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ENGLISH COMMUNICATION
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Answer all questions as directed
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Answers to Question No. I and I[ are to be based on the prescribed text only.
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Answer any twelve of the following questions in two or three sentences each :12 x 2 = 24
What is 'Quiet Laughter' ?
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III. Write short notes on any two of the following
(l) Describe the tone of the story ,My Lost Dollar,.
(2) How is'Thought, Iinked with .purpose'? Explain.
(3) what are the grounds for refusal to the supply information ?
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Dogs soon know the persons by whom they are kindly treated.
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school last year. (leave)
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the exam. (pass)
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knowledge is a dangerous thing.
(ii) I will not buy --_mangoes.
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Composition:
Construct a readable story from the outline given below and provide a suitable
title to it.
A young man setting out on a journey - ac.companied part way by an old man they part under a pipal tree - young rnan asks old man to keep { 100 for him till
he returns - old man agrees and takes money - old man says he never gave him
any to keep - young man takes him before judge - judge sends young man to
summon tree to court - a long time away - judge asks old man, "why ?" - old
man says tree is long way off - judge sees that the old man knows which tree it
is - when yourlg man retums, judge gives verdict in his favour.
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(3) Read the following passage and write a sufirmary of it in not more than l/3 of
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Over-eating is one of the most wonderful practices among those who think that
they can alford it. In fact, authorities say that nearly all rvho can get as much
as
they desire, over-eat to their disadvantage. This class of people could save a
great more food than they can save by missing one meal per week
and at the
same time they could improve their health
heavy meal at night, the so called "dinner", is the fashion with many and
often it is taken shortly before retiring" It is unnecessary and could be forgone,
not only once a week but daily without loss of strength. From three to five
hours are needed to digest foorl."ldrhiie sleeping, this 'food not being required
to
$ve eneirgy for work, is in many cases converted into excess fat, givinl rise to
over-weight. The evening meal should be light, taken three or four hours
before
retiring. This prevents over-eating, conserves energy and reduces the cost
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It was very hot in the small court-,oorrl and everybody was feeling sleepy.
After a tiring morning, the clerks were anxious to get offto lunch and even the
judge must have fblt relieved when the last case caxne
up before the court. A
short middle-aged man with grey hair ancl small blue eyes was now
standing
before hirn. The man had a foolish expression on his fhce and
he kept looking
around stupidly as if he was trying hard to understand what
was going on. The
man was accused of breaking into a house and stealing a cheap
watch. The
witness who was called, did not give a very clear account
of what had
happened. He claimed to have r"*n * man outside the house
crne night, but on
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there was no real proof, the man could not be fi:und guilty
of any crirne. He said
that the case was dismissed and then rose to go. Ide;n*nhilr,
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(l) Describe the man standing before the judge in the last case.
(2) What was he accused of ?
Why was the cqse dismissed ?'
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(4) Was the accused actually innocent ? How can you say so ?
(5) Give a suitable title to the passage
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