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Test System For Those Who Aim To Lead: Each Question Has Four Possible Answers. Fill Up The Bubble. 1. 2. 3. 4

The document is a test paper for 11th-grade English students at Hasnain Foundation Academy, containing both objective and subjective questions. It includes multiple-choice questions, short answer questions from specific books, and tasks such as writing an application and a story. Additionally, it features exercises on stanza explanation, punctuation, word usage, and translation into Urdu.

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Test System For Those Who Aim To Lead: Each Question Has Four Possible Answers. Fill Up The Bubble. 1. 2. 3. 4

The document is a test paper for 11th-grade English students at Hasnain Foundation Academy, containing both objective and subjective questions. It includes multiple-choice questions, short answer questions from specific books, and tasks such as writing an application and a story. Additionally, it features exercises on stanza explanation, punctuation, word usage, and translation into Urdu.

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HASNAIN FOUNDATION ACADEMY

St # 4, Jahangir Park, Shahdara Town, Lahore.


Test system for those who aim to lead
Name: ________________________________ Roll No. _________ Class: ___11th ___ Section:
Subject: __English (Objective) Test Code: E Round: Date: ____________
Question No 1: 1 X 20 = 20
Each question has four possible answers. Fill up the bubble.
1. Mr. Steward's tone had been offensive.
(a) annoying (b) pleasing (c) cheerful (d) good
2. Aren't you curious at all?
(a) sad (b) interesting (c) inquisitive (d) happy
3. My father answered me curtly.
(a) Smilingly (b) Politely (c) Bluntly (d) Interestingly
4. The man felt his hair flutter.
(a) wave (b) wet (c) cool (d) white
5. Laura stumbled through the settlement, crying.
(a) Idled (b) Staggered (c) Leaped (d) Prowled
6. The drab interior of a bus station along a deserted highway.
(a) Dull (b) Beautiful (c) New (d) Modem
7. The girl was scared.
(a) Frightened (b) Calm (c) Pacified (d) Satisfied
8. The girl is stunned. She looks to First Man.
(a) Amazed (b) Angry (c) Happy (d) Crazy
9. The gradient’s against her, but she is on time.
(a) Climbing (b) Caretaker (c) Midden (d) Granite
10. Now of my three score years and ten.
(a) Eighty (b) Fifty (c) Sixty (d) Twenty
11. What did Mr. Steward withdraw from his pocket?
(a) Some money (b) A pen (c) A note book (d) An envelope
12. Who in Norma’s opinion was the researcher?
(a) A psychiatrist (b) A doctor (c) An eccentric millionaire (d) A murderer
13. Where did Harry and his family land?
(a) The Moon (b) Mercury (c) Mars (d) The Earth
14. What made the girl afraid in the play, “heat lightning”
(a) A dog (b) A dead woman (c) The killer (d) A friend
15. By what does the train pass?
(a) cotton-grass (b) cotton-mill (c) cotton-field (d) cotton-bales
Choose the correct form of verb. Fill up the bubble.
16. He (buy) a book three days ago.
(a) Buy (b) Will buy (c) Bought (d) Had bought
17. His dogs (bark) at night.
(a) bark (b) has barked (c) does not bark (d) barked
18. She ________to us next week.
(a) will come (b) came (c) comes (d) is came
19. If I teach him, he __________the Board.
(a) topes (b) has topped (c) was topped (d) will top
20. None of us __________the idea.
(a) Will like (b) Likes (c) Liking (d) Like
HASNAIN FOUNDATION ACADEMY
St # 4, Jahangir Park, Shahdara Town, Lahore.
Test system for those who aim to lead
Name: ________________________________ Roll No. _________ Class: ___11th ___ Section:
Subject: __English (Subjective)__ Test Code: E Round: Date: _______________
Section-I
Q # 2. Write short answers of the following questions from Book-I: 12
1. Why did Arthur disagree with his wife?
2. Why did Mr. Steward continue persuading Norma?
3. Why did Harry want to go back to the earth?
4. How dangerous can a martian virus be?
5. What were the feelings of the old man at the age of sixty?
6. What was the advice of one of the doctors to Jess’ father?
Q # 3. Write short answers of the following questions from book- III (One Act Play) 10
1. Why didn’t she accompany the second man?
2. What was the condition of the weather?
3. What were the circumstances that forced her to leave her car?
4. Why could not the girl describe the killer?
5. Why did the second man accuse the first man of lying?

Q # 4. Write short answers of the following questions from book- III:(Poems) 08


1. What is the main idea of the poem “The Rain?”
2. What do the sheepdogs do when Night Mail passes by?
3. Which is the loveliest of the trees and why?
4. What kind of man is the rider (O Where Are You Going)?
Q # 5. Write an APPLICATION TO THE PRINCIPAL FOR CHARACTER CERTIFICATE 10
Q # 6. Write a story on the moral lesson “Pride hath a fall”. 10

Q # 7 (A). Explain the following stanza. 05


1. O what was that bird, said horror to hearer,
2. Did you see that shape in the twisted trees?
3. Behind you swiftly the figure comes softly,
4. The spot on /our skin is a shocking disease?

Q # 7 (B). Punctuate the following. 05


mr steward looked embarrassed i m afraid i m not at liberty to tell you that he said however i assure
you the organization is of international scope

Q # 7 (C). Use the following pair of words in your own sentences. 05


Adapt / Adopt Access / Excess Accept / Except Cell / Sell Site / Sight

Q # 8. Translate the following into Urdu. 15

“Twenty times in my life,” he said, “a doctor has told me to go home and be with my family as long
as I could. Told me not to work. Not to do anything but to live and enjoy the few days I had left
with me. If the doctors have been right” he said, winking at me, “I have cheated death many
times! Now, I've reached the years the Good Book allows to man in his lifetime upon this earth!
Three score years and ten!”

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