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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।

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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) Went

(b) lived

(c) Will buy

2.

(a) He is helped by me.

(b) A book is being written by her.

(c) My bicycle has has been stolen.

3.

(a) Above board (स्पष्ट) | say the truth above bowd

(b) Abide by-You cannot go back abide by a promise

(c) By dint of (के द्वारा) He got success over the river by dint of a boat.

4.

(a) I sat down and wrote a letter

(b) Sunil Gavaskar was happy because he scored his 29th Century

(c) Madhu is poor as well as intelligent.

5.

(a) The country was celebrating independent day

(b) The Prime Minister was hoisting the national flag.

(c) The Tiranga was waring with pride.

(d) The Minister was taking weaponful salutes,

(e) The environment was noisy with the patroit songs,

6.

(a) Socrates was preaching to his disciples at midnight.

(b) His wife poured the water on socrates.

(c) He explained them that he was a saint who was expected not to lose patiece and temper eve in precarious situation.

(d) We should not lose our patience and temper in any situation

7.

(a) Asian Games

The Asian Games, also known as Asiad, is a Pancontinental multi-sport event held every four years among athletes from all over Asia. The Games were regulated by the Asian Games Federation (AGF) from the first games in New Delhi. India until the 1978 Games. Since the 1982 Games they have been organized by the olympic council of Asia (OCA), after the breakup of the AGF. The Games are recognized by the International olympic Committee (IOC) and are described as the second largest multi-sport event after the olympic Games. The most recent games was held in Incheon, South Koerea from 19th September to 4rth October 2014, While the next games will be held in Jakarta and Palembang, Indinesia from 18th August to 2nd September 2018.

(b) Flood

A flood is a natural calamity like and earthquake. It is an annual event in our country. A flood is nothing but a mass of water which overflows the river banks and spreads over the land on both sides. When there are heavy rain in the hills uge currents of water come down from there into the rivers. The rivers cannot contain this water. the result is a flood.

The main cause of flood is, no doubt excessive rainfall. But there are other causes also. Some people say that the rainfall of the present day has not increased in comparison with the past, experts are of opinion that river banks have been elevated by soil washed away from the hills. Rivers have become shallow and as such they cannot contain as much water as before. Formerly a good percentage of water was retained in hills by jungles. But now those jungles in the hills have been cleared and those fail to retain or prevent water from coming down ail at once. This is why floods are frequent now a days.

When there is a flood at a place, everything is under water houses. fields, roads etc. are all submerged, People have to leave their poultry and cattle. Crops in fields are destroyed. Some cattle, houses and even human being are carried away by strong currents. This continues for day or even weeks.

When at last the flood subsides, it leaves rotten things here and there. Everything then is covered with silt. Drinking water is polluted. Then comes the time for famine on one side an d epidemics on the other. Helpless people and domestic animals die for want of food. A bad smell of rotten things fills the air making the healthly people sick.

(c) My aim in Life

“Life is real, life is earnest And the grave is not its goal.”

This stanza has been taken from the poem “he Pslam of Life”. Life is to be spent at deeper meaning. We fulful God’s purpose, we should spend our life seriously in the service of humanity.

When I grow up, I hope to devote myslef in doing good to my fellow men in a spirit of service. The saint and patriot Swami Vivakananda has taught us that the workship of God consists into service of the created beings. There are various ways of service. The best of them is the spread of knowledge among men.

After completing my education. I shall retire any one of the many villages of my own district. These villages are stepped in darkness of ignorance and superstition. The people of the villages do not know in which way their good lies. They are easy and helpless victims of illness, proverty and exploitation. I shall devote myself to their education, so that they may know temselves, realise the value of life like real human beings.

In the very beginning, I shall start school and proced to teach them reading and writing. First of all, I shall try to make the village healthy, by cleaning jungles, construction drains, making roads and closing up unnecessary holes and ponds. I shall teach the people the elementary rules of health and show them how to keep drinking water pure.

I shall try to find out supplementary means of income for the villagers because the only profession in our village is agriculture and it cariot keep one busy for the whole year,. The peasants have to remain idle for about six months, I shall have try to find out occupation for then in cottage industries so that they may be economically sound.

(d) Election

India is a democratic country. The democratic country is ruled through public representatives. The Public representatives are elected by election. In India general elections take place after every five years Citizens above 18 years of age have right to vote.

First of all electoral rolls are prepared to elect the representatives. Such electoral rolls consists of those men who are entitled to vote. According to the rules of election ction only adults are given chance to cast vote. When such eligible men are rolled, they are published. Then the date of election is fixed. Some places are elected for election. Those places are called ‘polling booth’. Local officers conduct elections. Voters go there and cast their votes according to their choices.

There are two methods of election. Sometimes it is held by show of hand and sometimes by ballot papers. The miner election is held by show of hand and major is held by ballot-papers, any eligible man can fight election. The election fighters have to file the nomination papers before scrutiny officer. After scrutiny they are permitted to fight election. They begin propaganda and canvasing to win the faith of voters, the candidates spend huge money in election. They often indulge in mud-slinging and is slandering one another.

The election scene looks very attractive. All are busy. Voters rush in and out the polling booth. Some partymen are seen active and press voters to vote their candidates. In clection there are certain irregularities which are seen. Bogus votes are polled. The presiding officers are seen influenced by the party in power. According to the rules of election the presiding and scrutiny officers should be neutral.

Thus, election is an essential element of democracy. The weapon of election has been given people to choose their ruler. Poeple must exercise their vote in favour of the most suitable person. In democracy every citizen must be represented in the administration. So, we must take part in the election.

(e) Computers

The modern age is the age of science. Science has given us many useful things. The computer is one of them. It is the most wonderful gift of science. It has become very necessary in our daily life. Its use cannot be denied in every sphere of life. The work which is out of the approach of human mind is done by the computer.

These days the computer is found in every office, school, college and other institutions use computers to train the students to use it methodically. The most exact calculation can be made within seconds with the help of the computer. The weather forecast, medical diagnosis and missiles control are also made by the computer. Today the police have started storing data on crimes and criminals on computer. Robbot is also operated by the computer, which is a miraculous invention of science. The computer stores information as the human brain does. It does all the works which a man can do. It shows miraculous results in complex mathematical problems and the work done by computer is quite accurate.

The computer is very useful and popular for us. In the offices we can do our work faster through the computer. There in no need to maintain records on register, but we fill up everything in the mind of computer. Its work is very miraculous. We cannot imagine the approach of the computer. In 1988 the super computer was manufactured by a U.S. firm, which produced twenty seven billian operation per second.

Though the computer is the result of human mind exercise, but it does the work faster than the human mind. It does the works of many people in one day. So many people remain unempoyed. This is the demerit of the computer.

Thus, the computer is a wonderful achievement of science. These days it has became very popular and its popularity in increasing very fast. It has become a part and parcel of our lives. Without it we cannot imagine to progress.

8.

Title Importance of Health

Health is the most valuable of all earthly possessions. We should take light and proper food for good health. Health is wealth. [Total words-83, Precis words-221

9.

(a) Should

(b) must

(c) would

10.

(a) The teacher taught that the earth is round.

(b) I asked him if he was mad.

(c) She requested me to have a cup of tea.

11.

(a) I informed you.

(b) He is so dull that he cannot be a sportsman.

(c) No other thing in the world is as important as oxygen.

GROUP – B

12.

(a) Ruper Brooke (The Soldier)

(b) John Keats (ode to Autumn)

(c) John Donne (Sweetest love I do not goe)

(d) T.S. Eliot (Macavity: The Mystery cat)

(e) Keki N. Daruwalla (Fire-Hymn)

13.

(a) An Epitaph

‘An Epitaph’ is a short poem composed by Walter de la Mare. In this poem the poet deals with the transitoriness of human life and human relationship.

Here, the poet expresses his bad feelings for a very beautiful lady who has died. She was the most beautiful lady in the west country. She was light of step and heart. Her beauty was very attractive, but it is short lived. There is no way to save beauty from destruction. After her death, her beauty vanishes and passes. The poet loved her so much that when she was dead, he was weeping bitterly. He used to sit on her epitaph, where she was laid down. The poet feels that nobody will remember her after his death.

Thus, the poet means to say that beauty is not eternal it vanishes with the passage of time.

(b) SONG OF MYSELF-Hint. See 2009 Q.No. 13 (b)

(c) SWEETS LOVE I DO NOT GOE-Hint.: See 2009 Q.No. 13 (c)

(d) NOW THE LEAVES ARE FALLING-Hint.: See 2010

Q.No. 13 (c)

14. Ans. (a)(v), (b)(iv), (c)-(ii), (d)(iii), (e) (i)

GROUP-C

15. (a) The Artist Singa Naoya (b) The Earth-H. E. Bates

(c) The Child is Born-Germaine Greer

16. (a) INDIAN CIVILIZATION AND CULTURE-Hint.: See 2009 Qns. No. 16 (e)

(b) THE ARTIST-Hint. See 2009 Q. No. 16 (a)

(c) BHARAT IS MY HOME-Hint.: See 2010 Q. No. 16 (b)

17. (a) I can only assure you that I enter this office in a spirit of prayrful humility and total dedication. I have just taken the oath of loyalty to the constitution of India. It is the constitution of a comparatively new state which is free citizens have, for the fist time in history, given to themselves. It is the young state of an ancient people who through the long milliannia and through cooperation of divorse ethnic elements, have striven to realise timeless, absoulte values in their own particular way. I pledge myself to the service of those values. For, though some concrete realisation of a value may become inadequate with the change of circumstance, the value remains eternally valid and pressed for newer and fresher realisation. The past is not dead and static, it is alove and dynamic and is involved in determining the quality of our persent and the prospects of our fututer.

(b) We have also become, in certain repects, progressively less like animals. I can thing in particular of two respects: first, that acquired, as opposed to congenital, skills play a continually increasing part in human life, and, secondly, that assuming morre and more dominated impulse. In those repspects we have certainly become progressively less like animals.

GROUP – D

18. Hint. See 2009 Qns. No. 18

OR,

To-day English is known as a global language, because no other language in the world is read and spoken in so many contries as it is. Naturally, it has become the language of international trade, commerce, science, technology and diplomacy, English was mainly the language of England, but it began to leave the shores of England and by the 19th country it was well on its way to becoming a world language, During 20th Century. English firmly established itself as world language and took a a global shape. 1 shape. There are two main ere are two main effects of this worldwide spread of English. Which are following :-

(a) New national varieties of English, like American English, Australian English, Canadian English, etc. came into being.

(b) New varieties of English devloped in countries, where English was not a mother-tongue, e.g., Indian English, Nigerian English etc.

Thus, we can say that English is global Language.

19. English glish is used as a second language ge in India. English is reognised as the second official language in India. English is a link language between states government in India. The states use English to corresponding to the others states and central goverment.

OR,

Rabindranath Tagore is one of the most popular authors of our contry. I have read many books by different authors. I like Tagore’s books most. So, Tagore is my favourite author. He belongs to a very respectable family of Bengal. He was born on 7th May, 1861 at Jorsanko in Kolkata. His father’s name as Sri Devendranath Tagore, who was a very talented person.

Rabindranath Tagore received his early education at two schools of Kolkata. They were oriental seminary and Calcutta Normal. For highter education he went to London in 1871 and joined the university of London. He returned to India in 1890. thereafter he spent then years of his life with Indian villagers in the country-side.

Tagore was a great writer. He wrote many novels, short stories, plays and essays etc. He also wrote a great deal of poetry. He was the editor of several magazines. His ‘Gitanjali’ is one of the best books. In 1911, he published Gitanjali. He was honoured with Nobel Prize for literature in 1913 on this publication. In 1901, he establised Shanti Niketan which is famous as Vishwabharati University in the world.

Thus, Tagore was a great writer, educationist and social reformer. He was also a great patriot. He raised his voice against the British Rule. He fought the war for freedom through his writings. But unfortunately he died on 7 August, 1941.

20.

(a) Great Expectations – Charles Dickens

(b) Othello – Shakespreare

(c) Pride & Prejudice – Jane Austen

(d) A passage to India – E.M. Forster

(e) Candida – GB. Shaw

Conclusion – 

Bihar Board 12th English PYQ 2011 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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