04 2014 ENGLISH AND HINDI (afi - fet) PAPER - IV wea-wa -IV Full Marks : 100 Time :3 Hours quits : 100 ama: 3 Ue Not. wr Questions are divided into two Parts, one English and other Hindi. All questions are compulsory. Marks are indicated against each question. meres at set a Faarar @, oT saa site faa Pea awh er anPrearel & 1 vedas wer a ages afer Ree me B | PART —I: English art - 1: attraft Marks 1. Write an essay on any one : 14 i) Right to Information ii) Impact of Media iii) Cultural heritage of Jharkhand. 2. Read the following passage carefully and make a precise by giving a suitable title also. 12 The great advantage of early rising is the good start, it gives us in our day’s work. The early riser finishes a large amount of work before other men have out ofbed. In the early morning, the mind is fresh and there are few sounds or other distractions so that the work done at this time is generally well done. In many cases, the early riser also finds time to take some exercise in the fresh morning air and this exercise supplies him with a fund of energy that will last until the evening. By beginning so early the early riser knows that he has plenty of time to do his work and is not, therefore tempted to do anything in hurry. He goes to sleep several hours before mid-night at the time. When the sleep is most refreshing and after a night's sound rest rise early next morning in good health. DAC-BOAD P.T.O.04 2 8. Translate the following into English : Pratt aad at et ar sae wee wey A ah saree ae oft A ST Bat 8 | ATTA RE eer fhe ee Sh ears aT aS | tre are fh neh era aT aT Tar fare Tee aT Sere Gi eae Fae ST eae @, ee wrest aT. | TT Te Tes fee aT a FT PET sraeae 7éi @, aft 7 at aea-fafe aT arei-ferwa Fatt ae oftard wedi 8 fe vera Ft ‘wren afta fh St | erat arrereT S afar & fore mee ar afore fire Ba 8 ait eA areca 4 ard ar ete enfrer ee | 4, Write a paraphrase of the following : If the people who are elected are capable and men of character and integrity, then they would be able to make the best ever of a defective constitution. If they are lacking in these, the constitution can not help the country. After all, a constitution like a machine is a lifeless thing. It acquires life because of the men who control it and operate it, and India needs today nothing more than a set of honest men who will have the interest of the country before them. It requires men of strong character, men of vision, men who will not sacrifice the interests of the country at large for the sake of smaller groups and areas. We can only hope that the country will throw up such men in abundance. PART - II : Hindi at: feet 5. “anders we aften—a fee 8 dear” a we frre ferfae | 6. Freaferfenn ar Bator Forfa : aa ae ere oy 8 ars 2 fa aenftrant wa oss & sfa-freas reat & ate sie 7 Aenftrent a wpa sera Tee At wanet afseal & fae aeet at Gea we HoT | ga: AenPrernd A wpe Peter ea canhifcs safer & yet we 1 ae et sik THT Aft—Prdars acat aor qe sez arnftst a annie wa onl se a eer wert wee | gad orerfa Tse ht atrar we arta & Gara 2 | Tats Use es a a & fore aT Fe 8 oq FE Oy fre far alae A seh F afta Geet a wea aT Ree oT aA I sift-féae aedt at arareat ao arate earn en &, free wy@ er ae oT ‘Wfaers—frater ase st vata ae Sar aed a fred fe ae ea eT a one onthe era eT TH STL BS | Tales aT 4 area arte Plat F ae aiAutttr fren 8 Re pattern Ua ade aeat & te arco after oar aS ten 8 faa aieitira ae fea wae | DAC-BOAD 12 4 12‘A 3 04 Marks te 1, Prafatad a7 eat # agare fifa : 2 A criminal act may be committed by a person of his own accord or on the suggestions of another. The person who suggests the commission of a crime called an Abetor or under English Law an accessary. A criminal act may be committed by the person himself or in conjunction with others. Ifa person commits it himself, he is known as the actual offender, who is called under English Law a ‘principal’ in the first degree if he is committed it in conjunction with others, the other participators are known as accomplies distinguished as principals in second degree. 8. Peaferfte an svargare faftae : 12 aus fai & mera & vefl—uifa are & fore arama eres, ave era eT evs—fat & TE wrardt aa fide en afd dh | a At et rae Rare & srfafoes sir 8A & are wsH— ta attsa: wraftta 8 | aos an Frater wa: arent A sepfa cen TefreaT RFR ae e | Sra: Tee aA FRAT ser sagas aos— FAR % are He ARTA B MATT ST AAT S| TTT aft ae-faftt A arom Fact ga are & tt fre et ach & fe aos faf Fat Fe aa- aaraeatt a oreTe ara & fre fare wee-aeen Haws At aE e | DAC-BOAD