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Solution Pre-Board Paper 1
SOLUTION
SECTION - A : READING
1. (A) As stated in the passage, a big money
rides on the performances of sportsperson
today and hence, it leads to the unethical
behavior like doping, taking food additives,
violence, etc.
(B) The one trait that is required in a
sportsperson is to be ‘ethical’.
(C) The writer thinks that sports today face
the ‘pressure of modern society’ as sports
events include big money deals on the
performances of the players from the end
of their sponsors and agencies.
(D) The writer says so because the
philosophies regarding the moral conduct
of people differ and so it becomes really
important to find a conclusive answer as
to what must be followed by people from
different fields while their interactions
with others.
(E) nurture the development
(F) The phrase ‘increasingly realized’ is used
by the writer to express that the people
of India are now excessively realizing
the importance of sports in the overall
development of an individual.
(G) pressure of modern society
(H) The reason why a large number of people
are engaged in the game even when only
few participate is that people in India are
emotionally addicted to their favorite
teams, games, sportspersons and events.
(I) The sports authority should strictly check
the sportspersons’ belongings and keep an
eye on their activities. Also, there should
be a complete ban on sportspersons’
bringing their supplements. The sports
authority should provide their resources to
each sportsperson for safety.
2. (A) By the given statement, the researcher
mean that as the most affected organ
by corona virus is the lung, smokers are
more prone to fall victim to it as their lung
system is already affected by smoking.
(B) The writer says that smokers should quit
smoking ‘safely and effectively’ because
when smokers quit directly without
relying on any interventions, the chances
of relapsing and ill health are higher.
(C) In the table, it is clear that the number of
male inpatients with high blood pressure
is more than the females.
(D) The ‘current active/occasional smoker’
clearly shows a tremendous difference
in the number of smokers in males and
females. A very high per cent of smokers
belong to males.
(E) It is easier for virus to spread amongst
smokers as they share the smokes with
each other and the same come in contact
with their lips, making them a weak target.
(F) As both the smoking and COVID affects
the same vital organ of the body that is
lungs, the combination of both smoking
and COVID together is called deadly as it
leads to fatalities together.
(G) Sparingly.
SECTION - B : WRITING
3. Mr Dinesh Sahoo thanks the Principal, staff
and the students of Holy Public School,
Ranchi, for inviting him to be the Chief Guest
for their 12th Annual Sports Day on the 15th
of August, 20XX, Saturday at 10.00 a.m. He is
extremely sorry for not being able to attend
it as he has some prior work endorsements.
He wishes the day to be successful for the
students and the school as well.
Regards
Mr Dinesh Sahoo
National Sports Winner
4. 21-B, Changi Street
Gwalior
10th September, 20XX
The Manager
AVD Software
Gwalior
Subject: Application for the post of a Software
Engineer
Respected Sir/Ma’am,
In response to your advertisement in the
Gwalior Times, dated 7th September, 20XX
for the post of a software engineer, I hereby
offer my candidature for the same. I believe
that my skills and qualifications match your
requirements.
I have worked as a software engineer at Vibha
Telecom for the last five years. It has been my
dream to work for a magnificent company like
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Solution Pre-Board Paper 1

SOLUTION

SECTION - A : READING

1. (A) As stated in the passage, a big money

rides on the performances of sportsperson today and hence, it leads to the unethical behavior like doping, taking food additives, violence, etc. (B) The one trait that is required in a sportsperson is to be ‘ethical’. (C) The writer thinks that sports today face the ‘pressure of modern society’ as sports events include big money deals on the performances of the players from the end of their sponsors and agencies. (D) The writer says so because the philosophies regarding the moral conduct of people differ and so it becomes really important to find a conclusive answer as to what must be followed by people from different fields while their interactions with others. (E) nurture the development (F) The phrase ‘increasingly realized’ is used by the writer to express that the people of India are now excessively realizing the importance of sports in the overall development of an individual. (G) pressure of modern society (H) The reason why a large number of people are engaged in the game even when only few participate is that people in India are emotionally addicted to their favorite teams, games, sportspersons and events. (I) The sports authority should strictly check the sportspersons’ belongings and keep an eye on their activities. Also, there should be a complete ban on sportspersons’ bringing their supplements. The sports authority should provide their resources to each sportsperson for safety.

2. (A) By the given statement, the researcher

mean that as the most affected organ by corona virus is the lung, smokers are more prone to fall victim to it as their lung system is already affected by smoking. (B) The writer says that smokers should quit smoking ‘safely and effectively’ because when smokers quit directly without relying on any interventions, the chances of relapsing and ill health are higher. (C) In the table, it is clear that the number of male inpatients with high blood pressure is more than the females. (D) The ‘current active/occasional smoker’ clearly shows a tremendous difference in the number of smokers in males and females. A very high per cent of smokers belong to males. (E) It is easier for virus to spread amongst smokers as they share the smokes with each other and the same come in contact with their lips, making them a weak target. (F) As both the smoking and COVID affects the same vital organ of the body that is lungs, the combination of both smoking and COVID together is called deadly as it leads to fatalities together. (G) Sparingly.

SECTION - B : WRITING

3. Mr Dinesh Sahoo thanks the Principal, staff

and the students of Holy Public School, Ranchi, for inviting him to be the Chief Guest for their 12th^ Annual Sports Day on the 15th of August, 20XX, Saturday at 10.00 a.m. He is extremely sorry for not being able to attend it as he has some prior work endorsements. He wishes the day to be successful for the students and the school as well. Regards Mr Dinesh Sahoo National Sports Winner

4. 21-B, Changi Street

Gwalior 10 th^ September, 20XX The Manager AVD Software Gwalior Subject: Application for the post of a Software Engineer Respected Sir/Ma’am, In response to your advertisement in the Gwalior Times , dated 7 th^ September, 20XX for the post of a software engineer, I hereby offer my candidature for the same. I believe that my skills and qualifications match your requirements. I have worked as a software engineer at Vibha Telecom for the last five years. It has been my dream to work for a magnificent company like

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AVD Software. My abilities are quite strong in user-interface and system coding. If given the opportunity, I am sure I will be able to prove my capabilities to you practically. I would be glad to get this opportunity and speak more about my work in a personal interview. I am available to come to your office at your convenience. For your reference, I am enclosing my detailed bio- data along with the letter. Sincerely, Dev/Devika Encl.: Bio-data and Work Experience Certificate

BIO-DATA

Name : Dev/Devika Father’s Name : Mr. Natwar Agarwal Date of Birth : 2 nd^ November 20XX Address : 1-B, Changi Street, Gwalior Hobbies : Reading, Music, Photography and Sports Languages Known : Hindi, English, and Punjabi Nationality : Indian Educational Qualifications : Graduation in Software Engineering from IIT, Delhi Diploma in Graphic Design from Pearl Academy, Gwalior Experience : Worked as a Manager – Technology for five years at Vibha Telecom, Gwalior Expected Salary : Negotiable References : (i) Mr. Bharat Bansal (HOD), Pearl Academy, Gwalior (ii) Mrs. Poorvi Jain, HR, Vibha Telecom, Gwalior OR Daylight Robbery in the City By Amit/Amita, Staff Reporter, Deccan Herald Agra, 2nd^ September, 20XX: The city witnessed a daylight robbery once again in the posh residential area. Agra’s Saket Colony which is housed by city’s rich businessmen is notorious for daylight house break-ins. As per the report filed by the couple of the house at the Saket Police Station, a group of five young robbers, who had covered their faces, broke in the house at 2:00 pm, thinking the inmates to be sleeping during the noon time. When their pet Labrador of the house constantly barked on seeing the robbers, there was a panic in the house. The robbers were armed with two guns and iron bars. They took away gold jewellery worth 10 lac and three lac rupees in cash from the safe. In the attempt of catching the robbers, Bijoy Kapoor, the owner of the house, got beaten by the iron bar on the head. He had been injured badly with 8 stitches in his head. The police are on search for them everywhere and hope to catch them soon. Caution

 While writing a newspaper report, if cues aren’t

given in the question, students tend to give irrelevant details that read weird. In such questions, try to invent relevant details and keep it realistic..

SECTION - C : LITERATURE

5. (A) The peasants of Champaran were crushed

immorally by the British landlords as they forced them to plant 15 per cent of their holding with indigo and then surrender the entire harvest as rent for the estate. Later, when synthetic indigo was developed and indigo plantation was no longer profitable, the landlords asked the peasants to pay them compensation for releasing them from the 15 percent arrangement. (B) The peddler was a poor rattrap seller. Everybody treated him badly and looked upon him as an unacceptable human being. No one has ever treated him with kindness and compassion and so, he had lost faith in humanity. But when he knocked at the crofter’s door, he was surprised to receive the warm welcome and the generous hospitability shown by the crofter to him. (C) Aunt Jennifer is a suppressed household lady. She has to do her domestic chores that are no less than ordeals for her because she has to do them, irrespective of her will. The word ‘ringed’ has been used to convey the restrictions and cage of marriage that Aunt is locked in. (D) The mighty dead rulers had sacrificed their precious lives for the sake of their nations

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SELF EVALUATION CHART

Pre-Board English Core

Question (Section) Marks (Type) Category (Chapter Name) Full Marks (Breakdown) Calculate Marks Q1 (A) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Discursive Passage Look for evidence in the passage supporting/proving the unethical behavior which is present in sports. Use points like 'doping' and 'taking food additves', etc. 1 Q1 (B) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Discursive Passage Clearly state the trait that must be there in a sportsperson from the lines 20-25. Use traits like 'being ethical', etc. 1 Q1 (C) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Discursive Passage Answer the reason behind the writer's opinion. Use points like 'sports events include big money', 'funded by sponsors and agencies', etc. 1 Q1 (D) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Discursive Passage Answer the reason behind the writer's opinion. Use points like 'philosophies of moral conduct differ' , 'no specific conclusion', etc. 1 Q1 (E) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Discursive Passage Find the phrase within the referred lines that is the closest to the meaning of the 'underlined' phrase of the given sentence. No marks to be deducted if a student fails to rewrite the complete sentence and just lists the chosen meaning—the purpose of the given sentence is to share a context. 1 Q1 (F) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Discursive Passage Explain the meaning of phrase and relate it to the 'sports in India'. Use points like 'India excessively realizing the importance of sports'. 1 Q1 (G) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Discursive Passage Find the phrase within the referred lines that is the closest to fill in the blank space of the given sentence. No marks to be deducted if a student fails to rewrite the complete sentence and just lists the chosen meaning—the purpose of the given sentence is to share a context. 1 Q1 (H) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Discursive Passage Write the reason behind the context like 'emotional addiction'. 1 Q1 (I) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Discursive Passage Provide the ways in which sports authority can control the unethical behavior in sports like 'keeping check on their belongings', 'providing resources from the authority' etc. 1 Q2 (A) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Factual Passage^ Include the evidence from the passage to prove the given context to fetch full mark. 1 Q2 (B) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Factual Passage Write the reason behind writer's advice which shall include the point 'quitting directly without using interventions may lead to relapse and high risk'. 1 Q2 (C) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Factual Passage Analyse the table and write a conclusion based on the data about inpatients with high blood pressure. 1 Q2 (D) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Factual Passage Provide the objective of giving 'currenut active/occasional smoker' as given in the Table 1. 1

Self Evaluation Chart Pre-Board English Core^5

Q2 (E) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Factual Passage Substantiate the given statement with points like 'sharing smokes', 'coming in contact with other's lips', etc. 1 Q2 (F) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Factual Passage^ Analyse the reason behind the given context in the passage. Use points like 'both affects lungs', 'leads to fatalities', etc. (^1) Q2 (G) (Reading) 1 mark (VSA) Factual Passage Find the word within the referred lines that the sentence is indicating. 1 Q3 (A) (Writing) 3 marks (SA) Formal Reply Content (2m): Cover all the important details to reply and write it in a box. Keep in mind to: Keep the content in third person. Start with thanking the invitors. Reply with a prominent reason of denial to the invitation. End with a complimentary close. Format (1m): Following the correct flow and keeping it in a card format, avoiding paragraph styles. 3 Q (Writing) 5 marks (LA) Letter of Job Application Content (2m): Cover atleast 3-4 value points on the below keywords: Interest Qualifications (academic, co-curriclar, diploma, etc.) Suitability for the post, bio-data or resume enclosed. Expression (2m): Correct use of words, cohesion in flow from showing interest to enquiring, accurate grammar + punctuations, all of this contributes to full marks. Format (1m): Following the correct structure like address, subject line, introductory sentence, body, concluding sentence and complimentary close (with bio-data encl.) 5 Q4 (OR) (Writing) 5 marks (LA) Report Writing Content (2m): Cover atleast 5-6 value points on the below keywords: What is the news. When and where happened. Details of the daylight robbery (place, no. of criminals, what was stolen, etc.). Complaint filed, police investigation, etc. Expression + Accuracy (3m): Correct use of words, cohesion in flow from showing interest to enquiring, accurate grammar + punctuations, all of this contributes to full marks. OR 5 Q5 (A) (Literature) 2 marks (SA) Indigo (Flamingo) Content (1m): Write the reason behind the peasants' misery by using 'evidence' from the chapter 'Indigo'. Use reasons like 'crushed immorally', 'forced to plant 15 per cent indigo', 'surrender the entire harvest as rent for estate', etc. Expression (1m): Fluent explanation/use of words with no grammatical or spelling mistakes. 2 Q5 (B) (Literature) 2 marks (SA) Rattrap (Flamingo) Content (1m): Highlight the given 'statement' by using 'evidence' from the chapter 'The Rattrap'. Use evidences like 'people looked upon him as an unacceptable human', 'no one treated him kindly', 'surprised to receive warm welcome by crofter', etc. Expression (1m): Fluent explanation/use of words with no grammatical or spelling mistakes. 2 Q5 (C) (Literature) 2 marks (SA) Aunt Jennifer Tiger (Flamingo) Content (1m): Explain aunt jennifer's 'ordeals' in context with the word 'ringed'. Use points like 'supressed household lady ,' and 'locked in a cage of marriage'. Expression (1m): Fluent explanation/use of words with no grammatical or spelling mistakes. 2