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10th Eng 11
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2. She is a doctor, _______ . ’The correct question tag to be added to the given
statement is
3. ‘We have decided to go to hill station this year ’. The infinitive in the given line
is
4. Keerthi :Hi Jaya ! what are you doing ? Jaya :Hi Keerthi ! I am writing a poem .
Keerthi : wow ! Your hand writing is beautiful .
Jaya : Thank you for your words Keerthi .
The underlined statement is
A. seeking opinion
B. expressing sympathy
C. giving compliment
D. expressing gratitude
5. Fill in the blanks with appropriate tense forms of the verbs given in brackets:
The students did not understand the lesson properly so the teacher _________
(explain) the lesson to the students .
Explained
6. Fill in the blanks with appropriate ‘preposition’:
Shiva was waiting ____ the corner of the street.At
7. Combine the word in column -A with its collocative word in column -B:
(A) (B)
Sound [noise , sleep. hear , rain ]
8.Fill in the blank with a suitableword form:
All employees were happy about decision of the tax ____________ (reduce) .
reduction
III. The following paragraph has two errors. Edit the paragraph and rewrite it
in the answer book. Clues are given: 1X2=2
17.Mr. Murthy reads news peper regularly. He is a knowledge person.
i. A. Spelling to be corrected paper - paper
ii. B. Adjective mistake to be corrected
Knowledge – knowledgeable
22. How does the jazz player change as he plays on the saxophone?
An old saxophone hangs across his chest supported from his neck by a
wire coat hanger. He gently lifts the saxophone to the parted lips. But once he
starts playing music he is no longer a Black man but a bird which gathers his
wings and flies high and higher. He seems to be spreading the message of God
through his music.
23. What inspired Dicky Dolma to take up the challenge of Scaling the Mount
Everest?
Dicky Dolma fascinated by the grandeur of the snow-clad peaks of the
Himalayas since her childhood. Her native place Palchan was surrounded by
mountain peaks.
OR
Why Babu and Manju were a bit disappointed with the way students were
Marching?
The students marched back to their homes silently and Manju and Babu
thought that the students were scared of the police. According to them, the
students should have protested. Hence, they were disappointed
24. “The absence of mother from home taught the children something “ explain
with reference to Haneef’s life ?
The absence of mother from home taught the children something that made
the children to become very responsible, getting up and getting ready for
school without having to tell them. It gave the children a message that one’s
duty is the most important thing in life.
OR
Why were the people of Tibet unhappy ? what did the old folk say about
happiness?
The poor area had no rivers or good land, no warmth or fresh flowers, no
trees or green grass. The people suffered from hunger and cold all year round.
so they were unhappy. The old folk used to say that happiness was a beautiful
bird. It lived far away, on a snowy mountain in the east. Wherever the bird
flew, happiness went with it.
V. Answer the following questions in 5-6 sentences each 2X3=6
25. Describe briefly how Baleshwar helped Roma and saved her life .
As soon as Baleshwar saw a girl lying by the side of the tracks, he pulled the
chain, jumped off the train, and ran back to where she had fallen. He found
her unconscious, with a gash in the head. He carried the bleeding girl across
the tracks. But, even after he reached this road, no one stopped to help him.
Fortunately, a tempo truck driver helped Baleshwar take the girl, whose
name he learn’t was Roma when she regained consciousness for a brief while,
to a nearby hospital. On coming to know that the hospital lacked the required
equipment and personnel to treat the girl, the truck driver took them to
another bigger hospital, the Divine Multi-Speciality Hospital at Ghansoli. The
doctor admitted her immediately without standing on formalities and gave
her first aid. As the doctor said, although the injury was not of a very serious
kind, if no one had bothered to help Roma, she could have bled to death.
VI. Read the following extracts and answer the questions that follow: 4
X 3 = 12
27. “ I argued with him but it was useless ”
a. Who said this? The narrator.
b. Who does ‘him’ refer to? Don Anselmo
c. Why was the argument useless? Don anselmo refused the extra money offered
by the Americans.
28. “We mustn’t miss the chance ”.
a. Who does we refer to? Ananth and smitha
b. What was the chance ? pandit Ravishankars concert
c. Why was the speaker eager to use the chance ? he is going to die because of
cancer.
VIII. Develop the story using the clues given below: 1X3=3
32.A farmer ----in a small village ----- very poor ----- a saint visits the village -----
learns about the poverty of the farmer ---- gives him hen ----- laid golden eggs
---- one egg a day ------ became rich , rich, richer ------ one day---- greedy -----
decided to cut the hen --- grab all eggs at once ----- cut the hen ---but no use --
--- felt ashamed of his greediness . .
A farmer lives in a small village. He is very poor. once a saint visits the village
and learns about the poverty of the farmer. He gives him hen which lay
golden eggs . one egg a day. The farmer became rich , rich, richer. one day he
became greedy he decided to cut the hen and grab all eggs at once . he cut the
hen but no use. There was no eggs . he felt ashamed of his greediness
Alternative question for visually impaired candidates only .( in lieu of qn. No.
33)
XI. Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow: 2x 2 =
4
35.Chameleons can change their skin colour , but not because they choose to.
The chameleon changes colour to help it avoid its enemies . It is a form of
camouflage, a disguise that allows it to blend in with its surroundings . The
change is actually determined by environmental factors such as light and
temperature . Bright sunlight darkens the skin . On cool nights the colour
fades to a creamy colour. The colour changes when the chameleon is excited ,
angry or scared . The colour change is rapid and increases when chameleon is
handled , injured or approached by another chameleon.
A. Why do chameleons change the colour?
The chameleon changes colour to help it avoid its enemies .
B. What factors influence the chameleons to change their colour?
The change is actually determined by environmental factors such as light and
temperature . Bright sunlight darkens the skin . On cool nights the colour fades
to a creamy colour. The colour changes when the chameleon is excited , angry
or scared .
OR
Describe the dialogue between Mother India and the poet V.K.Gokak.
This poem is a conversation between V.K.Gokak and the Motherland. The poet
wishes to sing about the beauty of INDIA (Himalayas, oceans, temples,
industrial progress, seers and prophets). The poet wants to present glorious
picture of the past and also wishes to paint India’s natural beauty. The
motherland wants him to sing about troubled and helpless people (beggars,
lepers, filths and strikes). The motherland writes the destiny of our nation in
the Book of Morrow. In this book she wants a glorious INDIA where people do
not suffer and are free from the darkness of ignorance.
OR
“Never lose the hope till you succeed .“ How would you substantiate this
statement with reference to the poem Ballad of the Tempest ?
This poem is a conversation between V.K.Gokak and the Motherland. The poet
wishes to sing about the beauty of INDIA (Himalayas, oceans, temples,
industrial progress, seers and prophets). The poet wants to present glorious
picture of the past and also wishes to paint India’s natural beauty. The
motherland wants him to sing about troubled and helpless people (beggars,
lepers, filths and strikes). The motherland writes the destiny of our nation in
the Book of Morrow. In this book she wants a glorious INDIA where people do
not suffer and are free from the darkness of ignorance.
Environment pollution is a complex and urgent global issue that threatens the
health of our planet and its inhabitants. It encompasses air pollution, water
pollution, and soil pollution, each with its set of consequences. Air pollution,
primarily caused by industrial activities and transportation, results in
respiratory illnesses, cardiovascular problems, and environmental
damage. Water pollution, often due to industrial discharges and inadequate
waste management, endangers aquatic ecosystems and human health. Soil
pollution, stemming from the use of chemicals and improper waste disposal,
harms agriculture and food security. To combat environment pollution,
concerted efforts are required at individual, community, and government
levels. Reducing emissions from industries, promoting renewable energy
sources, and implementing cleaner transportation options can alleviate air
pollution. Proper waste disposal, wastewater treatment, and stricter
regulations on chemical use are essential to tackle water pollution.
Sustainable farming practices, reduced use of pesticides, and soil
conservation techniques can mitigate soil pollution. Awareness and education
play a crucial role in addressing pollution. By adopting eco-friendly lifestyles,
conserving resources, and supporting policies that prioritize environmental
protection, we can contribute to a cleaner, healthier planet. Pollution knows
no borders, and it affects us all. It is our responsibility to take action and work
together to ensure a sustainable and pollution-free future for generations to
come.
C. Chandrayaan -3
Chandrayaan-3, India’s progressive lunar mission, is a testament to the
nation’s ambition in space exploration, succeeding its predecessors
Chandrayaan-1 and Chandrayaan-2. Engineered by the Indian Space
Research Organisation (ISRO), Chandrayaan-3 seeks a coveted soft landing on
the Moon’s cradle, with a rover in tow to conduct insightful experiments and
glean indispensable data. The focal point of this mission orbits around
delving into the Moon’s geology, mineralogy, and exosphere, thereby
enriching our comprehension of its genesis and evolution.
Integral to Chandrayaan-3’s mission is its demonstration of a secure and soft
lunar landing, emphasizing the rover’s mobility and its capacity for on-site
scientific investigations. Facilitating these objectives, the Lander harbors an
array of avant-garde technologies, among which are velocimeters, laser and
RF-based altimeters, and an intricate propulsion system. Rigorous tests,
notably the Integrated Cold Test and Lander Leg Mechanism Performance
Test, have been meticulously undertaken to validate these pioneering
technologies under Earth’s conditions.
This mission, Chandrayaan-3, symbolizes India’s unwavering commitment to
technological and scientific exploration, aspiring to cement its foothold in the
elite space community. More than a testament to India’s capabilities, it’s a
beacon, igniting the passions of the younger generation to chase dreams in
STEM fields.
From
Abhilash
Chaitra
10th standard
Government high school
Kolar
Date : 06/04/2024
Dear Brother.
I am very fine here. I hope you also fine there. I am studying hard for my
exams. I hope I will get distinction . I am writing this letter to about my
studies for the exam. I am studying 6 hours daily. I scored A grade in all the
tests. I hope i will get distinction. Write a letter about your health. Convey my
regards to our family members.
Yours lovingly
( abhilash )
.
To
Xyz
Mysore