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1 FAISALABAD BOARD-2011 Roll No. Time: 30 Minutes Signature of the Candidate: Marks: 20 English (Objective Part) Group-2 Note: Four answers are given against each question in columns A, B, C, D. select right answer and on the separate answer sheet, fill A,B,C or D with pen or marker in front of that question number. S# Questions A B C D 1 He an essay by now. Writes Wrote Will have Write written 2 If you hard, you would have passed. Work Will work Would work Had worked 3 Why did the cook boy run? To kill the To summon To inform the To see the insects the labourers landlady locusts 4 How many kids does Clark have? Three Four Five Six 5 Your quest for freedom left you Strayed Misled Beaten Succeeded ےلچک جن مر ڑپن battered. 6 There is an irresponsible conjecture Statement Guess Research Lecture دنرہ object. about the flying 7 He was ambling along in the bitter cold. Running Sitting Working Walking 8 رخ مں رخ مں نلچ Why did Della pray? May think still pretty Jim her May Magi live long May she have long hair again May she always remain pretty 9 The Hindus their dead bodies. Is burn Was burn Were burnt Burn 10 Mr. Hubert said in the most عشل زیگن tone. exasperating Irritating عشل زیگن Shocking Daring دل دھل دےنی ول Loving 11 To whom shall I complain against your Injustice Cruelty Generosity Kindness یپر رھب

2 قفش و ملظ نصنیف ملظ brutality? 12 The Japanese were woeful. د س Great Joyful Sad Serious دیجنسہ دس وخس نک میظع 13 There were rows of dark stalwart Fresh Stale Strong Long plants. بمل وبظمط ن یس ن رہ وبظمط 14 Near them, a shattered visage lies. رہچہ Face Visual Body Vale ودی مسج ظنرہ رہچہ 15 There is a drab interior of a bus station. Dull Dry Decorated Deshaped ڑگب وہ جس وہ کشخ وریں وریں ےب روقن 16 To which place did Norma want to have a trip? China Congo Africa Europe 17 They him two days ago. Bury Buried Will bury Had burried 18 I wish, I a king. Am Was Were Will be 19 Compose a symphony or invent a philosophy. د نھ 20 What is the diameter of the spaceship in A Visit to a Small Planet? Q.No.2 (a) Questions from Book-1 A poem ن ک مظن A musical composition دنھ Novel نول Picture وصری 12 foot 13 foot 14 foot 15 foot English Subjective Part (Group-2) SECTION-1 (1)What did Mr. Steward tell Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis about the button unit? وسل:رٹسمویٹسردےنرٹسمورزسم ررھویلسوکنٹبوینٹےکقلعمیکبنھ Answer: Steward told them that if they pushed the button, some unknown person would die and in return they would get :ویٹسردےنںیہنبنھہکرگوہنٹبدنںیئےگووکیئیبنج دیمرمجےئگورںیہنےکسدبےلںیمچپسہشردرلر ںیلمےگ dollars. 50 thousand (2) What was the scene when the boy tried to snatch Mrs. Jones purse? وسل: سوقٹیکرظنمھجبڑلےکےنزسم ن زکرپس چھ ی ننےیکوکششیکیھ Answer: It was about 11 o clock at night when the boy tried to snatch her purse. The woman was quite alone. : سوقٹر ےکیگرہےجبےھجبڑلےکےنسوعر کرپس چھ ی ننےیکوکششیکیھ وہوعر نلکلہنیھ وسل:"ریسکنک ڑکٹ" ںیمھکنھکےنوولںےنیکوگفگیکیھ String? (3) What did the diners discuss in the story, The Piece of Answer: The diners were discussing about the weather, their purchases and sales. They declared that weather was favourable for green things. It was not favourable for wheat.

3 :ھکنھکےنوےلوممسےکقلعمینپرخندریورفسوجبےکقلعم ن رکرےہےھ نہوںےنوحضہکہکوممسزبسزیچوںےک ےئلدیفمھ ہیدنگمےکےئلدیفمںیہنھ طعیئ ےن وبریھ وعر ےس یک یک woman? (5) What did the quack do with the Answer: He tied up her throat with a blanket and struck with a mallet the swollen part with so much force that she could not bear that blow and expired at once. : سےنسےک وکنک ےسندندنوروسوسوہےئ وکنک ر ےس رورےس یئہکوہس وکنزد ب رکیئوروفریہہللوکیپریوکوہیئگ (6) What are locusts? ڑکم ن ں یک ںیہ Answer: Locusts are the insects which live in hot countries. They have very negative influence on the crops. They eat and destroy crops. رکدےیںیہ ک سن سےسیڑیک وہےںیہ رگم م مکلںیمرےہںیہ ولصفںرپکنرثہبیفنموہن ےہ وہولصفںوکھکےورنکوبہ : ول حنسنوںیک ردیےکعمملہیکوکلٹرکےنیکیک ور یھ freedom? (7) What was the necessity of pleading the case of Negroes Answer: It was necessary to plead the case of the Negroes because they were treated like slaves. They had no rights. They were faced with police brutality. حنسنوںیک ردیےکعمملہیکوکلٹرکےنیک ور : یھویکہکنےکنسھغلومںسیجولسکیکجن ھ ےکنوکیئوقحق ےھ وہملظککشرےھ وسل : جیمیئ کسطسحرکسمسنمنچےہےھ Christmas? (8) How did the Magi want to celebrate Answer: Jim and Della did not want to celebrate Christmas without giving each other a gift. That s why, they sold their valuable things so that they might present gifts to each other. :مجوردنلدکیورس وکہفحدےئریغبرکسمسںیہننمنچےہےھ یسےئل نہوںےنینپیمیقزیچںیچیبدیںیھہکوہدکیورس وکےفحد ںیکس یک ڑلیک ےلہپ دیم ےک ن ر نیم وکشمک وہی ےہ ج ب درہم ےگ ن زھ ےہ (b) Questions from Book-3 (Plays) (1) Did the girl become suspicious of the first man as the play progresses? Answer: The girl did not suspect him at all rather she suspected the second man because the first man assured her of his complete co-operation. : ڑلیکوکنلکلیھبسرپکش وہ ہکلبےسدورس دیمرپکشوہویکہکنےلہپ دیمےنےسےنپلمکمعوںکنیقیدلنھ (2)What was the girl s impression about the second man? ڑلیک ک دورس دیم ےک ن ر ںیم یک ن رث ھ Answer: The girl s impression of the second man was negative. She was afraid of him. She considered him a killer and thought that he was chasing her. : ڑلیککدورس دیمےکنر ںیمن رثنلکلیفنمھ وہسےسوخزفدہیھ وہوکسنکق ن لیھجمسیھوریخلرکییھہک وہکسھچیپرکرہھ درےم ںیم رنجل ن ورر ک یک رکدر ےہ play? (3) What is the role of General Powers in the Answer: General Powers was a patriot. He was the leader of the team of soldiers who tried to catch Kreton. He thought that Kreton was an enemy. He ordered to arrest Kreton but could not succeed.

4 : وہپسویہںیکسمیٹکرس ن زہھسجےنرک نن نوکڑکپےنیکوکششیک وہوسچھہکرک نن ننکدنمشھ سےنرک ن ن نوکڑکپےن کمکحدننکیلکیم وہکس رنجلنوررنکحم ونط ھ رک ن ن ن یک دم ک یک بلطم ےہ Kreton? (4) What is the purpose of the visit of Answer: His purpose is to study the inhabitants and the progress in science and technology made by the people of the earth. It is his favourite theme of study. : کسدصقمولوگںکورسسنیئورنکیٹولیجںیمر منن یولوگںےن ریقیککسطمہعلرکنےہ ہیکسدنسپندہہلغشمےہ رکنٹ ےک طمہعل ک یک دصقم ےہ Kreton? (5) What is the theme of study of Answer: His aim is to study the inhabitants of the earth and the progress in science and technology made by them. This is : کسدصقمولوگںکورسسنیئورنکیٹولیجںیمر منن یولوگںےن ریقیککسطمہعلرکنےہ ہیکس دنسپندہہلغشمےہ study. his favourite theme of جج لپی گرھ سک مسق ک جج ےہ Applegarth? (6) What kind of judge is Judge Answer: Judge Applegarth is not a professional judge. He is called judge because once he judged animals in a country fair. : ججلپیگرھنکہشیپورججںیہنےہ ےسججسےئلہکجن ےہویکہکننکدہعفسےندہییےلیمںیمجونروںیکرپھکیکیھ سم کیم کن چ ن وں ور دورس ویکں چےہ ںیہ ہک وورک ےئ come? (7) Why do Miss McCutcheon and others want Wozzeck to Answer: They want Wozzeck to come and open the oyster because Harry is afraid that he might damage the pearl. : وہچےہںیہہکوورک ےئورسنبوکوھکےلویکہکنریہیوکوخفےہہکوہکسےہوہومیوکصقنںچنہپد کلرکلریبہکںرہےہ وہوےک نیئ دی یسںیمےسیکچنہپ the-sea? (8)Where has Clark Larrabee been? How did he get to Ok-by Answer: Clark Larrabee left his home and came to Salinas. He had been working in Salinas. He boarded a truck and reached the barber s shop. : ک لرکلریبےننپرھگوھچرور یلن یس یگ وہ یلنیسںیمکمرکن رہ وہنکرٹکںیموسروہورنکجحمیکدکں رپچنہپیگ (c ) Questions from Book-3 (Poems) یکوہن ےہجبوسرحوپری ون ےسکمچےہ bright? (1)What happens when the sun shines Answer: The poet hopes that the sun will shine brightly and spread its rays all around after the rain stops. The sun rays will brighten everything. Everything will wear a new outlook. : سرعدیمرکن ےہہکنرسرےنکےکدعبوسرحوپری ون ےسےکمچگورہشرطفینپرکںینریھکبد گ وسرح یککمچ رکںین دںیہش یگ زیچ ہش وکزیچرپنکینرنگ جےئگ وسل : وخفسعمےسیکہکےہ Hearer? (2) What does Horror say to Answer: The horror threatens the hearer that a shape in the twisted trees and a bird seen by the hearer were وخف journey. actually different ghosts. They will put him to death. So, it is better for him not to continue his سعموکدرن ےہہکھجرویںںیمورنلھکےوہےئدروخںںیمنکلکشورنکرپدنہےسجسعمےن دھکیےہلصںیموہوھب نپرفس جری رےھک ںیہ وہ ےس وم ےک ھگ ن ر دںی ےگ ےئلس س ےک ےئل رہب ےہ ہک ہک وہ وسل : وقٹویکںمہےہ important? (3) Why is time Answer: Everything that happens in this universe is scheduled. It follows a specific time table. Nature has fixed an appropriate time for every thing to happen. If anything does not happen at fixed time, there will be anarchy in the world.

5 : ہشزیچ سکنئ ںیم وعق وہی ےہ وہ ن ک ڈیشول ےک ح وہی ےہ ہی ن ک وصخمص نمئ لبیٹ یک ریپوی رکی ےہ رطف وکیئزیچرقمرہوقٹرپںیہنوہیودینںیمدبیمظنوہ جےئیگ ےنہشزیچےک ووقعندریوہےنےکےئلنکنم بوقٹرقمریکےہ رگ (4) What is the poet trying to say in the last stanza of The Hollow Men? وسل: مظن"وھکےلھک دیم" ےک رخیسنینشہںیمسرعیکےنہکیکوکششرکرہےہ Answer: In the last stanza the poet says that the people, who have joined the other world, will remember the modern men as mere puppets and soulless men because outwardly, they are strong but actually it is not. رہمج: رخی سنینشہںیمسرعہکےہہک وہولگ دورسیدینںیمجےکچںیہوہحدند دویمںکوھٹکیلپورےبروحولوگںےکوطررپندرکںیےگویکہکنظہشیوطررپوہوبضمطںیہنکیلسیےہںیہن وسل: مظن" لیٹ فوٹسنینش " کحلیققبسیکےہ Cities? (5) What is the moral lesson of the poem, A Tale of Two Answer: The moral lesson of the poem is that all the countries should solve their disputes through negotiations not with bombing. (6) What : مظنکحلیققبسہیےہہکمم م مکلوکےنپسملئن جنبےسلحرکےنچںیئہ ہکبمبریےس happens when the life is spent with the help of words and not of deeds? یکوہن ےہجبردنیگفلطےکہسر زگریجیےہ ہکلمعےک ررےعی Answer: When a person spends his life with the help of words and not of deeds, he cannot do anything fruitful in his life. He loses his respect. : جبنکصخشینپریگنںیموکیئلمعںیہنرکن ہکلبرصففلطکہسریلےہوہینپردنیگںیمھچکفدئہدنمزیچ وہںیہنرک ینپ زعکس وھکدیےہ SECTION-2 Q.No.3: Write a letter OR Write an application to the principal of your college requesting him for fee concession. Answer: Subject: Sir, APPLICATION FOR FEE CONCESSION (V.IMP) The Principal, Government College, (City) A.B.C. Request for Fee Concession Most respectfully, I beg leave to state that I submitted forms for admission in first year two days ago. I have been asked to pay my admission fee. Sir, I cannot pay my fee because I belong to a poor family. My father earns his living on daily wages. He has also advised me to discontinue my studies and join him in his work or learn some skill to earn my living. Sir, I am fond of getting education. I got first position in matriculation at Tehsil level. I want to become a doctor in future. I request you to give me full fee concession so that I may be able to continue my studies. I shall be greatly thankful to you for this favour. Yours obediently, X.Y.Z.

6 ی Q.No.4: Write a story bearing the moral lesson. Pride hath a fall. OR Honesty is the Best Policy. Answer: A FOOLISH STAG Story telling is as old as man. It has been one of the greatest sources of preaching moral values because every story is written with some moral purpose. All the prophets, the saints, religious scholars and teachers have been adopting it as a source of preaching any kind of morality. If one follows the lesson preached in the story, one can avoid many perils and problems. The story A Foolish Stag also gives us a sublime moral lesson. Once, a stag felt thirsty. He went to a nearby stream. When he began to drink water, he saw his reflection in the clear running water. He was delighted to see the beauty of his horns. But when he saw his legs, he became displeased. He began to curse his legs. When he was lost in his thoughts, he saw some hounds coming towards him. He was terrified. He began to run to save his life. His legs were of great help to him and he reached a jungle. But in the jungle, his horns were caught in the thick bushes. He tried to free himself but all in vain. In the meantime, the hounds reached there. At this moment, he thought that he was in the wrong. They caught the stag and tore him into pieces. His horns of which he was so proud became the cause of his death. We learn from the story, Pride hath a fall. ہکیننسننیبنرکننیہرپنےہنجہکنن ہیلخیقدقریکغیلبرکےنوےلمیظعزرعئںیمےسیزرہعیےہویکہکنہرہکینیسکلخیق دصقم ےک ح یھکل جی ےہ م م ربمغیپ ویلء ذمیبہ رمنہ ور سذ ہ یسک یھب مسق یک لخیق یک غیلب ےئلیک ےس ی زرہعی ےک وطر رپ معسل رکے رےہ ںیہ رگ وکیئ صخش ہکین ںیم یبن ےئک ےئگ قبس یک ریپوی رک یل ےہ و وہ ہب ےس سملئ ور رطخ ےس چب کس ےہ ہکین " یویبوقفنرہھگنس " یھبںیمہی لعلخیققبسدییےہ نکدہعفکررکےہہکنکنرہ یگ ھےوکیپسیگل وہ نکقسیبیدنیرپیگ جبسےننین نیپرشوعیکوسےنصف نہن ے وہےئنینںیمنپسکعدھکی وہےنپ وگنیسںیکوخوصبری د رکہبوخسوہ نکیلجبسےنینپن د ووہہبنوخسوہ سےن ینپنوگنںوکنعلنعطرکنرشوعرکدن جبوہ ینپوسوچںںیممگھوسےنھچککشریوکںوکینپرطف ےوہےئدھکی وہ وخزفدہوہیگ ینپجںچبےنےکےئلسےندورن رشوعرکدن یکسن سےکدورےنںیمےکسےئلہبدمدگروہںیئ وروہنکلگنجچنہپیگ نکیللگنجںیمےکسگنیس گھن یھجرویںںیمسنھپےئگ سےنےنپ وک رد رکےنیکوکششیکنکیلنلکلےبکر یس دورںکشریےکوہںچنہپےئگ سےحملسےنوسچہکوہیطلغرپھ نہوںےننرہ ےھگنسوکڑکپورےکسڑکٹ رکدےئ سےکگنیس نج رپ ےس ہب رخف ھ یکس وم کنعبنب ےئگ ہکینےسمہےھکیسںیہہک"رغورکرس چین " MORAL: 1. All that glitters is not gold. 2. Appearances are often deceptive. 1.ہشیکمچزیچوسنںیہن وہی 2.ظہشکنشفسبیوہن ےہ 3. Pride hath a fall. 3.رغور ک رس چین وہن ےہ

7 ی.4 فطس ےک کومںںیمصقنمبکنول. nature. 4. Do not find fault with the ways of OR THE WOODCUTTER AND HIS AXE Story telling is as old as man. It has been one of the greatest sources of preaching moral values because every story is written with some moral purpose. All the prophets, the saints, religious scholars and teachers have been adopting it as a source of preaching any kind of morality. If one follows the lesson preached in the story, one can avoid many perils and problems. The story The Woodcutter and His Axe also gives us a sublime moral lesson. Once, a poor woodcutter was cutting the wood on the bank of a river. Suddenly, his axe fell down into the river. He became sad and began to weep. Suddenly, an angel appeared there and asked him the reason of his weeping. He told him the whole story. The angel dived into the water and brought out an axe of gold. The wood cutter refused to accept it. He dived again and brought out an axe of silver. The woodcutter again refused to take it too. The angel dived again and brought out an axe made of iron. The wood cutter became happy and cried with joy, It s mine. The angel became happy with his honesty and gave him the other two axes as a reward for his honesty. It is true to say, Honesty is the best policy. ہکیننسننیبنرکننیہرپنےہنجہکنن ہیلخیقدقریکغیلبرکےنوےلمیظعزرعئںیمےسیزرہعیےہویکہکنہرہکینیسکلخیق دصقم ےک ح یھکل جی ےہ م م ربمغیپ ویلء ذمیبہرمنہ ورسذہیسکیھبمسقیکلخیقیکغیلبےئلیکےسیزرہعیےکوط ررپمعسلرکےرےہںیہ رگوکیئصخشہکینںیمیبنےئکےئگقبسیکریپویرکیلےہووہہبےسسملئ وررطخےسچبکسےہ ہکین "ڑکلہرورکسہلکڑ " یھبںیمہی لعلخیققبسدییےہ نکدہعفکررکےہہکنکڑکلہردرنےکنکر ڑکل ی ک رہ ھ چنک کس ہلکر درن ںیم رگ یگ وہ دس وہ یگ ور س ےن رون رشوع رک دن چنک ن ک فسہش وہں ومندر وہ ور س ےسےکس روےن یک وہج وپیھچ س ےن ےس سری ہکین ب دی فسےش ےن ن ین ںیم وغظہ ن ور وسےن ک ن ک ہلکر ےل رک ن ڑکل ہر ےن ےس ےنیل ےس کنر رک دن س ےن دون رہ وغظہ ن ور ن ک چدنی ک ہلکر ےل رک ن ڑکلہر ےنےس یھب ےنیل ےس کنر رک دن ڑکل ہر ےن دون رہ وغظہ ن ور ولےہ ک نب وہ ن ک ہلکر ےل رک ن ڑکل ہر وخس وہ ور وخیش ےس حلن" ہیریمےہ " فسہشیکسدندنریےس وخس وہ ور دورس دوونں ہلکر یھب ےس یکس دن دنری ےک عنم ےک وطر رپ د دےئ ہی نہک ن لکل جب ےہ ہک " دندنریرہبنیمکحیلمعےہ " دندنریرہبنی مکح یلمعےہ policy. MORAL: 1. Honesty is the best دن دنری ریغب ہلص ےک یھبک ںیہن وہی.2 Honesty never goes unrewarded Q.No.5 (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context. (5)

8 I met a traveler from an antique land Who said: Two vast and trunkless legs of stone Stand in the desert Answer: REFERENCE: These lines have been taken from Ozymandias written by P.B. Shelley. CONTEXT: In this poem, the poet tells that once he met a traveller from an ancient country. The traveller told him that he saw two bodiless legs and the broken body of a man. His features gave the impression that he was very proud. رہمج: سمظنںیم سرعبن ےہہکوہ نکدہعفوہنکسمفسےسمل نکدقمیرسرںیمےسھ سمفسےنےسبنہکسےندوریغبمسجےکن ورنک دیمک وٹن وہمسجدھکی ےکس حدوخل ہی ن رث دےی ےھ ہک وہ ہب یہ رغمور ھ EXPLANATION: In these lines, the poet tells us the story of a traveller. The traveller tells the poet about a broken statue which he saw in a desert. The statue was in a miserable condition. He was lying half buried in the sand. His broken body was lying nearby. His image was skillfully drawn. The passions of vanity, conceit and pride could easily be read from its structure. The artist has beautifully drawn these characteristics in that. We can say that the sculptor was a skillful artist. رہمج: ںللںںیمسرع نکسمفسیکہکینب ےہ سمفسسرعوکنکوٹےٹہمسجمےکنر ںیمبن ےہےسجسےننکرحصںیمدھکی ہمسجمہبہسخحلٹںیمھ وہ ددن رنٹںیمدسنھوہھ کسوٹنوھپنمسجقسبییہڑپوہھ یکسہیبشہبہمر ےسنبیئیئگیھ رغور وخددنسپیور رخفےکحدن رٹسٹ ےن ہب وخوصبری ےس ںیمس ہی سری وخیبں یبں یک ںیہ مہ ہک سکن ے ںیہ ہک ہمسجم سر ن ک ہب یہ ہمر ول رٹسٹ ھ یکسسجبےس سینےسڑپےھج سکن ےےھ (b) Punctuate the following extract. (Book-1, Short Stories) mr steward looked embarrassed i am afraid i am not at liberty to tell you that he said however i assure you the organization is of international scope Answer: Mr. Steward looked embarrassed. I m afraid I m not at liberty to tell you that, he said. However, I assure you the organization is of international scope. (c) Use the following pairs of words in your own sentences. (5) فسےش حد یک قیلخ ںیہ God. The angels are creation of فسہش 1 Angel Angle روہی Draw an angle of 90 degree. 2 Canon وصل He has learnt the canon of writing an essay. ۹۰ دروسکروہینبںیئ س ےن ومضمں ےنھکل ک وصل ھکیس یل ےہ مہ ےن ویمرمی ںیم ن ک و دیھکی museum. We saw cannon in the و Cannon وکسبمل ےن رمہکی درن ف یک America. Columbus discovered درن ف رکن 3 Discover مروکین ےن رن دوی جید یک radio. Marconi invented جید رکن Invent 4 Momentary عریض Life is momentary. ردنیگ عریض وہی ےہ و ن ک مہ ہلصیف رکںی decision. Let us take a momentous مہ Momentous

9 یسکوکگنمبرکو anybody. Do not persecute گنرکن 5 Persecute س رپ لق ک دقمہم ح لن یگ killing. He was prosecuted for دقمہم رکن Prosecute س ےن ن ک ہکین یھکل story. He wrote a ہکین 6 Story ریم رھگ نی زنمہل ےہ storeys. My house has three زنمل Storey ڑکلی ک نب وہن ےہ wood. The yoke is made of 7 Yoke وہ ند یک رردی ھکےن ک وشنیق ےہ yolk. He is fond of eating ند یک دردی Yolk Q.No.6: Translate the following passage into Urdu. (15) After the ceremonies were over, Mehrun was made to sit in a palanquin. Beautifully decorated, it was covered with a large silken cloth so that the bride could go to the bridegroom s house in a strict purdah. As two sturdy villagers carried it away, Maulvi Abul walked a few steps with it. He must have cried silently for his eyes and nose were red and he looked pale. At رہمج : رقبی مخ وہےن کنن عد رہمں وک ن ک دویل ںیم ھٹبن یگ وخوصبری ےس جسیئ یئگ ےس ن ک ن ز the same time, he looked at peace. ریمشیڑپک ےسددنپنیگھن ہکدنہل دہلےکرھگخسرپد ںیمجےکس جبدو Answer: وبظمطدہیویںےنےسھٹنوومولی نلدنچدقمےکسسھےلچ وہلریموطررپخومیشےسروےئوہےگنویکہکنیکن ںیھکن ورنکرسحےھ وروہرردرظن رےہےھ نکیل ےکسسھسھوہرپوکسںیھب دھکیئ دےی ےھ

FAISALABAD BOARD-2013

FAISALABAD BOARD-2013 Roll No. Time: 30 Minutes Signature of the Candidate: Marks: 20 English (Objective Part) Group-1 Note: Four answers are given against each question in columns A, B, C, D. select right