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KPS/V/Eng/Annual/2015 This Booklet Consists of 12 Printed Pages Page 1 of 12
KPS/V/Eng/Annual/2015 This Booklet Consists of 12 Printed Pages Page 1 of 12
Kanglung, Trashigang
Annual Examination 2015
English V Writing Time: 21/4 hours
Date:21/11/15 Total Marks: 100
1. Do not write for the first fifteen minutes. This time is to be spent reading the questions.
After having read the questions, you will be given 2 hours to answer all questions.
2. Answers to all the questions must be written neatly in the answer sheets provided to you.
3. In this paper, there are three sections: A, B and C. all questions in section A and B are
compulsory.
4. Section C has three genres: Short Stories, Essay and Poetry. Each genre has two sets of
questions, Set I and set II. Set I comprises of Question nos. 1a and 1b and set II
corresponds to Question no. 2 across all sections. You must attempt one set of questions
from each section.
5. In section C, you must attempt three sets of questions in all. Your choice must include
one Set II question (Question no. 2) from any genre.
6. In section C, do not attempt questions from two different sets. Your choice is strictly
between the two sets of questions provided for each section.
7. Read the directions to each question carefully and write all your answers in your answer
booklet. Remember to correctly note the section and question number before writing your
answer.
8. Once the examination begins, you will not be allowed to ask questions, speak with others,
or move around.
9. Do not leave the examination hall before you have made sure that you have answered all
the questions.
10. If you finish before the time is over, close your Answer Booklet and sit quietly.
DO NOT forget to write your name, class and roll number on the
Answer Sheet(s)
Question I – 10 MARKS
Direction: Write a composition of about 200 words on any ONE of the topics
given below.
year).
QUESTION II – 10 MARKS
School, asking him or her how he or she is going to spend winter break. You
also need to mention how you are going to spend your winter break.
2. Write a letter to your parents requesting them to send you some money. You
must include strong reasons for asking money from your parents.
3. Your parents had arrived to Kanglung from Paro to celebrate your 13 th birth
Direction: Copy the number of the question, choose the correct response and
Direction: Ten words have been left out from the passage below. Each space
where a word has been left out is numbered. Write the number of the blank space
on your answer sheet and against it write the most suitable word from the table
given below.
Once upon a time, there lived a king. He had a ___1____who was motherless, since
the ___2___ had passed away. Her name was Florine and she has very __3__ and
gentle. She missed her __4___ very much. So, the king ___5___ again. His new
wife was also a widow and she too had a daughter by her ___6___ marriage. She
was nicknamed Troutlet, as she was rather ___7___ and selfish. The charm and
__8___ of Princess Florine was too much to be borne by the ___9___ queen and
her daughter. They felt hatred and jealousy towards her. One day, a ___10___
error in each of the sentences given below and write them correctly.
Short Story
Direction: From the two sets of questions under this genre, choose ONE SET and
write your responses in your answer sheet. The questions are based on the story
Set I
Direction: Each question below is followed by four responses. Choose the most
2. Which of the following insect helped the flowers to produce more seed?
b. Aphids c. ladybugs
6. Who told the gardener that ladybugs are nature’s way of controlling aphids?
Direction: Answer the following questions briefly in your own words. Write the
number of the question on your answer sheet and beside it your answer.
5. What happened to the garden after the gardener finished spraying poison?
(2)
Set II
Direction: Read the following questions carefully and write your answers in your
answer sheet.
1. How were the insects in the garden dependant to each other? (5)
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2. Would you spray poison in your garden? Why or why not? (5)
3. What can you say about the gardener after reading the story? (5)
Essay
Direction: Read the passage given below carefully. From the two sets of questions
on this text, choose one set and write your responses in your answer sheets
One Friday, Andrew took Walter, his pet chimpanzee, to school. Walter was
allowed to sit at Steven’s desk as Steven was absent. Walter lifted the lid of his
desk and found a bag of potato chips. He ate them. Then he blew up the bag and
The class began to work hard at their sums. Jane got ten out of ten. Miss Nash
gave her a green star. Then they had an art class. Miss Nash gave Michael a green
Walter enjoyed the Gym class. Miss Nash played the piano and the class hopped
and danced to the music. Suddenly there was a loud wail. Heather had climbed the
bars at the side of the gym and she could not come down. She was very frightened.
Quick as a flash, Walter swung up the bars. He put his arm around Heather’s waist
Miss Nash gave Walter a red star to stick on his fur. Walter looked at Lane’s star
‘It’s all right, Walter,’ said Andrew. ‘A red star is like a green star, only better!’
Question 1a (5 marks)
Direction: Each question below is followed by four responses. Choose the correct
answer or response that best fits the given question and write it in your answer
sheet.
3. Walter is Andrew’s
a. Subtraction c. addition
b. Multiplication d. division
a. Andrew c. Jane
b. Walter d. Michael
a. monkey c. chimpanzee
Direction: Answer the following questions briefly in your own words. Write the
number of the question on your answer sheet and beside it your answer.
1. What did the students do when Miss Nash played the piano? (1)
6. Make sentence using the following words. Do not copy the sentence from the
passage. (.5 X 4 = 2)
Set II
Direction: Read the following questions carefully and write your answers in your
answer sheet.
1. Do you think that Walter is a clever pet? Why or why not? (5)
3. Do you think that it’s good to keep the animals as pet? Why or why not? (5)
POETRY
Direction: Read the poem below. From the two sets of questions on the poem,
choose one set and write your responses in your answer sheet.
Question 1a (5 marks)
Direction: Each question below is followed by four responses. Choose the correct
answer or response that best fits the given question and write it in your answer
sheet.
a. Spring c. summer
b. Winter d. autumn
4. How many stanzas are there in the last line of the poem?
a. 2 b. 3 c. 4 d. 5
a. 5 b. 6 c. 7 d. 8
Question 1 b. (5 marks)
Direction: answer the following questions briefly in your own words. Write the
number of the question on your answer sheet and beside it your answer.
(3)
Set II
Direction: Read the following questions carefully and write your answers in your
answer sheet.
1. Do you think that kittens are like children? Why or why not? (5)
2. Discuss the main idea of the poet referring to the poem. (5)
Gelsen, P. 2015