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« Ais complete, but sentence & i, Q. 3. Answer sect a it 13) : n | (a) In each of the following tas 1 one similar in meaning as possible to sen. | Complete sentence B maling aie ge m ; A. Write down sentence B Bmplete in each 2 fy he will get there by Wanett-tiine: \ Example: Answer (A: Lexpect B: T expect him ~» ; (a) texpect him to get there by Junch-time. as it looks. ® Reewriting sentences isn’t a8 easy a aya Bilt isn't aa cry 0 . @) A: Is likely that by the time you get to the shop, itll be shut. B : The shop ~~ (3) A: Do this sentence first and then try the next one, B ; When «.. (@ A: The slow train takes much longer than the express. B : The express (§) A: Nobody 1 know likes warm milk. Bilis, (© A: Thave never eaten such a bad meal. B: This... (A: The plane could not take off because of the fog. B: Ib. (8) A: “Be quiet, children. Don’t wake the baby,” she said. She told .... : As soon as she bought everything i home Aerts on her list, she went home to B : No sooner (10) A : You can go in as you like, as I will leave the door unlocked. 9) (b) Ih : m : (b) In each of the following pairs of sentences there are two blanks, each of whi ar pee oe ye ual oh blank with the word which is appropit® 7 2 a: i Suen acute ee write in correct serial order the wo! (1) @ Do you think his plane will come : (ii) How did you come this bear eae ut ‘inese vase? (2) (i) Bills anger soon died alter things. when he realised that he could! (i) Tam dying ____a cup of tea, @) @) Thenightwasdrawing and (ii) The Edinburgh Express drew er husband still hadn't tut 2 ten minutes late. (4) (i I was just dropping when the telephone rang. (i) When Peter saw that he hadn’t a chance, he dropped of the race. (5) (i) Sales tend to fall _. just after Christmas. (ii) Five persons were working on the project, but two had to fall because of illness. (©) In the following report, fill in each of the numbered blanks with the correct form of the word given in brackets. (Do not copy the report but write in correct serial order the word appropriate to the blank space) (5) Later yesterday evening a thirty-year-old Dukestown man, Gary Smith (®) (Kill) as the petrol tanker he _______ (1) (drive) crashed into @ tree near Dos Rios village. The tanker caught fire and soon ______ (2) (engulf) in flames. It is now a charred wreck by the roadside. It seems that the tanker (8) (leave) the Mogul Oil Depot in Dukestown early yesterday morning _____ (4) (make) deliveries to service stations in the Dos Rios area, an operation that normally _______ (5) (take) three or four hours; yet Mr Smith (6 (be) on the road nine hours later. According to Mogul District Supervisor, Edgar Winthrop there @) (be) no reason for Mr Smith’s tanker to be on the road so late. Why then was he delayed? (8) (interview) soon after the crash, a villager said, “I think I saw Smith in the rum shop earlier, but I can’t be sure.” It (9) (be) dark in the shop and the main, a stranger. The villager had not had a chance ____ (10) (see) his face properly. Answer. (0) was killed. Qe @ Read carefully the passage given below and answer the questions (a), (b) and (c) that follow: There are many shops in Singapore where customers still bargain, or ask for a discount, although price-tags are displayed. There is nothing out of the ordinary to haggle; some shopkeepers expect you to and will be surprised if you accept their prices straightway. We know that the prices are slightly higher in some departmental stores than those in Change Alley but we also realise that to upkeep a store like Robinsons is by no means cheap. Besides, in such places we shop in air-conditioned comfort and ease. For all these we pay a little extra. It is not always true to say that things in Change Alley cost less. I once bought a Czechoslovakian glass butter dish from Robinsons for a little under 10 two dollars, I then proceeded to Change Alley and by sheer accident saw an identical article, of the same make, shape design and size, in one of the shops. Out of curiosity, I enquired for its price, and was taken aback when the man demanded over four dollars for it, “How much can you offer?” he shouted after me. I offered him exactly the same price I paid for the article and his 15 reply was shockingly rude. I opened my parcel, showed him my purchase and receipt, stared at him and walked out of his shop. 3 Remember to i 1S Bee i 6 7a « rT Garp and to delineate character as well as build up the plot to lead to surprise ending. “To Whom It May Concen e td scial testimonial which is often addressed Q.2. This is an official testime f the candidate’s hon Paragraph yout material dividing it into a description ©: background, of his or her academic abilities, of involvement and performance i cocunticular activities and a description of character. As it is a testimonial affecti the future of the person concerned, it should not be harshly critical. Exaggeral praise is also unrealistic but credit should be given where it is due. Remember that this is an expansion exercise and thus should not read like a 1 The testimonial should not be repetitive in expression, or cliched, and illustratic should be given of each item mentioned, e.g. “Ritwik’s academic abilities | beyond doubt as he has always ranked within the first three positions of his cle Ris special talents lie in Mathematics, in which he has rarely scored below 90% ¢ in English in which he has been always placed first.” The recommendation sho: be 2 detailed and a keenly observed document. Q3. (a) (1) B : It isn’t as easy as it looks to rewrite sentences. 2) B : The shop is likely to be shut by the time you get to it. (3) B : When you have done this sentence, try the next one. 10 (4) B: The express train does not take as long as the slow one. Or The express train takes much less time than the slow one. (©) B : I don’t know anybody/I know nobody who likes warm milk. (6) B : This is the worst meal I have ever eaten. (7) B ; It is because of the fog that the plane could not take off. (8) B : She told the children to be quiet and not to wake the baby. (9) B = No sooner had she bought/did she buy everything on her list, than she went home to cook the dinner. (10) B : I will leave the door unlocked so (that) you can go in as you like. (b) 1. (i) back/in/through/down (ii) upon/across/by 2. (i) away/out/down (ii) for 3. (i) near ii) in 4. (i) off (ii) out 5. (i) off down (ii) out (©) 1. was driving 6. was 2. was engulfed 7. was 3. had left 8. Interviewed 4. to make/making 9. was 5. took/takes 10. to see Q. 4. (a) (i) (1) I saw a beautiful bowl in a pavement shop and I tried fo haggle and bring down the pricé but the shopkeeper would not lower it much. (2) The manager interviewed many prospective employees before he decided on the one he would appoint. (3) When my father heared that I had won the debate he was incredulous because I hardly spoke a word at home. (4) Most pavement shopkeepers have a large sheet of plastic to cover their merchandise in case it rains. (5) Many people cannot afford to travel by air as the price of plane tickets is exorbitant. (ii) (1) The air was so still that not a leaf moved. Or In the forest was a still to brew illegal drink. (2) To know what a word means one must look it up in a dictionary. Q. 2. Write a report based on the following: [20] Fire in Everest Buildings, a residential high-rise building with shops on ground floor — date — time — place — damage suffered in life and property — cause of fire — panic and chaos — rescue work — difficulties of fire brigade — role of police — government assessment of incident — probe to be set up — safety rules for high buildings — (you may include any other points you may think fit.) Q. 3. Answer Sections (a), (b) and (c). [20] (a) In each of the following items, sentence A is complete, but sentence B is not. Complete sentence B, making it as similar in meaning as possible to sentence nm Example: (0) A : He was so sleepy that he could not stay awake. B : He was too .... : Answer: (0) B : He was too sleepy to stay awake. 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(5) Most people depend .. Rakesh to solve their problems. (6) It is intuition on which most people depend .... understanding others. (7) Most quarrels can be resolved .. (8) He was resolved . negotiation. his ambition to be president, which is why he studied law. (9) When he first went abroad to play in the chess tournament he was accompanied ... no one. (10) He was accompanied praise. (©) In the following passage, fill in each of the numbered blanks with the correct form of the word given in brackets. (Do not copy the passage but write in correct serial order the word appropriate to the blank space): 65] Through everyone's past, whatever the individual circumstances, still (1) a ... (flow) the many cautionary tales. If you (2) .. . (have) any doubt about getting ahead and being successful being the right thing to do, these stories (3) (reinforce) it. The ancient Greeks (4) (come) up with the notion of hubris . .. proving the anger of the gods by acting godlike—and (5) . (illustrate) it with, among others, the story of Icarus, who (6) (fly) too close to the sun on his wax wings and (7) ... (plunge) to his death in the sea. The Judaeo-Christian tradition too (8) . .. (echo) with similar warnings, from the injunction in the Old Testament that pride (9) .. (g0) before a fall to the idea in the New that it (10) ... ... (be) easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to get into heaven. his moments of success with songs and Read carefully the passage given below and answer the questions (a), (b) and (c) that follow: [30] There were all kinds of trees growing there; chikrasia, chiloni, a few sal here and there. “These trees are not all very valuable,” said Uncle Dinesh. “So they’ll be cleared away and then the ground burnt to get rid of all the rubbish—the mosses, dead wood, scrub and so on. The burnt ground will then be prepared and holes will be made at intervals of about six feet, ready to take root and shoot cuttings of the teak tree, which gives valuable timber. These cuttings grow much faster than seedlings. After every three lines a few rows of other trees are grown to act as a barrier against insect attack. After five years, alternate trees are cut down in alternate rows so that the trees are spaced twelve feet apart. After another five years another thinning take place so that the young saplings are thinned out and both the roots and crown can grow strong and spread. In the next twenty years the trees are thinned twice more, and once again after another twenty years, so that they are finally spaced forty eight feet apart. The trees are first grown close together so as to allow them to grow high and straight, giving a clear, tall trunk, i ae: 7. iat guage. The points given can be grouped together in five or six paragraphs but each point needs to be used. The date, time and actual incident needs to be written about first, then the details given, next the situation as it is at present and finally an analysis of the incident and any solution for prevention. Clarity of language and organisation is essential. As it is a newspaper report no elaborate description ig necessary, but details need to be added to the points given so that the notes are expanded into an essay. @. 3. (a) Sentence Transformation (1) B : After he had finished painting, he asked to be paid, (2) B : The feeling that Joyce has is that I am a very good cook. (3) B : Were it not for Oliver’s quick thinking our whole group would have been in trouble. (4) B : Hardly had Seema heard the whistle/did Seema hear the whistle; when she jumped out of bed. (5) B : On needing any kind of advice, Narayan always comes to me. (6) B : Without being perturbed by all the difficulties in this way, he carried on with his work. ( B : Iwas asked by Leander why I hadn’t gone to the afternoon practice session the day before. (8) B : Inspite of grieving for the loss of his mother, the boy bore his loss with dignity. (9) B : The exhibition, which was quite brilliant, earned much appreciation. (10) B : We were so stunned that we could not believe that she had decided to leave. (b) 1. for 6. for 2. in 7. through 3. from 8. in 4, towards 9. by 5. on 10. in © 1. flow 6. flew 2. have 7. plunged 3. will reinforce 8. echoes 4. came 9. goes 5. illustrated 10. is 24 @) Vocabulary (1. When the sun tose behind the banks of the river, the water was agleam with sunlight. 2. When growing paddy, first the seeds are planted in a nursery and when they sprout, those seedlings are transplanted on to the field. 35 SRR | 9.3 Answer Sections (a), (b) and (c) {a) In each of the following items, Sent Example: (0) A : Answer: B is not. tence A is complete, but Sentence : lar in meaning to Sentence A as possible: Complete Sentence B, making it as simi in) Write down Sentence B complete in each case: L have found the document that I had lost. B : Thad lost . “ (0) B : I had lost the document, but I have found it. (2) A: Arundhati Roy is the best modern Indian writer in English India has ever produced. B:No. we (2) A : Sakina’s indifference shows that she does not care for me. B : The fact (3) A : A woman such as she should succeed. B : A woman like .. ( A : Priya said to me, “Please forgive me for having been so rude to you yesterday.” B : I was .. see (5) A: No sooner had I told them what I would do than they began to protest. B : Hardly : (© A : You will have to depend on my support. Beit. ee (7) A : Sohini was an ordinary singer, but she fought her way to success. B : In spite tS (8) A : Anita said, “The sun sets in the west.” B : Anita said that .... ee (9) A : Somebody, fortunately, switched off the power. B : The power .... See (10) A : Maya owed her beauty to her grandmother, B ; It was owing .... (b) Fill in each blank with a word which is appropriate, (Do not write the sentence.) [5] him. (1) His sister has total authority (2) She makes her claim on the authority her experience. (3) Parag impressed .., us the need for discipline. (4) Luv and Kush were impressed .... - What their mother said. 39 Q. 4. Read carefully the that follow: (1) The house that Mr Naipaul bought could by a landscape design,, (8) The gardens of the new hotel were laid «= from Japan. (6) We have laid {7) Can you look .. it? (8) Since he came first in cla upon us. : @) sa thief was caught red handed when he tried to pass .... counterfeit notes at the shop. (10) Little did Suhali know that his grandmother would pass her sleep that night. : | () In the following passage fill in each of the numbered blanks vie the Correct | form of the word given in brackets. (Do not copy the passage, but write in correct serial order the word appropriate to the blank space.) § Upto the year 1920 or so British archaeologists and their Indian associates é (1) (show) more interest in the discovery of exotic objects which | a (2) (appeal) to their sense of romance. They + (3) (look) for something rare and unusual. They also ..... (4) (lay) stress on exposing palaces and religious buildings. The sequence of cultures or their interrelationship ... + (5) (do) not interest them. Mortimer Wheeler | did emphasise the need for establishing cultural sequences through the | stratigraphical method, but he (6) (obsess) with the idea that important elements of culture .. (7) (come) to India from outside. During the last half century, however some, South Asian and other archaeologists a (8) (do) some considerable vertical digging and .... 0) (establish) a workable sequence of cultures tight from the stone age to historical times. They have also removed some of the distortions .... - (10) (cause) by the emphasis on outside influences on the culture of the subcontinent. some money for a rainy day. and tell me what you think of . this new book ss David has been so proud that he looks ..... Passage given below and answer the questions (a), (b) and () ] be seen from qui streels | away and was known all over the city. It was like a ‘i eae i bok tall, square, two-storeyed with a i i been designed and built bya ine rae ee eid tes oop Taint ee ee eas ed eg oreh minimum of personal ns a seu an expansion exercise, do not a emphasis should be give" OF Stes, but also add details of your own. Howey! vee meat ee yu Shaul not spend more than 30-40 minutes on it and it shoul} not be longer thin your composition for Ql. Each point does not need tp dlaborated into a paragraph but paragraphing is necessary to give your rep, clarity and shape. i : ragraph the rt into broad areas, e.g. (i) factual details Of time eg es eo mete 9 a and relief work. Of course there can be more paragraphs, in fact each of the aboy, can be split into at least two, but the four areas described here are the fewe number of paragraphs you should write in. 1 opinions ‘on each. Q.3. (a) (1) B: No moder Indian writer in English that India has ever produced is better than Arundhati Roy. (2) B : The fact that Sakina is indifferent proves that she does not care for me. (3) B : A woman like her should succeed. (4) B : I was told by Priya to forgive her for having been so rude to me the day before. (©) B + Hardly had 1 told them what I would do when they began to protest | (6) B : Itis on my support that you will have to depend. Or It is my support on which you will have to depend. (7) B : In spite of being an ordinary singer, she fought her way to success. (8) B: Anita said that the sun sets in the west. (9) B: The power was switched off by someone, fortunately. (10) B : It was owing to her grandmother that Maya was beautiful. Or It was owing to her grandmother that Maya was a beauty. (b) (1) over (2) of (3) upon/on (4) with/by (6) out (6) away (7) through (8) down (9) off (10) away (©) (1) showed (2) appealed (3) looked (4) laid (5) did (6) was obsessed (7) had come (8) have done (9) established (10) caused 4 (a) (i) 1. As they are meant to be put up outdoors, tents have a pyramidal structure, so that there is a square area inside and rain can slide off the slopping roofs which form two sides of a triangle. Q.3. Answer sections (a), (b) and. (): (a) In each of the following items, sentence A is complete, but sentence B is not. Complete sentence B making it as similar in meaning as possible to sentence A (0) A : Lexpect he will get there by lunch time. Example: B : I expect him .. 3 Answer: (0) I expect him to get there by lunch-time. (1) A : Few means of entertainment are as enjoyable as the cinema. B : The cinema .. oe (2) A : Thoughts are faster than actions. B : Actions are not ..... (3) A: Only a very strong person can swim across the river B : None (4) A: The country is unimaginably beautiful, but it is as dangerous as cheetah. B : Although g (6) A : The rain began just as soon as he stepped out of the house. B : Hardly .. a (6) A: As soon as he saw the policeman he ran inside the house. B : No sooner .. 2 (7) A : If he hadn't warned me in time I would have fallen to my death. B : Had ... a (8) A : The travel agency arranged everything for the school trip to Puri. B : All the * (9) A : Lwas so shocked at this sudden appearance that I could not speak. B : I was too ... (10) A : There are few leaves left on that tree. B : There are hardly (b) In each of the following items, there are two blanks, each of which can be filled in by a word. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate word: 1. () Young people think that the world is made them alone. (ii) Everyone knows that the world is made various metals. 2. (i) We agree . most things quite happily. (ii) We agree .. try out your suggestion. 3. (i) He promised to look .. .. his grandparents when he home to stay with them. (ii) He promised to look his friends when he visited 51 ... of the match when we realised there 2. (i) We decided to back .. would be violence. (ii) We promised to back .... .. our leader when the going got tough. 3. (i) If Shafiq’s father catches him coming back late at night he will be done (ii) After a whole day’s examination Ranabir felt done ... 4. (i) Tara was very unhappy to find that someone had managed to break her secret drawer and steal her precious stamps. .. diplomatic relations with (ii) Temania decided to break .... Bacteria as a protest. 5. (i) Sarita could not get .. .. the sorrow of losing her dog. (ii) “Why can’t I get .. to you that lack of punctuality is a lack of consideration for others?” shouted the Captain. In the following exercise, fill in each of the numbered blanks with the correct form of the word given in bracket. (Do not copy the passage but write in correct serial order the word appropriate to the blank space.) Three ... (1) (play) in the sand. Henry (2) (be) the biggest of them and a bit of a leader that afternoon because the other two, Percival and Johnny (4) (be) the smallest boys on the island; mouse coloured Percival . .. (4) (be) not very attractive even to his mother in days gone by. Roger and Maurice .... + (5) (come) out of the forest. They .. ... (6) (come) down to take a swim. Roger 4 - (7) (lead) the way straight through the sand castles .. (8) (kick) them over. The three little ones .... - (9) (look) up wonde what these big fellows ... . (10) (do) then. Q. 4. Read the Passage below carefully and answer the question (a), (b) and (c) whi follow, briefly and in your own words. Auction sales are public sale of goods, conducted by an officially approvs auctioneer He asks the crowd assembled in the auction-room to make offers, ‘bids’ for the various items on sale. He encourages buyers to bid higher fi i MM finally names the highest bidder as the buyer of the goods. This is ei aya down’ the goods, for the bidding ends when the auctioneer. immer on a table at which he stands. This i i 2 aud we © stands. This is often set on a raised plat The Ancient Romans probably invented sales by auction, and the i from the Latin ‘auction’ jai a aie eae ang increase’. 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(i) It is very cowardly to back .... .. of a scheme it has be carefully thought out. (ii). The Principal made it a point to back «.. work, RC. SF 3. (i) His pranks attracted such attention that he will find it difficult to live on . his reputation, (ii) An artist often finds it difficult to live else. y 4. (i) It is hard to part .. ... close friends and begin a new life, (ii) Of all my possessions I find it hardest to part .... pen. 5. (i) Old and frail though he was he managed to bear ... his sorrows. (i) The Encyclopedia Brittanica will bear . T say. (Q) In the following exercise, .- his teachers in thei, .. ideas and Fothing the truth of what fill in each of the numbered blanks with the correct form of the word given in brackets. (Do not copy the passage but write it correct serial order the word appropriate to the blank ig = It (1) (be) . a rainy November morni: him (3) (tel ming and I (2) (ask) only with him. One lonely evening, Grandfather (10) (pla of chess with an old friend who (11) ay the game (12) (be) Pio over Grandfath, that his friend (14) (die) . five years aot i the game," (16) (assert) his old friend. remaining grandson (17) it GLb ). 4. Read carefully the passage given below and answer th that follow: * Qestions (a) Thad halted on the road. As soon as I saw the elephan, rae certainty that I ought not to shoot him, It is a serious mat ew wi dearer is comparable to destroying a huge and cost} Mat? shoot a apettect obviously, one ought not to do it if it can possibly be Machi, Sane, and avoided. is fully eating, the elephant looked no more 4, Aus SE ee EA NLGN oae thet “muses “*28erous ©) and (c) Q. 3. Answer sectic (a) Example: Answer: ns (2), (6) and (¢)- is complete, but sentence Bi In each the following items, Senter in meaning a6 possible to sent ing it as ‘lete sentence B m™é Se CO down sentence B complete (0) A: B: can be filled in ey 8 Pais of sentences, the (o not write ones in each blank wir *W0 blanks each of 1. 1 agree . 2. The minister laws, AH 3. Little children are often af: This is the : There's - : There is too - : Only on the fourth Thigh isameraccsansnn : The more .... 1 As Thad got wc It is not ..... : There hasn’t .... : There is not .. T expect he will get there by T expect him i t expect him to ge pest time of the year there by lunch-time- I don’t think this milk jug has enough milk in it. The fourth time he asked her to marry him, she accepted. ‘The leader sharply criticised the rebellious members of his group by) it did not make any difference. The Frenchman gestured more and more but I understood him les and less. 3 If T had’t been able to get seats for the play I would have been very disappointed. Though it is a small building, it looks very grand, There has been no news of the sunken ship or of the drowned crew Little water remains in the pond. ) with a word which is 76 4. Be looked so forbidding that children were afraid .. im. 5. He gave his Parker pen away though it made him sad to part .. it. talk to .. one 6. Close friends always feel sad if they have to part ... another. 7. The neighbours complained .... their house. .. the noise which came from §. One should complain ..... garbage on the streets. 9. The teachers had complete confidence well. 10, The Prime Minister said that he enjoyed the confidence ... people. (0) In the following exercise, fill in-each of the numbered blanks with the correct form of the word given in brackets. (Do not copy the passage but write in correct serial order the word appropriate to the blank space.) Example: (0) (lie) .... Answer: (0) lies Dear Robin, A great change (0) (lie) .. ahead of us. By this time next year we (1) (finish) . With school life long since. What (2) (happen) then (3) (be) .» unknown to me. May be I (4) (go) to college, maybe I (5) (work) ... ‘Two years ago I (6) ‘no worries. I (7) (know) J (8) (carry) Sn with my carefree school life, What about you? How : you (9) (like) . ., life without the regular routine of school? What career .. you (10) (decide) .. . to, follow. Write soon. .. the municipal corporation about the .. me so I performed . the Yours affe Q 4. Read carefully the passage given below and answer the questions (a), @ that follow: Plutarch strikes the keynote of the Spartan System when he explains up the citizens in such way that they neither would, nor could, live by th They were to make themselves one with the public good.” The long. conditioning to this subjection began at birth, for in the Spartan System were deemed much less the children of their parents than the wa commonwealth. Each newly born child was displayed before experien and if “puny or ill shaped", was condemned to exposure in the Apothe 77 arrange and expand the above notes as necessary, and add other you may rearray ; ils if you wish. You may start as follows: relevant detai rected, September 25th, one English medium school functioned as sual despite picketers’ threats”. Give your report a caption. a. Answer sections (a), (b) and (©). ) In each of the following items, sentence A is complete but sentence B is not. Complete sentence B in each item making it as near in meaning as possible to sentence A, and rewriting it according to instructions given. @ prample: (0) A + Ramu finishes his homework very quickly. B : It doesn’t answer: (0) B : It doesn’t take Ramu long to finish his homework. (1) A: How did the news affect him? B : What .. fs (2) A: He spoke just once. B : Only ... (3) A: I'm sorry you lost your job. B : I'm sorry about ... (4) A: If you say you forgot, you will surely get into trouble. B : To say « : (5) A : Even after the hostel authorities took stern measures against ‘ragging’, it continued. B : Despite (6) A : Both tea and coffee contain the toxin — caffeine, and are, therefore, not considered good for health. B : Neither .... . (7) A: Thad just settled down to study when the lights went off. B : Hardly (8) A: “Never again will I allow you to go out alone,” her father at her. B : Her father screamed that (9) A : She didn’t know anything when she came to the city from the but she picked up everything very quickly. B.: Though she . se (10) A : As soon as I had jumped on to the last compartment, the train. to move. B : No sooner ... 81 —__ | 4 blanks, each of whi ntences there are two blanks, vied i of een ear nce ria i shed inny that everyone laug! pala Id uch funny jokes that every one laughed In such a .ce I began to listen ce of peopl 1 presence of people your teacher carefully in class you dony If you one _ . hard to remember your prt poten his deaf and dumb students, sit through such a boring - sounds showing He has great patience How can you have the patience film? Your success is a result hard work. ss by doctors and engineers may result .. fe. ‘The jute business is threatened .. plastic now a days. The blackmailers threatened did not pay up. w the ruin as most people use -« fuin his reputation if he © fill each of the Word given in brackets. (Do order the word appropriate numbered blanks with the correct not copy the passage but write in — to the blank space.) Answer: Once, a well dressed man some money to ete North, i 80 home as his. en © Pocket (1) ~ for such stories + true? % Passage ‘own woe answer the estions (a), (b) a Beep ences of the chy Mi lity. Byery ud LY expe, Example: Answer: addressed us, "I will not tell you that you must not that you better not smoke because, smoking will not on soni ate a large number of slums in a city it means that the Surrounding countryside is very. poor, ETRE IAI BEE aoe What T admire most about him is His absolute frankn 1685, mori his absolute frankness. (a) He got trouble with others because he was a bully. (8) "Go easy « the sugar," my mother told me, as I poured it into my © 1 did quite faKE vrnisenenenins What YOU Said so would you repeat it, please? ” with my friend today and so was quite rude to him. (8) I pickes some German during the war. (9) It was such a dull speech that I dropped . in the middle of 10) It is easy to find my house, just make .. the one on the in the following exercise, fill in each of the numbered blanks with the correct form of the word given in brackets. (Do not copy the passage but write in the word appropriate to the blank space.) ¢ cuss) wwe the attitudes of people in our co most of them rude and aj jons (a), (b) and (c) ious episodes in the history trade. Today, Black English speakers are members of igins, Caribbean creole, the English of years, England was the apex of a trading triangle that was one of in the history of capitalism. British ships laden with cheap for the west coast of Africa. There they exchanged black slaves which were then transported on the journ the Caribbean, where they were sold to plantation same ships, laden with sugar, rum and molasses, returned registering substantial profit for their merchant owners. jament finally abolished the slave trade in 1807, every leg of the uted to the making of a completely new kind of English. The making of Black English probably began even before the slave shi in West Africa. Even if the captains of the ships were English, many of would have been foreign and would have worked on many ships for many They were almost certainly familiar with Sabir, a language which evol ‘ranean basin to cope with multi-ethnic crews. Sabir may well 1 expect he will get there by lunch-time. The Boeing, 747-400 is the most modern passenger plane flying in India now. 1 don't suppose it will be any use if I He told .. ‘As soon as they came home ey switched on the television. No sooner ‘The child threw all the water away before he put the Kettle on to boil Bs Having se (8) A: The palace was of such grandeur that she could not take her eyes off it. B: The palace was t00 ww (©) A: Immediately after they entered the room, we burst into laughter B: Hardly ... (10) A's The news was uninteresting but at lest B: Though... (©) In each of the following ps canbe filled in by a word. (Do not write the sentences but write in correct serial order the word Sept fs: i bleak ope . the Tropic of Cancer. the north of the border. the application form myself. The hall began to fi when the music began, ‘As soon as she heard that she had won the award she gave a jump victory. When they heard that they had won first place they thought they would jump .. monn the stage in joy. a1 Q 4. Read the passage below and answer the questions that fol ittle Rup wi, ‘The teacher didn't know what to do ~~ cried for this mother. Why don't you know what to do .. dancing teacher asked. The captain said he would 100K wm As Id met him several times I didn't exp me when I saw him again at the party: n the following exercise, fill in each of the numbered blanks with the correy form of the word given in brackets. (Do not copy the passage but write in correct order the word appropriate to the blank space.) (0) go (©) goes "And the Grammy vn Your hands? for me in the croyg t him to look (smile) .. idely straight into the eyes of his maths teache (make) .. wenn a smile as wide as yours. If only he (9) (had) (be) w in your own words, lay. By the An additional 3.6 millon The library in Leningrad burned for a night out, 4,000,000 books had been incinazate, faa damaged by water. The mind cracks a litte in contemplating n 8 8 holocaust of fire And, yet, whenever books bum, one is hay words. No one died i ’ 1 one is e books are not inanimate objects, not really, and Wee ee » especially by forms, children of the mind. Words have abo f tre eae © about them some ody. Books are life the mystery of Russians have always loved their books sustained the Rasians when almost everything cent Literature ‘ingré the city's population, froze, Se Was Leningrad, the city's population, frozen and agrrps SME. Dunas SOM cannibal Le aust ke nis £0 a team of 48, 2OWn 4g 8 the siege of radio from the works of Pushkin and others, Togay {Poets ac yf© the verge of to hear a poetry reading % Russians yt tead on the ‘There is, of course, some irony in the Russian 'U Sia state power of written words, Russia rity has PON foe, rt expect he will get there PY junch-time- Example; (0) A B re by lunchtime: it takes years of prac Answer technique 100ks, oun every oe of these Houses 2 he is telling the truth. It might Start now or you You won't "Work hard, or you won't pass the examinatic wu won't arrive in time, A B A B A B A B: Tomal's father told him ‘A+ As soon as the President arrived the band started playing. B ; The band started playing immediately A people present were satisfied with the arrangement. B A B A B A He complained .. Having been scol ice for bet ete ded twice for being late, she should not have bes Sertoces, theme are two blanks, each of which cant with the word which is appropriate-(0? len wm for want of suj rt, two brothers have fallen 3, (i) When I met him at the party he looked quite pretending not to know-me. (i) I will have to look .. . all my friends when I return home. 4, (i) The principal asked him how he was getting .... in his new school. (i) "He always gets me," complained Mira about her little brother. wus some political party. w. her work for under-privileged 5, (i) All trade unions are involved ... (ii) She is deeply involved ... women. In the following exercise, fill in each of the numbered blanks with the correct form of the word given in brackets. (Do not copy the passage but write in correct serial order the word appropriate to the blank space.) "Hazel," he said, "knowing you must be anxious I (1) (think)

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