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                 Section – A (Reading)

Q.1) Read the passage carefully and answer the questions given below it: (2016)

The Jataka Stories recount the many previous births of the  Buddha in human and animal lives. In all there are 547 stories, originally told by the Buddha to his disciples. They were written down in Pali Language around 400 B.C. and absorbed into the  Buddhist Canon not long ago after his death.The storiesshow the progression of his lives through many incarnations, gradually acquiring the wisdom, selflessness and thoughtfulness which eventually lead to enlightenment. In each birth he performed some meritorious deed to bring himspiritual progress. Here is one of his stories. A hare once lived in the forest with his animal friends, the jackal, the otter and the monkey. The animal respected the hare as he was  wise and gentle. One day he said that they should all fast and give whatever food they gathered to whoever needed it.So the monkey found ripe mangoes, the jackal found a Lizard and a pot of milk and the otter found a fish. But the hare could not find any food and vowed that if anyone is hungry, he would offer him his own body. His tremendous vow was heard by the earth herself, who  told Sakka, Lord of the devas. He decided to test the hare. Sakka entered the forest disguised as a beggar and asked hare for food. ‘Please eat my body’ -the hare replied without hesitation. So, Sakka built fire and the hare willingly ran into the flames. Feeling no pain, he rose upto heaven. In gratitude Sakka ,drewan image of hare on the moon for everyone to see and remember the hare’s self sacrifice.

Questions: (a) Jataka stories are related to the previous incarnations of….._…..
(i) Lord Krishna.  (ii) Mahaveer.  (iii) Datatreya.  (iv) GautamBuddha.
Ans: (iv) GautamBuddha.
(b) The stories are written in ……………. Language.
(i) Sanskrit.  (ii) Pali.  (iii) Prakrat.  (iv) Awadhi.
Ans: (ii) Pali
(c) The wise animal was……………….:
(i) Monkey.  (iii) Hare
(ii) Otter.       (iv) Jackal.
Ans: iii) Hare
(d) Sakka entered the forest in disguise of. …….. .. .
(i) a beggar. (ii) amonk.  (ii) a fakir.  (iv) a peasant.
Ans: I) a beggar
(e)The Jataka Stories contain ……………..stories.
(i) 547. (ii) 457. (iii) 754.  (iv) 745.
Ans: I) 547
(f)Word ‘ previous ‘ relates to……………… :
(i) Present (ii) Past (iii) Future .
Ans: iii) future
(g) Monkey found……..as food to be given to a needy person.
(i) Bananas                 (iii) Guavas
(ii) Ripe mangoes      (iv) oranges
Ans: ii) Ripe mangoes
(h) The Jataka stories were written in……
(i)400BC         (ii) 400AD     (iii)420BC     (iv)420AD
Ans: I) 400BC
(i) What reward did Sakka give to hare for his self sacrifice? (2)
Ans: Sakka drew an image of hare on the moon for everyone to see and remember the hare’s sacrifice.
(j) What do Jataka stories show you? (2)
Ans: Jataka stories show us the many previous births of Buddha in human and animal lives.

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Unseen Passage 2

2. Read the passage carefully and answer the questions given below it:

Because our eyes are so valuable to us both for work and for play, it is important  that we should take very great care of them. By using our eyes foolishly it is  possible to damage them so severely that they never fully recover. For this reason,  it is wise to observe a few simple rules, especially when reading, writing or doing  other close work such as making models. Whatever work we are doing there should always be enough light. It should be  sufficiently strong and should at the same time be, evenly spread. If we are writing we should be in such a position that the hand which holds the pen does not cast a shadow on the paper, where the letters are being formed. Very strong light should be avoided since it is tiring for eyes, particularly when reflected from a sheet of white paper. When reading or writing it is best to sit straight, but quite comfortably, and to have  the page about twelve inches from the eyes. Never look directly at a very bright light, such as the sun or a welder’s arc, unless you have thick dark glass to look  through. Lights as bright as these can quickly damage the retina beyond repair.

Questions:
(a) Eyes are valuable to us :
(i) for work (ii) for play (iii) for work and play (iv) none of these.
Ans: (iii) for work and play
(b) By using our eyes foolishly it is possible to:
(i) protect them (ii) neglect them. (iii) damage them severely (iv) none of these.
Ans: (iii) damage them severely
(c) The word ‘observe’ in the passage means :
(i) break (ii) follow (iii) ignore (iv) see.
Ans: (ii) follow
(d) Whatever work we are doing there should be enough :
(i) air (ii) sound (iii) noise (iv) light.
Ans: iv) light
(e) Very strong light should be avoided since it is :
(i) tiring for the eyes (ii) comfortable for the eyes (iii) does not affect our eyes (iv)  All the above.
Ans: (i) tiring for the eyes
(f) The verb form of‘simple’ is:
(i) simple (ii) simplify (iii) simplicity (iv) None of these.
Ans: (ii) simplify
(g) Whatever work we are doing there should be :
(i) enough light (ii) sufficiently strong light (iii) evenly spread light (iv) All of these.
Ans: (i) enough light
(h) While reading or writing the page should be……..from the eyes.
(i) twelve inches (ii) twenty inches (iii) two inches (iv) twenty-two inches.
Ans: (ii) twenty inches
(i) Why we should not look directly at a very bright light? [2]
Ans: We should not look directly at a very bright light because it is tiring for eyes.
(j) What care should we take while reading or writing? [2]
Ans: At the time of reading or writing we should be on the position that the hand which holds pen does not cast a shadow on the paper, where the letters are formed.

2. Read the following passage and answer the questions given below it:

(i) Destruction of forests has a major impact on the productivity of our croplands.  This happens in two ways. Soil erosion increases manifold and the soil literally  gets washed away, leading to an accentuated cycle of floods and droughts. But  equally important is the impact of the shortage of firewood on the productivity of  croplands. When firewood becomes scarce, people begin to burn cow dung and crop wastes. In many places cow dung and crop wastes are now the major sources of cooking energy. Thus, slowly every part of the plant gets used and nothing goes back to the soil. Over a period of time this nutrient drain affects crop productivity. Add to this the technology of the Green Revolution, the technology of growing high yielding varieties on a limited diet of chemical fertilizers like nitrogen, phosphates and potash. The total biomass production goes up and so does the drain of the nutrients from the soil.

Questions:
(A) Make notes in points, from the above passage, using abbreviations, where necessary and supply a suitable title also. [5]
Ans: Title – Forests: A Valuable Resource
Notes:
1. Importance
1.1 For corpland
1.2 For soil erosion
1.3 for drought & flood
2. Shortage of firewood
2.1 affect cropland’s productivity
2.2 cow dung burn
2.3 waste part of crop used as fuel
3. Hight Yielding of crops
3.1 Nutrient drain
3.2 chemical fertilizers
3.3 nitrogen, phosphate, potas
3.4 soil, no more useful
(B) Write a summary of the above passage in about 90 words. [3]
Ans: Destruction of forests means reduction in the productivity of cropland, soil erosion, drought, floods. Shortage of firewood leads to use cow dings and waste part of crop as fuel. For high Yielding of crops chemical fertilizers are used which shlowly reduce the fertility.
(ii) Life is not a bed of roses, but a bed of thorns. It is full of dangers and difficulties. In the race of life, we should not be afraid of the risk which is but natural. Success in any work in life goes to those persons who welcome risk. Science would not have made such wounderful achievements if our scientists had not risked their lives and comforts. The more difficult a work is. the harder should be our efforts to perform it. Life is not a smooth sailing. Petty difficulties frighten a weak heart, who is not prepared to take a risk. But brave hearts achieve fame and honour because they enjoy taking risks. In short, risk brings success and works miracles.
Questions:

(A) Make notes in points, from the above passage, using abbreviations, where necessary and supply a suitable title also. [5]
Ans: Title-         Life: A bed of thorn
Notes_
1. Nature of life
1.1 a race
1.2 dangers & difficulties
1.3 a bed of thorn
2. Risk in life
2.1 necessary part
2.2 for the success
2.3 achievement
2.4 name, game & honour
3. Weak heart
3.1 never wins
3.2 no achievement
3.3 no success, no miracle

(B) Write a summary of the above passage in about 90 words. [3]
Ans: Life is not easy. It is full of difficulties and dangers and only the people who fight with these hurdels can earn a name and honour. Risk taking is necessary in life to be a successful person. Only those who take risk are honoured by the world.

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                                             Section – B

                                                 (Writing )

Q 3. Advertisement / Notice / Poster
(I) You are B. Reddy of Bhopal. You want to let out a house. Write out an advertisement to be published in the classified column of a newspaper. [5]
(ii) You are Ankit Gupta. You have found a school bag in your school compound.Prepare a ‘Lost and Found’ notice.(2016)
(iii) You are Alok Gupta, the secretary of the cultural activities of your school. Draft a notice giving information about the selection of two participants from your school to take part in the inter-school debate competition.
(iv) Prepare a poster on ‘Say no to Drugs’.(2016,2018)
(v) Design an attractive and instructive poster of the Delhi Police to educate and warn the people against-unclaimed articles like dolls, tiffin boxes, suitcases, bags, transistors, mobiles lying in public places/trains/buses.
(VI) Your father has been transferred to another city. You want to sell certain household goods design a suitable advertisement to be published in local newspaper.
VII) You are Aishwarya Patel, student of class XII of Govt.HSS, Dhar. You have found a tiffin box in the school play ground. Prepare a notice for school notice board.
VIII) With the help of the clues given, design a poster in a suitable box entitled ‘Don’t be Cruel to Animals’. Love them, feed them, shelter them ,save animals, save the earth
IX) design an attractive poster with catchy slogans on ‘Blood Donation Camp’.
Q.4. Formal Letter [6]
A) With the help of the following words given below produce a write up on ‘NSS Camp’
1.NSS Camp in Rampur village (2016)    2.100 volunteers    3.Planting of trees
4.cleaning of drains   5. Adult literacy classes
B) Produce a write up on Value of Games
1. Necessary for life     2.Removes monotony    3.Make our body healthy
4.Learning good habits    5.Develop quality and brotherhood
C) You have witnessed an accident. Write a report for a newspaper in 100 words about the accident using the following details;Where, when and how did the accident happenPeople, vehicle involved, loss of life and property The scene of accident,details of causalities-deaths, injured ,hospitalized
D) You are Kamal as a responsible citizen you have organized a campaign on ‘Say No to Polythene Bags’ in your locality. Write a report using the following input;
i) campaign in our locality        ii) disastrous effects of polythene
iii) chokes the sewage system   iv) to make public aware of its harm
v) to make locality polythene free
E) Last Monday you went to the hospital to see your friend who was admitted there. Using the following input produce a small write up on ‘A visit to a hospital’
(i) registration counter (ii) people in front of doctors room (iii) surgical ward (iv) nurses attending (v) medical ward-patients lying on their beds
Q5. Formal Letter
A) Write a letter to M/s Deepali stationary mart,New market, Ratlam asking them to send their rates and terms of supply of stationary items.
B) Write a letter to the collector of your district about the lack of facilities and malfunctioning of the government hospital of your area.
C) Write a letter to the collector of your district about the nuisance of loudspeakers in your area requesting him to impose a ban on the use of loudspeakers.
D) Write an application to the principal of your school requesting him to issue a character certificate.
E) You are Mohan student of class XII Govt. Higher Secondary School, Dewas Write an application to the Principal requesting him to issue you School Leaving Certificate/Transfer Certificate as you have to submit it in the office of Collector for your selection in revenue department.
F) You are Aditi Pal residing at 53 Vikas Nagar, Ujjain. Write a letter to the Post master, complaining against the Post man of your area
Q.6 In Formal Latter  [6]
A) Write a letter to your brother telling him how you have spent you summer vacation.
B) You are Bharat Singh residing at 192, Dwaraka Colony, Bhind. Write a letter to your friend Harish congratulating him on his brilliant success in higher secondarycertificate examination.
C) Write a letter to your friend advising him to study English, Maths, General Knowledge and reasoning for competitive exams.
D) Write a letter to your father requesting him to send you Rs 1000/- to purchase books/school and hostel fee
E) Write a letter to your friend inviting him on your elder brother’s/sister’s marriage
F) Write a letter to your father requesting him to permit you to attend the tour to Mandy.
Q.7 Composition.     [7]
Write an article on ‘Man, Computer and Mobile’ for your school magazine using following inputs ;
i) So many technical devices     ii) computer: a great invention
iii) stores large data                    iv) a reliable device
v) mobile: a basic necessity       vi) wonderful various purposes
vii) internet: a home of knowledge
OR
Write an essay on any one of the following topics in about 250 words:
(a) Science : A Blessing or A Curse     (b) The Problem of Unemployment
(c) Value of Games and Sports            (d) Pollution Problem: A Great Challenge
(e) Festivals of India         (f) COVID-19
Section-c Grammar

Q.8 Fill in the blanks- [5]

1. I have seen …. places.(much, many) (2016)
Ans: many
2. The boy…. The bird.(catch/catches/catchs)
Ans: catches
3……knowledge is a dangerous thing.(a little/little/few)
Ans: a little
4. I think it ….. rain today.(may/might/can’t)
Ans: may
5. There are…. precious books in the library.(much/any/some)
Ans: some
6. My brother is——- engineer. (the I an I a)
Ans: an
7. Did you buy——– sugar from the shop? (any I some)
Ans: any
8. I don’t like——– of them. (either I neither)
Ans: either
9. You——- stop smoking. (must I should)
Ans: should
10. We are going——–a match today. ((((play/playe(playing/to play/played)
Ans: to play
11. My friend lives ……… New Delhi.(in/at/into)
Ans: in
12. Work hard lest you ……… fail.(would/ could/should)
Ans: would
13. Ram prefers milk….tea. (at /to/than)
Ans: to
14. Mr. David is……European.(a/ an/the)
Ans: a
15. I have ……….friends.(much/many)
Ans: many
16. …………..Ramayan is a sacred book(A/An/The)
Ans: The
17. My grandmother is hard ……..hearing.(of /to/on)
Ans: on
18. ……….God bless you! with a doughter.(Can/Could/May)
Ans: May
19. The building has ……..down (falling/fallen/fall)
Ans: fallen
20. He distributed sweets …….children(among/between)
Ans: among

Q.9 Do as directed-.  [5]

1. His brother sold all the gold.(Make question with ‘How much’)
Ans: How much gold did his brother sale?

2. I know the boy.(Change the voice)
Ans: The boy is known to me.

3.(a) He is my brother.
(b) He is wearing a red shirt.( Combine to make relative clause)
Ans: The boy who is wearing a red shirt is my brother.

4. He is so weak that he cannot walk.( Rewrite using ‘too…to)
Ans: He is too weak to walk.

5. The child cried for milk. ( Change into Past Continuous tense)
Ans: The child was crying for milk.

6. (a) He gets salary.
(b) He starts spending it.( combine using ‘No sooner….than’)
Ans: No sooner he gets salary tan starts spending.

7. Raju/write/can/either/with/hand. (Arrange the jumbled words into a meaningful sentence)
Ans: Raju can write with either hand.

8. He makes tea.(Change the voice)
Ans: Tea is made by him.

9. As soon as he closed his eyes, the telephone rang.(Rewrite using ‘No sooner…than’ in place of ‘As soon as’)
Ans: No sooner he closed his eyes than the telephone rang.

10. They were playing football.(Change into simple present tense)
Ans: They play football.

11. a/apple/an/day/the/keeps/away/doctor.(Rearrange the words to make a meaningful sentence)
Ans: An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

12. He does his duty.(Change into negative)
Ans: He does not do his duty.

13.a) The fan is high.
b) I cannot touch it.(Combine using ‘so….that’)
Ans: The fan is so high that I can not touch it.

14. If you do not work hard, you will fail.( Rewrite using ‘ Unless’ in place of ‘If ’)
Ans: Unless you work hard, you will fail.

15.a) Sita does not sing.
b) She does not dance.( join sentences using ‘neither….nor)
Sita neither sing nor dance.

16.Mr. Gupta teaches Hindi.(Change the voice)
Ans: Hindi is taught by Mr. Gupta.

17. She can’t afford it. She buys a car.(combine the sentences using non finite clause)
Ans: She cannot afford buying a car.

18.They (watch) television since morning(supply the correct tense of the verb in the bracket)
Ans: They have been watching television since morning.

19.We are playing football.( Change the voice)
Ans: Football is being played by us.

20.We saw a very good film yesterday.(Change the voice)
A very good film was seen by us yesterday.

21.The student is very fast. He can win the race.(Combine sentences using ‘so…that’)
Ans: The student is so fast that he can win the race.

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                       Section D

Q.10 Extract from the poetry-
1. Teach me to listen ,Lord
To those far from me
The whisper of the hopeless
The plea of the forgotten
The cry of the anguished.
Questions- 1. A word similar in meaning to ‘hear’
i) pear ii) near iii) listen
Ans: iii) listen
2. The opposite word of ‘near’ is…
i) far ii) clear iii) fear
Ans: I) far
3.Give the name of the poem from which these lines have been taken. [1]
Ans: Teach me to listen loard

2. Teach me to listen, Lord
To Those nearest me
My family,my friends, my co-workers
Help me to be aware that
No matter what words I hear
The message is,
‘Accept the person I am, Listen to me’
Question: 1) What is the same meaning of the word ‘Listen’?
(a)peer (b) dear (c) hear
Ans: c) hear
2) What is the opposite of the word ‘friend’?
(a) enemy  (b) co-worker  (c) oppressed
Ans: a) enemy
3) Name the Poem?
Ans: Teach me to listen loard
3 Can I admire the statue great
When living men starve at its feet?
Can I admire the park’s green tree,
A roof for homeless misery ?
Questions- 1. Name the poet……
i)Sri Aurobindo ii) W.H. Davies iii) William Rands
Ans:  ii) W.H. Davies
2. Give the meaning of the word ‘ starve’…
i) die of hunger ii)labour hard iii) work comfortably
Ans: i) die of hunge

3. Why does the poet say that he cannot admire the statue great?
Ans: The poet says so because there is no use of admiration of a statue while living men is starving.

4. Some words have different meanings,
and yet they are spelt the same.
A cricket is an insect,
to play it it’s a game.
On every hand, in every land,
it’s thoroughly agreed,
The English language to explain,
Is very hard indeed
Questions:  i) Find out the opposite of ‘different’
a) Same b) difficult c) hard
Ans: a) same
ii) An insect and a game can be called…….
a) chess b) hockey c) cricket
Ans: c) cricket
iii) What is thoroughly agreed?
Ans: It is throughly agreed that the explanation of English language is hard.
4. The wonderful air is over me.
And the wonderful wind is shaking the tree.
It walks on the water, and whirls the mills
And talks to itself on the tops of hills.
Questions: i) The opposite of the word ‘bottom’ is
a) Wonderful  b) top  c) whirl
Ans: b) top
ii) The word that rhymes with ‘tree’ is
a) will   b) me  c) mill
Ans: b) me
iii) Name the poem.
Ans: Wonderful World

5. Yet dear is far from cheap.
A jumper is a thing you wear.
Yet a jumper has to leap.
It’s very clear, it’s very queer.
and pray who is to blame
for different meanings to some words
Pronounced and spelt the same?
Questions : i) What is the opposite of the word ‘dear’?
a) Costly  b) cheap  c) precious
Ans: b) cheap
ii) The word ‘Jumper’ has two meanings. It’s one meaning is one who  jumps. What is its second meaning?
a) loose outer garment b) strange c) different
Ans: a) loose outer garment
iii) Name the poem?
Ans: The English Language

6. Wise were the human hands that set her there
Above the world and Times dominion;
The Soul of all that lives calm,pure,alone,
Revealed its boundless self mystic and bare
Question: i) What is the synonym of the word ‘Soul’?

(a) Infinite (b) spirit (c) mystic
Ans: b) spirit

ii) What is the opposite word of ‘Pure’?
(a) Impure (b) secure (c) sure
Ans: a) impure

iii) Name the poet of the poem?
Ans: Sri Aurobindo

Q.11 Answer any two of the following questions: (4)

1. Why does the poet regard earth as a friend?
2. Who are the people far from us?
3. What are the two meanings of the word ‘cricket’?
4. What kind of life does the poet find in the woods?
5. Whom does the poet wish to trust?
6. How can one reach the temple?
7. What is the attire of the earth?
8. What is the difference between a selfish and a helpless man?
9. Why does the forest envy the river?
10.What did the poet see when he reached the temple?
11.What is the kingdom of water?
12.What is the forest’s complaint about its life?
13.How does the river praise the forest?
14.Why does the river consider its journey meaningless?
15.What other meaning does the word ‘ball’ have?
16.What happens when you slam the a door?
17.How is copper used in a kitchen?
18.What makes the poet think that man is God’s greatest creation?

Q.12. Answer any seven of the following questions: [14]

1. What disability did Mini have?
2. What is the best way to disarm hostility?
3. How was the bird fed?
4. Who was Swami Arvasu?
5. What did Birju see when he peeped inside the hut?
6. What was Mini doing in the balcony?
7. What miracle did the sage and his followers witnessed the next morning?
8. Who were the first visitors to the farm?
9. Why did Mohan name his ass truck sa’ab’?
10. What instructions did the girl’s parents give when they saw her off?11. What was Swami Arvasu doing under the banyan tree?
12. Why did Kanchhedi say he beat up Ghasi?
13. What happens if we prejudge people and future events?
14. What was the ‘ball’ that in Mini’s lap?
15. Write two ways in which the crows irritated the author
17. Where did Ghasi find the ass?
18. What is the meaning of the word spastic?
19. What was Ghasi’s complaint to the panchayat?
20. Why did the neighbourhood children not become friendly with her?
21. What should we never despise anyone for?
22.What happened when Birju went to collect firewood?
23. What did the author mean ‘a safe remark’?
24. Why do you think Mini named the bird ‘Mitra’?

Q.13 Answer any one of the following questions :- [4]

1.What is the difference between playmates and schoolmates?
2. Describe the duck’s farewell.
3. Do you think that the author was blind by birth? Justify your answer from the hints given in the story.
4.’Explain, True equality is the only true morality or true wisdom’
5. Why did the Sarpanch say he considered an ass more reliable than a man?
6. Do you think that the title of the story ‘Ends and Means’ is suitable to its content?
7. Who do you think the story is about, Mini or the duck?Why?

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Q.14. Answer any four of the following questions: [8]

 1. What are distilled books like?
2. What makes a team whole?
3. Why must we take risk?
4. What does the poet say about past and future
5. Who will certainly reach to Lord Krishna?
6. Which is the world’s highest waterfall and where is it?
7. How does the author compare the crafty, simple and wise men?
8. What accounts for beauty in yourself?
9. Why is the Gita beyond the mere intellect?
10. How is the ‘Angel Falls’ compared to ‘Niagara Falls’?
11. Where have we come from to build our nation?
12. How can one reach to have a look at the Angel falls.?
13. What is ‘the Angel Canyon’? And what is the ‘Churun River’?
14. Who can plan and carry out the things in a better way?
15. What is idleness according to the author ?
16. What do people do for their harvest?
17. How can you say that nature’s bounty is boundless?
18. What helps plants create colours and variety of tastes?
19. Why is our society passing through changes in its value system?
20. How much does the heart work in a day?
21. When does the heart get rest? How much does it rest in a day?
22. Give a few examples of words that are ‘happy’ and words that are ‘sad’.

Q. 15 Answer any one of the following questions :- [4]

1. Write the central idea of the poem ‘The Risk’
2. Write the central idea of the poem’ The Psalm of Life’
3. Write the central idea of the poem’ We are the Future’

4. In what categories does the author divide the books?

5. Summarize the poem ‘Words’ in about 80 words.
6. Write the central idea of the poem ‘Beauty’
7. Describe the importance of ‘Gita’ in 80 words.
8. What do you understand by do’s and don’ts?

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