Test 12 -Chips 11 to 18

Test 12 Part 2

Syllabus: Chips Ch 11 to 18

Idioms 121-300

1-1	Choose the correct option of the underlined words.								10
1	He had something tangible that he could tackle.
	Ⓐ	Institution	Ⓑ	Sharp	Ⓒ	Solid	Ⓓ	Curious
2	Abruptly, Chips flamed up.
	Ⓐ	Renewed	Ⓑ	At once	Ⓒ	Hailing	Ⓓ	Zealot
3	He had been there for more than a decade.
	Ⓐ	Century	Ⓑ	Fortnight	Ⓒ	10 years	Ⓓ	Period
4	He answered scornfully.
	Ⓐ	Beat	Ⓑ	Renounced	Ⓒ	Enrolled	Ⓓ	Introduced
5	Mr. Chips thrashed Captain’s father for exaggeration.
	Ⓐ	Like	Ⓑ	Appreciated	Ⓒ	Disliked	Ⓓ	Disagreed
6	They are blamed _____ nothing.
	Ⓐ	To	Ⓑ	On	Ⓒ	For	Ⓓ	Of
7	He is victim _____ smoking.
	Ⓐ	Through	Ⓑ	On	Ⓒ	To	Ⓓ	With
8	Smoking is injurious ____ health.
	Ⓐ	At	Ⓑ	In	Ⓒ	From	Ⓓ	To
9	The children are naughty.
	Ⓐ	The children are naughty.			Ⓒ	The childrens are naughty..
	Ⓑ	Children are naughty.			Ⓓ	The children are naughtying.
10	She is tall than you.
	Ⓐ	She is taller than yours			Ⓒ	She is taller than you is
	Ⓑ	She is taller than you are.			Ⓓ	She is taller than your.

2	Answer any FIVE short answers from Goodbye, Mr Chips (Ch#11-18 )	10
i	How did Ralston raise the so-called status of Brookfield?
ii	What was Ralston’s aim as a Headmaster?
iii	When and how did Chips become the Acting Head of Brookfield School for the first time?
iv	When did Chips receive his farewell party?
iv	Describe Chips’ meeting with Linford.
v	How did Chatteris convince Chips to rejoin Brookfield?
vi	What did Chips become, Acting Head of Brookfield for the second time?
vii	Describe Chips’ death as a tragic scene.

5	Write an essay (300 – 400 words) on any ONE of the following topics		15
	i.      Wonders of Science	ii.     A Road Accident         iii. Examination System

 

6	Use any FIVE of the following idioms/phrasal verbs in sentences of your own:			10
	i.        A rainy day	ii.        In the same boat	iii.        Keep abreast of
	iv.        Keep at arm’s length	v.        Lay aside	vi.        To play second fiddle
	vii.         Leave no stone unturned	viii.         A red letter day	ix.        To take down
7	Translate the following passage into English:			15
	موسمی تبدیلیاں مجھے زندگی کے قیمتی اسباق بھی سکھاتی ہیں۔ میرے باغ کی طرح، زندگی بھی مختلف مراحل سے گزرتی ہے—کبھی نشوونما، کبھی گرمی اور محنت، کبھی تبدیلی، اور کبھی سکون اور آرام۔ بہار مجھے نئی شروعات کی یاد دلاتی ہے، جبکہ گرمی توانائی اور محنت کی علامت ہے۔ خزاں یہ سکھاتی ہے کہ تبدیلی فطری اور ضروری ہے، اور سردی صبر اور امید کا درس دیتی ہے۔  زندگی کے ہر مرحلے کی اپنی خوبصورتی اور مقصد ہوتا ہے۔