1. What is the theme of ‘The Bishop’s candlesticks’?
2. Why does Anthony Clifton in Wurzel Flummery’
leave £ 50,000?
3. How many people were trapped in the coalface in
Hewers of coal?
4. Why do the five friends of an Indian Army colonel
meet at an Inn?
5. Why does Mrs. Telford feel uncomfortable with her
new comrades?
6. How does Ravi feel inside the hiding place?
7. Why did Fromton Nuttle run away from
Mrs. Sappleton’s house?
8. Why does Dr. Ponnonner call his friend during the
middle of the night?
9. Why is Mercy better than justice?
10. How Anthony's funeral speech end?
11. How are Malasha and Akoulya wiser than men?
12. What is the dream of the boy in How Far is the
River.
PART B — (5 × 5 = 25 marks)
Answer any FIVE questions in 200 words each.
13. How does Hitler describe Napoleon?
14. What is the role played by persome in the bishop’s
in the Bishop’s candlesticks?
15. How does Nadine Gordimer portray friendship in
‘Comrades’?
16. How did Tom Ramsay suddenly become rich?
17. Why and how did Macbeth kill king Duncan?
18. Write a letter of application for the post of
scientific assistant.
19. Write a report on your visit to a temple, recently.
2 U/ID 31542/UEA4A PART C — (3 × 10 = 30 marks)
Answer any THREE questions in 500 words each.
20. How did Vera outwit everybody in The Open
Window?
21. Sketch the character of Govind Singh through
‘The Gatesman’s gift’.
22. Narrate the story of ‘Some Words With a Mummy’.
23. Consider ‘ The Last Clock’ a fable.
24. Make a precis of the following.
Health is a major problem of modern city life.
Apart from the damage due to smoke, cheap foods are often deficient in one or other of the vitamins necessary for health, either because science has found a way of manufacturing a cheap substitute, like margarine for butter which does not naturally contain vitamins or because of method of manufacture (Like some kinds of canning) and the method of preservation like some kinds of refrigeration destroy the vitamins originally present. Also it is often difficult to get enough sunlight, fresh air and exercise in a big city. 3 U/ID 31542/UEA4A Largely as a result of these facts, these people of industrial nation are very far from healthy for instance, in our country nearly three quarters of the children have decayed teeth, and nearly a quarter have something the matter with their ears. Certainly more than half (Probably a good deal more) are considerably less tall and heavy and strong than they might be. Certainly more than half of the world population, grown-ups as well as children, are much more suceptible to diseases than they would be if they ate, the right kind of food, and lived in healthy surroundings.