अभ्यास सेट 3: अंग्रेज़ी पूर्ण प्रश्न पत्र
पूर्णांक: 100 · कुल समय: 3 घंटे 15 मिनट (इसमें 15 मिनट प्रश्न ध्यान से पढ़ने के लिए अलग से हैं)
निर्देश
- प्रश्न पत्र के दो खंड हैं: खंड-अ (Section A) और खंड-ब (Section B)।
- खंड-अ में 100 वस्तुनिष्ठ प्रश्न हैं। इनमें से कोई 50 कीजिए, हर प्रश्न 1 अंक का है। 50 से ज़्यादा उत्तर देने पर पहले 50 ही जाँचे जाएँगे।
- खंड-ब में 11 वर्णनात्मक प्रश्न हैं। प्रश्नों के भीतर दिए विकल्प ध्यान से देखिए। प्रश्न 6 से 11 में से कोई तीन ही करने हैं।
- उत्तर अंग्रेज़ी में, जहाँ तक हो सके अपने शब्दों में लिखिए।
अभ्यास का तरीका: पहले दो सेट जैसा ही रखिए: घड़ी, एक बैठक, खंड-अ क्विज़ में और खंड-ब कॉपी में। जाँच के लिए अगला पृष्ठ "अभ्यास सेट 3: उत्तर और हल" खोलिए।
SECTION A (Objective Type Questions)
Questions 1 to 100 have four options, out of which only one is correct. Attempt any 50 questions. 50 × 1 = 50
Instruction: Questions 1 to 60 are based on prescribed texts.
1. "They tell me there's an aeroplane now that goes at 1,000 miles an hour. Now that's too fast!" Who says this in 'The Pace for Living'?
(A) The author's wife
(B) A pilot in London
(C) An elderly corn-merchant in a play
(D) The hero of a film
2. In 'God Made the Country', the poet speaks to those who are 'borne about in chariots and sedans'. They are the _.
(A) town-dwellers
(B) villagers
(C) farmers
(D) soldiers
3. "Tell him we'll pay him after the harvest, not right now." Who says this in 'January Night'?
(A) Halku
(B) The landlord
(C) Munni
(D) A neighbour
4. Who uses the words 'nose pollution' in 'Me and the Ecology Bit'?
(A) Jim
(B) Ms. Greene
(C) Mr. Williams
(D) Mr. Johnson
5. In 'Ode on Solitude', the happy man gets his attire from his _.
(A) herds
(B) flocks
(C) fields
(D) trees
6. In 'Allergy', who woke up one morning with an itching sensation of pain all over his body?
(A) Ram Shankar
(B) Dr. Rana S. P. Singh
(C) Prem Shankar
(D) Ramdhyan Singh
7. When the author found the wounded baby squirrel, who said that he would not survive and should be left alone?
(A) The gardener
(B) A doctor
(C) Everyone around her
(D) The author herself
8. Durga Prasad Panda, the poet of 'Polythene Bag', is primarily a _.
(A) doctor
(B) linguist
(C) painter
(D) journalist
9. "Execution kills instantly, life imprisonment kills by degrees." Who says this in 'The Bet'?
(A) The banker
(B) The young lawyer
(C) One of the journalists
(D) The watchman
10. According to Satyajit Ray, who will tell you about 'that mysterious entity, the mass'?
(A) The technicians
(B) The producers
(C) The directors
(D) The film critics
11. Who is the speaker in 'Thinner than a Crescent'?
(A) A friend of Radha
(B) Radha herself
(C) Lord Krishna
(D) Radha's mother
12. "Id is an Ardt!" Who says this in 'Quality'?
(A) The author
(B) The author's father
(C) The young man in the shop
(D) Mr. Gessler
13. Alexander Aris, who delivered the Acceptance Speech in Oslo, was Aung San Suu Kyi's _.
(A) husband
(B) brother
(C) secretary
(D) son
14. "O Kalpaka, I seek your aid." In 'The Empty Heart', Kalpaka is _.
(A) the god of wealth
(B) the rich man's servant
(C) the Wish-yielding Tree
(D) a goldsmith
15. Who used to say about Sun, "He's a perfect little ton of bricks"?
(A) Father
(B) Cook
(C) The fat man who came to dinner on Sundays
(D) The little grey man
16. "Old woman, I hold in my hand a bird. Tell me whether it is living or dead." Who says this?
(A) The old woman
(B) One of the young visitors
(C) A guru soothing restless children
(D) The girl at the inn
17. "The Fire of Love has charred my wings, and made me anew." Who says this?
(A) The Koel
(B) The poet
(C) The Beloved
(D) The mango tree
18. In 'Two Horizons', the first letter is written by _.
(A) the mother to her daughter
(B) the daughter to her mother
(C) the father to his daughter
(D) the daughter to her husband
19. Humayun Kabir was a Cabinet Minister during the prime ministership of _.
(A) Jawaharlal Nehru
(B) Indira Gandhi
(C) Lal Bahadur Shastri
(D) Rajiv Gandhi
20. In 'The Sleeping Porter', who is searching for nettles and vines?
(A) The mother in the hut
(B) The porter
(C) The porter's son
(D) A shepherd
21. "If I become an IAS officer, dearie, I'll marry you." Who says this?
(A) The girl's husband
(B) The girl's father
(C) The girl
(D) The narrator
22. "Don't go in so, Malasha, your mother will scold you." Who says this?
(A) Akoulya
(B) Akoulya's mother
(C) Malasha's mother
(D) Akoulya's grandmother
23. In the poem 'Martha', Martha's eyes were _.
(A) dark brown
(B) bright blue
(C) clear grey
(D) green
24. In the cinema, who explains to the author that there are three girls in the film?
(A) His son
(B) The man sitting next to him
(C) His wife
(D) The hero of the film
25. According to Cowper, which bird departs 'scar'd' because of the songs of the town?
(A) The nightingale
(B) The koel
(C) The sparrow
(D) The thrush
26. Halku says to Jabra, "We mustn't tell _ tomorrow or there'll be a row."
(A) the landlord
(B) Munni
(C) his mother
(D) the village head
27. Who asks Jim to pick up the gum wrapper that he had thrown on the lawn?
(A) Mr. Williams
(B) Jim's mother
(C) Mr. Johnson
(D) Ms. Greene
28. The speaker in 'Ode on Solitude' wishes to die _.
(A) famous
(B) in a palace
(C) unlamented
(D) on a battlefield
29. Dr. Rana S. P. Singh, the writer of 'Allergy', is the third son of a _.
(A) doctor
(B) school teacher
(C) farmer
(D) police inspector
30. During the author's illness, Gillu's moving away from her pillow seemed like the going away of _.
(A) a doctor
(B) a mother
(C) a guest
(D) a nurse or an attendant
31. According to the poem, a polythene bag pollutes the environment when it is _.
(A) touched
(B) left to itself
(C) burnt
(D) torn
32. "It's better to live somehow than not to live at all." Who says this?
(A) The banker
(B) One of the journalists
(C) The watchman
(D) The young lawyer
33. According to Satyajit Ray, who will blame the tools?
(A) The technicians
(B) The producers
(C) The actors
(D) The audience
34. In the poem, the words 'O Madhava' are addressed to _.
(A) Radha's father
(B) the crescent moon
(C) Radha's friend
(D) Lord Krishna
35. In the shop of Gessler Brothers, who would reply, "I will ask my brudder"?
(A) Mr. Gessler
(B) Mr. Gessler's elder brother
(C) The author
(D) A young Englishman
36. In the Acceptance Speech, Aris recalls whose words that humanity can no longer be tragically bound to the starless midnight of racism and war?
(A) Mahatma Gandhi
(B) Martin Luther King Jr.
(C) Javier Perez de Cuellar
(D) Nelson Mandela
37. In 'The Empty Heart', who added an eighth, half-full pot to the rich man's gift?
(A) The Tree
(B) The rich man's wife
(C) The demon Desire
(D) A neighbour
38. At the party, the only man that Sun really liked was _.
(A) a little grey man with long grey whiskers
(B) a fat man with a pink head
(C) the white-faced man at the piano
(D) the man in a cap like a blancmange
39. "Finally, I trust you now." Who says this at the end of 'Once Upon a Time'?
(A) One of the young visitors
(B) The boy with the lamp
(C) The old woman
(D) The girl at the inn
40. In 'Koel', the flaming soul of the Koel asks:
(A) "Where? where is my Beloved?"
(B) "What lightning fell?"
(C) "Why are the roses on fire?"
(D) "Who made the garden green?"
41. "Daughter, don't be afraid. No one can live on in this world in fear." Who said this, and when?
(A) The father, before going to his office
(B) The grandmother, after a quarrel
(C) The daughter's husband, after the wedding
(D) Ma, when the daughter was leaving home
42. According to Humayun Kabir, with the possible exception of the _, no civilization can bear comparison with the civilization of India in volume and duration.
(A) Greeks
(B) Romans
(C) Egyptians
(D) Chinese
43. The poet calls the porter 'the proud conqueror of _'.
(A) the king
(B) nature
(C) the city
(D) the night
44. "Meet my husband! How strange, he wanted to be a journalist." Who says this?
(A) The narrator
(B) The girl
(C) The narrator's wife
(D) The girl's mother
45. "What are you beating my girl for?" Who says this?
(A) Akoulya's mother
(B) Akoulya's grandmother
(C) Akoulya
(D) Malasha's mother
46. While Martha told her stories, the listeners _.
(A) sat with their hands clasped round their knees
(B) danced in a ring
(C) lolled on their elbows and stared at ease
(D) slept on the grass
47. Who says with a contented smile, "But I won't have to sleep nights out here in the cold"?
(A) Munni
(B) Halku
(C) The landlord
(D) A neighbour
48. "So who watches TV twenty-seven hours a day around here?" Who says this to Jim?
(A) Ms. Greene
(B) His father
(C) Mr. Johnson
(D) His mother
49. "The state is not God. It has no right to take away that which it cannot give back." Who says this in 'The Bet'?
(A) The banker
(B) The young lawyer
(C) The watchman
(D) One of the guests
50. 'Kalpana', which Ray praises as 'an inimitable and highly individual experiment', was made by _.
(A) IPTA
(B) Satyajit Ray
(C) Shankar
(D) Premchand
51. "You ask her one thing, / She speaks of another." Here 'her' refers to _.
(A) Radha's friend
(B) Radha's mother
(C) Radha
(D) the crescent
52. Who told the author that Mr. Gessler had starved himself to death?
(A) Mr. Gessler's elder brother
(B) A young man with an English face
(C) A doctor
(D) The author's father
53. According to Aris, the United Nations welcomed a statement on the significance of the award made by _.
(A) Martin Luther King Jr.
(B) the King of Norway
(C) the people of Burma
(D) Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar
54. Driven by the demon Desire, the rich man said 'good-bye' to his _.
(A) mother, wife and children
(B) friends and neighbours
(C) servants
(D) teachers
55. In 'Sun and Moon', Minnie is the _.
(A) cook
(B) nurse
(C) housemaid
(D) mother
56. In the story told by the children, the boy who steps out of the inn carries a lamp and a jug of warm _.
(A) milk
(B) cider
(C) water
(D) tea
57. "Thy high-pitched strains wake in my soul a thousand memories!" Here 'my' refers to _.
(A) the Koel
(B) the poet
(C) the Beloved
(D) the mango tree
58. "I don't forget what I hear once. Is it necessary for you to remind me?" In 'Two Horizons', who said this gruffly?
(A) The daughter's father
(B) The daughter's husband
(C) The daughter's grandmother
(D) The daughter
59. "Thanks, but for you I would not have got her." Who says this to the narrator?
(A) The girl's husband
(B) The girl's father
(C) The narrator's wife
(D) The girl
60. "Are you not ashamed of yourselves?" To whom does Akoulya's grandmother say this?
(A) The two little girls
(B) Malasha's mother only
(C) The men who were about to fight
(D) The children of the village
Direction: Questions 61 to 67: Choose the most suitable preposition.
61. My uncle has worked in this bank _ 2015.
(A) for
(B) since
(C) from
(D) by
62. Little children are often afraid _ the dark.
(A) of
(B) from
(C) with
(D) by
63. The boy insisted _ going to the fair alone.
(A) at
(B) for
(C) in
(D) on
64. This cloth is inferior _ that one.
(A) than
(B) from
(C) to
(D) of
65. Keep this secret _ you and me.
(A) among
(B) with
(C) between
(D) in
66. Bihar is famous _ its rich history.
(A) for
(B) of
(C) with
(D) by
67. Please finish this work _ Monday.
(A) since
(B) by
(C) from
(D) at
Direction: Questions 68 to 71: Choose the correct synonym or antonym.
68. Choose the correct synonym of 'Rapid':
(A) Slow
(B) Silent
(C) Simple
(D) Swift
69. Choose the correct antonym of 'Ascend':
(A) Descend
(B) Climb
(C) Rise
(D) Mount
70. Choose the correct synonym of 'Courage':
(A) Fear
(B) Anger
(C) Bravery
(D) Pride
71. Choose the correct antonym of 'Humble':
(A) Polite
(B) Proud
(C) Simple
(D) Modest
Direction: Questions 72 to 77: Choose the correct option (active/passive voice).
72. Choose the passive voice of: The gardener waters the plants.
(A) The plants were watered by the gardener.
(B) The plants are watered by the gardener.
(C) The plants is watered by the gardener.
(D) The plants have been watered by the gardener.
73. Choose the active voice of: The window was broken by the boy.
(A) The boy broke the window.
(B) The boy has broken the window.
(C) The boy breaks the window.
(D) The boy was breaking the window.
74. Choose the passive voice of: Shut the gate.
(A) Let the gate be shut.
(B) Let the gate shut.
(C) The gate is shut.
(D) Let the gate is shut.
75. Choose the passive voice of: The children are flying kites.
(A) Kites are flown by the children.
(B) Kites were being flown by the children.
(C) Kites are being flew by the children.
(D) Kites are being flown by the children.
76. Choose the active voice of: The song will be sung by Rekha.
(A) Rekha would sing the song.
(B) Rekha will sing the song.
(C) Rekha will sang the song.
(D) Rekha sings the song.
77. Choose the passive voice of: Who has eaten the mangoes?
(A) By whom has the mangoes been eaten?
(B) By whom the mangoes have been eaten?
(C) By whom have the mangoes been eaten?
(D) By whom were the mangoes eaten?
Direction: Questions 78 to 83: Choose the correct modal.
78. You _ not smoke here. It is against the rules.
(A) ought
(B) must
(C) used
(D) needs
79. The boy is so timid that he _ not speak before his teacher.
(A) ought
(B) used
(C) dare
(D) needs
80. Students _ to obey the rules of the school.
(A) ought
(B) should
(C) must
(D) can
81. You _ not buy a new pen. You can use mine.
(A) need
(B) ought
(C) used
(D) has
82. My grandmother _ to tell us stories every night.
(A) ought
(B) would
(C) must
(D) used
83. Birds _ fly, but fish cannot.
(A) ought
(B) can
(C) used
(D) needs
Direction: Questions 84 to 87: Choose the correct form of verb.
84. Honesty always _ in the end.
(A) paid
(B) pays
(C) is paying
(D) has paid
85. I _ him at the station yesterday.
(A) meet
(B) have met
(C) had met
(D) met
86. This time tomorrow, we _ to Delhi.
(A) travelled
(B) are travelled
(C) will be travelling
(D) had travelled
87. If you work hard, you _ the examination.
(A) will pass
(B) passed
(C) would passed
(D) had passed
Direction: Questions 88 to 90: Choose the correct translation.
88. Choose the correct translation: मेरे पिताजी एक किसान हैं।
(A) My father is a farmer.
(B) My father was a farmer.
(C) My father are a farmer.
(D) My father is farmer.
89. Choose the correct translation: Health is wealth.
(A) धन ही स्वास्थ्य है।
(B) स्वास्थ्य ही धन है।
(C) स्वास्थ्य धन से अच्छा था।
(D) स्वस्थ रहना धन कमाना है।
90. Choose the correct translation: वह रोज़ सुबह टहलने जाता है।
(A) He went for a walk every morning.
(B) He is go for a walk every morning.
(C) He goes for a walk every morning.
(D) He going for a walk every morning.
Direction: Questions 91 to 95: Choose the correct spelling.
91. Choose the correct spelling:
(A) Achieve
(B) Acheive
(C) Achive
(D) Atchieve
92. Choose the correct spelling:
(A) Febuary
(B) Februery
(C) Febraury
(D) February
93. Choose the correct spelling:
(A) Nieghbour
(B) Neighbour
(C) Neighbur
(D) Naighbour
94. Choose the correct spelling:
(A) Separate
(B) Seperate
(C) Saparate
(D) Separete
95. Choose the correct spelling:
(A) Tommorow
(B) Tomorow
(C) Tomorrow
(D) Tommorrow
Direction: Questions 96 to 100: Choose the correct option (direct/indirect speech).
96. Choose the indirect speech of: Sita said to me, "I am going to the market."
(A) Sita told me that I was going to the market.
(B) Sita told me that she was going to the market.
(C) Sita said to me that she is going to the market.
(D) Sita told me that she has gone to the market.
97. Choose the indirect speech of: The mother said to her son, "Do not swim in the river."
(A) The mother told her son not to swim in the river.
(B) The mother told her son do not swim in the river.
(C) The mother told her son that not to swim in the river.
(D) The mother asked her son that he did not swim in the river.
98. Choose the indirect speech of: The old man said to me, "May you live long!"
(A) The old man said that may I live long.
(B) The old man prayed that I may live long.
(C) The old man prayed that I might live long.
(D) The old man prayed that he might live long.
99. Choose the direct speech of: Mohan told me that he would visit me the next day.
(A) Mohan said to me, "I will visit you tomorrow."
(B) Mohan said to me, "I would visit you the next day."
(C) Mohan said to me, "He will visit me tomorrow."
(D) Mohan said to me, "I will visit you the next day."
100. Choose the indirect speech of: He said to his friend, "Will you help me tomorrow?"
(A) He asked his friend if he will help him tomorrow.
(B) He told his friend that will he help him the next day.
(C) He asked his friend would he help me the next day.
(D) He asked his friend if he would help him the next day.
SECTION B (Descriptive Type Questions)
1. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow: (7 अंक)
Sir C. V. Raman was one of the greatest scientists of India. He was born on 7 November 1888 at Tiruchirappalli in Tamil Nadu. He was a very bright student and finished college at a young age.
Once, during a sea voyage back from Europe, Raman looked at the deep blue colour of the Mediterranean Sea and wondered why the sea is blue. He began to study how light behaves when it passes through water, ice and other materials. On 28 February 1928, he discovered that light changes a little when it is scattered by molecules. This discovery is known as the Raman Effect.
In 1930, he received the Nobel Prize in Physics. He was the first Asian to win a Nobel Prize in science. India gave him the Bharat Ratna in 1954. Every year, 28 February is celebrated as National Science Day in his honour.
Questions:
(i) Where was C. V. Raman born? (1)
(ii) What made Raman curious during his sea voyage? (2)
(iii) What is the Raman Effect? (2)
(iv) How has India honoured Raman? (2)
OR
Every winter, many beautiful birds come to the lakes, ponds and rivers of Bihar. They are called migratory birds. Some of them fly thousands of kilometres from cold places like Siberia and Mongolia. In those places, the lakes freeze in winter and the birds cannot find food. So they come to our warmer land, where they find water, small fish, insects and water plants.
These birds travel in large groups and often follow the same route every year. Scientists believe that they use the sun, the stars and the shape of the land to find their way. When spring comes, they fly back to their homes to lay eggs.
Sadly, the number of these birds is going down. Some people hunt them, and many wetlands are being filled up for farming and building. We must protect our lakes and ponds and never harm these winter guests.
Questions:
(i) What are migratory birds? (1)
(ii) Why do these birds leave their homes in winter? (2)
(iii) How do they find their way, according to scientists? (2)
(iv) Why is the number of these birds going down? (2)
2. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow: (7 अंक)
Gudiya lived in a village near Darbhanga. To reach her school, she had to cross a small bamboo bridge over a stream. One morning in the rainy season, the stream was flowing fast and the water was muddy. As Gudiya stepped on the bridge, she heard a cracking sound. She looked down and saw that two bamboo poles in the middle were broken.
Gudiya stepped back at once. She knew that many children and farmers would soon come that way. She tied her red dupatta to a tree at the end of the bridge as a warning. Then she stood there and stopped everyone who came.
After some time, the village head arrived. When he saw the broken poles, he thanked Gudiya. That very day, the villagers repaired the bridge with new bamboo. At the school assembly the next week, the headmaster praised Gudiya for her presence of mind, and everyone clapped for her.
Questions:
(i) How did Gudiya reach her school? (1)
(ii) What did Gudiya notice when she stepped on the bridge? (2)
(iii) How did Gudiya warn the people? (2)
(iv) Who praised Gudiya, and why? (2)
OR
Curd is a part of almost every meal in Bihar. Many families make it at home every day. But have you ever wondered how milk turns into curd?
The secret lies in tiny living things called bacteria. Not all bacteria are harmful. Some of them, like Lactobacillus, are our friends. When we add a spoonful of old curd to warm milk, we add millions of these bacteria to it. They feed on the sugar present in milk, which is called lactose, and change it into lactic acid. This acid makes the milk thick and gives curd its sour taste.
Bacteria grow best in warm conditions. That is why milk sets into curd quickly in summer but takes much longer in winter. In cold weather, people often keep the pot in a warm corner of the kitchen. Curd is also good for health. It is easy to digest, and its friendly bacteria help our stomach work well.
Questions:
(i) What is the sugar present in milk called? (1)
(ii) How do bacteria turn milk into curd? (2)
(iii) Why does milk set into curd quickly in summer? (2)
(iv) Why is curd good for health? (2)
3. Read the following poem carefully and answer the questions that follow: (6 अंक)
What is pink? a rose is pink
By the fountain's brink.
What is red? a poppy's red
In its barley bed.
What is blue? the sky is blue
Where the clouds float thro'.
What is white? a swan is white
Sailing in the light.
What is yellow? pears are yellow,
Rich and ripe and mellow.
What is green? the grass is green,
With small flowers between.
What is violet? clouds are violet
In the summer twilight.
What is orange? why, an orange,
Just an orange!
(Christina Rossetti)
Questions:
(i) According to the poem, what is pink and what is red? (2)
(ii) How does the poet describe the swan and the pears? (2)
(iii) Why does the poet end with 'Just an orange!'? (2)
OR
My Mother's Hands
Before the sun peeps through the trees,
My mother's hands are never at ease;
They light the fire and sweep the floor,
And hang the washing by the door.
They mend my shirt and comb my hair,
They lift my little brother with care;
At night, when stars are shining bright,
They hold the lamp and give me light.
Though rough and worn, to me they seem
The gentlest hands I have ever seen.
Questions:
(i) What do the mother's hands do before sunrise? (2)
(ii) How do the mother's hands take care of the speaker and the little brother? (2)
(iii) Why does the speaker call the rough hands 'the gentlest hands'? (2)
4. Answer any five of the following questions: (10 अंक)
(i) Why did Jim's mother speak to him in a cold voice?
(ii) What did the blind old woman say to the young visitors about the bird?
(iii) How did the quarrel between the two mothers begin?
(iv) According to Aris, in whose name does Suu Kyi accept the Nobel Peace Prize, and why?
(v) Why does the poet compare 'hurt' with a polythene bag?
(vi) What happens to the listeners as Martha's voice runs on?
(vii) Who is the speaker in 'Thinner than a Crescent' and what does the speaker report?
(viii) How did Jabra show his sense of duty in the field?
(ix) What did the banker do after reading the lawyer's letter?
(x) Why did the narrator decide to say goodbye to the girl he loved?
5. Write a paragraph on any one of the following in about 60-70 words: (5 अंक)
(i) My Hobby
(ii) Science in Our Daily Life
(iii) A Visit to a Historical Place
(iv) Computer in Our Life
(v) Early to Bed and Early to Rise
Direction: Questions 6 to 11: Answer any three. 3 × 5 = 15
6. You are Ritika Raj, the Secretary of the Literary Club of Rajkiya Uchch Vidyalaya, Siwan. Write a notice in about 60-70 words inviting students to take part in an inter-house debate competition. (5 अंक)
7. You are Manish Kumar, a reporter for a local newspaper in Ara. A severe storm hit the town yesterday evening. Write a report on the damage caused by the storm. (5 अंक)
8. You are Pallavi Kumari, a student of Class X-B of Rajkiya Kanya Uchch Vidyalaya, Darbhanga. Write an application to your Principal requesting her to grant you three days' leave to attend your elder sister's wedding. (5 अंक)
9. You are Amit, living in a hostel in Gaya. Write a letter to your younger brother Sumit advising him to take part in games and sports along with his studies. (5 अंक)
10. You are Kavita. Write a speech in about 60-70 words on 'Say No to Plastic' to be delivered in your school assembly. (5 अंक)
11. You are Sachin. Your friend Sunil is not at home. Write a message in about 30-40 words for him, telling him that the inter-school cricket match has been postponed from Saturday to Sunday because of rain. (5 अंक)