Class 12 English Core — Free Practice (3 Qs)
- 3 questions
- 5 min time
- Marks: +1 correct, 0 wrong, 0 not answered
Free demo: 3 fixed MCQs from Chapter 1, Reading Comprehension through Unseen Passages. Visitors and students with a free account use the same three questions. Repeat the demo to practise these questions again; signing in does not unlock extra test sets. The full-subject test requires the paid notes.
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Sample questions
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- Read the Assertion and the Reason and choose the correct option.
Assertion (A): While reading a passage closely, the student should underline linking words such as "but", "however", "because" and "therefore".
Reason (R): Linking words mark contrasts and reasons, and questions are set on them. - Read the passage and answer the question.
Street lamps in the old town were once lit by hand. Every evening a lamplighter walked the lanes with a ladder and a long pole, and every morning he came back to put the lamps out. Then the municipality fitted electric lamps, all worked by a single switch at the power house. The lamplighter's ladder now hangs in the town museum, beside a photograph of the last man to carry it.
What does the passage suggest about the lamplighter's work once the electric lamps were fitted? - A student is torn between two options of a multiple-choice question and writes both in the answer book. If one of the two is the correct option, the marking scheme gives the answer