RBSE Board class 12th English Full solution half yearly exam 2022 -23 || कक्षा 12वीं अंग्रेजी पूरे पेपर का हल
RBSE BOARD HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION, 2022-23
Subject: English Compulsory
Class: XII
Time: 3:15 Hrs. Max Marks: 70
General Instruction :-
(1) Candidate must write first their Roll No. on the question paper.
(2) All the questions are compulsory.
(3) Write the answer to each question in the given answer-book only.
(4) For questions having more than one part, The answers to those parts must be written together continuity.
(5) Write the correct serial number of each mentioned in the question paper.
(6) Do not exceed the prescribed word limit.
Full Solution (Full Paper) -
Section-A
Q.1-6: Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below:- 1+1+1+1+1=1
Rabindranath Thakur was born in Calcutta on May 7, 1861. His father Devendranath Thakur was a well-known social and religious leader and was called Maharshi Devendranath. Though a religious leader, Devendranath was very broad-minded and encouraged his son to think independently. In school Rabindranath found the teaching too-elementary. It did not take his teacher long to recognise his high intelligence.
He was given "Meebeth" to translate and to everyone's surprise Rabindranath made a very good translation into Bengali.
However, his limitless curiosity to know more and newer things could not be satisfied in school.
It was, therefore, decided to withdraw him from there.
For four years, from the age of 13 to 17, he studied a wide variety of subjects at home. About the same time he was drawn to Nature and Arts.
For hours he would go swimming in the Ganga and watch the changing moods of that mighty river. He also started composing verses and learning music.
from 1818 onwards his talent as a writer expressed itself in the form of countless compositions in poetry, drama, prose, music, fiction, philosophy and painting. He wrote nearly 50 plays, 100 books of verse and 40 volumes of fiction and philosophical writing.
Rabindranath was also a great educationist. In 1901, he founded a school at Shantiniketan near Bolpur
Bengal, situated in the midst of natural surroundings, it soon started attracting students from all over the country and even from outside India.
In 1922 it was changed into an international university called Vishva-Bharati, the name it continues to has to this day.
The work which brought him universal recognition was a collection of poems named "Gitanjali", nally written in Bengali. It was translated into English by Rabindranath himself. This won him in 1913 to Nobel Prize in Literature and made him internationally famous.
Rubindranath was a great nationalist and patriot. He felt so bitter about the Jallianwala Bagh tragedy 1919 that as a protest, he gave up knighthood which the British and awarded him earlieg.
It was a part of his wider vision of internationalism and world brotherhood.
Questions:-
1.Why did Rabindranath give up the title of knighthood?
2.When and where he was born?
3.Who was famous as "Maharshi"?
4.Why was Rubindranath not educated at school?
5. Opposite of "Comedy".
6. A piece of poetry (Write synonyms)
Ans - doggerelPassage-2
Q (7-9): Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow :-
1+1+1=3
Women in ancient India were free, well educated and well respected. A wife shared all her husband's privileges.
She was his companion. This freedom continued even after the vedic age. It was only in the time of manu that we find women regarded as chattels, whose place is only in the home, though even he allows that they are like goddess. Still according to him, a women is never fit for independence.
It is not quite clear why women lost their high position. Perhaps one of the reasons may have been the fact that when the Aryans first came to India. It was not essential to be specifically trained in order to take part in religious ceremonies.
We hear of Gusha and Lopamudra who were skilled in composing hymns and in philosophical discussion. Later, women were gradually deprived of rights and given a status inferior to that of men. However, the vedic wife was supreme in her household and free to do what she liked.
During the vedic period, there were some women who could probably read and write. Early marriage was not in the practice. Girls were allowed to choose their husbands. If, for any reason, a girl reminded, she stayed on with her parents and obtained a share of her father's property.
The custumes of "Swayamvara" existed during this period. The bride was asked to select a husband a number of worthy young man. Damayanti chose Nala as her husband in a similar way.
The custom of dowry existed, but a marriage was indissouble. A wife was not ill treated by her husband's people. On the other hand, she was regarded as the supreme mistress of the house. In later Times, polygamy became common, and wife was jealous of the other.
7. In ancient the women were
(A) free
(B)well educated and respected
(C)both A and B
(D) Educated
8. What did make the vedic wife jealous?
(A) having more than one wife
(B) having more than one servant
(C) having more than one friend
(D) none of these
9. Choose the opposite word of "the present or rescent time".
(A) ancient
(B) ancestor
(C)moderate
(D) none of these
Ans - (A) ancient
Section - B
10. Draft an advertisement to seek a suitable match for Mr. Ravi rawal's daughter to be published in matrimonial columns of the newspaper. Give necessary details note more than 50 words.
OR
As principal of your school. You are going to organise a science fair in your school. Write a notice inviting the names of the students who want to participate in charts,models and quiz competition.
Ans -
Paramount Public School , Jaipur
Date -
SCIENCE FAIR
This notice has been put up to inform all the students of classes 8th and upwards that a science fair is being organized on the 20th of April, 2020 at 9:00 A.M in the school auditorium by the Science Department. There will be a variety of events and functions that will be organized under the science fair including chart designing competition, model inventing competition and quiz competition for the students of class 8th and upwards. All the students are requested to take part in this grand science fair and enrich their knowledge. All the prize winners will be awarded with a magnificent trophy and personalised mugs. Interested students can give their names to their class-teachers or to the principal's assistant. XYZ
(Principal)
11. Write a factual description in about 100 words "A road accident".
Ans -
OR
Change the following passage into Hindi.
Food adulteration is an obnoxious froud done by a man with the other men playing with lives of people for making more and more money is brutality.
Basically, the mixing of unwanted materials like dust, impurities, concerate particles etc., In any food item which matches its colour, size and texture is adulteration.
The typical examples of this are milk spices, oil and ghee, pulses etc. Not only it is like snatching money from people but also a formof befooling then by giving them poisonous and harmful eatables.
12. You are Shahrukh living in Reodar. Write a letter to OM Book Depot, Sadar bajar Udaipur placing order to supply books for school library.
OR
Write a job application for the post of a clerk advertised in the local newspaper of your city.
Ans -
13. Grammar
1+1+1+1+1=5
(i) Rewrite the sentence using "Wh-clause" I never believed it. What did you tell her?
(ii) Change the Simple Sentences into Complex Sentence. It is clear. You have commited a crime.
(iii) Rewrite the sentence using past participle.
I found my pen. It was lost.
(iv) Write the appropriate phrasal verb.
She. Came (come) home after the film.
(v) Fill in the blanks with suitable preposition.
She did not agree with me (with/from)
Important Information -
इसके आगे के उत्तर देखने के लिए नीचे दी गई लिंक पर क्लिक करें और आप इसके आगे के भी उत्तर देख पाएंगे. और साथ में हैं आप इसकी पीडीएफ डाउनलोड कर ले।
Section-C
14.Read the passage gien below and answer the questions that follow-
1+1+1+1=4
The next day both men got up in good season. The crofter was in a hurry to milk his cow, and the other man properly thought he should not stay in bed when the head of the house had gotten up. They left the cottage at the same time. The crofter locked the door and put the key in his pocket. The man with the rat traps said "good bye and thank you", and thereupon each went his own way.
(i)Who was the head of the house?
(ii)Why was the crofter in a hurry?
(iii) Write the opposite of 'Slowness'.
(iv) Write the meaning of 'Crofter' in Hindi.
15.What was the fear of the author and how did a misadventure strengthen it further? (answer limit 80 words) (Deep water)
OR
What was the impact of Hamel's speech on the students? (limit 80 words) (Last lesson)
16. Answer the following questions in 20-25 words
(i)Who is going to scold the narrator?
(ii) Why did Rajkumar Shukla want Gandhij to visit his district?
17. Explain with reference to the context.
Perhaps the Earth can teach us
as when everything seems dead
and later proves to be alive.
Now I'll count up to twelve
and you keep quiet and I will go.
OR
A thing of beauty is joy forever
Its liveliness increases, it will never Pass into nothingness; but will keep
a bower quiet for us, and a sleep
full of sweet dreams, and health and quiet breathing.
18 Answer the following questions in about 80 words-
What idea do you form about the poetess as a daughter?
OR
Draw a character-sketch of Aunt Jennifer.
19. Answer the questions in about 20-25 words
(i)Where was the poetess going to and with whom?
(ii)What does the poet suggest to us to do?
20. Write the answer of the following questions in about 80 words
(1) What did the king do to fulfil his row to kill hundered tigers?
OR
Write about Charley in you own words?
21. Answer the following questions not more than 20-25 words-
(i) Why did the king decide to marry the royal girl?
(ii) What will Dr. Sadao and his wife do with the man?
22. Attempt multiple choice questions-
(1)The name of Sadau's wife is- (The Enemy)
(A) Hana
(B) Julie
(C) Maria
(D) Elizabeth
(ii) Dewan brought a tiger from … (The Tiger King)
(A) People's park in Madras
(B) From circus company
(C) From nearby forest
(D) From the in-law's of his own king.
(iii) What was lying on the floor? (The Third Level)
(A) Brass spittoons
(B) Brass dustbins
(C) Purse of a young man
(D) All of the above
(iv) Sadoo and Hana met at thefirst time in- (The Enemy)
(A) Japan
(B) China
(C) Russia
(D) America
(v) How many tigers had the Maharaja killed within ten years? (The Tiger King)
(A) 80
(B) 60
(C) 70
(D) 90
(vi) Sam was a/an-
(A) historian
(B) oculogist
(C) philosopher
(D) psychiatrist
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