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1st Year English Full Book Paper

75 marks · 2 hours 30 minutes · 39 questions. Covers: 16 chapters (UNIT 1: Khatam-un-Nabiyeen Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) to English (B)).

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1st Year English Full Book Paper

1st Year · English · Punjab (PTB)

Name: ____________Roll No: ________Class/Section: ________Date: ________Total marks: 75Time: 2 hours 30 minutes

Q1. Multiple choice questions (Attempt all · 15 × 1 = 15)

  1. Why are students exploited by others?

    1. They are rich

    2. They are jobless and hopeless

    3. They are powerful

    4. They refuse help

  2. What happens when the sun sets?

    1. The children stop playing and rest

    2. the old people start singing

    3. The birds become louder

    4. The children play even more

  3. Writers earn didally dot.

    1. Everything

    2. Respect

    3. Nothing

    4. Experience

  4. What was the cause of the alarm?

    1. Guidance computer overload

    2. Battery issue

    3. Communication break

    4. Heat loss

  5. Clean water is essential for which activity?

    1. Voting

    2. Cooking

    3. Writing

    4. Shopping

  6. How long was Khipil made to go without water?

    1. One day

    2. Three days and nights

    3. A week

    4. Ten days

  7. What imagery does Dickinson use for the bird's movement?

    1. A flowing river

    2. A drifting cloud

    3. Oars and butterflies

    4. Wind and fire

  8. What may happen when surveillance occurs without consent?

    1. cost increases

    2. public safety rises

    3. Privacy is violated

    4. Data is protected

  9. What causes sea-level rise?

    1. Forest fires

    2. Melting glaciers

    3. Pollution

    4. Rainfall

  10. Who is the central figure in the poem besides the speaker?

    1. The speaker's mother

    2. The speaker's friend

    3. The speaker's father

    4. The speaker's sibling

  11. He _____ to school every day.

    1. Will go

    2. Goes

    3. Go

    4. Went

  12. The Hijrah was a decisive turning point in Islamic history.

    1. Uncertain

    2. Delaying

    3. Firm and conclusive

    4. Forgettable

  13. Freedom is a strong seed planted in a great need.

    1. root

    2. leaf

    3. fruit

    4. soil

  14. How should the Muslims be drunk?

    1. Lose senses

    2. God-drunk

    3. Unconscious

    4. Buried

  15. Darry says Barry came strutting in with a mandolin.

    1. Talking

    2. Stumbling

    3. Walking proudly

    4. Dancing

Q2. Short questions (Attempt any 12 of 18 · 12 × 2 = 24)

  1. What was Quaid's final emphasis in his advice?

  2. What role do the 'old folk' play in the scene described? How does their presence add to the poem's meaning?

  3. Why is the Mangrove Rehabilitation Project important?

  4. What does the first revelation teach about the role of knowledge in Islam?

  5. What is Mc Whiter's tone? Illustrate it with few words and phrases that establish the tone.

  6. Identify a paragraph where the writer presents a problem-solution structure. Do you think the solution offered is realistic and achievable in the context of Pakistan? Justify your response.

  7. How does the poem reflect childhood vs. adulthood perspectives?

  8. How does Al affect human interaction quality?

  9. Why are the Muslims' ranks broken?

  10. What can we learn from the engineers' way of solving problems?

  11. How did people react to Khipil sitting on nothing?

  12. What items are placed near the dresser and what does it show about the room's usage?

  13. What kind of freedom is the poet asking for?

  14. How does the poem make you feel?

  15. What example did Quaid give of a successful youth?

  16. What is the significance of the title The Echoing Green?

  17. What caused major crop damage in 2020?

  18. How did Rasoolullah's (S.A.W) life balance faith and social reform?

Q3. Long questions (Attempt any 4 of 6 · 4 × 9 = 36)

  1. Till the little ones weary

    No more can be merry

    The sun does descend,

    And our sports have an end:

    Round the laps of their mothers,

  2. Darry: To do this things properly you'd want to be wearing shorts. Right; now keep in touch with the rhythm, or you'll mar everything. Start her off, and stretch yourself down. [Barry starts the gramophone, runs and lies down opposite to Darry, so that the soles of their feet are only a few inches apart]. Gramophone [ very rapidly]. Lie on back; hands behind the head; feet together-are you ready? Bend right knee; draw it into the waistline towards the chest; breathe out-commence!

  3. Across the country, engineers at NASA were tackling problems that no one had ever solved before. The Saturn TV rocket, a towering behemoth of engineering, had to functions flawlessly to carry its precious cargo to the Moon. The engineers ran countless tests, simulations, and calculations, refining their design again and again. They dealt with challenges that seemed insurmountable: how to keep the rocket stable, how to navigate through space with precision, and how to bring the astronauts home safely.These engineers knew that the success of the mission depended on their collective efforts, and they worked tirelessly, often late into the night, driven by the belief that they were part of something bigger than themselves.

  4. I'd wake and hear the cold

    splintering, breaking.

    When the rooms were warm, he'd call,

    and slowly i would rise and dress,

    fearing the chronic angers of that house,

  5. There is a whole category of other people who are "just" something. To be "just" anything is the worst. It is not to be recognized by society as having much value at all, not now and probably not in the past either. To be "just" anything is to be totally discounted, at least for the present. There are lots of people who are "just" something."just" a housewife immediately and painfully comes to mind. We still hear it all the time.

  6. You will be far more happy and far more- prosperous with far more opportunities to rise if you take to commerce and industry and will thus be helping not only yourselves but also your State. I can give you one instance. I know a young man who was in Government service. Four years ago, he went into a banking corporation on the hundred rupees, because he had studied th subject of banking and today, he is Manager on one of their firms and drawing fifteen hundred rupees a month in just four years. There are the opportunities to have, and I do impress upon you now to think in these terms ...