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SEE Exam 2076 | English Question |Supplementary/Upgrade

SEE Exam 2076 | English Question |Supplementary/Upgrade
SEE (Supplementary/Upgrade) 2075 (2019)
COMPULSORY ENGLISH
Reading and Writing
(Written Test)
Candidates are required to give their answer according to the given instructions.
Time: 2 hrs. 15 minutes Full Marks: 75
1.    Read the part of the poem and do the task. 5
I wandered Lonely as a Cloud
I wandered lonely as a cloud
That floats on high o’re vales and hills,
When all at once I saw a crowd,
A host, of golden daffodils;
Beside the lake, beneath the trees,
Fluttering and dancing in the breeze.
Continuous as the stars that shine
And twinkle on the milky way,
They stretched in never ending line
Along the margin of a bay:
Ten thousand saw I at a glance,
Tossing their heads in sprightly dance.
-William Wordsworth
A.     Match the following words in column ‘A’ with their meanings in column ‘B’. 5x1=5
Column ‘A’               Column ‘B’
a.        wander              i. the extreme edge or limit of a place
b.        margin              ii. more restlessly, flap wings
c.        flutter                iii. walk, around without a purpose
d.        daffodil             iv. gentle wind, gale
e.        breeze              v. a tall yellow spring flower shipped like a trumpet
2.      Read the following text and do the tasks. 10
One autumn, my sister and I made a blunder. She was ten and I was sixteen. We planned to really enjoy our holiday because we were together but away from home. Our excitement lasted till the end of our journey and taught us an important lesson.

We felt very excited and grown up as we were on the way to the home town of our grandparents in a cart. Fresh and cool breeze touched our body and our soul. When we reached the lodge, we were disappointed. Although it was expensive, it was not clean and well furnished. It had a tin roof. The room where we were going to spend our night was small. I did not find it cozy. In spite of a small window that was facing towards the North, the room was not as airy as we expected. Both of us disliked it. We asked our granny “Is there any hotel? We like to stay somewhere else, but not here.” When we asked about another option, our grandfather replied, “No, there is not any guest house or hotel nearby.” Their reply annoyed us but we could not make any further request further. After we unpacked our suitcases, our grandmother warned us not to go outside till their return. “We won’t,” my sister promised, but I knew that she was telling a lie. We had already decided to go out.
A.    Write ‘True’ for true and ‘False’ for false statements. 5x1=5
a.    The writer and her sister were twins.
b.    The two sisters reached their grandparents in a cart.
c.    When they reached the lodge, they became very happy.
d.    The condition of the hotel was not good.
e.    Their grandmother suggested them to go outside to enjoy the breeze.
B.    Answer the following questions. 5x1=5
a.      How old were the two sisters?
b.      Where were they going to spend their vacation?
c.      How was the lodge?
d.      Why didn’t they go to another hotel?
e.      How can you say that they will not obey their grandmother?
3.    Read the following text and do the tasks. 10
Ilana Kaplan, Tuesday, 19 June 2018 Black Panther and Stranger Things dominated the 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards with widespread Wakanda pride and 80’s nostalgia as Black Panther won the most film awards and Stranger Things took home the most prizes in television.

Black Panther took home four awards, including Best Movie, and actor Chadwick Boseman earned two trophies for Best Hero and Best Movie Performance.

Boseman even gave his Best Hero award to real-life hero James Shaw Jr., who fought off a gunman at the Tennessee Waffle House shooting earlier this year.

Actor Michel B. Jordan also took home a golden popcorn bucket after being honoured as Best Villain in the film.

Stranger Things won three awards including Best Show, and actress Mille Bobby Brown and actor Noah Schnapp took home trophies as well. Actress and comedian Tiffany Haddish hosted The MTV Movie & TV Awards, which was aired Monday night on MTV, but were recorded in Santa Monica on Saturday night.

Although she was presenting the show, Haddish won the award for Best Comedic Performance for her role in Girls Trip.

The highest honours of the night were given to actress and writer Lena Waithe (The Trailblazer Award) and actor Chris Pratt (The Generation Award).
A.   Fill in the gaps with appropriate words/phrases from the text. 5x1=5
a.    .......... won the most film awards in 2018.
b.    Boseman dedicated his Best Hero Award to ........., the real-life hero.
c.    Tiffany Haddish, who introduced the TV programme is a comedian and an ..........
d.    The MTV Movie & TV Awards, 2018 programmes were recorded in .........
e.    Lena Waithe was honoured with ....... Award.
B.   Answer the following questions: 5x1=5
a.    In which categories did Chadwick Boseman win the award?
b.    Who bagged the award for the Best Villain?
c.    When were the programmes telecasted?
d.    Who was the winner of ‘Best Comedic Performance’?
e.    Who was The Generation Award given to?
4.    Read the text and do the tasks. 15
Narayan Gopal (October 4, 1939-December 5, 1990) is by far the most prominent and popular singer in Nepali music history. Narayan Gopal Gurwacharya was born in a Newar family in Kilagal Tole, Kathmandu, on October 4, 1939 to father Gopal Gurwacharya and mother Ram Devi Gurwacharya. He had five brothers and six sisters. He completed his School Leaving Certificate (SLC) in 2016 B.S. and obtained Bachelor of Arts Degree in Humanities from Tri-Chandra college. He is well known as a singer but was also an accomplished composer. His voice range allowed him to sing songs of every genre of Nepali music. His songs are often richly orchestrated with the sitar, harmonium and flute.

His death was due to organ failures, said to have been caused by his notorious drinking. The cassettes and CDs of his music still make significant sale in Nepal. He has a large number of fans in Nepal as well as in some foreign countries. Many young singers are inspired by him. Most of the Nepalese singers take him as their ideal and follow his footsteps. He has sung over 500 songs, including in films, ballets and drama. Most of his songs are melodies. In recognition of his contribution in the field of Nepali music, he was awarded with several national honours and awards; Trishakti Patta, Chhinalata Puraskar to name a few.
A.   Match the first halves of the sentences in column ‘A’ with the correct second halves in column ‘B’. 5x1=5
     Column ‘A’                                                                    Column ‘B’
a.    Gopal Gurwacharya and                                             i. in 2016.  
Ram Devi Gurwacharya            
b.    Narayan Gopal                                                            ii. as a composer.
c.    Narayan Gopal completed his SLC                             iii. a bad habit of drinking.
d.    He established his name not only as                          iv. had six sisters.
a singer but also    
e.    He had                                                                         v. gave birth to Narayan Gopal.                                                                                         
B.   Write ‘True’ for true and ‘False’ for false statements. 5x1=5
a.    Narayan Gopal is one of the famous artists of Nepal.
b.    He was born in Newar family in Patan.
c.    Narayan Gopal studied Science.
d.    Many young singers are inspired by Narayan Gopal.
e.    The cassettes and CDs of his music are still sold in Nepal.
C.   Answer the following questions. 5x1=5
a.    Which college did Narayan Gopal complete his bachelor’s degree from?
b.    What was the cause of his death?
c.    Why has he become the ideal among the Nepalese singers?
d.    What kinds of songs did Narayan Gopal mostly sing?
e.    Why was he awarded with national honours?
5.    Write a recipe to prepare milk tea using the clues given below. 5
ingredients - boil milk and water- add tea powder, sugar and other spices
- let it boil for sometime - put into a tea cup and serve
6.    The chart below shows the result of a survey made among 50 students about their favourite animal. Study the chart and write a description of it in about 100 words. 5
Favourite Animals
SEE Exam 2076 | English Question |Supplementary/Upgrade
7.    Compose a dialogue between two friends talking about their aim in life in at least six exchanges. 6
8.    Write a letter to the editor of a national newspaper about the road accidents in Nepal. 8
9.    Reproduce the following sentences as indicated in brackets: 6x1=6
a.      Don’t let her go, ..... ? (Supply the correct question tag.)
b.      Rekha bought mangoes from the grocery. (Change into negative.)
c.      It costs Rs. 1000. (Change into “How much” question.)
d.      When Karan came in, we ...... (have) dinner. (Put the verb in the bracket in the correct tense.)
e.      He said to me, “Are you ready?” (Change into indirect speech.)
f.       They are building a new road around the city. (Change into passive.)
10. Choose and copy the best answers. (Rewriting is not compulsory) 10x0.5=5
A young man once wept in a garden, “Tomorrow my beloved will only dance with me if I (a)..... (give/gave/given) her a red rose (b)..... (and/ but/so) there are none to be found in the entire garden and my heart must break in two.” He (c)..... (is heard/has heard/was heard) by a nightingale who instantly thought, “Now I (d)..... (have understood/understood/ understand) the mystery of love.” She flapped her brown wings and flew off (e)..... (for/to/on) a rose bush and told it (f)..... (to give her/to give me/gave me) a red rose. The rose bush said, “I (g)..... (wish/wishes/am wishing) I could give you a red rose but my roses are all white.” Her thirst for a red rose got her (h)..... (to fly/flew/fly) as fast as she could to another bush. “Give me a red rose for which I will sing the whole day for you, (i)..... (will you/would you/could you) ?” Unfortunately, the roses were more golden than the rays of the sun. Sad but optimistic, the nightingale continued her journey in search of (j)..... (a/an/the) red rose a symbol of love.

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