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First of all, half or quarter cup of milk (a) ___________. Water (b) ___________<br />
to fill the cup. It (c) ___________ into a saucepan. A half teaspoon of tea<br />
leaves and a half teaspoon of sugar is put into it. Then the mixture<br />
(d) ___________ to a boil. It (e) ___________ to simmer till it is light brown in<br />
colour. Finally the tea (f) ___________ and poured into a cup.<br />
(a) (i) is taken (ii) was taken<br />
(iii) taken (iv) take<br />
(b) (i) was added (ii) are added<br />
(iii) is added (iv) added<br />
(c) (i) is poured (ii) are poured<br />
(iii) poured (iv) pour<br />
(d) (i) brought (ii) is brought<br />
(iii) was brought (iv) bring<br />
(e) (i) was allowed (ii) allowed<br />
(iii) are allowed (iv) is allowed<br />
(f) (i) was strained (ii) strained<br />
(iii) is strained (iv) strain<br />
SECTION-D (LITERATURE) (25 MARKS)<br />
12. Read the extract given below and answer the questions that follow.<br />
Write the correct option in your answer sheets.<br />
'I strongly recommend a quiet week in bed'.<br />
We sighed with relief and tucked her up well.<br />
Poor Granny! For her it was like a brief season in hell.<br />
(a) Whom does 'I' refer to in the above lines<br />
(i) Poet (ii) Poet's father<br />
(iii) Doctor (iv) Poet's friend<br />
(b) Why did 'I' recommend a quiet week in bed for the Grandmother<br />
(i) Because Granny had got her leg fractured.<br />
(ii) she had got high fever / temperature.<br />
(iii) she had hurt herself while getting down the tree.<br />
(iv) she had fallen down badly.<br />
(c) What was like a brief season in hell for the Grandmother<br />
(i) staying up in bed for one week<br />
(ii) not going for a walk in the evening<br />
(iii) keeping away from her family members<br />
(iv) being trapped in a tree for a long time.<br />
(d) Name the poetic device used in the last line of the stanza.<br />
(i) Personification (ii) Simile<br />
(iii) Metaphor (iv) Alliteration<br />
(4)<br />
<strong>VIII</strong>-<strong>ENGLISH</strong> <strong>COURSE</strong> - "A"<br />
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