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1st Year English 4th Quarter Book Paper

40 marks · 1 hour · 28 questions. Covers: 4 chapters (UNIT 13: Ruba'iyat (Poem) to English (B)).

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1st Year English 4th Quarter Book Paper

1st Year · English · Punjab (PTB)

Name: ____________Roll No: ________Class/Section: ________Date: ________Total marks: 40Time: 1 hour

Q1. Multiple choice questions (Attempt all · 12 × 1 = 12)

  1. How should the Muslims be drunk?

    1. Lose senses

    2. God-drunk

    3. Unconscious

    4. Buried

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

    1. Talking

    2. Stumbling

    3. Walking proudly

    4. Dancing

  3. He _____ to school every day.

    1. Will go

    2. Goes

    3. Go

    4. Went

  4. What is the poet's final message in the poem?

    1. Seek wealth

    2. Love ALLAH and unite

    3. Follow the West

    4. Enjoy life

  5. What was Barry's concern about exercising to music?

    1. It was noisy

    2. He'd fall

    3. He couldn't match the rhythm

    4. It needed headphones

  6. Charity _____ at home.

    1. Begging’s

    2. Bagan

    3. Would begin

    4. Begin

  7. We should not be the captive of modern age.

    1. Freed

    2. Hated

    3. Charmed

    4. Disgusted

  8. Darry loosens his braces before starting the exercises.

    1. Buttons

    2. Straps

    3. Buckles

    4. Pins

  9. You _____ since morning.

    1. Rested

    2. Resting

    3. Have been resting

    4. Rests

  10. What happens when Muslims lose love for ALLAH?

    1. They get rich

    2. They progress in science

    3. They become divided and weak

    4. They win wars

  11. How does Barry describe the broken jug?

    1. Big mess

    2. Hard to see

    3. Precious antique

    4. Easy to fix

  12. He will be _____ his lesson.

    1. Learn

    2. Learning

    3. Learns

    4. Learnt

Q2. Short questions (Attempt any 8 of 12 · 8 × 2 = 16)

  1. Why are the Muslims' ranks broken?

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

  3. Why does the poet claim that having no faith is "worse than slavery"?

  4. What is the main conflict in the play?

  5. What is the impact of a weak spiritual life, according to the poem?

  6. How does Barry react upon entering and seeing Darry?

  7. What does the poet mean by "music of strange lands bends with Islam's fire"?

  8. What does the play say about respect in relationships?

  9. Do you agree with Allama Muhammad Iqbal's diagnosis of modern spiritual problems? Why?

  10. What new disaster strikes while they're dealing with the lamp issue?

  11. What is the poet's final hope for the Muslim Ummah?

  12. What are the key features of the kitchen described in the passage?

Q3. Long questions (Attempt any 3 of 4 · 3 × 4 = 12)

  1. Write a letter to your friend inquiring about his/her health and general well-being.

  2. Music of the strange lands with Islam's fire blends,

    On which the nation's harmony depends;

    Empty of concord is the soul Europe,

    Whose civilization to no Makkah bends.

  3. 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!

  4. A rolling stone gathers no moss