Bihar Board Class 10 · English · Matric exam 2027
Bihar Board Class 10 English Question Paper 2026
The board’s 2026 question paper, set J — all 114 questions as printed; 96 objective answers from the board’s own key; full model answers for 3 written questions, how the answer begins for 15 more. Each question names its chapter, where that chapter’s most-asked questions are.
Full marks 100 · Time 3 h 15 min
Section A · Objective questions (96)
The little girls were hardly ........................ about the fight.
- (A) enjoyed
- (B) cherished
- (C) agitated
- (D) concerned ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Who makes a run for the car ?
- (A) Jim
- (B) Mr. Johnson ✓
- (C) Ms. Greene
- (D) Mr. Williams
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
ECP can be detected in
- (A) excreta
- (B) body fluids ✓
- (C) blood
- (D) inflammation
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Style and ........................ in Indian cinema should be simplified.
- (A) music
- (B) painting
- (C) content ✓
- (D) techniques
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
The author advises Ms. Greene to save
- (A) steel utensils
- (B) dusters
- (C) cups
- (D) aluminium cans ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
A ........................ man has no cares and anxieties.
- (A) blessed ✓
- (B) wicked
- (C) poor
- (D) rich
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
The poem "Thinner than a Crescent" is all about ................. and Krishna.
- (A) Vishnu
- (B) Radha ✓
- (C) Ram
- (D) Rukmini
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
The rich man ruined himself due to his
- (A) guilt
- (B) passion
- (C) love
- (D) desire ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
'The Listener' and 'Arabia' have been written by
- (A) Walter de la Mare ✓
- (B) William Cowper
- (C) Puran Singh
- (D) Vidyapati
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
The koel's spark-shedding ....................... kindle(s) fire.
- (A) voice
- (B) cries
- (C) laughter
- (D) notes ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
The porter's body is ....................... and skeleton-like.
- (A) fat
- (B) frail ✓
- (C) lean
- (D) healthy
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
The rich man prayed for one pot of
- (A) silver
- (B) grains
- (C) dollars
- (D) gold ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
To stop rumours, the banker locked the lawyer's ....................... in his safe.
- (A) books
- (B) clothes
- (C) note ✓
- (D) wine
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
The daughter says that she can see no reason for the ....................... she feels.
- (A) sadness
- (B) weariness ✓
- (C) tension
- (D) anger
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
The last thing on the mind of the narrator and his girlfriend was
- (A) love
- (B) marriage ✓
- (C) separation
- (D) money
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Halku's ....................... was destroyed by the wild animals.
- (A) home
- (B) boundary
- (C) fence
- (D) crop ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Sheets and blankets should be washed ....................... in hot water.
- (A) monthly
- (B) weekly ✓
- (C) daily
- (D) yearly
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
The lawyer played the ....................... during his first year of imprisonment.
- (A) violin
- (B) drums
- (C) piano ✓
- (D) guitar
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
The mother advises her daughter to seek ....................... within herself.
- (A) satisfaction
- (B) peace
- (C) fulfilment ✓
- (D) happiness
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Halku was shivering with
- (A) fever
- (B) cold ✓
- (C) allergy
- (D) heat
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Anton Chekhov was a ....................... author.
- (A) Indian
- (B) French
- (C) Russian ✓
- (D) German
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Vidyapati is primarily concerned with intense ....................... of Radha's love.
- (A) passion ✓
- (B) separation
- (C) boredom
- (D) loneliness
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Greed destroyed the rich man's
- (A) family ✓
- (B) wealth
- (C) house
- (D) work
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Sun ....................... off to the nursery from the party.
- (A) ran
- (B) stumped ✓
- (C) cried
- (D) walked
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
The hurt caused by somebody remains within the human
- (A) personality
- (B) body
- (C) character
- (D) mind ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Martha had a ....................... chin.
- (A) narrow ✓
- (B) fat
- (C) thick
- (D) broad
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
The man was rich but not
- (A) content ✓
- (B) dissatisfied
- (C) jealous
- (D) anxious
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Martha's stories were as tranquil as
- (A) dreams ✓
- (B) night
- (C) silence
- (D) sleep
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Radha's friends want Radha's ....................... with Madhava.
- (A) separation
- (B) union ✓
- (C) isolation
- (D) detachment
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
The ....................... hides among the mango leaves.
- (A) nightingale
- (B) parrot
- (C) sparrow
- (D) koel ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
.................... is the most striking feature of our Indian culture.
- (A) Non-interference
- (B) Vitality ✓
- (C) Harmony
- (D) Toleration
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Whose wife was a spendthrift ?
- (A) Hutchinson's nephew's
- (B) Hutchinson's cousin's
- (C) Hutchinson's brother's
- (D) Hutchinson's ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Who got tired of trying to get Ms. Greene to do something about ecology ?
- (A) Mr. Johnson
- (B) Mr. Williams
- (C) Jim ✓
- (D) Ms. Greene
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
According to Satyajit Ray, what Indian .................... needs today is not gloss.
- (A) culture
- (B) clothes
- (C) cinema ✓
- (D) music
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
'Acceptance Speech' was delivered by Aris on December ....... , 1991.
- (A) 10 ✓
- (B) 4
- (C) 15
- (D) 2
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
All were astonished by Gillu's .................... and eyes.
- (A) rough fur
- (B) grey fur
- (C) smooth fur ✓
- (D) brown fur
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
"Steal from the world, and not a stone" is from
- (A) Ode On Solitude ✓
- (B) God Made the Country
- (C) Polythene Bag
- (D) Martha
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
The author of "The Pace for Living" says one must develop the art of
- (A) quick thinking ✓
- (B) quick walking
- (C) quick running
- (D) quick jumping
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Halku was a .................... farmer.
- (A) tenant ✓
- (B) poor
- (C) rich
- (D) progressive
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Allergies which start as eczema may evolve into
- (A) inflammation
- (B) typhoid
- (C) asthma ✓
- (D) dengue
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
John Galsworthy was educated at
- (A) Oxford
- (B) Harrow ✓
- (C) Cambridge
- (D) Harvard
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
The mother of Sun and Moon was running all over the
- (A) garden
- (B) kitchen
- (C) house ✓
- (D) lawn
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
The author chooses to read the bird as
- (A) language ✓
- (B) strength
- (C) gesture
- (D) pride
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Humayun Kabir says that ................. is a concept which cannot be simply defined.
- (A) society
- (B) toleration
- (C) civilization
- (D) culture ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Sledging was over and ................. lay in the yards.
- (A) snow ✓
- (B) mud
- (C) stones
- (D) garbage
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
There is ................. helping for each man.
- (A) one ✓
- (B) three
- (C) two
- (D) four
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Music in the villages is provided by the
- (A) birds ✓
- (B) musician
- (C) singer
- (D) radio
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
What slides softly away ?
- (A) Patience
- (B) Happiness
- (C) Wealth
- (D) Years ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
The banker was ................. when the lawyer escaped before the stipulated time.
- (A) angry
- (B) relieved ✓
- (C) confused
- (D) sad
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
A man who is content has limited
- (A) family
- (B) desires ✓
- (C) friends
- (D) waste
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Periasamy successfully handled the .................... and sonnets.
- (A) elegy
- (B) ode
- (C) prose-poem ✓
- (D) ballad
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Martha’s .................... conveyed half of the stories.
- (A) expressions ✓
- (B) behaviour
- (C) dress
- (D) character
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Mr. Gessler’s shop was taken up by a .................... man.
- (A) young ✓
- (B) tall
- (C) bad
- (D) good
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Gillu .................... back in his nest on seeing any person other than the author.
- (A) creeped
- (B) scuttled ✓
- (C) crawled
- (D) walked
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Satyajit Ray composed .................... for his own films.
- (A) script
- (B) story
- (C) music ✓
- (D) songs
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
There were .................... even before the Aryan invasion.
- (A) people
- (B) plunderers
- (C) invaders ✓
- (D) crusaders
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Halku warmed himself by burning some
- (A) wood
- (B) leaves ✓
- (C) paper
- (D) grass
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
What is suggested to avoid allergy ?
- (A) Wearing pollen masks ✓
- (B) Sleeping well
- (C) Driving around
- (D) Eating vitamins
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
The .................... grow in the grief's garbage bin.
- (A) flowers
- (B) vegetables
- (C) fruits
- (D) germs of the disease ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
"The .................... the garden, the brighter burns my heart."
- (A) lighter
- (B) greener ✓
- (C) heavier
- (D) darker
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Direction ( 61 - 65 ) : Choose the most suitable translation : 61. वह बहुत अच्छा गाता है ।
- (A) He sings nicely
- (B) He is a good singer
- (C) He sings well very
- (D) He sings very well ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
62. मैं स्कूल जा रहा हूँ ।
- (A) I am going school
- (B) I am going to school ✓
- (C) I am gone school
- (D) I am gone to my school
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
63. रमेश कैसे जा सकता है ?
- (A) How does Ramesh go ?
- (B) How is Ramesh going ?
- (C) How must Ramesh go ?
- (D) How can Ramesh go ? ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
64. वह बहुत बोलती है ।
- (A) She talking a lot
- (B) She will talk a lot
- (C) She talks a lot ✓
- (D) She has to talk lot
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
65. क्या तुम आ सकते हो ?
- (A) Can you come ? ✓
- (B) Can you will come ?
- (C) Can you still coming ?
- (D) Must you come ?
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Direction ( 66 - 69 ) : Choose the correct option of the following : 66. Passive voice of : "They grow these flowers in Patna.", is
- (A) These flowers grew in Patna
- (B) These flowers were grown in Patna
- (C) These flowers are being grown in Patna
- (D) These flowers are grown in Patna ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
67. Active voice of : "My cup has been broken by you.", is
- (A) You have broken my cup ✓
- (B) You had broken my cup
- (C) By you was my cup broken
- (D) You have taken my broken cup
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
68. Passive voice of : "Let us forget the past.", is
- (A) Let the past and us be forgotten
- (B) Let not the past be forgotten
- (C) We must let to forget the past
- (D) Let the past be forgotten ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
69. Active voice of : A song would be sung by Nidhi today. , is
- (A) Nidhi is singing a song today
- (B) Nidhi will sing a song today ✓
- (C) Nidhi will have to sing a song today
- (D) Nidhi must be singing a song today
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Direction ( 70 - 73 ) : Choose the correct option of the following : 70. Indirect speech of : He said, "I play football."
- (A) He said that he is playing football
- (B) He says that he is playing football
- (C) He said that he played football ✓
- (D) He will say that he played football
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Direct speech of : I asked her why she was sad.
- (A) I will tell her, "Why have you been sad ?"
- (B) I said her, "Why are you sad ?" ✓
- (C) I enquired to her, "Why sad are you ?"
- (D) I ask her, "Why sad you are ?"
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Indirect speech of : Raman said, "I might meet him."
- (A) Raman will say that he must meet him
- (B) Raman had said that he will meet him
- (C) Raman is saying that he will meet me
- (D) Raman said that he might meet him ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Direct speech of : She asked me what I was doing there.
- (A) She said to me, "What are you doing here ?" ✓
- (B) She will say to me, "What am I doing here ?"
- (C) She can ask me, "What is I doing here ?"
- (D) She says to me, "What doing here am I ?"
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Direction ( 74 - 80 ) : Choose the most suitable preposition : He is blind ........................ his son's faults.
- (A) in
- (B) for
- (C) to ✓
- (D) of
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
I am waiting ................................ my father.
- (A) for ✓
- (B) by
- (C) from
- (D) at
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Why are you angry ................................ me ?
- (A) upon
- (B) with ✓
- (C) on
- (D) at
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Beware ................................ mad dogs.
- (A) from
- (B) at
- (C) of ✓
- (D) in
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
He agreed ................................ my proposal.
- (A) from
- (B) to ✓
- (C) above
- (D) of
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
The servant put ................................ the light.
- (A) in
- (B) out ✓
- (C) down
- (D) by
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
It has been raining ........................ Monday.
- (A) on
- (B) since ✓
- (C) for
- (D) from
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Choose the correct synonym of 'Jealousy' :
- (A) Joy
- (B) Liberty
- (C) Envy ✓
- (D) Hide
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Choose the correct antonym of 'Knowledge' :
- (A) Sorrow
- (B) Despair
- (C) Misery
- (D) Ignorance ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Choose the correct synonym of 'Enquiry' :
- (A) Question ✓
- (B) Utter
- (C) Vision
- (D) Desire
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Choose the correct synonym of 'Chance' :
- (A) Certainly
- (B) Possibility ✓
- (C) Just
- (D) Forgive
Answer (the board’s key): (B)
Choose the correct antonym of 'Silence' :
- (A) Rude
- (B) Shut
- (C) Noise ✓
- (D) Tight
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Choose the correct antonym of 'Punish' :
- (A) Shut
- (B) Hate
- (C) Old
- (D) Reward ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
........................ I go out ?
- (A) Might
- (B) Could
- (C) May ✓
- (D) Ought
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
You ........................ work for the society.
- (A) could
- (B) used to
- (C) ought
- (D) should ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
We ........................ keep our promises.
- (A) need
- (B) might
- (C) must ✓
- (D) could
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
We eat so that we ........................ live.
- (A) ought to
- (B) must
- (C) might
- (D) may ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Direction (91 - 96) : Choose the correct spelling :
- (A) Repelite
- (B) Rauptele
- (C) Reptile ✓
- (D) Raptile
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Direction (97 - 100) : Choose the correct option of the following :
- (A) innocence ✓
- (B) Inocence
- (C) Inucense
- (D) Ineucence
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
One of the students .................... passed the test.
- (A) are
- (B) have
- (C) is
- (D) has ✓
Answer (the board’s key): (D)
Some cars .................... beautiful.
- (A) is
- (B) has
- (C) are ✓
- (D) have
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Each labourer .................... a meal.
- (A) get
- (B) getting
- (C) gets ✓
- (D) has get
Answer (the board’s key): (C)
Sixty miles .................... a long distance.
- (A) is ✓
- (B) were
- (C) are
- (D) have
Answer (the board’s key): (A)
Section B · Written questions (18)
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow : The Industrial Revolution was a transformative period in human history, marking the shift from manual labour to machine-based manufacturing. It began in Britain in the late 18th century and spread to other parts of the world over the next century. The revolution had far-reaching impacts on society, economy and politics. New technologies and factories emerged, and people moved from rural areas to cities for work. While it brought many benefits, such as increased productivity and economic growth, it also led to exploitation of workers, environmental degradation and social inequality. Questions : i) What was the Industrial Revolution ? (1) ii) Where did the Industrial Revolution begin ? (2) iii) What was the impact of the Industrial Revolution ? (2) iv) What did it lead to ? (2) OR The human nose is capable of detecting an astonishing number of different scents, Our sense of smell is closely linked to our memory and emotions, and smells can evoke powerful emotional responses, The olfactory system is also closely linked to the brain's limbic system, which is responsible for processing emotions and motivations. Questions : i) What is unique about the human sense of smell ? (2) ii) How is our sense of smell linked to our emotions ? (2) iii) What system is closely linked to the olfactory system ? (2) iv) What is human nose capable of ? (1)
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Model answer · unseen passage, Industrial Revolution
- 1.(A) The Industrial Revolution was a transformative period in human history that marked the shift from manual labour to machine-based manufacturing. OR (B) The human nose is capable of detecting an astonishing number of different scents.1 mark
- 2.(A) The Industrial Revolution began in Britain in the late 18th century and spread to other parts of the world over the next century. OR (B) The human sense of smell is unique because it can detect an astonishing number of different scents and is closely linked to our memory and emotions.2 marks
- 3.(A) The Industrial Revolution had far-reaching impacts on society, economy and politics. New technologies and factories emerged, and people moved from rural areas to cities for work. OR (B) Our sense of smell is closely linked to our emotions because smells can evoke powerful emotional responses; the olfactory system is linked to the brain's limbic system, which processes emotions.2 marks
- 4.(A) It brought benefits like increased productivity and economic growth, but it also led to exploitation of workers, environmental degradation and social inequality. OR (B) The brain's limbic system, which is responsible for processing emotions and motivations, is closely linked to the olfactory system.2 marks
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Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow : Reading books is a great way to learn new things. It can help us improve our vocabulary and understanding. Reading can also be a fun and relaxing activity. Through reading, we can explore different cultures and gain valuable insights into the human condition. Reading is a gift that enriches our lives, and opens doors to new possibilities. Questions : i) What are the benefits of reading books ? 1 ii) How can reading books help us ? 2 iii) What kind of activity is reading ? 2 iv) Why is reading called a gift ? 2 OR The impact of social media on society is a topic of ongoing debate. While social media has many benefits, such as connecting people and providing a platform for self-expression, it also has some negative effects. Social media can be addictive, and excessive use can lead to feelings of loneliness, anxiety and depression. Additionally, social media can be a breeding ground for cyber bullying and online harassment. Questions : i) What are some benefits of social media ? 1 ii) What are the negative effects of social media ? 2 iii) What can social media lead to ? 2 iv) What are the threats associated with it ? 2
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Model answer · unseen passage, reading books
- 1.(A) Reading books is a great way to learn new things. It also improves our vocabulary and understanding. OR (B) Social media connects people and provides them a platform for self-expression.1 mark
- 2.(A) Reading books helps us improve our vocabulary and understanding. Through reading we can also explore different cultures and gain valuable insights into the human condition. OR (B) Social media can be addictive. Its excessive use can lead to feelings of loneliness, anxiety and depression.2 marks
- 3.(A) Reading is a fun and relaxing activity. It gives us pleasure and also helps us relax. OR (B) Excessive use of social media can lead to feelings of loneliness, anxiety and depression.2 marks
- 4.(A) Reading is called a gift because it enriches our lives and opens doors to new possibilities. OR (B) Social media can be a breeding ground for cyber bullying and online harassment, which are its main threats.2 marks
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Read the poem carefully and answer the questions that follow : Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in our soul, And sings the tune without the words, And never stops at all. And sweetest in the gale is heard, And sore must be the storm, That could abash the little bird, That kept so many warm. Questions : i) What is hope compared to in the poem ? 2 ii) How does hope behave in difficult times ? 2 iii) What is the power of hope ? 2 OR The sun's warm rays on skin so fair, Bring life to all, without a care. The world awakens, fresh and new, A day begins, with hope anew. The birds sing sweet, their morning song, As morning dew, on grass does belong. The world's alive, with vibrant hue, A beautiful day, for me and you. Questions : i) What is the speaker describing in the poem ? 2 ii) How does the speaker feel about the sun's warmth ? 2 iii) What does the poem suggest about new beginnings ? 2
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Model answer · unseen poem, Hope
- 1.(A) In the poem, hope is compared to a little bird, 'the thing with feathers', which perches in our soul. OR (B) The speaker is describing a sunny morning. The sun's warm rays bring life to all, the world awakens fresh and new, and a new day begins.2 marks
- 2.(A) Hope does not give up in difficult times. Its song is heard sweetest in the gale, that is, in the storms of life, and it never stops singing at all. OR (B) The speaker feels that the sun's warmth is pleasant and life-giving. It brings life to all and makes the world fresh and new.2 marks
- 3.(A) Hope is very powerful. Only a very sore storm could abash this little bird, and it keeps so many people warm and comforted in hard times. OR (B) The poem suggests that every new beginning comes with fresh hope. A new day makes the world alive, colourful and beautiful for all of us.2 marks
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What does Aris say about the fight going on in Rangoon ?
How the model answer begins
1. Alexander Aris says that the lonely struggle going on in a heavily guarded compound in Rangoon, where his mother Aung San Suu Kyi is kept, must be remembered.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →What does the cinema combine ?
How the model answer begins
1. The cinema combines in various measures the functions of poetry, music, painting, drama, architecture and a host of other arts, major and minor. It also combines the cold logic of science.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →How did the author try to feed the squirrel ?
How the model answer begins
1. After cleaning its wounds, the author tried to feed the baby squirrel milk with a wick of cotton wool dipped in milk.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Why did Akoulya's mother seize Malasha ?
How the model answer begins
1. Akoúlya's mother seized Malásha because she believed that Malásha was responsible for dirtying Akoúlya's clothes. When Akoúlya's mother saw that her daughter's skirt was splashed and her sleeves were dirty, she asked…
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →What are the birds scared of ?
How the model answer begins
1. The birds are scared of the wooden men, that is, scarecrows, which are set up in the fields to guard the grain.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Why is Radha crying ?
How the model answer begins
1. Radha is crying because she is separated from her beloved Krishna. The Lord has had no occasion to meet Radha for sometime, and this separation has deeply hurt her.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Who is challenging the mountains ?
How the model answer begins
1. The porter, in Laxmi Prasad Devkota's poem 'The Sleeping Porter', is challenging the mountain.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →How did the rich man wreck his health ?
How the model answer begins
1. Driven by the demon Desire to fill the eighth, half-full pot, the rich man rose before cock-crow and worked till past midnight.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Write a paragraph on any one of the following in about 60-70 words : 1 × 5 = 5 i) My Favourite Book ii) My Goals and Aspirations iii) Importance of Extra-curricular Activities iv) A Village Market v) Health is Wealth.
How the model answer begins
1. The opening sentence introduces the topic, stating that health is the greatest wealth a person can have.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Direction ( 6-11 ) : Answer any three from Q. Nos. 6 to 11 : 3 × 5 = 15 You are Raman, the treasurer of the Cultural Club in your school. Write a notice in about 60 – 70 words for donation for the poor students in your school.
How the model answer begins
1. The notice opens with the school name 'XYZ SCHOOL' and the word 'NOTICE' at the top.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Write a report on the flood situation in Patna.
How the model answer begins
1. The heading 'Flood Situation in Patna' is given in bold at the top of the report.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Write an application to the Hostel Warden for a seat in the hostel.
How the model answer begins
1. The piece opens with 'To, The Hostel Warden' with school name, then date line and 'Subject: Request for a seat in the hostel.'
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →Write a letter to your mother informing her of your illness.
How the model answer begins
1. The letter begins with the sender's address (XYZ School Hostel, ABC) and 'Date: ............' at the top.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →You are Ranjan. Write a speech in about 60 - 70 words on 'Importance of Discipline'.
How the model answer begins
1. The opening line 'Respected Principal, teachers and my dear friends, good morning to all of you' gives the formal greeting and address, and 'Today I will speak on the importance of literacy' introduces the topic.
The full answer from Medha Ma’am →You are Trishna. Write a message in about 30 - 40 words to your friend inviting him for a get-together at your place.
How the model answer begins
1. The heading 'MESSAGE' is written at the top.
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