GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL

TOHEEDABAD FINAL
EXAMINATION: 2021-22
Question Paper: Class
XIII Subject: English
Time Allowed: 3 Hours Total Marks: 100

Section: A

1. Choose the correct option to fill in the blanks. (20)

i. A group of lions is called . (swarm, band, pride, flock)
ii. A group of thieves is called . (band, army, class, gang)
iii. Choose a countable noun from the following. (car, coffee, honey, stars)
iv. Choose an uncountable noun from the following. (book, water, boy , wall)
v. causes air pollution. (Ozone, Oxygen, Industries)
vi. Synonym of “false” is . (true, wrong, right)
vii. Antonym of “good” is . (great, excellent, bad)
viii. The word epitome means . (essence, embodiment, contrary, example)
ix. Pakistan is a noun. (common, collective, proper)
x. National poet of Pakistan is . (Quaid-e-Azam, Muhammad Iqbal, Muhammad Ali)

Section: B

2. Answer the following questions (ONLY 6). Each question carry FIVE (05) marks. (30)
i. How does the Holy Quran emphasize justice?
ii. Why did Sindbad auction all his household goods?
iii. How can we mitigate the risks of floods?
iv. What are the different uses of a computer?
v. What is a Sentence? What are its four types?
vi. What great qualities did M.A. Jinnah show when he was a school boy?
vii. How did the author came in touch with the old lady?
viii. Describe the old lady and her problems?

Section: C

3. What is a Noun? Explain with examples. What are the types of noun? (10)
4. Use the following words in sentences of your own. (10)
Nation, Goal, Carefully, Harmony, Freedom.
5. Write the meaning of the following words in Urdu. (10)
Rain, Water, Air, Mountain, Ocean, Kindness, Country, Brave, Migrated, Inhabited.
6. Translate the following passage into Urdu. (10)
A great man is one who achieves something great in life. Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah is
one of them because he is the man who turned the dreams of the Muslims of India into reality
by creating Pakistan. He was born in a respectable family of Karachi on the 25th December, 1876.
7. Paraphrase the following stanza (10)
The Dawn’s awake!
A flash of smouldering flame and fire
Ignites the East. Then, higher, higher,
O’er all the sky so grey, forlorn,
The torch of the gold is borne.