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August 14th, 2014, 11:25 AM
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Karnataka Board 10th standard Question paper
Kindly provide me the Karnataka Board 10th standard English Question paper……… This is the Karnataka Board 10th standard English Question paper: Karnataka Board 10th standard English Question paper I. Four alternatives are given for each of the following questions / incomplete statements. Only one of them is correct / most appropriate. Choose the most appropriate alternatives and write it in the space provided along with the correct letter: [5 x = 5] . The incident behind James Watt’s invention was: a) falling apples b) thinking new thoughts c) boiling kettles d) watching the stone rolling down. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ 2. According to the author liberty is: a) only a personal affair b) a social contract c) not a personal affair d) not a social contract. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ 3. According to Sudha Chandran, the seed of achievement lies in: a) your heart b) your hard work c) your perseverance d) the human mind. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ 4. Mihir Sen had to postpone his swim by 48 hrs. because of: a) a chill he caught due to an equatorial storm. b) a very high tide because of the full moon night. c) a cyclonic storm which was very dangerous. d) the south-west monsoon which was about to break. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ Common Instructions to Candidates : ) This is a question cum answer paper booklet. 2) Space is provided to write answers below each question. Answer should be written within the space provided. 3) This question paper has 63 questions including the matching type question. 4) Candidate should not write the answer with pencil. Answer written with pencil will not be evaluated. 5) In case of multiple choice, fill in the blanks and matching questions, scratching, rewriting & marking is not allowed. Answers with such errors will not be evaluated. c) boiling kettles b) a social contract d) the human mind. a) a chill he caught due to an equatorial storm. 5. If a non - specialist does the job of snipping the hair around the ears, the result will be: a) it could set up a nasal trouble b) the hair will not be cut properly c) it might result in a distressing blunder d) accidents like severance of part of the ear Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ 6. The ultimate goal of human life is to: a) be unhoused b) attain spiritual upliftment c) do the yoga d) attain immortality Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ 7. Sohrab was angry because: a) His mother sent a wrong message. b) Rustum threw his spear even after he said, he was his son. c) Rustum denied that Sohrab was his son. d) Rustum did not believe him. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ 8. Full grown lambs bleat because: a) they want to go home b) they are tired of waiting c) the night is coming d) they are hungry. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ 9. ‘May toss him to my breast’. The speaker here is: a) the poet b) god c) man d) the reader Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ d) accidents like severance of part of the ear b) attain spiritual upliftment c) Rustum denied that Sohrab was his son. a) they want to go home b) god 0. ‘The thieves broke the door using a hammar’. The passive form of the sentence is: a) Using a hammar the thieves broke the door. b) The thieves broke the door with the hammar. c) The door was broken with the hammar. d) The door was broken by the thieves using a hammar. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ . ‘It’s your birthday’. The correct question tag is: a) is it? b) was it? c) wasn’t it? d) isn’t it? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ 2. ‘Produce it _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ the counter there’. The correct preposition to be filled in is: a) in b) at c) on d) to Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ 3. ‘He tried very hard _ _ _ _ _ _ finally succeeded. The correct conjunction to be filled in is: a) and so b) and c) but d) then Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ 4. ‘My friend recalled meeting him at the bus-station’. The underlined word is: a) Gerund b) Participle c) Progressive verb d) Continuous tense. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ 5. ‘The whole country was watching the match between India and Australia’. The figure of speech here is: a) Alliteration b) Synecdoche c) Simile d) Metaphor. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ d) The door was broken by the thieves using a hammar. d) isn’t it? b) at b) and a) Gerund b) Synecdoche II. Fill in the blanks with appropriate words, choosing from the words given in the brackets: (allow, people, expert, discipline, entitle, enduring, civilians). [5 x = 5] 6. The war kills not only soldiers, but also _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. Ans. __________________________________________________ ___________ 7. Liberty does not _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ the pedestrians to walk down the middle of the road. Ans. __________________________________________________ ___________ 8. I make my diagnosis and pass you onto _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ hands. Ans. __________________________________________________ ___________ 9. King Revata mode his daughter _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and strong. Ans. __________________________________________________ ___________ 20. We are expected to observe _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in class. Ans. __________________________________________________ ___________ III. 2. Match the Columns in A with the appropriate words taken from Column B and write the correct letter in Column C. [5 x = 5] Column C Column A Column B A B . Raphael a. Hairologist . 2. Hazlitt b. Shuetaketu’s sister 2. 3. Dr. Follicle c. King Kukudmin’s daughter 3. 4. John d. An essayist and critic 4. 5. Revathi e. A famous Italian painter 5. f. Robert Baldwin’s son civilians entitle expert enduring discipline e. A famous italian painter d. An essayist and critic a. Hairologist f. Robert Baldwin’s son c. King Kukudmin’s daughter IV. 22. Quote from Memory: [4] “Seven years I could not walk a step. When I to the great physician came He demanded : Why the crutches? And I told him : I am lame. He replied : That’s not surprising. Be so good and try once more. OR Yet let him keep the rest, But keep them with repining restlessness: Let him he rich and weary, that at least, If goodness lead him not, yet weariness May toss him to my breast. V. Answer the following questions: [4 x = 4] 23. Frame a question to get the words underlined as the answer: “I have a Cell phone”. Ans. __________________________________________________ ___________ 24. Combine the sentences using ‘neither _ _ _ _ nor’: He is not a doctor. He is not a specialist. Ans. __________________________________________________ ___________ 25. Use punctuation marks in the following sentences: sir please come in and take your seat he said. Ans. __________________________________________________ ___________ 26. Combine the sentences using “not only _ _ _ _ _ _ but also”. He was very bright. He was very talented. Ans. __________________________________________________ ___________ VI. Answer the following questions in three sentences each: [5 x 2 = 30] 27. Why do we observe the rules according to C.E.M. Joad? Ans. __________________________________________________ ___________ __________________________________________________ ________________ __________________________________________________ _______________ 28. What conclusions did the narrator reach, looking at the two boys playing the game? Ans. __________________________________________________ ___________ __________________________________________________ ________________ __________________________________________________ _______________ What do you have (or do you have a cellphoned) He is neither a doctor, nor a specialist “Sir, please come in and take your seat”, he said. He was not only bright, but also very talented If we do not observe rules we will get into rows we’ll be quarrelling and fighting and getting into each others ways. May be the white boy realised his superiority at a young age and the little black boy realised that he would growup to serve the white man. 29. How did Sudha’s story help her Indian fans after the release of her films? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 30. Why do we need specialization in certain professions? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 3. Why had Balarama to change his technique while fighting with Revathi? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 32. Why did Baldwin go to meet Gresham. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ Her Indian fans wrote to say that they were inspired by her story and that it had given them a new hope. Specialization is necessary in certain profession like Medicine, so that we can get the best treatment necessary like heart, brain, bones etc. Soon Balarama, who thought he was playing against a child had to change his technique as the adversary was skilled and she had a dogged spirit. Gresham was arrested by the police for the fraud which crashed his bank. Baldwin was the only Witness who worked with the Bank and Gresham had called him to the jail to meet him. 33. How does ‘Yoga’ help the soul to reach its goal? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 34. Why did the tiger king change his plan of action the second time? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 35. Why did the lady put away her labour and her leisure? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 36. How was the physician ‘Great’ in ‘The Crutches’? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ Yoga is a system of meditation and self-control intemded to bring about the union of the individual soul with the universal spirit. So it helps the soul to reach its goal First time the tiger king ment alone. But in an hour, he was back with the block patch on his eye and his tail in a sling. He drew up a new strategy with the tiger people to deal with Ajamil’s dog. Death came as a gentleman to take her in his horse - drawn carriage. Because of his kindness (Politeness) in stopping for her, she put away her labour and leisure and agreed to go with him. The physician was ‘Great’, as he understood the cause of the narrator’s lameness. He was also popular and famous. 37. ‘Sachin Tendulkar is one of the Greatest batsman in the world’. (Change into the other two degrees of comparison). Ans. __________________________________________________ ___________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 38. “Why did you shout at me?” he asked. (Change into reported speech). Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ 39. Use the word “show” both as a noun and as a verb in separate sentences: Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 40. He was very sensitive. He did not object. (Use ‘too _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to’). Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ 4. I thought of my friend. I felt sad. (Combine the two sentences into a complex sentence). Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ Positive Degree : Very few batsman in the world are as great as Sachin Tendulkar. Comparative Degree : Sachin Tendulkar is greater than most of the batsman in the world. He asked him why he had shouted at him. Noun : We went to watch an open air show yesterday. Verb : Please show me what work you have done. He was too sensitive to object When I thought of my friend, I felt sad. VII. Answer the following in 5 sentences each: [0 x 3 = 30] 42. Why did the white man feel surprised at the narrator’s explanation and what answer did he give? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 43. When did Akshinov suspect that Makar was the real murder and why? Ans. __________________________________________________ ___________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ When the narrator started to explain how we grown ups impute motives to children’s innocent actions or games, he was surprised, because he knew all about the game and he had played the game himself. Besides he was the father of the three boys and they were both his children born to his coloured wife. He said that he knew all about the game. The boys were his sons and they were brothers. When Makar laughed and said that the murder must have been the one in whose bag the knife was found, he wondered how Makar knew about all this and suspected Makar of being the real murder. Because he knew that the bag was under Akshinov’s head when Makar hid the knife. 44. How did Sohrab console his desperate father? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 45. What are the various activities we note in nature during ‘Autumn’? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ Sohrab crawled close to Rustum and held his hand from killing himself with the sword and told Rustum that the doom of his fate was written in heaven, before his birth and Rustum was chosen by God as his instrument to carry out that fate. He told him to call him ‘his son’ and to kiss his checks and he will be satisfied. Autumn is personified as a woman carrying out various tasks of the Harvest season. It cuts the havest while its hair is soft-lifted by the winnowing wind, it sits in the middle of a half seaped furrow and falls a sleep drowsed by the smell of poppies. It acts as a gleaver, carrying a corn bundle across the brook and keeping the head steady. It also acts as a cider - presser watching the last dozings of the apple - juice. 46. How did Krishna pursuade Balarama to go to the help of King Kukudmin? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 47. Explain the following with reference to the context: “Being good is a sign of civilization”. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ Krishna pitied King Kukudmin and his daughter and said that he wondered how only the two of them could win back Kushasthali. He wished that they could help, but said that they are wanted in Mathura and pretended that he could go to Kushasthali while Balarama could look after Mathura. Actually he wanted Balarama to go to Kushasthali. Taken from “A Dialogue on Civilization”. Written by C.E.M. Joad. It is said by the narrator C.E.M. Joad. He says that being good means acting justly towards your neighbour and respecting his property, obeying bonus etc. It is part of civilization. 48. “The goal was in sight, but not the end of the ordeal”. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 49. “Ivan Dmitrich, forgive me!”. 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August 14th, 2014, 01:53 PM
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Re: Karnataka Board 10th standard Question paper
It is taken from “Operation Indian Ocean”, written by Mihir Sen. During his swim across the Palk straits, as the moon was setting, he could see the silvery strip of land on the sacred shores of Dhanuskodi. But he still had two-and-ahalf hours of tough fight ahead and he was very tired. It is taken from “The long Exile”, written by Leo tolstoy. It is said by Makar semyonich to Ivan Dmitrich Akshinov. Due to Makar Semyonich’s crime Ivan had to suffer in jail for 26 years. Yet he saved Makar by not telling his name to the Governor. So Makar feels sorry and asks his forgiveness. 50. “We were coming to see you as friends”. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 5. “I first surmised the horse’s heads were towards eternity”. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ It is taken from “Ajamil and the Tigers”, written by Arun Kolatkar. It is said by the tiger king to Ajamil. When the tiger king and the tigers were chained and thrown infrontof Ajamil by the dog, they were helpless but were too proud to admit defeat. So the tiger king pretended that he wanted to make friendship with Ajamil, but the dog mistook them. It is taken from “Because I could not stop for Death” written by Emily Dickinson. She says that Death came as a gentleman to take her. So she went with him. They passed the school, playground, fields and come to the moud which was a graveyard. After that they continued the journey beyond the Horizon and the Horse’s heads were towards eternity. VIII.Answer the following in a paragraph each: [3 x 4 = 2] 52. How can we resolve the clash of liberties? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 53. What is Mihir Sen’s message to the youth of India? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ Gardiner says that in our personal matters we can be as free as we like. But when it comes to social matters, we have to keep in mind also the liberties of other people. We have no right to disturbe the liberties of other people and disturbe peace. So we cannot be complete marchists nor complete socialists but we must be a judicious mixture of both. We have to preserve both liberties - our individual liberty and our social liberty. Mihir Sen’s message to the youth of India is that nothing is impossible for them - all they have to do is to Believe and persevere and the goal will be theirs. It is his firm conviction that unless we individually become adventurous and positively setless and enterprising, India will not be able to break the bonds of apathy and tradition, whether on the physical or on intellectual fronts. 54. How does the ‘Sublime love’ of the dog help him to survive in the harsh climate on the Helvellyn mountains? Ans. __________________________________________________ ___________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ The traveller ‘Charles Gough’ had gone angling to the Helvellyn mountains and while going over had slipped and fallen over the cliff and died. But his dog had watched over his dead body for three months without any nourishment and withstood the harsh climate. So the poet wondered what gave the dog the strength to stand up to the climate. He comes to the conclusion that it was the sublime love that nourished the dog. 4 IX. 55. Expand the given outline into a well-knit story and give a title and moral to the story: A miser _ _ _ _ _ _ _ never has bought an umbrella _ _ _ _ _ _ _ walks in rain and shine without one _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a friend presents one _ _ _ _ _ _ _ goes out one day taking the umbrella _ _ _ _ _ _ _ it rains heavily on way back home _ _ _ _ _ _ _ he puts his umbrella in his coat-pocket dripping wet, but worried if the umbrella will get spoilt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ down with fever. [4] Ans. __________________________________________________ ___________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ Readable story: Grammatically correct sentences with proper punctuation marks. Suitable title Moral of the story X. 56. Consider that you are Mohan / Suma from Bangalore. Write a letter to the Manager, Kirloskar Electrical Company, applying for the post of a technician. [5] OR Write a letter to your younger brother, advising him to take post in sports and games. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ Date: xxxxxxxxx Place:xxxxxxxxx From, (Address) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To, (Address) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Salutation, Subject: Body of the Letter Thanking you, Mohan / Suma Yours Sincerely or faithfully, Address on the envelop To, Kirloskor electrical Company The Manager 2 OFFICIAL LETTER Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ From, (Address) Body of the Letter Mohan / Suma Yours lovingly, To, (Younger Brother’s address) OR PERSONAL LETTER (Right hand side) Date : Dear . . . . . ., XI. 57. Write an essay, not exceeding a page on any one of the following topics: [5] a) How has pollution affected the health of the people? b) What are the advantages of computers in the modern world? c) How has population explosion slowed down India’s progress? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ Introduction Matter : Conclusion: Correct usage of language XII. Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow: [6 x = 6] The greatest defect of our civilization is that it does not know what to do with its knowledge. Science has given us powers fit for the Gods, yet we use them like small children. For example, we do not know how to manage our machines. Machines were made to be man’s servants; yet he has grown so dependant upon them that they are in a fair way to become his masters. Already most men spend most of their lives looking after and waiting upon machines. And the machines are very stern masters. They must be fed with coal, and petrol to drink and oil to wash with, and they must be kept at the right temperature. And if they do not get their meals when they expect them, they grow sulky and refuse to work, or burst with rage and blow up, and spread ruin and destruction all around them. So we have to wait upon them very attentively and do all that we can to keep them in good temper. Already we find it difficult either to work or play without the machines and a time may come when they will rule us all - together just as we rule the animals. 58. What is the greatest defect of our civilization. Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 59. How do we use the powers given to us? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ The greatest defect of our civilization is that it does not know what to do with its knowledge. We use the powers given by science like small children. 60. Why were the machines first made? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 6. How do most men spend most of their lives? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ 62. What is the food for the machines? Ans. __________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ Machines were made to be man’s servants. Most men spend most of their lives looking after and waiting upon the machines. The food for the machines is coal and the drink for the machines is Petrol. -24- 63. How do machines react if they are not given food at the expected time? 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