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Gujarat Technological University , English Compulsory,Bechelor of Science in Fire Technology,2003,1st Year,Test exam Paper
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April / May – 2003
Time : 3 Hours] [Total Marks : 100
Instructions : (1) This paper contains 6 questions. (2) All are compulsory. (3) Figures to the right indicate full marks of the questions.
1 Answer briefly any four of the following : 10 (1) What was Gradgrind’s plan regarding Sissy? Why did he change his plan? (2) What options did Gradgrind offer to Cecillia? Which did she choose? (3) What information about Louisa’s marriage did Mr. Harthouse extract from Tom? (4) What had happened to Blackpool’s wife? How Rachael saved her? (5) What happened in the meeting between Stephen and Bounderby? (6) Why did Louisa come back to her father’s house? (7) How did Stephen die? (8) What was the end of the novel “ Hard-Times ”?
2 (a) Write short notes on any two of the following : 10 (1) Mr. Bounderby (2) Coketown (3) Bank Robbery (4) Mrs. Sparsit’s staircase.
2 (b) Answer any three of the following : 6 (1) Why did eagle fall on the sea? How? (2) Why did the poet decide to move on form the woods suddenly? (3) What is the central idea of the poem “Night of the Scorpion”? (4) What is the poet attitude towards real life and art in “Ode on a Gracian Urn”? (5) What did the poet imagine about the reaper’s song?
3 Read the following passage carefully and answer the 10 questions given below it : Machines were made to be man’s servants. Yet he has grown so dependent on them that they have, to a great extent, become his masters. Already many men spend a good deal of their time in looking after and waiting upon machines. And the machines are very strict masters. If they do not get their meals, they refuse to work or may burst with anger, spreading ruin and destruction all round them. A lot of our time and energy are saved by machines. We should use this time and energy in being civilzed. Being civilized means making and liking beautiful things, thinking freely, living rightly and being fair to all. If we use more time and energy in being civilized, our civilization would be the greatest. Questions : (1) Why were machines made? (2) How have machines become our masters? (3) What is the chief benefit of machines? (4) What is meant by being civilized? (5) How would our civilization be the greatest?
(b) Fill in the blanks with appropriate verbs in the 4 brackets : (1) While I _______ (cross) the road, my cap blew off. (2) The police __________ the murderer yet. (not + find) (3) It was clear that I _______ (judge) her wrongly. (4) Look, the smoke _______ (come) out of the window. (c) Fill in the blank with proper prepositions : 3 (1) I always travel _______ plane. (2) Wine is injurious _______ health. (3) Do not yield ________ temptation. (d) Insert proper articles : 3 (1) I have forgotten ________ story which my grandmother told me. (2) _______ more you go higher, _______ colder you feel. (3) I have become _______ heir of my uncle’s property.