KMLEC
Half
Yearly Examination -2078
Class: 8 Time:
2:15 hrs. FM: 75
Subject: C. English PM:
30
1. Rewrite the following sentences
selecting the correct options in the brackets. [5x1=5]
a) Let's complete our examination, --------? (will you, won't you, shall
we)
b) Mr. Luitel is -------- educationist, (a, an, the)
c) My parents have done the work (himself, themselves, herself).
d) They won't help us --------- we help them now. (unless, in spite of,
however)
e) The children are fond ------- using mobile nowadays. (to of, for)
2. Change the following sentences as
indicated in the brackets. [3×1=3]
a) The teacher said to the girl, "Please, take your lunch" (into
indirect speech)
b) Subin is writing a letter. (into passive voice)
c) They painted a picture. The picture was so unique. (Join the sentences
with appropriate relative clause)
3. Fill in the blanks with correct words
from the box below. [2x1=2]
will publish, will have published, wins, win
a) By the end of this year, they --------my
story-book.
b) Slow and steady ------- the race.
4. Read the following text and do the
activities that follow. [10]
As soon as Ganesh Man Singh returned to
Nepal, he planned to protest against the autocratic rulers of Nepal. In 1940,
he joined the Praja Parishad, the first political party in Nepal. Unfortunately,
he was arrested on October 18, 1940. Though he was sentenced to life in prison
for anti-Rana activities, he ultimately escaped from Bhadragol Jail in 1944.
After that he fled to India. In 1949, he became one of the founding members of
the Nepali Congress. Following this, he played a significant role to overthrow
the Rana Regime in 1950. In 1958, he became a cabinet minister. However, after
the coup by'late king Mahendra on 31st December 1960, he was arrested and kept
at Sundarijal Military Detention Camp. Yet he refused to let his spirit be
broken. Instead, he became one of the main leaders advocating democracy in
Nepal after he was released on 30th October 1968 from the Camp.
A] Complete the given table being based on
the given text. [1×4-4]
Date
1940
1949
Even that happened in his
life Arrested and sentenced to life in prison Became cabinet minister [4x1.5-6]
B] Answer these questions.
a) What did Ganesh Man Singh plan when he returned to Nepal?
b) Why was he sentenced to life in prison?
c) Where was he kept after the coup by the late King Mahendra?
d) For how long was he kept at Sundarijal Military Detention Camp?
5. Read the following text carefully and do
the activities that follow. [10]
Honorable chairperson, respected teachers,
and dear friends, I would like to thank Mr. Ale for giving me the chance to say
something here. I am here to......................
Honourable chairperson, there are various
problems with junk food. The main problem is that they have high satisfactory
value that is why so many people consume it even though they know it is not
healthy. Another problem is that junk food tends to replace other more
nutritious food. Similarly, an increase in consumption of junk food is directly
associated with the increase in obesity, heart diseases, high blood pressure,
certain types of cancer and tooth decay. Fats from junk food trigger the brain
to want more food. This effect can last for several days. Mothers who eat junk
food while pregnant or breast feeding have children who are prone to obesity.
Children are also more prone to diabetes, raised cholesterol and high blood
pressure. Additives and preservatives such as common food dyes can cause
children to become more hyperactive and easily distracted than usual. If
children eat junk food regularly, it is likely to lead them to violent
behaviour later in life.
Finally, I want to suggest that we should
not eat junk food because it is the cause of various diseases. So, junk food
should be banned.
Thank you.
A. Match the following words in column 'A'
with their meanings in column 'B'. [4x1=4]
A B
a) main the state of
carrying offspring with in the body
b) decay usual, ordinary
c) pregnant discompose or rot
through the action of bacteria and fungi
d) common principal, major, primary
B] Answer these questions. [4x1.5=6]
a) What is the main problem with junk food?
b) Is an increase in consumption of junk food healthy?
c) Make a list of diseases which is associated with the consumption of junk
food?
d) What will happen if a pregnant mother takes junk food regularly?
6. Read the following text carefully and do
the activities that follow. [10}
Living in our modern world is different
from what living was when our grandparents were young. Learning to use machines
is very important today. Only a few years ago most of the work of the world was
done by hand. Today we use machines for everything for both working and
playing. In the home we have machines for washing clothes and washing dishes
and we have different kind mechanical apparatus for cooking and cleaning too.
In the street, in the office, everywhere during our working hours or leisure
time, such apparatus is always doing something for us. Electric lights, telephones
(mobiles), trains, taxies and thousands of other mechanisms make our life
easier. We live in mechanical age. Nobody exactly knows what new changes machines
will bring into lives of future generations, but we can be sure that life will
not be same as it is now. The life of our grandchildren will be as different
from our lives as ours from those of our grandparents.
A] Write T' for true statements and 'F' for
false statements. [4x2=4]
a) Modern world's living is different from the past.
b) People used to use machines for doing their works in the past.
c) We have different kinds of mechanical apparatus for household chores.
d) Machines have made our lives harder than the lives of the past.
B] Answer these questions. [4x1.5=6]
a) How is modern life different from the past?
b) Name the machines used in the home?
c) Write any three things which make our lives easier?
d) Mechanical apparatuses have made our life easier. Do you agree?
7. Read the following text carefully and do
the activities that follow.
Jhamak Kumari Ghimire is one of the
prominent writers of Nepal. She was born in July 1980 in the village of Kachide
in Dhankuta district. She was the very problematic disease called Cerebal
Palsy. She is one of the renowned persons in the world who has been suffered
with this disease. Her both hands are unable to do anything and she cannot
speak.
Despite her physical disability and formal
education, she has written many books. Jhamak has never attended any kind of
formal classes at school, but she learned to read and write by hearing the
words and sentences that her sister used to read. She wrote books with her left
leg. She has been awarded with Madan Puraskar for her autobiography Jiwan Kanda
Ki Phul", "Sankalpa", "Afnai Chinta Agni Shikhatira,
Manchhe Bhittraka Yoddhaharu 'Quatti' are her poetry. She is the pride of our
nation. So we should respect her and her tireless endeavors.
A] Fill in the blanks with suitable words
from the text. [4x1=4]
a) Jhamak Ghimire was born in
b) She was born with the dangerous disease called. district.
c) She writes her books with her
d) She was awarded with the for her auto-biography.
B. Answer these questions shortly. [4x1.5=6]
a) When was Jhamak born?
b) How did she learn to read and write?
c) Name the book which won 'Madan Puraskar' for her.
d) Give a suitable title for the text.
8. Complete the following dialogue using
the appropriate choices in the box below.
Salesperson: ---------------What can
I do for you?
Customer : Good afternoon,
---------------
Salesperson: Cotton or synthetics,
Madam?
Customer: ----------------------------
Salesperson: Sure, we have. -------------------------
Customer: Could you take them
out, please?
Salesperson: Here you are, Madam.
Customer: I prefer this fancy
jazz one. How much does it cost?
Salesperson: It costs only Rs. 1150.
-------------------
Customer No, thank you.
Do you like anything more, Madam?
I need a good shirt.
Good afternoon, Madam.
These are the best qualities of shirts in woolen.
Woolen, if you have some.
9. Suppose you are young man/woman of 25
years old, have passed B.Ed. and working as a basic level teacher at National
Secondary School Khairahani, Chitwan for five years. Write a Bio-data of
yourself being based on the given box.
Name, Personal details
(DOB, Address, Parents names, Contact number, Email Address), Education, Work experience, Interests
etc.
10. Write an essay on 'Importance of
Discipline in Student Life' in about 150 words. [15]
OR
Write a letter to your friend describing
how you spent the day of local festival 'Haribodhini Ekadashi.'
-The
End-
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