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SECTION “B” (Short Answer Question) Marks: 40
NOTE: Attempt Ten part-questions from this section, selecting at least Two part questions from each sub-section. All questions carry equal marks.
SUB-SECTION I (PROSE)
2.
(i) How does Martin Luther King describe the current conditions of African Americans, despite the promises made a century earlier?
(ii) In your opinion, is happiness more dependent on internal attitude or external circumstances? Explain.
(iii) Do you think Pahom was pushing himself too hard while walking to cover as much land as possible? How?
(iv) How does climate change affect water availability in different regions?
SUB-SECTION II (POETRY)
(v) Why does the poet consider “Triumph and Disaster” as "impostors" in “If”? Justify with some reasons.
(vi) Write down the message of the poem “Sur Sasui (Hussaini)”
(vii) What do the 'entrances' and the 'exits' represent in the poem “Seven stages of life”?
(viii) How does Ulysses motivate his companions to sail once again and why?
SUB-SECTION III (NOVEL)
(ix) What surprising confession does Pip's convict make to the soldiers, and why do you think he did it?
(x) What is unusual about Miss Havisham's appearance and lifestyle, and how do these reflect her past?
(xi) What role does Miss Havisham play in Pip's apprenticeship, and how does this impact his expectations for the future?
(xii) Who unexpectedly visits Pip in London, and what shocking revelation does this person share?
SUB-SECTION IV (GRAMMAR)
(xiii) Change the following compound sentences into complex sentences
(i) It was very cold, so I wore a sweater.
(ii) I wanted to go for a walk, but it started raining.
(iii) We went to the park, and we enjoyed the sunshine.
(iv) You must practice well, or you will not be able to perform well.
(xiv) Use any Two of the following idioms in your sentences:
jump out of the frying pan into the fire; throw someone a curve ball; fall into the trap; back to the drawing board; all that glitters is not gold; by fit and starts
(xv) Change the voices of the following sentences
(i) You can build character through consistent effort.
(ii) The work will be completed by them soon.
(iii) The cake was baked by her.
(iv) She is teaching the children.
(xvi) Match any four phrases of Column “A” with their meaning in column “B”.
| Column “A” | Column “B” |
|---|---|
| by himself | managing |
| took down | with much detail |
| at once | all alone |
| getting on | write |
| at great length | immediately |
Section C (Detailed –Answer Question) (40) Marks
NOTE: Answer all questions from this section.
All questions carry equal marks.
3.
Write down the character sketch of “Abel Magwitch (Provis)” OR “Mrs. Joe Gargery”
—OR— Give the critical appreciation of the poem, ‘The Age of infancy’.
4.
Read the following questions and write an analytical essay on the following topics.
(i) Copy-culture in examination halls has adverse effects on the society. Write an essay and discuss how the copy culture has derailed the young generation from their academic and career goals of life. Support your answer with three specific reasons or examples along with suggestions to curb the copy culture.
(ii) Analyzing the Effects of Globalization on Local Cultures in Karachi
(iii) The Impact of Renewable Energy Sources on Karachi’s Power Grid
5.
Draft a covering letter along with a CV for the post of Data Analyst at Quality Enhancement Cell. Young, self-motivated, and co- operative candidates having 16 year education in Statistics and minimum 2 year experience as Data Analyst in a public or private sector.”
6.
Translate the following paragraph into Urdu or Sindhi considering expression and clarity.
Education is the foundation of a bright future. It helps individuals gain knowledge, develop skills, and become responsible citizens. In today’s world, education is more important than ever because it opens doors to better job opportunities and personal growth. A good education also helps people understand their rights and duties. Schools and teachers play a vital role in guiding students towards success. Parents should also support their children’s learning at home. Education is not just about studying; it is about learning how to think, analyse, and solve problems. A well-educated nation can progress faster and face challenges confidently. Therefore, every child should have access to quality education. It’s the key to a prosperous and peaceful society.
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