RBSE Class 10th 2019 English-S-122-D&D-2019 Previous Year Papers
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| Board | RBSE |
|---|---|
| Class | Class 10th |
| Exam year | 2019 |
| Subject | English-S-122-D&D-2019 |
| Resource type | Previous Year Papers |
| Category | RBSE Previous Year Question Papers |
| Website | RBSE Solution |
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SECONDARY (D & D) EXAMINATION, 2019
ENGLISH
Time: 44 Hours | Maximum Marks: 80
No. of Questions: 28 | No. of Printed Pages: 07
Subject Code: S-22-English (D & D)
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO THE EXAMINEES:
- Examinees must write first their Roll Nos. on the question paper.
- All questions are compulsory.
- Write answer to each question in the given answer-book only.
- For questions having more than one part the answer to those parts must be written together in continuity.
- Write the correct serial number of each question as mentioned in paper.
- Read the instructions given for each section and questions and follow them.
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TEAR HERE TO OPEN THE QUESTION PAPER
SECTION - A (READING)
Passage-I
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow:
It happened some fifty years ago. Ramu was in the fifth standard at the government school Kambelpur, now called Atak. One day, he went to school with four rupees in his pocket to pay the school fees and fund. When he reached school he found that the teacher who collected the fees, Master Gulam Mohammad, was on leave and so the fees would be collected the next day. All through the day the coins simply sat in his pocket, but once school got over and he was outside, they began to speak.
One coin said. "What are you thinking about? Those fresh, hot Jalebis coming out of the Kadhao in the shop over there, they are not coming out for nothing. Jalebis are meant to be eaten and only those with money in their pocket can eat them."
- 1) Where did Ramu study? [2]
- 2) How many rupees did he have in his pocket? [2]
- 3) Name the teacher who collected the fees? [1]
- 4) Why did he take money to school? [4]
- 5) Who can eat Jalebis? [4]
Answers:
- Ramu studied at the government school in Kambelpur, now called Atak.
- He had four rupees in his pocket.
- The teacher who collected the fees was Master Gulam Mohammad.
- He took money to school to pay the school fees and fund.
- Only those with money in their pocket can eat Jalebis.
Passage-II
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow:
In the north west of undivided India, near Peshawar, there was the ancient and famous university of Taxila. This university was particularly noted for science, especially medicine and the arts and people went to it from distant parts of India. The Jataka stories are full of instances of sons of nobles and Brahmins.
S—22-English (D&D) 5022
SECTION - A (READING)
6) Where was the university of Taxila situated? [2]
7) What was it noted for? [2]
8) What was considered an honour and distinction? [1]
9) How can you say that physicians from Taxila were highly thought of? [1]
10) What are the Jataka stories full of? [4]
SECTION - B (WRITING)
Imagine that you are Alok / Alka, a student of class X. Your father has been transferred to Jaipur. Write an application to your Principal requesting him to issue your transfer certificate. [5]
Date: [Current Date]
To,
The Principal,
[School Name],
[School Address]
Subject: Application for Transfer Certificate
Respected Sir/Madam,
I, Alok/Alka, a student of Class X, Section [Your Section], Roll No. [Your Roll Number], humbly request you to issue my Transfer Certificate. My father has been transferred to Jaipur, and our family will be relocating there. Therefore, I need to continue my education in a school in Jaipur.
I have cleared all my dues and have no pending fees or library books. I shall be grateful if you kindly issue my Transfer Certificate at the earliest.
Thanking you,
Yours obediently,
(Alok/Alka)
Class X, Roll No. [Your Roll Number]
OR
Imagine that you are Reshma / Ramesh studying in Govt. Senior Secondary School, Jalore. Write an application to the Principal of your school requesting him or her to grant you three days’ leave as you want to attend your sister's marriage. [5]
Date: [Current Date]
To,
The Principal,
Govt. Senior Secondary School,
Jalore
Subject: Application for Three Days' Leave
Respected Sir/Madam,
I, Reshma/Ramesh, a student of Class X, Section [Your Section], Roll No. [Your Roll Number], humbly request you to grant me leave for three days, from [Start Date] to [End Date]. I need to attend my sister's marriage, which is a family event. I will be back to school on the next working day and will complete all missed assignments.
I shall be grateful for your kind consideration.
Thanking you,
Yours obediently,
(Reshma/Ramesh)
Class X, Roll No. [Your Roll Number]
SECTION - C (GRAMMAR)
2) Write a short paragraph in 50 words on the given topic:
A Picnic
A picnic is a joyful outdoor meal with family or friends. We pack tasty food, a mat, and games. Last Sunday, we went to a park. We ate, played, and laughed together. The fresh air and green grass made it special. It was a memorable day.
My School
My school is my second home. It has big classrooms, a library, and a playground. My teachers are kind and helpful. I learn many subjects like English, Maths, and Science. I love my school because it gives me knowledge and good friends.
3) Write a story with the help of given outlines in 50-60 words.
The Lion and the Mouse
A lion was sleeping in the jungle. A mouse came and began to jump on his body. The lion woke up and caught the mouse. The mouse requested to leave and promised to help. The lion let him go. Later, the mouse helped the lion by cutting a net and freeing him. The lion was happy.
The Fox and the Grapes
A hungry fox was searching for food here and there. He saw a bunch of ripe, sweet grapes. Water came to his mouth. He wanted to eat them, but they were very high. He could not reach. He jumped in vain. Sad, he said, "The grapes are sour," and went away.
4) Write opposite meaning of the following words:
| Word | Opposite |
|---|---|
| Tall | Short |
| Poor | Rich |
| Careful | Careless |
| High | Low |
| Hot | Cold |
| Near | Far |
5) Write the words opposite in gender of the following words:
| Word | Opposite Gender |
|---|---|
| Girl | Boy |
| Tiger | Tigress |
| Sister | Brother |
| Female | Male |
| Mice | Mouse (singular, but opposite gender: male mouse) |
| Prince | Princess |
6) Write number of the following words:-
- i) ox – oxen
- ii) cow – cows
- iii) thief – thieves
- iv) man – men
- v) tomato – tomatoes
- vi) child – children
[6 × ½ = 3]
7) Fill in the blanks with correct articles - a, an, the :- [1 × 3 = 3]
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I have ____ one rupee note.
- (a) a ✔ Correct Answer
- (b) an
- (c) the
- (d) none
Explanation: 'One' begins with a consonant sound (w), so 'a' is used.
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My uncle is ____ M.A.
- (a) a
- (b) an ✔ Correct Answer
- (c) the
- (d) none
Explanation: 'M.A.' begins with a vowel sound (em), so 'an' is used.
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Sita is ____ tallest girl in our class.
- (a) a
- (b) an
- (c) the ✔ Correct Answer
- (d) none
Explanation: 'The' is used before superlative adjectives like 'tallest'.
8) Choose the correct form of the verb :- [1 × 3 = 3]
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He never ____ a lie.
- (a) tell
- (b) tells ✔ Correct Answer
- (c) telling
- (d) will tell
Explanation: With third person singular subject 'He', the simple present tense uses 'tells'.
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Ram ____ going to market at present.
- (a) have
- (b) has
- (c) is ✔ Correct Answer
- (d) will
Explanation: Present continuous tense uses 'is' with singular subject 'Ram'.
-
Shilpi ____ a film yesterday.
- (a) seen
- (b) saw ✔ Correct Answer
- (c) see
- (d) will see
Explanation: 'Yesterday' indicates past tense, so 'saw' is correct.
SECTION - D
(TEXT BOOK QUESTIONS)
9) Choose the correct alternative :-
-
Who was the mother of Jambaji?
- (a) Hamsa Devi
- (b) Ramsa Devi
- (c) Amrita Devi
- (d) Ramila Devi
Explanation: Jambaji's mother was Amrita Devi.
-
Whom did Swami bite in the night?
- (a) a monster
- (b) a cook
- (c) a tiger
- (d) a burglar
Explanation: Swami bit a tiger in the night.
-
The king was full of
- (a) wisdom
- (b) emotions
- (c) fancies
- (d) good manners
Explanation: The king was full of fancies.
-
Rashida's kite was different because it
- (a) sang
- (b) danced
- (c) played
- (d) jumped
Explanation: Rashida's kite was different because it sang.
-
How old was Sameer?
- (a) fourteen years
- (b) fifteen years
- (c) sixteen years
- (d) seventeen years
Explanation: Sameer was sixteen years old.
20) Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statement :-
-
The Book that saved the Earth is a drama.
Answer: T (True) – The Book that saved the Earth is indeed a drama. -
Pen is mightier than the sword.
Answer: T (True) – This is a well-known proverb. -
Prayer does not bring any inward peace.
Answer: F (False) – Prayer is believed to bring inward peace. -
Hari Singh took a new name every month.
Answer: T (True) – Hari Singh changed his name every month to avoid detection. -
Griffin was not a scientist.
Answer: F (False) – Griffin was a scientist who discovered invisibility.
Match the following words in column 'A' with column 'B'
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(i) efficacy – (d) producing desired results
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(ii) egotism – (e) practice of talking about oneself
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(iii) vital – (a) supreme
-
(iv) slumber – (b) sleep
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(v) stir – (c) shake
Answer the following questions in not more than 20-30 words each
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What did the gentleman give to the thief?
The gentleman gave the thief a hundred-rupee note and advised him to use it for honest work instead of stealing.
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Whom does the writer call uncivilized?
The writer calls those people uncivilized who judge others based on their caste, colour, or creed and treat them unfairly.
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How can we remain mentally well?
We can remain mentally well by staying positive, engaging in physical exercise, maintaining good relationships, and avoiding stress.
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What was the complaint of Babuli's mother in her letter to him?
Babuli's mother complained that his younger brother was not taking proper care of the fields and that the family was facing financial difficulties.
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Why was Bholi sent to school?
Bholi was sent to school because the Tehsildar had announced that every child must be educated, and her father feared a fine if he did not send her.
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Where did the narrator first meet Private Quelch?
The narrator first met Private Quelch at the training camp during the war, where Quelch was known for his excessive knowledge and habit of correcting others.
Write a short speech in about 60 words on the importance of "Traffic Lights"
Good morning everyone. Traffic lights are essential for road safety. They control the flow of vehicles and pedestrians, preventing accidents and chaos. Red means stop, yellow means get ready, and green means go. By following traffic lights, we ensure a smooth and safe journey for everyone. Let us always obey traffic rules and respect these signals for our own safety and others'. Thank you.