11 class English test series (chapter-wise )

We prepared these 11th Class Chapter-wise English tests according to the short syllabus of all Punjab Boards. Smart Test Series for 11th Class English has been divided into Chapter Wise, Half Book, and Full Books Tests. Download the PDF of objective and subjective tests. Check your eligibility and how much you have prepared for the papers.

Mcq’s with Answers English test

CHP 1

1. There was a man
(a) in the porch (b) in the hallway (c) at door (d) in the room

2. Why didn’t Arthur agree to the offer of Mr. steward for pushing the button?
(a) he considered it a practical joke (b) he didn’t rely on him
(c) he considered death of some unknown person a murder (d) he didn’t believe him

3. Who in Norma’s opinion was the researcher?
(a) a psychiatrist (b) a doctor (c) a murderer (d) an eccentric millionaire

4. What was the reward for pushing the button?
(a) 25000 (b) 50000 (c) 5000 (d) 2500

5. Oh yes! Norma repressed a smile.
(a) Expressed (b) suppressed (c) excess (d) disliked

6. She shuddered “All right, take it easy”
(a) trembled , quiver (b) moved, astonished (c) directed, moved (d) described, fell

7. Mr. steward nodded monetarily.
(a) Apparently (b) morally (c) financially (d) socially

8. Doesn’t it intrigue you?
(a) eager (b) serious (c) interest (d) worried

9. Norma stiffened, certainly not.
(a) Strict, become unfriendly (b) answered, died (c) denied , cleared (d) accused, accustom

10. He stared at her in dismay.
(a) Wonder , anger (b) interest , hope (c) shock , horror (d) pleasure, happines

Q2. Translate Into Urdu
while she was stacking dishes, she turned abruptly, dried her hands, and took the package from the bottom cabinet. Opening it, she set the button unit on the table. She stared at it for a long time before taking the key from its envelope and removing the glass dome.

Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context
When the sun comes out,
after this rain shall stop,
A wondrous light will fill
Each dark, round drop;

Q4. Write a story having the Moral “United we stand, divided we fall.”

Q5. Answer any 5 questions
a) Why did the author disagree with his wife?
b) Why did the girl ask for help from the 1^st man?
c) Why couln’t the girl describe the killer?
d) What is the theme or lesson of the poem ( The Rain)?
e) What would happen when the rain stops and the sun comes out?
f) why did norma persuade her husband to agree with her/
Q6. Write any 3 pairs of words

abject

object

Affect

effect

Accede

exceed

Access

excess

Affection

affectation

Q7. Punctuate these lines…
Is this a practical joke asked Aurthur not at all the offer is completely genuine you are not making sense author said

Chp 2

Q1: Choose the correct Option of 1st year English test.
1. How many children have the man?
(a) ten (b) four (c) thirty (d) five

2. The land was fenced by?
(a) the farmers (b) the doctors (c) the old man (d) the son

3. What type of special tree found by the old man?
(a) palm (b) peach (c) coffee (d) apple

4. What is the age of good book allows a man to live?
(a) 40 years (b) 35 years (c) 90 years (d) 70 years

5.The clearing on the top was not more than.
(a) an acre (b) two acres (c) three forth of an acre (d) five acres

6. Looks at this jess, he bragged.
(a) boasted (b) said (c) asked (d) ordered

7. He began to climb the second bluff.
(a) tree, leaf (b) steep rock, cliff (c) mountain, top (d) valley, bridge

8. There was a rim, of a shadow over the rows.
(a) coolness, mountain (b) shadow, tree (c) circle, edge (d) patch, top

9. He cut a wisp of alfalfa.
(a) bunch , tuft (b) plant , tree (c) fruit, branch (d) flower, heap

10. I colud not protest to him now.
(a) assert (b) complain (c) stop (d) figh

Q2. Translate Into Urdu
They will ripe too, I said as I looked at the dozen or more rows of tomatoes on the lower side of the patch. Then above the tomatoes were a half-dozen rows of yams. Above the yams were, perhaps, three dozen rows of potatoes.
“I don’t see a weed in this patch,” I laughed.” Won’t they grow here?”

Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context

Letters for the rich, letters for the poor
The shop at the corner, the girl next door
Pulling up Beattock, a steady climb;
The gradients against her, but she’s on time

Q4. Write an application of “Full fee concession”

Q5. Answer any 5 questions
a) Why did the old man take the steep path?
b) What was the condition of the weather?
c) why did second man accused the first man of lying?
d) What does the night Mail bring?
e) What does the poet mean by rich and poor leaves?
f) What were the names of the vegetables that old men grow secretely?
Q5: Write any 3 pairs of words

All ready

already

Adapt

adopt

Allusion

illusion

Angel

angle

Apposite

opposite

Q7. Punctuate these lines…
_{all paths go to the same place he answered then why do you take the steep one I asked}

chp3

Q1: Choose the correct Option 1st year English test.
1. What was the news Laura told her parents?
(a) the war on earth (b) the death of people (c) the rocket arrival (d) the fall of rocket

2. At any moment Martian air might
(a) kill them (b) draw their souls (c) become pleasant (d) bring relief

3. Which on of the city was attacked
(a) America (b) Virginia (c) New york (d) texas

4. When did a rocket come from earth to rescue them?
(a) 4 years later (b) 5 years later (c) 6 years later (d) 7 years later

5. How many dollars he offers to sell the metal?
(a) four hundred (b) five hundred (c) six hundred (d) 3 hundred

6. He felt submerged in a chemical.
(a) happy , pleasure (b) destroy , demolish (c) drenched , sunk (d) wonder, ruined

7. Chin up Harry!
(a) be cheerful, be brave (b) get out, hurry up (c) pleasant, be happy (d) regular, be sad

8. The children with their yellow hair hollered at the deep dome of Martian sky.
(a) Yelled, shouted (b) stand up, withstand (c) wept, looked (d) danced, sober

9.You have been prowling up in those ruins, have you?
(a) living,settling (b) wander, roaming (c) caught,catch (d) entangled, caught

10. They hadn’t the foggiest notion.
(a) faintest,dim (b) little,bitter (c) clear, righetous (d) false, abondan

Q2. Translate Into Urdu
The wind blew as if flake away their identities. At any moment Martian air might draw his soul from him, as marrow comes from a white bone. He felt submerged in a chemical that could dissolve his intellect and burn his past.

Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context
Now, the twenty score years and ten
Twenty will not come again
and take from seventy springs a score

Q4. Write an application of “ one month leave”
Q5. Answer any 5 questions
a) What was the climate they face there?
b) Why did’nt she accompany the second man?
c) What is her impression of the second man?
d) From where does the night Mail passes?
e) What is the reaction of the sheep and dogs on the arrival of Night Mail?
f) What did they want to grow on the Mars?
Q6. Write any 3 pairs of words

Amiable

amicable

Assay

essay

Ballet

ballot

Barren

baron

besides

beside

Q7. Punctuate these lines…

is that so harry sam said casually and you are taller and thinner you might be right harry.

chp 4

Q1: Choose the correct Option 1st year English test.
1. The boy was in his?
(a) twenties (b) teens (c) jeans (d) thirties

2. What did the boy want to say to the women?
(a) thankful to you (b) something other than thank you mam! (c) thank you mam!

3. How many dollars did women give the boy?
(a) 20 (b) 30 (c) 10 (d) 200

4. What did the women heat to serve the boy?
(a) a cake (b) rice balls (c) kimchi (d) lima beans and beef

5. Where did the women work?
(a) at hospital (b) at a beauty shop (c) a hotel (d) a street shop

6. Lady ,I am sorry, whispered the boy.
(a) argued (b) muttered (c) replied (d) murmured

7. I want a pair of blue suede shoes, said the boy.
(a) costly shoes (b) soft leather (c) pretty (d) cotton shoes

8.and next time don’t make the mistake of latching onto my pocketbook.
(a) break , ccrushing (b) damage, destroying
(c) steal, taking (d) snatch, getting possesssion

9.She shook him until his teeth rattled.
(a) broke (b) clattered (c) removed (d) Pian

10. He return at the foot of the barren stoop.
(a) narrow (b) wide (c) deserted (d) straight

Q2. Translate Into Urdu
Sweat popped out on the boy’s face and he began to struggle. Mrs. Jones stopped, jerked him around in front of her, put a half nelson about his neck, and continued to drag him up the street. When she got to her door, she dragged the boy inside, down a hall, and into a large kitchenette-furnished room at the rear of the house.

Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context

O do you imagine, said the fearer to farer
that dusk will delay on your path to the pass
your diligent looking discover the lacking
your footsteps feel from granite to grass?

Q4. Write a story having the Moral “ Honesty never goes unrewarded”

Q5. Answer any 5 questions
a) How did the boy look physically?
b) what is the purpose of the kretons visit?
c) How advanced is the civilization of kreton as compared to the earth?
d) What is a score? How old the poet and what is the expected age of a person on earth?
e) What is the relationship of the white dress and the Easter?
f) What happened to the boy when he tried to snatch the pusre?
Write any 3 pairs of words

Birth

berth

Bough

bow

Canvas

canvass

Bridal

bridle

Career

carrier

Q7. Punctuate these lines…

_{then I wont turn you loose said the woman she did not release him}

chp5

Q1: Choose the correct Option in English test.
1. What was the feelings of the Hubert when he came to know about the recovery of the
pocketbook?
(a) disguised (b) triumphed (c) concerned (d) indifferent

2. What were the last words of the Mr. Hubert uttered before his death .
(a) I picked up a pocketbook (b) by my words of honour I didn’t lie
(c) “a piece of string, a piece of string”

3. What did the people think of the Hubert?
(a) innocent, a man of loose character (b) honest, loyal
(c) fool, dumb (d) liar, lame excuser

4. Who was Mr. Manana?
(a) a harness man (b) a horse rider (c) a coach (d) a solider

5. How much money was there in the lost pocket book?
(a) 500 shillings (b) 400 shillings (c) 300 shillings (d) 600 shillings

6. An appetizing odour of roast.
(a) Tasty (b) hideous (c) dangerous (d) exciting

7.The mayor a stout serious man, was waiting for the Hubert.
(a) strict (b) strage (c) light (d) strong

8.I repeat it on my soul and my salvation.
(a) Redemption (b) honesty (c) integrity (d) oath

9.He consumed his heart over this and wasted away.
(a) Annihilated (b) diseased (c) encouraged (d) blamed

10. He kept claiming his innocence, reiterating.
(a) weeping (b) claiming (c) repeating (d) requesting

Q2. Translate Into Urdu
In the delirium of his death struggles he kept claiming his innocence reiterating::
“A piece of string, a piece of string! By my word of honour, I did not lie” and he died. It is said that a great havoc in its great wrath carried away the people and all their belongings.
Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context

They take it and break it open, let
A gold or silver fountain wet
Mouth, fingers, cheeks, nose, chin:
radiant as lanterns, they forget

Q4. Write a story having the Moral “ As you sow , so shall you reap”
Q5. Answer any 5 questions
a) what did the people think about Hubert when they heard the return of the pocketbook by some other person?
b) How damaging is violence in life?
c) How much impressive were the morals of kreton?
d) WhAT is the significance of the title of the poem? (O Where are you Going)
e) What does the reader tells the rider?
f) Why did people make fun of his innocence( the piece of string)
Write any 3 pairs of words

Casual

causal

Ceiling

sealing

Cease

seize

Coarse

course

Childish

childlike

Q7. Punctuate these lines…

I was seen with the pocketbook who saw me

chp6

Q1: Choose the correct Option 1st year English test.
1. The great throne room was turned into a kind of ?
(a) stadium (b) museum (c) gymnasium (d) swimming pool

2. Gorgios wanted to prove his parents?
(a) right (b) wrong (c) honest (d) loyal

3. Who disagree with Jorkans?
(a) hubert (b) terbut (c) john (d) Gorgios

4. In what age the wild idea of being a court acrobat came to his mind.
(a) 60 (b) 40 (c) 16 (d) 6

5. At the age of sixteen he won the:
(a) high jump (b) the hurdles
(c) the hundred yard race (d) high jump, 100 yards and hurdles

6. Its customs weren’t so silly as you suppose.
(a) heard (b) laws (c) logical (d) social practices

7. and Jorkens uttered a quiet sigh.
(a) felt (b) expressed (c) wished (d) imagined

8.So clearly mourning over some lost ambition that he himself had given up.
(a) grief (b) pleasure (c) punishment (d) lesson

9.It only remained then to inaugurate him.
(a) congratulate , welcoming (b) open formally, admit to office
(c) investigate, call (d) blame, teased

10. It was indeed a splendid scene.
(a) Magnificent (b) pretty (c) beautiful (d) horror

Q2. Translate Into Urdu

Lights glittered, a band in pale green and gold played softly, and it was indeed a splendid scene. I will not describe it to you, because everything there, the uniform and the ladies, brilliant dresses, was utterly put in the shade by the moment when the doors opened with a flood of golden light, and the old man in his brilliant uniform appeared between them for the crowning of his life’s work.

Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context

Bare foot, through the bazaar
and with the same undulant grace
as the cloth blown back from her face,
she glides with a stone jar,

Q4. Write an application of “ Remission of fine”
Q5. Answer any 5 questions
a) How did the Jorkens convince that a man can become a skating champion of the shara?
b) What is the role of the general powers?
c) What is the theme of the kretons study?
d) What are the feelings of the poet standing in the dark? ( in the street of fruit stall)
e) Why has the poet used “ cannon balls” to describe the fruits?
f) How did Jorkems persuade his people to make his country strong?

Q6. Write any 3 pairs of words

Cattle

kettle

Complement

compliment

Confident

confidant

Council

counsel

Custom

habit

Q7. Punctuate these lines…

_{anything jorkens replied so long as he sticks to it and sticks to it hard enough and long enough}

chp7

Q1: Choose the correct Option 1st year English test.
1. The doctor took a trial shoot of it, which means
(a) he made a wild guess to begin with (b) he examined the girl carefully
(c) he took parents to ask

2. What was the behavior of the child with the doctor?
(a) rude (b) humble (c) kind (d) terrifying

3. The child had a fever for how many days?
(a) 3 (b) 4 (c) 6 (d) 7

4. The parents was nervous because?
(a) they didn’t want to tell the doctor anything (b) they didn’t know what to say
(c) they wanted the doctor to tell them everything

5. The parents of the child saw the doctor?
(a) respectfully (b) with hope (c) distrustfully (d) sadly

6. An unusually attractive little thing.
(a) pleasantly (b) slightly (c) extraordinarily (d) a bit

7. It is very damp here sometimes.
(a) unpleasent (b) cold (c) moist (d) warmth

8. She reduced it to splinters before I could get it out again.
(a) sharp pieces (b) powder (c) liquid (d) engulf

9. She gagged.
(a) wept (b) cried (c) bend down (d) open the mouth

10. But her face was flushed she was breathing rapidly.
(a) blushed, red (b) hasted, pale (c) crushed, sad (d) brushed, trash

Q2. Translate Into Urdu

in the final unreasoning assault I overpowered the child’s neck and jaws.i forced the heavy silver spoon back of her teeth and down her throat till she gagged. and there it was, both tonsils covered with membrane. She had fought valiantly to keep me from knowing her secret.
Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context

A time to rend
and a time to cast away
A time to sew
a time to keep silence.

Q4. Write an application of a “ Character certificate”
Q5. Answer any 5 questions
a) Why did the doctor insist on looking into the throat of cild?
b) What kind of person is Roger?
c) What is the theme of the poem “ In the street of fruit stall”?
d) Why did the children forget their surrounding after buying the fruits?
e) Discuss the qualities of Sindhi woman?
f) What was the physical appearance of the sick girl?

Q6. Write any 3 pairs of words

Dependent

dependant

Decent

descent

Devise

device

Disburse

disperse

Diary

dairy

Q7. Punctuate these lines…

She had a fever for three days began the father and we do not know what it comes from

chp8

Q1: Choose the correct Option 1st year English test.
1. The salve was thrown in water
(a) to sink (b) to drown
(c) to catch a fish (d) to experience the true danger of life

2. The foundation of oppression was small in the world” means”.
(a) the oppression was not deep rooted (b) there was little cruelty in the world
(c) the foundation of the building was small (d) the condition of being ruled unjustly

3. Edwin Arnold described Gulistan in:
(a) literary terms (b) culinary terms (c) scientific terms (d) religious terms

4. Gulistan is a literary?
(a) pulao (b) kibab (c) term (d) curry

5. Who offered to quieten the slave?
(a) a solder (b) another slave (c) sergeant (d) a worker

6. The boat was hit by a storm and started tossing.
(a) sinking (b) vibrating (c) breaking (d) running

7. He clung to the stern with both his hands.
(a) front part (b) back part (c) center (d) ceiling

8.I see no refuge besides God almighty.
(a) included (b) help (c) shelter (d) well-wisher

9.T whom shall I complain against your brutality?
(a) punishment (b) cruelty (c) decision (d) judgment

10. A tyrant does not remain in the world.
(a) dictator, oppressor (b) king , ruler (c) ruler, majesty (d) thief, snatcher

Q2. Translate Into Urdu

“The foundation of oppression was small in the world”, said the king.
“whoever enlarged it, so that it reached its present magnitude, is at fault. If the king eats one apple from the garden of a subject, his slaves will pull down the whole tree.

Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context

The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed:
and on the pedestal, these words appear
My name, is Ozymandias Kings of Kings;
look on my works, ye mighty , and decay

Q4. Write a story having the Moral “ Pride hath a fall” “All that glitters is not gold ”
Q5. Answer any 5 questions
a) What should be the role of the Qazi?
b) Where does the play ( The oyster and the pearl) take place?
c) Why is Harry sitting in the barber chair?
d) Write a note on the gait of the sindhi woman?
e) What is the moral lesson of the poem ( A sindhi women)?
f) Why did the boy look to the sky and smile?

Q6. Write any 3 pairs of words

Discover

invent

Doze

Dose

Economics

economical

Eligible

illegible

Eminent

imminent

Q7. Punctuate these lines…

No said the boy pay for the result said the king lest it should become a custom and village be ruined

chp 9

Q1: Choose the correct Option English test.
1. Why did the camel fall ill ?
(a) by heat stroke (b) by infection
(c) by poison (d) when a melon struck in his throat

2. What was the effect of punishment on the quack?
(a) Uninfluenced (b) influenced (c) left the profession (d) return disgusted

3. Who made the quack understand his foolishness?
(a) old women (b) old man (c) villagers (d) camel man

4. The quack told the camel man that they were?
(a) stupids (b) wickeds (c) dishonest (d) wise

5. The foolish quack is a ?
(a) Folk tale (b) love story (c) fable (d) tragedy

6. The man was pretended that he was a doctor.
(a) posed (b) proved (c) claimed (d) announced

7. So they seized him , being minded to carry him before the king.
(a) grasped (b) summoned (c) released (d) punished

8. Do you not perceive? Answered the camel man.
(a) agree, act (b) experience, taken (c) understand ,feel (d) deceive, find

9.Two sturdy villagers carried it away.
(a) stout (b) lean (c) lazy (d) educated

10. These animals are camel of prodigious size.
(a) small, tiny (b) huge, enormous (c) middle, ripe (d) suitable, equitable

Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context

To whom the mother sparrow feed?
conjoining beak with beak
with whom should she solace?
fissuring the atom bomb,

Q4. Write a story having the Moral “ Hard work never goes unrewarded “

Q5. Answer any 5 questions
a) What is a clump of trees?
b) According to Harry ,How does one bring merriment to the tired old human heart?
c) What is Harry’s philosophy ( the oyster and pearl)
d) What is the importance of time?
e) What was the statue’s condition that the traveler saw in the desert?
f) What did the quack do with the old woman?
Write any 3 pairs of words

Farther

further

Fair

fare

Famous

notorious

Flee

flea

Further

farther

Q7. Punctuate these lines…

Ah cried the people this fellow is a villain so they seized him being minded to carry him before the king

chp 10

Q1: Choose the correct Option 1st year English test.
1. Locusts attack in the area of?
(a) one miles (b) two miles (c) hundred miles (d) fifty miles

2. Why did they throw wet leaves on the fire?
(a) to make it more acrid (b) to extinguish the fire
(c) to burn the leaves (d) to burn the insects

3. The locusts came from the?
(a) west (b) east (c) north (d) south

4. How many patches of bared soil were there?
(a) 22 (b) 23 (c) 7 (d) 8

5. The smoke was raising from the myriads of .
(a) `smoke (b) dust (c) fire (d) locusts

6.Old Stephen yelled at the houseboy.
(a) stroke (b) shouted (c) pointed (d) fell

7. A strange darkness, for the sun was blazing.
(a) Darkening (b) eclipse (c) vanishing (d) burning

8. Locusts were crawling everywhere.
(a) running (b) beaming (c) creeping (d) sleeping

9. This devastated and mangled countryside was not ruin.
(a) Ruined (b) vast (c) cultivated (d) populated

10.What then was ruin?
(a) work (b) cut (c) desolution (d) population

Q2. Translate Into Urdu

The main swarm isn’t settling. They are heavy with eggs. They are looking for a place to settle and lay. If they get a chance to lay their eggs, we are going to have everything eaten flat with hoppers later on. He picked stray locust off his shirt and split down with his thumbnail, it was clotted with eggs.

Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context

We are hollow men
we are the stuffed men
leaning together
headpiece filled with straw, Alas!
our dried voices, when

Q4. Write an application of “ change of subject”
Q5. Answer any 5 questions
a) What was the desire of every farmer?
b) How much Harry charge for a hair cut?
c) How many barbers there’s in ok-by-the –sea?
d) What is the theme of the poem ( Ozymandias)?
e) Who was Ozymandias?
f) What are locustus?

Q6. Write any 3 pairs of words

Gambol

gamble

Gate

gait

Gentle

genteel

Gracious

graceful

Humane

human

Q7. Punctuate these lines…

Is it bad asked Margaret fearfully and the old man said emphatically we are finished

chp 11

Q1: Choose the correct Option of English test.
1. What will be exalted?
(a) hill (b) mountain (c) valley (d) river

2. Who was Martian Luther King Jr?
(a) leader (b) detective (c) doctor (d) buisnessman

3. “You have been the veterans of creative suffering” means that you know.
(a) experienced soliders of intellectual suffering (b) assets of a nation
(c) army personal (d) vanguard of a country

4. What does the governor of Alabama do
(a) create interferences (b) make interruptions (c) helps the blacks (d) uses sweet words

5. Mississippi is sweltering with the heats of.
(a) injustice (b) oppression (c) injustice and oppression (d) fire

6. I am not unmindful that some of you have come here out of great trials.
(a) Objective (b) devotion (c) unaware (d) hard work

7. Continue to work with the faith that unearned suffering is redemptive .
(a) redeeming (b) cruel (c) severe (d) without mistake

8. “We hold these truths to be self- evident.
(a) honest, hidden (b) obvious, clear (c) responsible , quite (d) limited, stuck

9. One day every valley shall be exalted.
(a) kindness, sympathy (b) built, create (c) destroyed, demolished (d) glorified, uplifted

10. let’s freedom ring from the curvaceous peaks of California.
(a) winding (b) snow covered (c) high (d) complicated

Q2. Translate Into Urdu

I have a dream.
I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted, every hill and mountain shall be made low, the rough places will be made plains, and the crooked places will be made straight, and the glory of the Lord shall be revealed, and all flesh shall see it together.

Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context

No time to wait till her mouth can
Enrich that smile, her eyes began?
A poor life this if, full of care
we have no time to stand and stare

Q4. Write an application of “shortage of lectures”
Q5. Answer any 5 questions
a) What are the qualities of the veterans of creative sufferings?
b) Why does clay need money ( the oyster and the pearl)
c) What does clay wants to put in the local Newspaper?
d) How many young ones are to be fed? How does mother sparrow distribute the grain?
e) What is the moral lesson of the poem? (The Hollow man)?
f) What was the necessity of pleading the case of Negroe’s freedom?

Q6. Write any 3 pairs of words

Honorable

honorary

Impassable

impossible

Industrial

industrious

Liar

lawyer

Lesson

lessen

Q7. Punctuate these lines…

We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal

chp12

Q1: Choose the correct Option 1st year English test.
1. What did Della pray?
(a) may he think her still pretty (b) the brown waterfall fell down
(c) Della’s hair fell down (d) may she ramin pretty

2. What kind of women was Mrs. Sofronie?
(a) a rich woman (b) a poor woman
(c) a large woman (d) a small woman

3. What did she buy for the Jim?
(a) a shirt (b) a necklace (c) a pendent (d) a a gold watch chain

4. What was the total savings of Della?
(a) 23 $ (b) 1.87 $ (c) 1.6$ (d) 50$

5. What was the age of the Jim?
(a) 18 (b) 19 (c) 21 (d) 24

6. Something almost worth the honour of belongings to Jim.
(a) equal (b) parallel (c) value (d) qualifcation

7. White fingers pulled off the paper.
(a) fold (b) touch (c) unwrap (d) tighten

8. She began to think reasonably.
(a) ably (b) sensibly (c) cunningly (d) foolishly

9. She had put it aside,one cent and then another and then another.
(a) save (b) spend (c) steal (d) snatch

10. Jim and the chain both had quietness and value.
(a) glory (b) majesty (c) sobriety (d) shine

Q2. Translate Into Urdu

As soon as she saw it, she knew that Jim must have it. It was like him, Quietness and value-Jim and the chain both had quietness and value. She paid twenty one dollars for it. And she hurried home with the chain and eighty seven cents.with the chain on his watch, Jim could look at his watch and learn the time anywhere he might be.
Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context

Faith like Abraham at the stake, to be
self-honoring and God drunk, is faith, hear me
you whom this age’s way so captative!
To have no faith is worse than slavery

Q4. Write an application of “ Re-admission”
Q5. Answer any 5 questions
a) What was the wisdom in selling the most valuable things?
b) What is Miss Mccutcheon looking for?
c) What does Harry advise Miss Muccutcheon to do?
d) Why does the poet considered the modern men as “ The Hollow man”?
e) What is the moral lesson of the poem (Leisure)?
f) Why did Della sell her hair?
Write any 3 pairs of words

Loath

loathe

Maze

maize

Mare

mere

Memorial

memorable

Medal

meddle

Q7. Punctuate these lines…

Cut it off and sold it said Della dont you like me now I m me Jim I m the same without my hair

chp 13

Q1: Choose the correct Option of English test.
1.What was the name of the member of the district Board where Mualvi Abul lived/
(a) Shamim ahmad (b) fatehdad (c) Mualvi Abul (d) Allahdad

2. How much money Mualvi spend for the shoes of his first child?
(a) 2 rupees (b) 1 rupees (c) 3 rupees (d) 6 rupees

3. Who reprimanded Mualvi Abul for a mistake?
(a) shamim ahmad (b) fatehdad (c) kaleem (d) haafiz

4. What kind of faith Abul have?
(a) apparent (b) open (c) firm (d) implicit

5.What sort of cloth maulvi bought from the new shop?
(a) yellow cloth (b) red cloth (c) green cloth (d) pink cloth

6. Remember the benevolent almighty Allah.
(a) Powerful , strong (b) watchful, seer (c) beneficent, benign (d) omnipresent

7. Maulvi Abul had slightly bulging eyes.
(a) clear , clean (b) a bit, minor
(c) dominant, attracting (d) projected, protuberant

8.Chudhary fatehdad reprimanded him for a mistake.
(a) reminded , teased (b) punish, beat
(c) admonished, scolded (d) encouraged, boost up

9.Chaudhry fatehdad’s censure was purely religious.
(a) praise (b) services (c) activities (d) criticism

10. Mualvi abul caught in the whirl of life.
(a) comforts, joys (b) attraction, happiness
(c) philosophy , ideology (d) problems, swirl

Q2. Translate Into Urdu

Like the children who came in quick succession, the time ,too, had changed fast. A pair of shoes for his first born, Mehrunnisa, had cost him one rupee. For his younger daughter, he was now asked to pay six rupees for a pair. When he complained, the shoemaker said; Maulviji, I didn’t charge more for your sake.

Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context

But how much great were they
who bore the pains of black day:
ashes are not merely the waste
they can really create the great

Q4. Write an application of “ misbehavior”
Q5. Answer any 4 questions
a) Describe the Maulvi appearance?
b) What kind of haircut does Miss Muccutcheon want?
c) What does miss Mccutcheon think that a poodle haircut will do to her appearance?
d) What is worse than slavery?
e) Why does the poet call our life useless and worthless?
f) How much did the Mulvi collect on every Eid?

Q6. Write any 3 pairs of words

Official

officious

Passable

possible

Momentary

momentous

Naughty

knotty

Patron

pattern

chp14

Q1: Choose the correct Option of English test.

What was the color of the overcoat of the young man?
(a) green (b) brown (c) pink (d) black

What were the names of the nurses on the duty?
(a) shehnaz and gill (b) nasreen and jamila (c) zahida and kausar (d) zakia and kausar

What was the time and day when the young man was walking?
(a) Saturday evening (b) Friday morning
(c) Saturday morning (d) Sunday evening

What was playing in one of the restarurants?
(a) rubab (b) piano (c) guitar (d) orchestra

What was the price of the carpet?
(a) 1432 (b) 1500 (c) 1600 (d) 1550

He was ambling along obviously enjoying his promenade.
(a) walking leisurely, strolling (b) running, walking
(c) moving, briskly (d) frisking, frealy

He was ambling along obviously enjoying his promenade.
(a) feeling, feel (b) walk , strol
(c) music, tone (d) tea, cigerate

8.It was cold that induced people to seek comfort in pleasure.
(a) advise (b) tease (c) convince (d) beg

9. It was not only the profligate who ranged abroad.
(a) enjoy, happiness (b) wandrers, came out
(c) younger , aged (d) licentious, adults

10.The pavement thronged with pedestrains.
(a) walkers, footpath (b) children , people
(c) people , adults (d) animals, cat

Q2. Translate Into Urdu

And so people converged on Mall road where they amused themselves among the variety of hotels, restaurants, cafes and snack bars, each according to his means. Those who could not afford the pleasure inside, were content to gaze at the colored lights and brilliant advertisements outside.

Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context

On every side decamping talk,
At every place are shrieks in stock
what should I do, O God! Aghast!

Q4. Write a story having the Moral “ A friend in need, is a friend indeed.”
Q5. Answer any 7 questions
a) Why did the people come out on the Mall?
b) Where has clark Larrabee been?
c) What has made the efforts of Muslims fruitless?
d) Why did the people look helpless and powerless?
e) Describe the action of devastation?
f) What was the appearances of the young man?
g) What is the moral lesson of the poem ( A tale of two cities)?
h) What is the effect of death scene? Why does a person feel helpless at the death of a friend?
Q6. Write any 3 pairs of words

Peace

piece

Perfect

prefect

Pour

pore

Plain

plane

Principal

principle

chp15

Q1:   Choose the correct Option of English test.
1.A faint luminosity buried beneath darkness.
(a) darkness , no light                    (b) shadow , rim
(c) brightness, light                         (d) horror, terror

It is really a delight sensation.
(a) dream (b) feeling (c) idea (d) suggestion

What kind of dreams the write see?
(a) horrible (b) thrilling (c) vexing (d) romantic

How many balcony seats did the author take?
(a) 4 (b) 3 (c) 2 (d) 1

I had a vaxing dream one night.
(a)horrible, fainted (b) pleasing , happy (c) terrifying, horror (d) worrying, bothersome

It was a bulky looking volume.
(a) dress , atire (b) paper, book (c) book ,note (d) huge, heavy

There was nothing in grumble at.
(a) result (b) use (c) complain (d) entertain

8.They had been noticing me.
(a) calling (b) watching (c) advising (d) asking

9.I have often thought of keeping a diary jotting them down each day.
(a) criticize (b) note (c) convince (d) reject

Her own dear little hand shivering.
(a) crying (b) begging (c) quivering (d) weeping

Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context

To pour a cascade of love
became Mansur to mount the gallows
just to have his head cut off
he treaded the bazaars of Egypt

Q4. Write a story having the Moral “ Pride hath a fall”
Q5. Answer any 6 questions
a) what time of the year was it?
b) What according to clay is in the oyster?
c) Why does the poet put emphasis on how to know himself?
d) What makes one entangled in love ?
e) Who was Mansur? Why did he mount the gallows?
f) What does Rumi say about the God’s attributes in this poem? (God’s Attributes)
g) What is the bare truth sachal talks in the poem “He came to know himels”?

Q6. Write any 3 pairs of words

Quiet

quite

Wring

ring

Prosecute

persecute

Prophet

profit

Route

root

Q1: Answer any 5 questions.

a) What are things that keeps a person alive?
b) What is the main moral lesson of the poem (Love an essence of all religion)
c) What is the effect of the power of love?
d) What is the moral lesson of the poem ( A man of words not of deeds)
e) What is the moral lesson of the poem (In Broken Images)
f) Is life worth living without love?

Q2: Answer any 5 questions

a) What kind of judge is Applegarth?
b) What does greely have in abottle?
c) Who suggest that they open the oyster?
d) Why does harry want wozzeck to come?
e) How does harry describe the inhabitants of ok-bye-the-sea?
f) How does miss mcctcheon view harry’s thinking about the pearl in the oyster

Q3. Write any 3 pairs of words

Seem

seam

Prosecute

persecute

Sensitive

sensible

Stationary

stationery

Story

storey

Q 4:Write a story bearing the Moral: “A rolling stone gathers no moss”