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Bihar Board 12th English PYQ 2010 PDF Download – बिहार बोर्ड 12वीं अंग्रेजी क्वेश्चन पेपर 2010

दोस्तों, यदि आप भी बिहार बोर्ड कक्षा 12वीं अंग्रेजी विषय की तैयारी कर रहे हैं, तो आपको अंग्रेजी के पाठ्यक्रम समाप्त करने के बाद आपको पिछले साल के सभी प्रश्नों को भी एक बार अवश्य पढ़नी चाहिए, क्योंकि इससे आपको पता चल जाता हैं, बोर्ड के द्वारा किस प्रकार का क्वेश्चन पूछा जाता हैं।

हालांकि यह भी देखा गया हैं, कई बार बोर्ड के द्वारा पिछले वर्षों से डायरेक्ट 5-10% प्रश्न नए बोर्ड एग्जाम में पूछ लिया जाता हैं। यही कारण हैं कि छात्रों को हर हाल पिछले वर्षों की प्रश्नों को पढ़ने ही चाहिए। तो चलिए दोस्तों, अब BSEB 12th Hindi Question Bank 2010 को पढ़ ही लिया जाए – BSEB 12th English PYQ 2010

क्यों ज़रूरी है PYQ हल करना?

• पैटर्न की समझ: हर साल पूछे जाने वाले प्रश्नों का ढांचा समझ में आता है।
• टाइम मैनेजमेंट: समय में पेपर कैसे पूरा करना है, इसकी रणनीति बनती है।
• Revision का सबसे अच्छा तरीका: पिछले वर्षों के प्रश्न हल करके रिवीजन मज़बूत होता है।
• Repeated Questions: कई बार वही प्रश्न दोबारा पूछ लिए जाते हैं।

Answer Key – Bihar Board 12th English PYQ 2010

“Group A”

1.

(a) May

(b) would

(c) Can

2.

(a) The teacher said that honest labour never goes is rain. (b) My mother advised me to put on warm clothes when i go out in the evening.

(c) The doctor asked the patient if he had a pain in the chest.

3.

(a) He is so dull that he cannot solve the sum.

(b) You cannot write this piece.

(c) Gold is more costly metal.

4.

(a) It is that, in every country people imagine that they are the best and the cleverest and others are not as good as they are.

(b) No, a country is not wholly good.

(c) We find anything good in other countries then we should certainly take it.

(d) India is in a bad way at the present.

5.

d) Life of the old men Oldness is the truth ath of life for every man. Every child converts into young and every young converts into old.

Oldness comes after 60 years. In oldness age every body suffers from many deseases and he/she becomes weak.

In old age every body requires different kinds of help. Some old require wealth, some require company, some require medicines and some require food.

Every child and young should take care of their old. they should spend time with the old persons. They should give food on time. They should five proper medites on time. They should give some money to expense. They should play easy game with them. If they do not do so, then their old age also become difficult. Some young persons do not take care of their old persons. They hate them and they want to live far from them. Sometimes they take them out from their abuses. then the old person have to beg to live on. These behaviours of young perons are the crime in the point of view of law.

6.

Title-Pride and Pleasure

People is becoming the slave of the machine. They do all works with machine. The result many people’s mind affected and have mental disorder. It showed that the kind of work which many people do, far from giving them pride and pleasure, is more likely to fit them for lunatic asylum.

7.

[Total words-183, Precis words-53]

(a) Put off-(छोड़ देना) You should put off these dirty clothes.

(b) Call off-(पुकार करना) The strike was called off after almost all their demands were concedes.

(c) Look for-(इंतजार) He is looking for a good job.

8.

(a) Can you tell us when will our test begin?

(b) I know he will do very well.

(c) This book is given to me by my uncle.

9.

(a) I have returned back from village spending some days.

(b) I like to live in village in winter season.

(c) Crops are ripening in the fields.

(d) Farmers look after them.

(e) And I feel good to gossip by sitting beside the fire in the evening.

10.

(a) will give

(b) saw

(c) Finished

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(a) Their homeworks are being done by boys.

(b) A letter will be written to my brother by me.

(c) The letter was posted yesterday by Mohan.

“Group B”

12. (a)(iii), (b)(i), (c) (iv), (d)(ii), (e)(v)

13. (A) My grandmother’s house-Hint.: See 2009 Q.No. 13 (d)

(b) Snake

The Poem ‘Snake’ has been written by an eminent English poet D.H. Lowrence. In this poem the poet describes the activities of a snake who looks so innocent.

The poet says that one night when he felt thirsty, came out to drink water. But, as soon as he came out, he saw a black cobra, which also came to drink water. The snake was looking good, silent and peaceful. It came out from a carobtree to drink water. It was moving towar towards the tap to drink water. To see its politeness the poet did not fear not fear at all and he began to watch its movement. His worldly education told him that it was a poisonous snake and he must kill it. But, he is fascinated by its beauty and stood silently. He did not want to kill it. After some time he became afraid of the snake and decided to hit it and hit the snake with a stick when it was moving into a hole after quenching its thirst. But, anyhow it entered the hole and the poet began to regret after hitting the innocent snake.

Thus, the poet has commented on modern men and their ideologies. He asserts us to love all the creatures of the world made by God.

14.

(a) John Keats

(b) Walt whitman

(c) Walter de la Mare

(d) Keki N. Daruwala

(e) Kamla Das

“Group C”

15. (a) Dr. Radhakrishnan never lost his faith in the essential humanity of man.

(b) Nanukake was coming from Delhi to see some minister.

16.

(a) The earth

‘The Earth’ is a short and interesting story written by H.E. Bates. In this story, the writer describes the laziness of the parents and the selfishness of their simple-minded son who drives them away from their home.

In this story, Johnson was a tenant farmer. He was kind-hearted person, but he was very lazy. He did not work hard. He believed more in luck than work. He had no land of his own. He had rented it from Sanders. He had a simple-minded son named Benjy. He was worried about his son. On the advice of doctor, Johnson built a wire coop in a corner of his farm and gave him some hens to keep engaged in work. Benjy took interest in keeping hens and knew all the tricks of the trade. Johnson also opened a passbook for him to keep his money. Benjy’s parents had saved a lot of money for him. When they gave him the passbook, he did not say a word of gratitude. He opened the passbook, looked at the amount and put it in his pocket. Benjy’s parents did not feel good, when he silently put the passbook in his pocket.

When Benjy knew the trick of the trade, he began to earn money. He deposited a lot of money in his account. When he started earning money, he forgot his parents. He purchased the land from Sanders that his father had rented. when he was about forty, he married Florence against the wishes of his parents, Florence was on of Benjy’s employees.

Gradually, Benjy became indifferent to his parents. He did not treat his parents justly. He became so curel that the drove them out of his home.

Thus, in this story we find that a selfish and cunning son deceived his parents and too much trust became the reason of the tragedy of the parents.

“Group D”

18.

(a) King Lear – Shakespeare

(b) Emma – Jane Austen

(c) David Copperfield – Charles Dickens

(d) The canterbury Tales – Geoffery Chaucer

(e) Piers the plowman – William Lang Land.

19. The English from 15the Century till now is called Modern English. This period can be divided into Modern English I and II. During Modern English I, English absorbed words from almost fifty languages. But, English grammar remained conservative. Modern English is standard English. It is spoken and written in the same way in the larger parts of the world. It has its own standard pronunciation. The 18th Centurry has been called the “Augustan Age’ in the history of English literature. The needs of a dictionary and grammar were felt greatly during this period. After the 18th Centry the English language began to leave the shores of England. It travelled to almost all parts of the world and soon became a world language.

20. Hint. – See 2009 Qns. No (OR)

Conclusion – 

Bihar Board 12th English PYQ 2010 न केवल पुराने प्रश्नों का संग्रह है, बल्कि एक बेहतरीन गाइड भी है आपकी तैयारी के लिए। अगर आप टॉप स्कोर करना चाहते हैं तो यह पेपर जरूर हल करें और समय रहते अपनी कमियों को सुधारें।

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