11th Class English Past Paper Rawalpindi Board 2017 Group 1

• Objective Papers such as Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) 11th Class English Past Paper Rawalpindi Board 2017 pdf download for all Punjab Boards.
• In the objective part of the paper, there are 20 mcqs and one mcqs means one mark marking it a total of 20 marks in the objective paper.
  
• Essay Type Papers such as short questions of Lessons, Plays and Poems, Letters, Applications, Stories, Pair of Words, and Passage English into Urdu in the form of English paper Class 11th for all Punjab Boards.
• A. Choose the right option of the under-lined words. (Book-l: Short stories; Book-III: Plays, poetry)
• 1. Steward nodded, monetarily.   (A) refused        (B) laughed      (C) cried      (D) agreed
• 2. Sweat popped out on the boy's face.      (A) disappeared     (B) came out     (C) spread     (D) absent
• 3. They all stood and gazed.     (A) stare      (B) laugh     (C) weep      (D) shout
• 4. He too was turned off.    (A) rejected     (B) beaten      (C) called     (D) abused
• 5. I had a vexing dream one night.    (A) worrying       (B) pleasing       (C) odd        (D) sweet
• 6. Meteors are blazing hot.    (A) slightly     (B) mildly      (C) burning    (D) somewhat
• 7. She shudders at her own thought.    (A) protests      (B) trembles       (C) weeps     (D) predicts
• 8. Your fishing tackle's is in the closet.    (A) tools      (B) money        (C) feed     (D) cap
• 9. I, with my stoop, reflect.      (A) ask      (B) think       (C) look       (D) criticize
• 10. No time to turn at Beauty's glance.     (A) style      (B) attraction     (C) activity    (D) glimpse
• B. Choose the right option out of the four for each question:
• 11. What is that gadget any way?    (A) offer    (B) scheme      (C) package    (D) Device
• 12. From where was the woman coming?  (A) Hotel    (B) beauty shop       (C) office      (D) college
• 13. Edwin Arneld described Gulistan in:  (A) literay terms   (B) culinery terms   (C) scientific terms  (D) Idioms 
• 14. Her hair is dishevelled.     (A) colourful      (B) long     (C) disarranged     (D)  Dirty
• 15. I've never felt so sordid.   (A) loathsome    (B) happy   (C) proud    (D) ambitious
• C. Choose the correct form of verb out of the given four options.
• 16. When the school bell rang, I ____ my bath.    (A) had     (B) was having    (C) have been    (D) have had
• 17. He had better _____ his doctor.      (A) saw     (B) had seen      (C) seen     (D) see
• 18. I _____ her, if she had informed me. 
• (A) had helped       (B) helped       (C) would have helped       (D) help
• 19. The Principal ____ the class tomorrow.   (A) will visit      (B) visit     (C) visited       (D) visiting
• 20. He said that hard work _____ the key to success.   (A) was      (C) is      (B) had      (D) will have been
• 2. Write short answers in 3-5 lines of any six questions in your own words. Book-I- (Short Stories).
• i. Why did the boy look to the sky and smile?
• ii. Why did the quack come back to the Camel men?
• iii. What should be faith of Negroes?
• iv. Why are the locusts compared with bad weather?
• v. Describe Maulvi's appearance?
• vi. Why did Della feel proud in the beauty of her hair?
• vii. Why didn't the old man follow the advice of the doctors?
• viii. How long had Gorgios to stick to get his ambition achieved?
• ix. How did the young man treat the cat in story "over coat"?
• 3. Write short answers in 3-5 lines of any five questions in your own words from Book-III(One Act Plays).
• i. How did the girl recognize the killer?
• ii. What was General power thinking?
• iii. Who buys the oyster? How much does he pay?
• iv. What kind of haircut does Miss. McCutcheon want?
• v. What were the circumstances that forced the girl to leave her car?
• vi. What were the factors that played their role in saving the girl?
• vii. Write a brief note on the personality of Ellen Spelding.
• viii. How does Harry describe the inhabitants of "O.K.by-the-Sea"?
• 4. Write short answers in 3-5 lines of any four questions in your own words from Book-III (Poems)
• i. What kind of train is "Night Mail"?
• ii. What can we not see in the broad day light? (Leisure)
• iii. How does the reader discourage the rider? (O where Are you going?)
• iv. What does the sparrow hold in her beak? How many young ones does she have? (The Feed)
• v. How is the Sindhi woman walking through the bazaar?
• vi. What was written on the pedestal of Ozymandian's statue?
• 5. Write a letter to your friend condoling with him on the death of his mother.  OR   Write an application to the Principal of your college for the remission of fine.
• 6. Write a story on the moral lesson: "Haste makes Waste" OR "Where there is a will, there is a way".
• 7. (A) Explain the following lines with reference to the context:  Snorting noisily, She passes, Silent miles of wind-bent grasses
• (B) Punctuate the following extract from (Book-l, Short Stories): this is the way Jess said my father pointing with his cane across the deep valley below
• (C) Use any FIVE of the following pairs of words in the sentences of your own:
• (i) Access; Excess  (ii) Coma Comma    (iii) Dose; Doze    (iv) Foul; fowl   (v) Metal; Mettle  (vi) Pain; Pane   (vii) Steal: Steel
• 8. Translate the following passage into Urdu:
• In the crowd there was a loud mouthed old hag who seemed to have other views. In a loud whisper. She pointed out that several suits in the dowry had once belonged to a woman who had died young. are hers," She added with conviction. "But the gold pendants"? She raised her eyes and looked towards. There were others which had been part of Zaibun's dowry. "Even the bracelets and the gold nose ring the heaven as if they were a gift from there. OR
• Alternate question for candidates whose medium of examination is English /Foreign candidates only.  Write an essay (300 words) on "The importance of Education".