(©) Ina free society every lawyer has a fourth responsibility, that of acting as an intelligent, unselfish leader of public opinion, (Everybody seems to have assuimed that all lawyers write good English even everybody knows protty woll that they do not. (@) The cross-examination of Pigott shows that Sir Charles Russell thoroughly understood this branch of the art. (h) I hold it to bo a virtue to bo disaffected toward a government which in its totality has done more harm to India than any previous system. 2 (@) Yet the Law School's portion of the total endowment of Harvard University is about B per cent. Answer TWO of the following in about 200 words each: (@x 15 = 30) (@) Analyse the problems affecting American Judiciary and point out the suggestion given by Arthur T, Vanderbilt to end it. (b) Critically analyse the trial of Pigott before the Parnell Commission. 2 '3626-17/F PA] (© Can law remain a jealous mistress? Discuss. (@ Discuss the main plot of ‘Hypotheses failure’ and the reasons for lawyer Gooch’ failure. f Write a short essay‘on ONE of the following: (10) (@) People's Movement as a strong force in democracy. (®) Problems faced by man due to political instability. (©) Demonitisation. Rewrite as directed TEN of the following : (0x 1= 10) (@) This plaeo is clean. (Add question tag) () Meena thanked the office boy. (change the ‘voice) © “I did not watch the movie, (remove the negative) (a) Madan received his salary. (use negative) (©) “Close the door softly” said Priya to her son. into indirect sentence) a (3626-17/F PA]© a) wo o Rama told Krishna that he was overjoyed on. seeing his friend. (into direct sentence) ‘You have to hurry, or you will miss the train, {into complex sentenee) Apollo was worshipped as long as the Roman ‘empire lasted. (into simple sentence) Raju went to office as soon as the rain stopped. (into compound sentence) ‘The audience ————— (laugh) aloud. (complete the sentence by using the suitable verb) He finished first though he late. (begin) (use correct tense) The volunteers were cutting the tree branches a hatchet. (use correct preposition) Answer the following x 1=5) @ © © Mother is preparing breakfast. (Give the verb pattern) ‘The sweoper cleaned the premises. (Give the verb pattern) ‘The road is closed for traffic. (Give the verb pattern) 4 '3626-17/FPA| (@ Students were shout in the classroom. (Cortect the exrors) (©) Malati is cry. (Correct the errors) Give Ono word’ substitutes for any FIVE of the following: @x1=5) (@) Having infinite power. (b) Fit to be eaten as food. (© Animals ofa particular region. @ The story of one's own life. © Notable to read and write, © One who hates women. (@) Having several wives at the same timo. ‘Form words using FIVE of the following prefixes and Suffixes. x 1=5) @ ing ) ism (© dom @) for © un ® tion @ dis () an 5 [3626-177 PA|Fillin the blanks with suitable words; (5x 1=5) @) is mightier than the eword. () Make hay while the shines. (©) Action speaks louder than ——____ @ Silence is: © is the best medicine, Read the following passage and answer tho ‘questions given below: (x 2=10) Raja Ravi Varma was one of the first artists who ee i ne eth en A national. Ravi Varma belonged to the family of | Maharajas of Travancore in Kerala and was addressed as Raja. He mastered the Western art of oil painting and realistic life study, but painted themes from Indian mythology. He dramatised on canvas, scene after scene from the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. From the 1880's Ravi Varma’ mythological paintings became the rage among Indian princes and art collectors, Realising that Ravi Varma set up a picture production team and printing press on the outskirts of Bombay. Here ‘color prints of his religious paintings were mass produced, which were sold at cheap rates. 6 [3626-17/F PA| | | | W 10. Questions: (a) Who was Ravi Varma? (©) What did he specialise in? (© What wore the sources for bis paintings? (@) How were his paintings receivod? (©) What steps did he take to make his paintings affordable to the poor also? Write a complaint to the appropriate authority on the problem given below: 6 To lay down pukka roads in your locality. 1