Q.Write an article on pollution.
ANS- POLLUTION
Pollution means the act of making something dirty destroying its purity. In the modern world pollution has become a dreadful problem, it has posed a threat to the survival of life. The world of nature has a holy plan where humans, animals and plants survive in co-operation. In the interest of industrialization and material progress man has destroyed nature's holy plan. Rapid industrialization, heavy mechanization and emission of smoke have polluted, soil is polluted by chemicals and disinfectants. There are acid rains in some parts of the world because of heavy smoke emitted. Deforestation has developed the problem of pollution. To restore the balance in atmosphere people must go for large scale tree plantation. Pollution must be controlled otherwise human race and animal kingdom will disappear from the globe.
Q. Write a letter to the Editor of a local newspaper discussing remedies for the unemployment problem in the state
ANS-
The Editor, The Assam Tribune Chandmari Guwahati
Sub.: Unemployment problem Date : 20/7/2018
Sir,
Our state Assam has been confronted with the acute problem, unemployment for young people, specially the educated ones. Its evils have already spread far and wide. Some young boys and girls have grown desperate, some have lost their ethics and morals, some have grown violent in their unfair activities. As a result the society suffers very badly.
Certainly the problems have some solutions. Steps must be taken to introduce avenues of self employment by introducing small or medium industries. In agriculture sector there are chances to get the unemployed self employed. NGOs are capable of absorbing a large part of the educated unemployed. In Assam vocational education is neglected, Govt. institutions for vocational educations must be extended or promoted to solve the unemployment problem. In some communities in the remote areas population growth has not been controlled. In order to quicken progress of economy this must be controlled.
Q. Write an application to the principal of your School, Bajali Higher Secondary School requesting him for cancellation of classes after the 1" period for cleaning the School Campus, you are Anil/Rosy the Union Secretary.
ANS-To.
The principal, Bajali Higher Secondary School.
Sub : Application for cancellation of classes after the 1s period.
Date : 15th June 2018
Sir,
I have the honour to state that we, the students from all classes have decided to go for a cleaning programme inside and outside the school campus. It has been all dirty in and around the school campus for the plastic bags, torn pieces of papers and fallen dry leaves of trees accumulated here and there.
Therefore I request you kindly to cancel classes after the 1st period. After the cleaning programme we will sit for a meeting for awareness among ourselves to keep our school all clean. So I request you again to give us permission for the meeting.
Faithfully yours
Anil/Rosy
Union Secretary
Important questions for class 12 English
model question paper class 12
Q. Change voice
(i) He was found guilty of murder.
ANS- The Police found him guilty of murder
(ii) Answer the question.
ANS- Let the question be answered
(iii) His behaviour vexes me sometimes.
ANS- I am vexed at his behaviour sometimes.
Q.Rewrite the sentences
(i) I congratulate you_ your success.
ANS- On
(ii) The fan is _ _my head.
ANS- over
(iii) He takes pride_ _his health.
ANS- in
(iv) He left ……..home.
ANS- For
Q. Rewrite the sentences
(i) You must work hard to succeed. (Change into a compound sentence)
ANS- Work hard and you will succeed.
(ii) None but John was present there. (Make it positive without changing the meaning)
ANS- Only John was present there.
(iii) We believe that he is innocent. (Turn it into a simple sentence)
ANS- We believe in his innocence
(iv) Everybody loves a child (Turn into interrogative sentence)
ANS- Who does not love a child?
v)He was absent yesterday. (Turn into negative sentence).
ANS- He was not present yesterday.
(vi) No other boxer is as great as Mary Kom. (Change into superlative degree)
ANS- Mary Kom is the greatest boxer
Q. Answer any(i) What are the things that bring sorrows and sufferings to a man?
ANS- Man himself is the root cause of sorrows and sufferings. Man suffers for the lack of human qualities. He suffers from malice and distress. He exercises ill thoughts and cultivates evil deeds. All these things bring sorrows and sufferings to a man.
(ii) What is the likely confusion regarding Neruda's desire?
ANS- it is in the news that these poor people will be brought out They will be settled in villages. Their area will be taken over by the rich and cunning people.
(iii) What kind of pain and ache does the poetess feel?
ANS- The poetess feels pain and ache by seeing her mother's pale and weak appearance. She looks wan like the late winter's moon. She realizes that her mother is not going to live long
Class 12 English important Questions with answer
Q. Answer the following questions
(a) How did speaks Franz in great dread of scolding?
ANS- The speaker, a little school boy named Franz was in great dread of scolding. It was because he was late to go to school that day and their teacher M. Hamel had said that he would ask questions on participles; he didn't know the first word about the participles.
(b) What was M. Hamel's special set of dress that he wore on the day of the last lesson?
ANS- M. Hamel's special set of dress that he wore on the day of the last lesson was his green coat, frilled shirt and black silk cap.
(c) What were Gandhi’s views on the law court in India in those days?
ANS- Gandhi viewed law courts in India in those days as useless.
(d) What kind of person is Geoff?
ANS- Geoff is an introvert type of person. He hardly shares his feeling and emotions with others.
(e) What is the only animal seen in Peacock island?
ANS- Monkey is the only animal seen in the Peacock Island.
Q. Answer any five
(a) For Sophie what did Geoff symbolize?
ANS- From Sophie's perspective, Geoff symbolized life and freedom of thought and imagination.
(b) What is the difference between saheb and Mukesh?
ANS- Saheb didn't cherish any dream, while Mukesh kept the dream of becoming a motor mechanic. Saheb seemed to surrender to his lot but Mukesh tried to come out of the paină and poverty and to be his own master.
(c) How was the north bank of the river Brahmaputra?
ANS- The north bank of the Brahmaputra was vast, remote stretch of flat, edgeless land between the sandbanks of the Brahmaputra and the Himalayan foothills. It was a strange place where rivers dried up in the hot weather or suddenly disappeared under water.
(d) Why does not Sophie's father believe her?
ANS- Sophie's father does not believe her because the latter has the habit of telling false stories out of her imagination. When Geoff told him that Sophie had met the famous footballer Danney Casey, he did not believe in it.
(e) When did M. Hamel declare his school a holiday?
ANS- While M. Hamel wants to go for fishing, M. Hamel declares the school a holiday.
Q.(a)Give a description of the life of Saheb and other ragpickers.
ANS- The life of Saheb and the other ragpickers are miserable. They are deprived of education and other facilities. They were so poor that they didn't even have shoes to wear. These children earn a living through ragpicking.
Saheb and the other ragpickers live in seemapuri on the periphery of Delhi. Yet, miles away from it metaphorically. Those to lived there were squatters who came from Bangladesh baca 1971. These people live in deplorable conditions, in structureof mud, with roofs of tin and tarpaulin devoid of drainage, sewage and running water. They had lived there without an identity but with ration cards which enable them to buy food. Food for them is more important than that of their identity. For these people ragpicking is the only means of survival.
(b) How did Gandhi help the poor in Champaran to achieve freedom from fear? What made indigo Sharecropping disappear?
ANS- Gandhi came to Champaran to fight against the injustice of landlord system there.Those estates were worked by Indian tenants. While synthetic indigo was developed in Germany, indigo plantation remained no longer profitable. During this period, Gandhi arrived at Champaran.
A huge crowd welcomed Gandhi at Champaran. The commissioner asked Gandhi to leave the place. Gandhi did not oblige him. He received a summon to appear in the court the next day. Thousands of peasants were around the court house. It was the beginning of their liberation from fear of the British. The case against Gandhi was dropped. Civil disobedience had triumphed for the first time in modern India.
A commission of enquiry was constituted. The landlords agreed to refund 25% of the compensation money within a few years. The British planters abandoned their estates. So, indigo sharecropping disappeared.
(c) How did Mr. Lamb try to change Derry's attitude to life?
ANS- Both Mr. Lamb and Derry have one common characteristic feature i.e. both are physically deformed. The former has a tin leg and the latter has a burnt face. Mr. Lamb is always positive and keeps his physical deforming aside. While Derry is pessimistic. Derry always suffers from inferiority complex, because of his bado face. Lamb enjoys life very much. He keeps the gate of his garden so open for the kids.Derry hates people who stare at him. He is very sensitive. On the other hand, Mr. Lamb is very much broadminded and talks with everyone who wants to talk. Thus Mr. Lamb inspired Derry to enjoy the life.
Q. Answer any
(a) Why was Annan not amused by Bama's story?
ANS- Bama's story was not funny according to Annan. It was because, Annan was also from a low caste family and could not touch the food packet taken for the landlord.
(b) What was the happy news for the tiger king after a long time?
ANS- After a long time, the happy news for the tiger king was that sheep were disappearing from the villages. This was assumed that the tiger had eaten the sheep. The tiger king now would get the hundredth tiger to kill.
(c) How does Mr. Lamb perceive things?
ANS- Mr. Lamb was a physically deformed man. He was broadminded and optimistic. He accepted everything positive. He always kept his gate open for the kids.
(d) How was the wooden tiger?
ANS- The Wooden tiger was very ordinary.Its surface was rough; tiny silvers of Wood stood up: like quills all over it.
(e) What was the happy news that made the Maharaja happy?
ANS- Sheep had begun to disappear from the hillside village. Itwas not the work of khader Mian Saheb who were famous for killing sheep. The Maharaja was happy that a tiger had arrived at his kingdom.
(f) How was Zitkala- Sa's long hair shingled?
ANS- Zitkala-sa was tied to a chair. She cried aloud. She kept shaking her head all the while. She felt the blades of the Scissors against her head. She heard them cut off one of her thick braids. Then she lost her spirit and stopped struggling. So, her tresses were shingled.
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