Shree Bhagawati Secondary School
Sankhu, Kathmandu
SLC Test Examination 2063
Subject: C.English
As far as possible candidates are required to give their answers in their own words. Credit will be given to original expressions, not to memory work, rote learning or copying out from the textbook.
Time: 2 hrs 30 minutes FM: 80
Class: X PM: 30
1. Read the passage and answer the questions. 10
Nine year old Suresh was troublesome at school. His parents were well off, but they lived separately. His father had married another woman and left Suresh's mother. Suresh was in the habit of pushing children for no apparent reason, and once he scratched a girl's leg with a pencil and it bled.
Suresh was also a problem at home. There was close connection between his home circumstances and his behavior at school. He lives with his mother and a younger brother with whom he quarreled all the time. His mother seemed to prefer his brother, who was much better behaved at home and much more successful at school than Suresh. Suresh made his mother angry. She tried not to favor her younger son, but she was aware than it seemed as if she did.
It seemed very obvious that Suresh's attacks on other at school were connected with his jealously of his younger brother. He attacked his brother at home, just as he attacked other children at school. His attacks on his brother were, of course, linked to his feelings of being unwanted and unloved at home. They also ensured that his mother took notice of him. Similarly, his attacks on the other children at school gained him the teacher's attention. Once he had the teacher's attention, e.g. when she talked to him, he could be very appealing. Just as him frequent quarrels with his younger brother could be seen as his way of telling his showed his teacher that he was hurt when he paid attention to other children. Neither his mother nor his teacher neglected him but neither of them could give him as much attention as he desired.A. Write words from the above text which are similar in meaning to the
Sankhu, Kathmandu
SLC Test Examination 2063
Subject: C.English
As far as possible candidates are required to give their answers in their own words. Credit will be given to original expressions, not to memory work, rote learning or copying out from the textbook.
Time: 2 hrs 30 minutes FM: 80
Class: X PM: 30
1. Read the passage and answer the questions. 10
Nine year old Suresh was troublesome at school. His parents were well off, but they lived separately. His father had married another woman and left Suresh's mother. Suresh was in the habit of pushing children for no apparent reason, and once he scratched a girl's leg with a pencil and it bled.
Suresh was also a problem at home. There was close connection between his home circumstances and his behavior at school. He lives with his mother and a younger brother with whom he quarreled all the time. His mother seemed to prefer his brother, who was much better behaved at home and much more successful at school than Suresh. Suresh made his mother angry. She tried not to favor her younger son, but she was aware than it seemed as if she did.
It seemed very obvious that Suresh's attacks on other at school were connected with his jealously of his younger brother. He attacked his brother at home, just as he attacked other children at school. His attacks on his brother were, of course, linked to his feelings of being unwanted and unloved at home. They also ensured that his mother took notice of him. Similarly, his attacks on the other children at school gained him the teacher's attention. Once he had the teacher's attention, e.g. when she talked to him, he could be very appealing. Just as him frequent quarrels with his younger brother could be seen as his way of telling his showed his teacher that he was hurt when he paid attention to other children. Neither his mother nor his teacher neglected him but neither of them could give him as much attention as he desired.A. Write words from the above text which are similar in meaning to the
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