Class 12 English Question Paper Semester 3 / Class 12 English Third Semester Question Paper pdf

Class 12 English Question Paper Semester 3 / Class 12 English Third Semester Question Paper pdf

Class 12 English Question Paper Semester 3

Class – 12  Sub – English   Time – 1 Hour    F.M – 30

1 . The hair of the basket selling girl was –

(A) grey and curly (B) shiny and black (C) Short and red (D) disheveled and wrinkled

Ans – (B) shiny and black

2 . The narrator paid the girl for buying a basket from her –

(A) 50 Paise (B) 5 Paise (C) 10 Rupees (D) 1 Rupee

Ans – (D) 1 Rupee

3 . The distance between Deoli and Dehra was –

(A) 25 Miles (B) 30 Miles (C) 40 Miles (D) 20 Miles

Ans – (B) 30 Miles

4 . The Narrator met the girl at Deoli –

(A) On a cold morning (B) On a cold evening (C) in a hot summer afternoon (D) in autumn morning

Ans – (A) On a cold morning

5 . The Narrator reached Deoli station by train –

(A) at about 6 am (B) at 5 am (C) at about 5 am (D) at about 5 pm

Ans – (C) at about 5 am

6. One of the forebears of Kalam’s mother was awarded by the British the title of –

(A) Bahadur (B) Raibahadur (C) Padmashree (D) Bharat Ratna

Ans – (A) Bahadur

7. The ancestral house of APJ Abdul Kalam was a fairly large pucca house which was made of –

(A) Cement and brick (B) Limestone and brick (C) Clay and brick (D) Sand and brick

Ans – (B) Limestone and brick

8. Abdul Kalam’s ancestral house was built in the –

(A) Middle of the 19th century (B) Late 19th century (C) Early 20th century (D) Early 19th century

Ans – (A) Middle of the 19th century

9.  Kalam accepted that his childhood was a/an very  –

(A) Insecure (B) Uncertain (C) Painful (D) Secure

Ans – (D) Secure

10. Abdul Kalam’s father would convey complex spiritual concepts in simple down-to-earth –

(A) Arabic (B) Urdu (C) Tamil (D) Telegu

Ans – (C) Tamil

11. The story ‘The Bet’ was written by –

(A) William Wordsworth (B) Rabindranath Tagore (C) Swami Vivekananda (D) Anton Chekov

Ans – (D) Anton Chekov

12. There was a bet in the party between –

(A) The lawyer and the journalist (B) The banker and the doctor (C) the banker and the lawyer (D) The lawyer and the doctor

Ans – (C) the banker and the lawyer

13. The punishment the lawyer proposed to choose was  –

(A) Short imprisonment (B) Death sentence (C) Capital punishment (D) Life imprisonment

Ans – (D) Life imprisonment

14. The lawyer was imprisoned on –

(A) November 14, 1885 (B) November 4, 1870 (C) November 14, 1870 (D) November 10, 1875

Ans – (C) November 14, 1870

15. How many shots were fired in the garden to fulfil the prisoner’s desire ? –

(A) One (B) Two (C) Six (D) Three

Ans – (B) Two

16. The season mentioned in the poem ‘Our Casuarina Tree ’ is –

(A) Summer (B) Winter (C) Autumn (D) Spring

Ans – (B) Winter

17. The creature described as wrapping around the tree is –

(A) A squirrel (B) A monkey (C) A python (D) A Tree

Ans – (C) A python

18. What type of the flowers are seen on the tree in the poem ‘Our Casuarina Tree’ ? –

(A) Red roses (B) White lilies (C) Blue bells (D) Crimson blooms

Ans – (D) Crimson blooms

19. The baboon’s young offspring is described as –

(A) Weak but agile (B) Short and strong (C) Small and weak (D) Active and agile

Ans – (C) Small and weak

20. The trunk of the tree in “Our Casuarina Tree’ is –

(A) Rough (B) Soft (C) Slender (D) Polished

Ans – (A) Rough

21. The poem ‘Ulysses’ was composed by –

(A) T.S. Eliot (B) W.B. Years (C) Thomas Hardy (D) Alfred Lord Tennyson

Ans – (D) Alfred Lord Tennyson

22.  The poem ‘Ulysses’ is a/an –

(A) Ode (B) Ballad (C) Dramatic monologue (C) Epic

Ans – (C) Dramatic monologue

23. The name of the Ulysses’s son was  –

(A) Telemachus (B) Achilles (C) Ulysses (D) Theseus

Ans – (A) Telemachus

24. ‘You and I are old’ – here ‘You and I’ refers to –

(A) Ulysses and his wife (B) Ulysses and his co-mariners (C) Ulysses and Telemachus (D) Ulysses and the great Roman heroes

Ans – (B) Ulysses and his co-mariners

25. Ulysses on his adventures had been to –

(A) One country (B) Two countries (C) Three countries (D) Various countries

Ans – (D) Various countries

26. There was nothing mystic about prayer. (Correct the error) –

(A) mystical (B) mysterious (C) mystery (D) myster

Ans – (B) mysterious

27. The banker expected, “I will hear footsteps and a cry of astonishment.” The Indirect speech of the sentence is –

(A) The banker expected that he would hear footsteps and a cry of astonishment.

(B) The banker expected that he should hear footsteps and a cry of astonishment.

(C) The banker expected that he shall hear footsteps and a cry of astonishment.

(D) The banker expected that he will hear footsteps and a cry of astonishment.

Ans – (A) The banker expected that he would hear footsteps and a cry of astonishment.

28. I was at college. I used to spend my summer vacations in Dehra, at my grandmother’s place. (Join the sentences into a simple sentence) –

(A) During my college days, I used to spend my summer vacations in Dehra, at my grandmother’s place.

(B) I was at college, I used to spend my summer vacations in Dehra, at my grandmother’s place.

(B) At college, I used to spend my summer vacations in Dehra, at my grandmother’s place.

(D) At college days, I spent my summer vacations in Dehra at my grandmother’s place.

Ans – (A) During my college days, I used to spend my summer vacations in Dehra, at my grandmother’s place.

29. As the train gathered speed and rushed through the forests, I sat brooding in front of the window. (Split the sentence into simple sentences) –

(A) I sat brooding in front of the window. The train gathered speed. It rushed through the forests.

(B) I was sat brood in front of the window. The train was gathered speed and rushed through the forests.

(C) I had sat brooding in front of the window. The train had gathered speed and rushed through the forests.

(D) I had been sitting brooding in front of the window. The train was gathering speed and rushed through the forests.

Ans – (A) I sat brooding in front of the window. The train gathered speed. It rushed through the forests.

30. The banker thought, ‘I shall be utterly ruined.’ (Indirect speech) –

(A) The banker thought of his utter ruin.

(B) The banker thought that he would be utterly ruined.

(C) The banker thought that I shall be utterly ruined.

(D) The banker asked if he would be utterly ruined.

Ans – (B) The banker thought that he would be utterly ruined.

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