HS ABTA TEST PAPER 2024 PAGE 154
HS ABTA TEST PAPER 2024
HS ABTA PAGE 154 2024
PROSE
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(i) Who was the bearded man in "Three Questions"?
Ans: In "Three Questions" the bearded man was the brother of the man whom the Tsar had killed and seized his property.
(ii) How many beds did the Tsar dig?
Ans: The Tsar had dug two beds.
(iii) Where was the narrator going, in the story The "Eyes Have It"?
Ans: The narrator was going to Mussoorie in the story The "Eyes Have It"?
(iv) Who are formidable creatures, according to the narrator in the story "The Eyes Have It?"
Ans: According to the narrator, aunts are usually formidable creatures in the story "The Eyes Have It".
(v) What made Roger loose his balance?
Ans: His weight and the weight of Mrs Jones's purse made Roger loose his balance.
(vi) Where did Mrs. Jones work?
Ans:Mrs. Jones worked in a hotel beauty shop.
(vii) What does adversity offer us, according to Kalam?
Ans: According to Kalam, adversity offers us
opportunities for introspection.
(viii) How does Kalam describe his appearance?
Ans: Kalam describes his appearance by saying that he is a short boy with undistinguished looks.
POETRY
(ix) What does the phrase 'anchoring earth'refer to?
(x) What are the final steps of killing a tree?
Ans: The final steps of killing a tree are uprooting, scorching, choking, browning, hardening, twisting and withering.
(xi) Where are the feet of the soldier?
Ans: The feet of the soldier are among some flower.
(xii) What do the 'humming insects' denote?
Ans: The humming insects denote the tiny creatures who would not disturb the dead soldier.
(xiii) Why will the 'eternal summer' of the Poet's friend never fade?
Ans: The 'eternal summer' of the Poet's friend will never fade because poet's sonnet/verse will make him eternal.
(xiv) What shakes the darling buds of May?
Ans: Rough wind shakes the darling buds of May.
(xv) Where is the grasshopper seen in summer?
Ans: The grasshopper is seen from hedge to hedge and beneath some pleasant weed in summer.
4. (a) Do as directed :1×6=6
(i) And he did not want to be misunderstood now (Change the voice).
Ans:To be misunderstood was not wanted by him now.
Being misunderstood was not wanted by him now.
(ii) I answered quite confidently (Use noun form of 'confidently').
Ans:I answered with confidence.
(iii) "Did she keep her hair long or short?" I asked. (Change the mode of narration).
Ans:I asked (the girl )if she had kept her hair long or short.
(iv) I have come only to see you. (Make it negative).
Ans:It is not that I have not come only to see you.
I have come none but to see you.❌️
(v) The Tsar was very glad. (Turn into an exclamatory sentence).
Ans: How glad the Tsar was!
(vi) Nature's changing course is untrimmed. (Split into two simple sentences)
Ans: Nature's course is changing. It is untrimmed.
(b) Fill in the blanks with appropriate articles and/or prepositions :1/2×6=3
She was a large woman with a large purse that had everything in it but hammer and nails. It had a long strap, and she carried it slung across her shoulder. It was about eleven O'clock at night.
(c) Correct the error in the following sentence by replacing the underlined word with the right one from the options given below :
I turned from the window and face the girl [Options: faces, facing, faced]
I turned from the window and faced the girl
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6. (a) Write a letter to the editor of an English daily expressing your concern over the high prices of fuel (especially fossil fuel) and its impact on our daily lives. (Within 150 words.)2+8=10
Or, (b) Write a report in about 150 words for your school magazine on the Diamond Jubilee celebration of your school.
Or, (c) Write a precis of the passage given below and add a suitable title :
A keen sense of humour is the hallmark of culture. When a person can crack a joke on himself, he raise himself at once in the estimation of his friends. There are people who can throw jokes at others, but never take one thrown against themselves. This one way traffic is not really a high sense of good humour. It is the essence of humour that there should be gives and takes in the process. Good humour is often the test of tolerance. A fanatic is incapable of good humour. He is tearing others to pieces fearing of getting himself torn all the time. Good humour defeats itself It there is malice in it, or is indulged in to hurt others. A joke should never hurt otherwise it is no joke at all. A joke should make the person who makes it and the person who has to take it, laugh together. That is why tolerance and culture are the source of every good joke.
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