Solved Model English Phase Test
Model English Paper- Part I
Phase Test
Q.1 Choose the right option of the following underlined words (10)
1. Early life
of Rasoolullah ﷺ
was
marked by a profound loss.
A) Light
B) casual
C) deep
D) additional.
2.
Rasoolullah ﷺ
was born in a an esteem clan.
A) Country
B) town
C)
coterie /tribe
D) city
3. His ﷺ impartial and
insightful solution prevented conflict.
A) Merciful
B) Neutral/unbiased
C) Favoured
D) Generous
4. He
glanced with rapid eyes
A) Pressed
B) Viewed
C) Closed
D) Flown
5.
The bird eats the worm in what condition?
A) Cooked
B) Raw
C) Fried
D) Dry
6.
From where does the bird drink?
A) A puddle
B) Dew from grass
C) A stream
D) A leaf
7. And then it hopped sidewise to the wall
A) flown
B) sprang
C) Hoped
D) scared
8. They ______ for the bus when it arrived.
B) were waiting
C) waited
D) waiting
9. She does not ____ tennis on Sunday.
B) playing
C) played
D) plays
10. We ____ since morning.
B) have been studied
C) have been studying
D) are studying
Q.3 Answer (any 3) questions of the following: (06)
i. How does Rasoolullah’s life and mission continue to inspire people across different cultures and societies today?
ii. How did Hazrat Khadijah support him in the early years of his mission?
iii. What was the Charter of Madinah, and how did it create a new system of governance that promoted fairness and equality?
iv. Why was the Hijrah from Makkah to Madinah so important for the growth of Islam? How did it change the course of history?
Q.3 Answer (any 2) questions of the following:(04)
i. How does Dickinson use visual imagery to describe the bird’s actions?
Ans. Dickinson gives clear images of the bird’s actions. For example, it bites a worm, drinks dew from grass, and spreads its feathers to fly. These details let readers see the bird’s movements vividly.
ii. What is a personification? Describe the personification used in the poem.
Ans. “He stirred his Velvet Head / Like one in danger, Cautious.” The bird is given human qualities, like feeling caution and danger. This makes it seem aware, sensitive, and careful in its surroundings.
iii. How does the mood shift from the beginning to the end of the poem? What words or phrases help create this shift?
Ans. The mood changes from curious at the start to peaceful at the end. In the beginning, the bird is seen eating a worm, which feels a little harsh. By the end, the mood becomes calm and gentle. “softer home, “oars dived the ocean”, and “plashless” show the mood shift
Q.4 Punctuated extract: (05)
Another notable moment was his wise arbitration during the reconstruction of the Ka‘ba, when a dispute arose among the Quraish regarding who would have the honour of placing the Hajr-e-Aswad.
Q.5 Write an application to your principal for a
full fee concession. (10)
OR
Write
a letter to your friend requesting him to spend the summer vacation with you.
Q. 6 Explain with reference to the context: (05)
Like
one in danger; cautious,
I
offered him a crumb,
And
he unrolled his feathers,
And
rowed him softer home --
Q.2 Make sentences of (any 5) Pairs of Words. (05)
1. Break / Brake
-
Please break the chocolate into small pieces.
-
The driver pressed the brakes suddenly.
2. Adopt / Adapt
-
They decided to adopt an orphan child.
-
We must adapt ourselves to new circumstances.
3. Amoral / Immoral
-
A very young child is considered amoral because he does not understand right and wrong.
-
Cheating in an exam is immoral.
4. Accede / Exceed
-
The manager finally acceded to the workers’ demands.
-
His performance did not exceed our expectations.
5. Aural / Oral (I think “autal” was meant to be aural)
-
The teacher used aural exercises to improve listening skills.
-
The students had to give an oral presentation.
6. Avocation / Vocation
-
Writing poetry is my avocation.
-
Teaching is her vocation.
Q.7 Translate into Urdu. (15)
A Rasoolullah ﷺ approached the age of forty, he ﷺ became deeply saddened and concerned by the moral decay and injustice that prevailed in Makkah society. He ﷺ would frequently retreat to the Cave of Hira, seeking solitude and reflection.
Q.6
Reference:
This stanza has been taken
from “A Bird Came Down the Walk,” written by
Emily Dickinson
Context:
Emily Dickinson often noticed small, quiet details in
nature. This poem shows her usual style — careful observation, clear images,
and thoughts about life and how humans connect with nature. She probably wrote
it while watching animals in her garden or the nearby surroundings.
Explanation:
In these lines, the poet, in the spontaneous overflow of his
powerful emotions, describes the joyful and harmonious relationship
between nature and human life. The poet observes a bird in its natural
surroundings, noticing its actions and behaviour. The bird eats a worm, drinks
dew, and carefully avoids disturbing other creatures, showing both the
harshness and harmony of nature. Its alertness and delicate beauty contrast
with its predatory side. When sensing danger, the bird flies away smoothly,
like oars rowing a boat.
The language of the poem is simple, lucid, profound, and thought-provoking. Both the implicit (inner) and explicit (outer) meanings encourage the reader to reflect and consider.
Question Answers- Q3
Q.1 How does Rasoolullah’s life and mission continue to
inspire people across different cultures and societies today?
The Holy Prophet ﷺ conveyed Allah’s final message, built a
just and faithful community, and exemplified a life of mercy, truth, and moral
excellence. His universal character continues to inspire humanity toward
integrity, compassion, and righteousness.
Q.2 How did Hazrat Khadijah support him in the early years of his mission?
Hazrat Khadijah (RA) stood beside Rasoolullah ﷺ as his first
supporter. She provided emotional strength and financial resources during the
most challenging early years of his divine mission, helping him face
persecution and hardships with steadfastness.
Q.3 What was the Charter of Madinah, and how did it create a
new system of governance that promoted fairness and equality?
The Charter of Madinah, formulated under the Prophet ﷺ, introduced
governance founded on equality, religious freedom, and law. It unified diverse
groups and ensured protection for all, offering a groundbreaking model of
justice and peaceful coexistence.
Q.4 Why was the Hijrah from Makkah to Madinah so important
for the growth of Islam? How did it change the course of history?
The Hijrah was a pivotal moment that enabled the formation of the first Islamic
society in Madinah, based on justice and unity. This migration transformed
Islam from a persecuted faith into an organised community and political force,
greatly advancing its growth and influence.
Question No. 5
Application for Full Fee Concession
To
The Principal,
College A.B.C.
Subject: Application for Full Fee Concession
Respected Sir,
I beg to state that I am a student of the First Year in your esteemed college. My father is a poor man, and his income is very limited. We are six brothers and sisters. All of them are studying in schools. My father has to support a large family, and it is very difficult for him to pay my college fee.
I am a hardworking student and have always shown good performance in my studies. I also participate in co-curricular activities of the college. I assure you that I will continue to work hard and maintain good discipline in college.
Therefore, I kindly request you to grant me a full fee concession. I shall be very thankful to you for this act of kindness.
Yours obediently,
X.Y. Z. Date: 17th March, 2026
OR
A letter to a Friend to invite him for the summer vacation to spend with you.
Examination Hall,
City A.B.C.
March 14, 2026.
Dear Friend,
Though our relationship is a perennial (evergreen) bond of an intimate relationship, whenever you share any good news with me, my joy knows no bounds. I hope you are fine and doing well in your studies. Our summer vacation will begin next month. I would like you to spend these holidays with me. We shall enjoy good company in the surroundings of a fresh environment in the village.
My family will be very happy to see you here. We will visit some beautiful places nearby and enjoy many activities together. It will be a good opportunity for us to relax and spend some memorable time together.
Please inform me about your plan soon. I am eagerly waiting for your reply.
Your loving friend,
X.Y.Z.
or
Yours sincerely,
X.Y.Z.
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