11th Class English Past Paper Sahiwal Board 2023 Group 2
Objective and Subjective 11th Class English Past Paper Group 2 Sahiwal Board 2023 Typed by Professor Mahrooz Ahmad Suib. This past paper is very helpful in the preparation for the syllabus of English class 11th for the students of the intermediate and these are according to the paper patterns of all Punjab boards such as Sahiwal Board.
Summary and Contents:
Topics which are discussed in the notes are given below:
- Objective Papers such as Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) 11th Class English Past Paper Sahiwal Board 2023 Group 2 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.
- Q. 1 Choose the right option of the underlined words in meaning and fill up the bubble: Book I- (Short Stories), Book III -(Plays and Poetry)
- 1. Birds turn their heads as she approaches. (a) turns (b) comes near (c) goes away (d) stops
- 2. The author had a vexing dream one night. (a) pleasing (b) troublesome (c) long (d) lovely
- 3. Shamim was an erstwhile disciple of Abul. (a) follower (b) well wisher (c) fan (d) friend
- 4. You have been the veterans of creative suffering. (a) suffers (b) experienced masters (c) victors (d) founders
- 5. Gorgios clothes were magnificent. (a) loose (b) cheap (c) ugly (d) grand
- 6. The fear was an unbidden partner with Harry and his family. (a) uninvited (b) invited (c) wanted (d) welcoming
- 7. Is he an imposter? (a) writer (b) athlete (c) impersonator (d) artist
- 8. The poet met a traveller from an antique land. (a) modern (b) old (c) developed (d) underdeveloped
- 9. Clark Larrabee had scarcely noticed her. (a) hardly (b) seriously (c) lovingly (d) keenly
- 10. He glances back at the door. (a) sees (b) touches (c) strikes (d) smells
- Choose the right option for the following and fill up the bubble:
- 11. The sound of outside. rain can be heard: (a) mild (b) cold (c) heavy (d) pleasant
- 12. Margaret answered the___calls. (a) telephone (b) mobile (c) wireless (d) free
- 13. They were spending ___dollars on me. (a) two (b) three (c) four (d) five
- 14. Clark picks up the newspaper___: (a) The News (b) The Gull (c) The Washington Times (d) The New York Times
- 15. Sheikh Sa'di was a great ___teller. (a) fiction (b) story (c) cash (d) event
- Choose the correct form of the verb and fill up the bubble:
- 16. He____to see you tomorrow. (a) came (b) comes (c) will come (d) has come
- 17. She____to office daily. (a) go (b) goes (c) will go (d) is going
- 18. It____since morning. (a) will rain (b) will be raining (c) rained (d) has been raining
- 19. If he___he will pass. (a) work (b) works (c) worked (d) working
- 20. The train____before we reached the station. (a) had left (b) has left (c) left (d) was left
- 2. Write short answers to any Six questions (3-5 lines) in your own words: (Book-I (Short-Stories)
- i. Why did the parents of the sick girl rebuke her?
- ii. What were the reasons Norma gave to her husband to accept the offer?
- iii. What was the reaction of the woman when the boy tried to snatch her purse?
- iv. Why did George give the pocket book to his employer?
- v. What was the viewpoint of the parents of Gorgios?
- vi. How did the king recover? (The Gulistan of Sa'di)
- vil. Did Margaret lose heart on the loss of crops?
- viii. Who was Chaudhry Fatehdad?
- ix. Who was Recording Angel? (The Angel and the Author - and others)
- 3. Write short answers to any Five questions (3-5 lines) in your own words: Book-III (One Act Plays)
- i. Why couldn't the Girl describe the killer?
- ii. What did the Second Man do to remove the Girl's fears?
- iii. How was the Girl saved in the end?
- iv. What have the lunatic elements suggested about the flying object?
- v. What kind of uniforms did Kreton prefer to like?
- vi. What is the purpose of Kreton's visit to Earth?
- vii. What philosophy did Harry invent?
- viii. Why does Clay need money?
- 4. Write short answers to any Four questions (3-5 lines) in your own words: (Book-III (Poems)
- i. What do the sheepdogs do when the Night-Mail passes by
- ii. How do the children enjoy the fruit in the poem?
- iii. What had the sculptor stamped on the lifeless things?
- iv. What has made the efforts of Muslims fruitless?
- v. Describe the scene of devastation (A Tale of Two Cities).
- vi. Why does the poet consider Love-an Essence of All Religions?
- 5. Write a letter to your younger brother to improve his English through newspapers and book reading. OR Write an application to the principal of your college to provide the internet facility and online resources in library.
- 6. Write a story with the moral lesson "Honesty Never Goes Unrewarded" OR "United We Stand, Divided We Fall".
- 7. (a) Explain the following lines with reference to the context: (Book-III):z
- From head to toe they are beaks
- When they cry. One grain to be fed to the ten young ones
- (b) Punctuate the following extract from Book-I (Short Stories): the towns empty but we found native life in the hills sir dark people yellow eyes the martians
- (c) Use any Five of the following pairs of words in sentences of your own: (i) Aural; Oral (ii) Empire; Umpire (iii) Herd Heard (iv) Tire, Tyre (v) Wander; Wonder (vi) Lose; Loose (vii) Pray, Prey
- 8. Translate the following passage into Urdu: Sweat popped out on the boy's face and he began to struggle. Mrs. Jones stopped, jerked him around in front of her, put a half nelson about his neck, and continued to drag him up the street. When she got to her door, she dragged the boy inside, down a hall, and into a large kitchenette-furnished room at the rear of the house. She switched on the light and left the door open. The boy could hear other roomers laughing and talking in the large house. Some of their doors were open, too, so he knew he and the woman were not alone.
- ALTERNATE QUESTION FOR FOREIGN / ENGLISH MEDIUM CANDIDATES: Write an Essay (250-300 words) on "Drug Addiction".