Model 7 (AltE) HS 1stYr Test 2022

HS First Year Test Exam
2022
M.C.Das College, Sonai
Full Marks:50
Pass Marks-15
Sub-Alternative English
Time-2 Hrs

A. Answer the following questions in just one line
5x1=5

1. Who is the author of'On the Rule of the Road'?
2. Faiz Ahmed Faiz belonged to which country?
3. With what did the poet compare himself with in "The Daffodils"?
4. Where were the daffodils located?
5. What was the colour of the daffodils?

B. Answer the following questions in 20-30 words.5x6=30
1. Describe the leaves in 'When Autumn Comes'.
What happened to the birds in 'When Autumn Comes'?
2. Why did the poet compare the daffodils to the stars?
3. Why was Wordsworth identified as first generation Romantic poet?
4. "They stretched in never ending line". Explain.
5. Why did Pytor's friend ask for a stag party?
6. What is a stag party? What could the word 'suitor' mean in "The Suitor and the Papa"?


C. Complete the sentences inserting tag Questions.5x1=5
1. There will be a meeting tomorrow, __?
2. Add a question tag, __?
3. We had not been given any opportunity,__?
4. Everyone joined the mission, ___?
5. The artist knows the way within,__?

D. Insert appropriate prepositions in the following sentences. 5x1=5
1. Everybody is afraid__ death.(of/from)
2. The hunter aimed __(at/in) the tiger.
3. I congratulated him __(on/in) her success.
4. She takes delight___(on/in) literature.
5. I haven't seen her __(since/ago) five days.

E. Identify and circle the adjective in each sentence.5x1=5
1. The pup is brown.
2. Asma is a short girl.
3. Sweet Rose!
4. The weather is cloudy.
5. Dr.Das is a brilliant doctor.

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