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निर्देश: खण्ड अ के विकल्प पर टैप करें। खण्ड ब और स पहले कॉपी में लिखें, फिर हल खोलें। यह अभ्यास पेपर है — आधिकारिक कोड UPMSP जारी करता है।
Choose the correct article: He is ___ honest officer.
सही विकल्प: A — an
honest की ध्वनि स्वरात्मक (ऑनिस्ट) है, अतः an। the तब जब विशेष व्यक्ति पहले उल्लेखित हो।
Fill in: The teacher congratulated me ___ my success.
सही विकल्प: A — on
congratulate / insist — on; good at; interested in; afraid of — बोर्ड में बार-बार।
If he ___ hard, he will pass. Choose the correct verb.
सही विकल्प: A — works
First conditional: If + present simple, will + V1। Past perfect वाले if में would have आता है।
Passive of: They are painting the wall.
सही विकल्प: A — The wall is being painted (by them).
Present continuous: am/is/are + being + V3। कर्ता वैकल्पिक।
Indirect: He said, "I am tired."
सही विकल्प: A — He said that he was tired.
Reporting verb past हो तो am → was; सर्वनाम वक्ता के अनुसार।
You ___ not park here; it is a no-parking zone. (prohibition)
सही विकल्प: A — must
must not = निषेध; need not = आवश्यकता नहीं; should = सलाह।
He was ill; ___ he attended the class. Choose the contrast linker.
सही विकल्प: A — nevertheless / however
nevertheless/however/yet विरोध; therefore परिणाम; although खंड आरंभ करता है।
सही विकल्प: A — is
neither/either/each/everyone + singular verb। The news is; mathematics is।
The comparative of: This book is not as useful as that one.
सही विकल्प: A — That book is more useful than this one.
not as Adj as = दूसरे में अधिक गुण। Superlative: the most useful of all।
Identify the clause: I know that he is honest.
सही विकल्प: A — noun clause (object)
that-खंड know का कर्म। who/which विशेषण; when/if क्रिया-विशेषण।
Change into passive: (i) Someone has stolen my bicycle. (ii) Please open the door.
(i) My bicycle has been stolen.
(ii) You are requested to open the door. / Let the door be opened.
Change into indirect speech: (i) She said to me, "Are you ready?" (ii) The principal said, "Work hard, boys."
(i) She asked me if/whether I was ready.
(ii) The principal advised the boys to work hard.
Combine: He is poor. He is honest. (use though / but / a relative idea)
Though he is poor, he is honest. / He is poor but honest. / He is a poor man who is honest.
Rewrite as a complex sentence: In spite of heavy rain, the match continued.
Although / Though it rained heavily, the match continued.
Simple: The match continued despite heavy rain.
Correct the errors: (i) He is knowing the answer. (ii) She did not wrote the letter.
(i) He knows the answer. (stative verb: know बिना ing)
(ii) She did not write the letter. (did + V1)
Fill in: (i) He has been ill ___ Monday. (ii) Divide the sweets ___ the two children.
(i) since (point of time; for + period)
(ii) between (two); among (more than two)
Write a letter to the Editor of a local newspaper (about 120–150 words) on the need for a public library in your town. Use the formal layout.
Sender address and date
The Editor, [Newspaper], [City]
Sir/Madam,
Subject: Need for a public library in [Town]
Through your columns I wish to draw attention to the lack of a reading space for students and senior citizens. Books are costly; a library would offer newspapers, reference texts and a quiet hall. The municipal hall on Civil Lines could house it with donated books and two staff members.
Kindly publish this appeal so that the authorities act.
Yours truly,
[Name], [Locality]
Write an application to your Principal requesting permission to start an English-speaking club after school. Mention two benefits and a proposed schedule.
The Principal, [School], [City]
Date: ...
Subject: Permission to start an English-speaking club
Respected Sir/Madam,
A group of Class 12 students wishes to meet twice a week (Tuesday and Friday, 3:00–4:00 p.m.) in Room 12. The club will hold short speeches, role-play and peer feedback. This will improve board writing skills and interview confidence. We shall keep the room clean and follow all rules.
Kindly grant permission and appoint a teacher-in-charge.
Yours obediently,
[Name], Class 12, Roll No. ...
Write an article in about 150–180 words on Social Media: Boon or Bane for Students. Give a title and a byline.
Social Media: A Double-Edged Tool
By a Class 12 student
Social platforms connect classmates, carry notes and news in seconds. During exams they can spread rumours as fast as facts. Endless scrolling steals sleep and focus; comparison harms confidence. Used with a timer, muted notifications and trusted pages, the same apps become a cheap classroom. Parents and schools should teach digital manners rather than only ban phones. The tool is not the enemy; the unplanned hour is. Balance, not fear, is the lesson.
As the cultural secretary, write a newspaper-style report (120–150 words) on the Annual Function held in your school yesterday.
ANNUAL FUNCTION CELEBRATES TALENT AND TEAMWORK
By Cultural Secretary
Prayagraj, 5 September: [School] held its Annual Function in the auditorium yesterday. The Principal declared the event open; the chief guest, an education officer, asked students to value discipline as much as prizes. Class 11 presented a short play on kindness and Class 12 a group song. Prize winners of sports and academics were honoured. Teachers and parents praised the orderly seating and student volunteers. The function ended with the national anthem at 6 p.m.
Write a speech (150–180 words) for the morning assembly on Health is Wealth. Include greeting, three points and a thank-you.
Respected Principal, teachers and dear friends,
A famous saying calls health the real wealth. Without sleep and exercise even toppers lose focus. First, eat a simple breakfast and drink water; junk food is a slow thief. Second, walk or play for thirty minutes; the mind works better after the body moves. Third, keep screens away an hour before bed. If we fall ill, families spend money and we miss classes. Let us treat the PT period as important as a theory class. Thank you.
Write a notice (50 words) inviting students to a blood-donation camp, and a formal invitation card text (about 50 words) for the chief guest.
ABC INTER COLLEGE, LUCKNOW
NOTICE
4 September 2026
BLOOD DONATION CAMP
The Red Cross Club will hold a camp on 12 September, 9 a.m.–1 p.m., in the activity hall. Students aged 18+ with valid ID may donate. Contact Anita, Head Girl.
Sd/-
Anita Sharma, Head Girl
The Principal, Staff and Students of ABC Inter College
request the pleasure of the company of
Dr R. Mehra, District Hospital
to inaugurate the Blood Donation Camp
on Saturday, 12 September 2026 at 9:00 a.m.
in the Activity Hall.
RSVP: Office, 0522-XXXXXX
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