sample question papers - Central Board of Secondary Education
sample question papers - Central Board of Secondary Education
sample question papers - Central Board of Secondary Education
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Option–l (i) Man proposes - Mrs. Malik had planned the layout <strong>of</strong> her house, supervised<br />
every detail <strong>of</strong> its construction and eagerly awaited the time when she could<br />
live in the house.<br />
(ii) God disposes - events took a different turn.<br />
• the house was requisitioned by the govt.<br />
• her husband passed away<br />
• her daughter - in - law took charge <strong>of</strong> the house and relegated<br />
her to the l0' × 8' room which she had designed for her mother<br />
-in-law. 7 Marks<br />
Option–2 • focus on development <strong>of</strong> students’ individual personalities, not merely on<br />
transferring knowledge<br />
• allow students to develop their individuality<br />
• make students perform due to interest in subject, curiosity and desire for<br />
truth, not out <strong>of</strong> fear and compulsion.<br />
• not over emphasize individual ambition such that it becomes a race for<br />
survival<br />
• let all activities be governed by pleasure motive<br />
• develop childlike inclinations and desires for recognition<br />
<strong>of</strong> students. 7 Marks<br />
Option-1 (i) Man proposes - Mrs. Malik had planned the layout <strong>of</strong> her house, supervised<br />
every detail <strong>of</strong> its construction and eagerly awaited the time when she could<br />
live in the house.<br />
(ii) God disposes - events took a different turn.<br />
• the house was requisitioned by the govt.<br />
• her husband passed away<br />
• her daughter-in-law took charge <strong>of</strong> the house and<br />
relegated her to the l0' × 8' room which she had designed<br />
for her mother-in-law. 6 Marks<br />
Option-2 • focus on development <strong>of</strong> students’ individual personalities,<br />
not merely on transferring knowledge<br />
• allow students to develop their individuality<br />
• make students perform due to interest in subject, curiosity<br />
and desire for truth not out <strong>of</strong> fear and compulsion.<br />
• not over emphasize individual ambition such that it becomes<br />
a race for survival<br />
• let all-activities be governed by pleasure motive<br />
• develop childlike inclination and desire for recognition <strong>of</strong><br />
students. (any four) 6 Marks<br />
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