General School PROJECT RAIL (05.05.2026)
CLASS-12 Subject - English (Core)
SECTION - A (1x6=6) (Objective questions)
1 who sat in the back bench on the last
lesson ?
a) Fran
b) Prussians
c) the village people
d) the ne teacher
2.for the last two years, where did all the
bad news come from?
a) the bulletin board
b) town hall
c) school
d) M. hamel 's home
3. bangle industry flourished in the town
of
a) frozepur
b) Firozabad
c) ferozgarh
d) farukhabad.
4. saheb's home, befor delhi, was in
a) Bengal
b) Orissa
c) Dhaka
d) bihar.
5.who was sam in the third level ?
a) doctor
b) a friend
c) a psychiatrist and a friend of charly
d) none.
6. where was poet driving to ?
a) parent's home
b) cochin airport
c) shopping mall
d) cochin market.
Section B (4*2) Short answer question
7. what do the parting words "see you
soon amma "signify?
Ans.
Her optimistic farewell ull of cheerfulness.
8. what did charly find in his stamp
collection?
Ans.
First day cover
9. Mukesh wants to learn to become a motor
mechanic by
Ans.
Going to garage to learn
10. What was m.hamel going to questions franz
about?
Ans.
Participles.
SECTION C (2*3) LONG TYPE QUESTION.
11. What did franz notice that was unsual
about the school that day
Ans.
Franz noticed something different about the school on that day. generally ,when
the school began, there was a great hustle an bustle, which could be heard out
in the street. Opening and closing of desks, lesson reapeated loudly in unison
created a lot of commotion but on that day, everything was still and silent
like Sunday morning.
12. Saheb happy working at the tea stall
?explain
Ans. No, saheb does not seem to be happy working at the
tea-stall. he is no longer his own master. He has lost his carefree look the
steel canister bag he would carry so lightly over his shoulder. the bag was his
own.
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SECTION-A (1x6=6) (MCQs)
1. In the "Deep Water", what was Douglas afraid of?
(A)
Heights
(B)
Darkness
(C) Water
(D)
Fire
2. In "The Rattrap", what does the world resemble
according to the peddler?
(A)
A jungle
(B) A rattrap
(C)
A maze
(D)
A prison
3. In the poem "Keeping Quiet", what does the poet ask
everyone to do?
(A)
Run fast
(B) Count to twelve and keep still
(C)
Sing together
(D)
Work harder
4. In "The Tiger King", what was predicted about the
king at his birth?
(A)
He would be a great ruler
(B)
He would die of old age
(C) He would be killed by a tiger
(D)
He would become poor
5. Who helps Douglas overcome his fear of water?
(A)
His father
(B) A swimming instructor
(C)
His friend
(D)
A lifeguard
6. Why did the ironmaster invite the peddler home?
(A)
He needed a servant
(B) He thought he knew him
(C)
He wanted to punish him
(D)
He was lonely
SECTION - B (4x2=8) (Short Answer Type)
7. How did Douglas nearly drown in "Deep Water"?
Ans-
When Douglas was ten or eleven years old, he was sitting alone on the edge of
the YMCA pool. A larger, older boy suddenly picked him up and tossed him into
the deep end of the pool. Douglas, who did not know how to swim, sank to the
bottom and panicked. Despite making several desperate attempts to push himself
up to the surface, he inhaled water and nearly drowned before someone rescued
him.
8. What change does Edla bring in the peddler's life in
"The Rattrap"?
Ans-
Edla brings about a profound transformation in the peddler through her genuine
compassion, understanding, and respect. Even after discovering he was not the
captain her father thought he was, she treated him with dignity and insisted he
stay for Christmas. This unconditional kindness awakened the essential goodness
in the peddler, motivating him to abandon his dishonest ways and return the
stolen money.
9. What is the central idea of the poem "Keeping
Quiet"?
Ans-
The central idea of Pablo Neruda's "Keeping Quiet" is the necessity
of quiet introspection and creating a feeling of mutual understanding among
human beings. The poet urges humanity to pause all physical and destructive
activities for a brief moment of silence to reflect on their actions, stop
harming nature and one another, and foster a sense of universal brotherhood.
10. Why did the Tiger King decide to kill all the tigers?
Ans-
The Tiger King decided to kill the tigers because the chief astrologer
predicted at his birth that his death would ultimately be caused by a tiger. To
protect himself, prove the prophecy wrong, and ensure his survival, the
Maharaja vowed to kill exactly one hundred tigers before attending to any other
matters of the state.
SECTION - C (2x3=6) (Long Answer Type
11. What do Describe how Douglas overcame his fear of water.
What does this tell you about courage and determination?
Ans-
To overcome his paralyzing fear of water, Douglas realized he needed
professional help, so he hired a swimming instructor. The instructor took a
systematic approach, putting a belt around Douglas attached to a cable to
ensure his safety. Over several months, the instructor taught him how to exhale
underwater, use his legs, and coordinate his strokes, building a swimmer
"piece by piece." Even after the instructor finished, Douglas wasn't
completely satisfied. To ensure the lingering terror was completely gone, he
swam long distances alone in Lake Wentworth and Warm Lake, successfully
conquering his phobia.
This
journey beautifully illustrates that courage is not the absence of fear, but
the triumph over it. Douglas’s story shows that with relentless determination,
strategic planning, and sheer willpower, one can overcome even the most deeply
rooted traumas. It echoes President Roosevelt's sentiment that "All we
have to fear is fear itself."
12. Discuss the theme of fate versus free will in The Tiger
King. Was the king able to escape his destiny? Explain.
Ans-
The story explores the conflict between fate (destiny) and free will through
the Maharaja's obsessive quest. Fate is established at the very beginning when
the astrologer prophesies that the king will die at the hands of a tiger. In
response, the King uses his immense power and free will to declare war on the
tigers, ruthlessly hunting down ninety-nine of them and banning anyone else
from hunting them in his state. He believes that through sheer force, wealth,
and determination, he can rewrite his own destiny.
Ultimately,
however, the king was unable to escape his fate. The irony of the story lies in
the fact that the hundredth tiger he shot merely fainted from the shock of the
bullet whizzing past it. The king's actual death was caused by a poorly carved,
inexpensive wooden toy tiger he bought for his son's birthday. A tiny sliver of
wood pierced his hand, causing a severe infection that killed him. Thus, the
prophecy was fulfilled, proving that destiny is inescapable, no matter how much
power or free will one exercises to defy it.
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