English

NOTE: Attempt all questions from Section A and B

SECTION - A

2.1 Explain with reference to the context any THREE of the following extracts.

And I watered it in fears.

one fraughts or aut

Night and morning with my tears:

And I sunned it with smiles,

And with soft deceitful wiles.

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All pleasure and all trouble,

in sleep that is sweeter

sit on a barrel of gunpow

than talk to a w

man. Brri... I feel quite chilly.

-and it's all on ac

ount of that little bit

t even see one of these poetic creatures from a distance without breaking out into a cold sweat out of sheer

r. I can't look at them

I admire my mother more than I admire any woman on earth. M

mother was once in love with a man called

charles, and im in love myself just now. Speaking as a woman in love, I don't see how my mother could have known

Charles for what he was. I don't blame Charles, either.

2 Attempt any TWO of the following questions (160 words each)

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Why does Cle Anderson not show any concern when Nick Adams warns him off the two intending murderers in the story "The Kilers"?

What changes in his perceptions does the protagonist und

lergo after his visit to the Araby bazaar? (Araby by James Joyce),

rate the conversation between Uncle James and his nephew Philip that takes place when Uncle James lies

asleep and sees a dream.

2.3 Attempt any TWO of the following questions (150 words each)

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How does the poet, Walter De La Mare, want to lead and enjoy his life in the world of Tartary?

The poatess Elizabeth Bishop says that "the art of losing isn't hard to master"? Do you agree or disagree to her opinion

(One Art)

Give a critical appreciation of the Sonnet When I Have Fears' by John Keats.

SECTION - B

).4 Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given at the end.

akistan is one of those developing countries that constitute a great par

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om

of Asia and Africa most of Latin America

nd some of Europe, having two-thirds of the world's popul

emocracy and rapid economic, development at the

Qur mutually great problem is how to have

Democracy has very often been without "rapid

conomic development." We"all know and fee

low and gradual economic development, In fact, den

/ has nearly always been associated with

is the product of the western capitalistic system (in which

rivate persons can build up capital and property

to any extent). Efforts have been made to combine democracy and

ocialism. Socialism can, of course, cause quick economic growth. However, it means state or govermental control-

f most of the big industr

apitale

les and farms of the country. It means much less of individual freedom than can be found in

In capitalistic democracy, we have more of political, but less of economic equality, In socialistic democracy,

e would be having less of political, and more of economic equality. Nevertheless, at the turn of the century, socialism

nd communism fell into disrepute, Indeed, after the collapse of communism in the Soviet Union, there was a strong

end in world politics in favor of capitalistic methods and policies.

luestions:

What is the common problem of the developing countries of the world?

What connection does the writer try to show between democracy and economic development?

What does the writer say about "equality" in capitalistic and socialistic systems?

Would you like to have capitalistic or socialistic democracy if you think that the witer's descriptions of the two systam

Give the meanings of the following words:

Constitute

Gradual

Write a summary in about one-third of the length of the passage and suggest a suitable titie.

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1.5 Write a dialogue between two students discussing the social usefulness of village fairs.

OR

Translate the follo

sage into English.

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ربل 1860ء كو قائم بوا

تها حس كو كم كوكى دوياز دهين ستكي كيتح بس وبان تستركت اسكول لابور 5ا ابريل 1860، كو قاتم بو

حوت مي جر ٠ج

جس نسح ابنح قيام سح 1980، تك بيث ترقى كم