HS English Question & Answer-2027
ENGLISH – B
SEMESTER-III | Total Marks: 40
ENGLISH – B
SEMESTER-III | Total Marks: 40
1. The narrator of ‘The Night Train at Deoli’ had to wrench his hand away from the girl because—
2. Statement A: The girl had dark smouldering eyes.
Statement B: The narrator could not rid his mind of the picture.
3. The Deoli station was dimly lit with—
4. Fill in the blank: The tea-stall owner at Deoli station was a ________ shrivelled-up man.
5. Kalam’s father used to start his day with reading of the namaz—
6. Kalam’s father found an ideal helpmate in Kalam’s mother, ________.
7. The predominant religion in Kalam’s locality was—
8. The extensive reading of several books by the young lawyer during his confinement signifies—
9. The lawyer and the banker made the bet in—
10. The lawyer asked the banker to fire a gun in the garden to—
11. Fill in the blank: In the poem ‘Our Casuarina Tree’ the ________ create an image like a mass of snow.
12. ‘Like a huge python, winding round …’ Who / What is compared to a huge python?
13. In the poem ‘Our Casuarina Tree’ the tree provides shelter to—
14. Why does the Casuarina tree hold a special place in the poet’s heart?
15. Fill in the blank: In winter a ‘grey baboon’ is seen sitting on the ________ of the Casuarina Tree.
16. Fill in the blank: ‘________’ is not too late in the poem ‘Ulysses’.
17. Match the following Column-A with Column-B and select the correct option:
| Column-A | Column-B |
|---|---|
| (a) Ulysses | (i) Great warrior from the Trojan war |
| (b) Telemachus | (ii) The protagonist, an aging yet restless adventurer |
| (c) Happy Isles | (iii) Ulysses’ son |
| (d) Achilles | (iv) The after-life or a place of ethereal adventure |
18. State True (T) or False (F):
I. The mariners enforced Ulysses to go beyond the horizon.
II. Telemachus is not able enough to take charge of ruling the island.
III. Ulysses feels bored with the life of endless toil.
IV. Ulysses is motivated by a desire for wealth and power.
19. To his son Telemachus, Ulysses wants to leave the sceptre and isle of—
20. What celestial object does Ulysses use as a metaphor for knowledge?
21. “He’s got a clean burial” — Here ‘He’ refers to—
22. “I’ll have no son left me in the world” — This line suggests—
23. Rearrange the sentences in correct order of sequence:
I. Maurya expresses her concern over the bad weather and its impact on Bartley’s trip.
II. Nora provides the rope that Bartley requires for his trip.
III. Cathleen hides the pieces of cloth that were Michael’s.
IV. Bartley asks for the rope he bought in Connemara.
24. Cathleen wraps the bread in a piece of—
25. Bartley used the rope in order to—
26. “Do you want to buy a basket?” She asked. Change the mode of narration.
27. “My father could convey complex spiritual concepts in very simple, down-to-earth Tamil.” Change the voice.
28. We lived in our ancestral house. It was built in the middle of the 19th century. Join into a complex sentence.
29. “Why it stopped at Deoli, I don’t know.” Join into a simple sentence.
30. “Therefore I fain would consecrating a lay into thy honor.” Correct the error.
31. The antonym for the word ‘vibrant’ as used in the passage is—
32. The consequence(s) of coral reef loss is/are—
33. The phrase ‘coral bleaching’ refers to—
34. The primary cause of coral bleaching is—
35. The word ‘unprecedented’ in the first sentence of the passage means—
36. The phrase ‘vibrant underwater’ is a/an—
37. Our ability to take swift and decisive action to mitigate the impacts of global warming determines—
38. The most critical step in protecting coral reefs is—
39. The synonym for the word ‘Devastating’ as used in the passage is—
40. The researchers are working on—
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