense of dignity that they
are not begging, that they are doing things for themselves was very
empowering. That transformation was very powerful.
The other transformation is of the landscape.
Now, answer the following questions. 5 x1 = 5m
1. What gave the illiterate woman a sense of dignity and pride ?
2. What transformation was very powerful ?
3. As a result of planting trees _______ came back to their land.
a) more people b) trees c) Birds and rabbits
4. The transformation of the landscape has ______
a) rehabilitated the environment
b) Destroyed the environment
c)
5. What type of the text is given paragraph ?
a) Interview b) Description c) Narration
(2-7) : Read the poem carefully. 3 x1 = 3
There in the west the song thrush warbles
She weaves her nest to hold her clutch
A long, now wait to find a partner
The eggs are laid, there are not much.
6. What is warbling ?
a) weaver bird b) thrush c) west bird
7. Why does she weave her nest ?
a) to hold her clutch b) to lay eggs c) to sing a song
8. 'The west' refers to _____
a) The Asian continent b) The European continent
c) The American continent
ENGLISH 28
(9-10) : Read the passage.
20% 20%
Savings Rent
Entertainment
Household 20%
6%
& other expenses
5% 10%
Rent Education of
children
Now, write a paragraph describing the information depicted in the diagram given.
ENGLISH 30
SLIP TEST - 15
Third Language - ENGLISH
Class : X Max.Marks : 25 Time : 1 hr.
The forested mountains were the source of water and the source of rain, so when you deforest
(a) you cause a shortage (b) of water and a change of rainfall (c) patterns and therefore
ENGLISH 31
people are not able to get food and water. Therefore, inorder to have a good environment
that can sustain (d) their livelihoods, it is important to have good Government that accounts
to them, that protects their interests, that is concerned about their lives.
a) .......................... b) ..........................
c) .......................... d) ..........................
3. NHK Radio : How did you become aware (a) of Environment
W.M. : From the we started (b) we were trying to respond to the basic needs
of people in the rural (c) areas and people were asking for clean (d)
drinking water.
Now, match the words under A with their Antonym under B. 4 x 1 = 4
A B
1) Aware a) dirty
2) started b) urban
3) rural c) hostile
4) clean d) unaware
e) stopped
f) inaware
4. Complete the word with the correct suffix given in brackets. 2 x 1 = 2
For me, my (a) ______ (greater / greatest) activity is to plant a tree. We plant the future for
(b) ______ (ourself / ourselves) for our children, for the birds.
5. Answer any one of the following. 10 x 1 = 10
A) In the lesson "Environment" Wangari Maathai taught women to plant trees and earn their
livelihood.
Imagine that you are one of the women who were guided by Maathai.
Write a diary entry expressing.
How you felt earlier
Transformation in your life
how you feel now
your future plans
(Or)
B) Our honourable Chief Minister Shri Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy has launched the 'Nadu-Nedu'
programme which seeks to transform government schools into vibrant and competitive
institutions. The programme has created a new leaf over education sector and will provide
opportunities to weaker sections and under previleged.
Now, write a letter to your friend describing the transformation that was brought about in
infrastructure ....... many other under programmes.
ENGLISH 32
SLIP TEST - 16
Third Language - ENGLISH
Class : X Max.Marks : 25 Time : 1 hr.
PART A PART B
1) Fatalist a) A person of many talents
2) Philanthropist b) one who hates women
3) Misogynist c) one who believes in God
4) Versatile d) one who spends too much
e) one who devotes his service for the love
of mankind
f) one who believes in fate.
ENGLISH 33
7. a) Write a conversation beween Wangari Maathai and people in the rural areas about their
basic needs.
Or
b) Write your feelings about the extinction of animals in your diary. As a dreamer what sort
of reformative steps will you take / Want to be awake or asleep in this regard.
8. a) Study the following diagram. 5 x 1 = 5
30% 40%
Bikes Bicycles
15% 10%
Cars Vans
ENGLISH 34
SLIP TEST - 17
Third Language - ENGLISH
Class : X Max.Marks : 25 Time : 1 hr.
I was born into a middle-class Tamil family in the Island town of Rameswaram in the
erstwhile Madras State. My father, Jainulabdeen, had neither much formal education nor
much wealth; despite these disadvantages, he possessed great innate wisdom and a true
generosity of spirit. He had an ideal helpmate in my mother, Ashiamma. I do not recall the
exact number of people she fed every day, but I am quite certain that far more outsiders ate
with us than all the members of our own family put together.
Now, answer the following questions. 5 x1 = 5 M
The dog bit the burglar. He was trying to break into the house.
7. Combine the sentences using adverb linker 'As' 1 x1 = 1 M
a) The house _____ (be, build) in the middle of the nineteeth century.
b) After she ______ (complete) her studies, she ____ (get) the job.
ENGLISH 35
11. Your brother is working up till mignight. Advise him not to do so. 1 x 1 = 1M
My aust _____ (ere / are) father used to avoid all ineseen _____ (sial / tial) comforts.
16. A) Mr. Rakesh is working in a city as an officer in a Government department recently he has
been to his village, are note one. There is no transport facility to his village. He faced
many difficulties to reach his village.
Imagine that you are Mr. Rakesh and write a letter to your local MLA to provide public
transport facility to your village.
(Or)
B) Write a biographical sketch on Medha Parkar.
Birth : 1 October, 1945
st
ENGLISH 36
SLIP TEST - 18
Third Language - ENGLISH
Class : X Max.Marks : 25 Time : 1 hr.
Let us unite
And fight against those who incite
Let us not be misled
By those who want to see us dead
We are a strong United Nation
All we need is a bit of dedication.
Choose the correct answer. 3 x1 = 3
1. Who do incite us ?
a) Those who want political power
b) Those who want to see us dead
c) Those who want to make money
2. What is lacked by us ?
a) violence b) Unitedness c) A bit of dedication
3. Incite means _____
a) encourage somebody to be violent by making angry
b) encourage somebody to be calm by pacifying
c) encourage somebody to be neutral
2. Read the following lines. 2 x1 = 2
Our area, being (a) ________ (isolation / isolated), was (b) _______ (complete /
completely) unaffected by war.
7. Give the opposites of the underlined words. 2 x½ = 1
The (a) first casuality came in the form of (b) suspension of the train halt at Rameswaram
station.
A B
1) First ( ) a) renewal
2) suspension ( ) b) attach
c) last
d) collect
8. Find the wrongly spelt word and write its correct spelling. 2 x1 = 1
a) The train halt at Rameswaram was suspended. The newspaper bundles were thrown out
of the moving train. The only newspaper distributor, Samsudding was unable to catch
the bundles. He asked the help of Kalam.
Now write a possible conversation between Kalam and Samsuddin.
b) Siva Subramania Iyer invited Kalam for a meal. At first his wife was horrified, later she
realised the ability of accepting everyone equally.
Imagine yourself as Kalam and make a diary entry of your feeling after the incident.
ENGLISH 38
SLIP TEST - 19
Third Language - ENGLISH
Class : X Max.Marks : 25 Time : 1 hr.
25%
30% Manufacture
Commerce 6%
Personal
service
Dex - Fer - ous (also dex -trous) /"desktr¶s/ adj (formal) skilful with your hands; skillfully
done,
dexterously (also dextrously) adv.
1. What is the adverb form of dextrous ?
2. What is meaning of the word given ?
3. Match the following one word substitute with their meanings. 4 x½ = 2M
A B
1) Ambiguous a) words inscribed on a tomb
2) Inimitable b) a person who is above 100 yrs.
3) centenarian c) one who believes in God
4) Epitaph d) A public speaker
e) that which can't be imilated
f) A sentence whose meaning is
unclear
ENGLISH 39
4. Put the given words under correct headings. 4 x½ = 2M
7. Now cow endlessly chewed. No horse neighed. (Use neither - nor) 1 x1= 1M
Deaths du e to violence
y
7
6
1234
1234
1234
5 1234
1234
1234
1234
1234 1234
1234 1234
4 1234
1234
1234
1234
1234 1234
1234 1234 1234
1234 1234 1234
3 1234
1234 1234
1234 1234
1234
1234 1234 1234
1234 1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234 1234 1234 1234
2 1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234 1234 1234 1234
1234 1234 1234 1234 1234
1234 1234 1234 1234 1234
1 1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234 1234
1234 1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
x x'
0
80 85 90 95 100
y'
Years
Now, write a paragraph describing the information depicted in the diagram given.
(or)
B) Read the passage and write 'wh' questions focussing on the underlined part as an answer.
One day when I was (a) in the fifth standard at the Rameswaram Elementary school (b) a
new teacher came to our class. I used to wear a cap which marked me as a Muslim, and I
always sat (c) in the front row next to Ramanadha Sastry, who wore the sacred thread. The
new teacher could not stomach (d) a Hindu priest's son sitting with a Muslim boy. In
accordance with our social ranking as the new teacher saw it. I was asked to go and sit (e)
on the back bench
ENGLISH 40
SLIP TEST - 20
Third Language - ENGLISH
Class : X Max.Marks : 25 Time : 1 hr.
ENGLISH 41
10. Fill in the blanks with suitable verbs.
My friend ______ (eat) up all the biscuits before _______ (come).
11. What do the following sentences mean ?
a) It's time you slept. You have to wake up early tomorrow.
a) scolding ( ) (b) suggesting ( )
b) ordering ( ) (d) criticising ( )
b) Shall I do it for you.
a) seeking information ( ) (b) suggesting ( )
b) warning ( ) (d) offering help ( )
12. Fill in the blanks with the right suffix from the brackets.
a) We lived in our (a) ancest _______ (b) (rel / ral) house.
b) A days cellection would fetch me prince (b) _______ (li / ly) sum.
13. Find out the wrongly spelt word and correct the spelling.
a) system, confronted, iminent, perturbed (A) _________
b) Optimism, hesitent, mingle, rebel (A) _________
14. Put the words under correct headings.
(Syllabi, syllabus, fungus, Data, crisis, datum, fungi, orises)
Singular Plural
1) 1)
2) 2)
3)
4)
15. He told me as if thinking a loud (a) "Abul, I know you have to go away (b) to grow. Does the
seagull not fly across (c) the sun, alone and without (d) a nest ?
"Match the words under 'A' with their antonyms under 'B'
A B
1) a loud a) within
2) away b) partly
3) across c) with
4) without d) near
e) far away
f) along
16. Answer any one of the following. 10 x1 = 10 M
Write a letter to your friend describing the pandemic situation you have undergone during
corona, National Disaster house arrest _ Quarantine lock down No work no pay for all
workers no schools fear it created Backed our country's economic measures taken
to get prevented masks santizers social distancing.
[Or)]
Write a biographical sketch on your favourite motivational speaker.
ENGLISH 42