English (Paper-B) University of Sargodha, Guess Papers, For BA/BSc Examination, 2012

1. Make an outline of any one of the essays and write your views on it. i. ii. iii. iv. v. vi. vii. viii. ix. x. xi. 2. Dengue A dreadful epidemic Floods in Pakistan Village uplift How to make Pakistan a strong and stable country. Teaching as a profession. Traveling as part of Education. Corruption in Pakistan. Mobile Phones Our educational problems Energy crisis or power failure Inflation or rising of prices

Make a prcis of the following paragraph and also answer the question given at the end.

I am opposed to nationalism, as it is understood in Europe not because if it is allowed to develop in India, it is likely to bring less material gain to Muslims. I am opposed to it because I see in it the germs of atheistic materialism which I look upon as the greatest danger to modern humanity. Patriotism is perfectly natural virtue and ahs a place in the moral life of man. Yet, that which really matters is mans faith, his culture, his culture, his historical traditions. These are the tings which, in my opinion, are worth living for the dying for, and not the piece of earth; with which the spirit of man happens to be temporarily associated. I have been repudiating the concept of Nationalism since the time when it was not well known in India, and the Muslim world. At the very start, it has become clear to me from the writing of European authors, that the imperialistic designs of Europe were in great need of this effective weapon, the propagation of the European conception of Nationalism in the Muslim countries it is going to shatter the religious unity of Islam to pieces. (Dr. Iqbal) Questions: i. ii. iii. iv. v. Why is Allama Iqbal opposed to European nationalism? How does Allama Iqbal compare patriotism with virtues like mans faith, his culture, his historical traditions? How does Allama Iqbal repudiate the concept of Nationalism? Suggest a suitable title for it and make a Prcis of the passage given above. Explain the meaning of the following words: i) Atheistic Nationalism ii) Imperialistic designs iii) Nationalism

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Write an application to the Finance Manager of a Multinational company for the appointment of an Accounts clerk (With CV). or Write a letter to the Editor of a newspaper about the Dengue Fever suggesting ways and means to control it. Expected idioms. Use the following idioms in sentences of your own. An Iron hand A fly in the ointment A dark horse A bone of contention In full swing A fish out of water A rainy day A jack of all trades A cry in the wilderness To be at loggerheads Under a cloud A thorn in the flesh A square meal To swallow the bait To play havoc To lead by the nose To be at a loss On the anvil To carry the day Tide over A necessary evil For good Over head and ears Beneath ones dignity To feather ones nest To steal a march upon To cut to the quick Leave in the lurch To keep ones head above water To cry over spilt milk Burn ones finger To end in smoke Play an underhand game To pull a long face To grease the palm To eat a humble pie To laugh in ones sleeve To fall flat To pull a long face Null and void 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118. 119. In ones elements Point blank A maiden speech A wet blanket A hair breadth escape A right hand man An apple of discard A cat and dog life A lip of the tongue A square deal At daggers drawn A dead letter At a stones throw To smell a rat To weather the storm To pay a lip service to To throw dust in ones eye Beat about the bush Turn over a new leaf A blessing in disguise On the spur of the moment To face the music A wet blanket A labour of love A hearty meal To rest on ones oars To break the ice To weather the storm Tongue in the cheek Make the best of a bed bargain Olive branch To keep an eye on Add insult to injury See eye to eye with Childs play To fish in troubled water To have a finger in the pie To eat ones words To split hairs Lose ones head 2

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41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79.

A fish out of water Above board In teeth of From pillar to post To catch at a straw In the offing Neck or nothing Plain sailing Run riot Root and branch A bull in china shop A Herculean task A casting vote A labour of love A sight for sore eyes Add fuel to fire Bad blood Beggar description Catch at a straw Cut the Gordian knot Father ones nest Have a bee in ones bonnet Ill at ease Keep the wolf away from door On ones last legs Out at elbows Pull a long face Rest on ones oars Spick and span Storm in a tea cup The underdog To make no bones about To have cold feet Wolf in sheeps clothing A blue eyed boy Freudian slip To play havoc To pull a long face Above board

120. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 128. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 134. 135. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 157. 158.

To keep abreast of To go to the wall Fools paradise Part and parcel In deep water To sow wild oats Off hand To get rid of To steal the show To keep up appearances A dog in the manager A house of cards A blue stocking A red rag to the bull A skeleton in the cupboard At cross purposes Bag and baggage Blow hot and cold Cast pearls before swine Eye wash French leave Hold water Keep ones head Make a mountain of a mole hill Once in a blue moon Play ducks and drakes with Rank and file Show the white weather Square meal Talk shop To be all ears To keep ones fingers above Wash dirty linen in public Yellow press In a mess Crocodile tears To make a virtue of necessity To eat a humble pie Pandoras box

Q.4(b) Expected Phrasal Verbs. 1. To break down 2. Cast aside 3. Come of 4. Send for 5. Work out 6. Die out 7. Break into

76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82.

Do for Get over Go on Hand over Hand on Hold over To hold out 3

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Cast down Fall through Egg on Break out Break up Carry through Cut down Go through Take down Back up Put down Blow out Boil over Bridge over Call upon To carry on To get over Deal with Do for Fall out Fall away Get at Get off Go back Go by Go on To hold out To keep back Lay in Look after Look up Make up Make out To bear out Blow over Break down Do up Run down Do away with Get on Get through Lay by Live on Give up Pull down Put off Stand for Take after

83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118. 119. 120. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 128. 129. 130.

Keep back Live upto Knock off Knock up Lay in Let out Let down Live by Look after Look up Look into Make out Part from Pass into To pass off Pull down Cut down Clear up Bear out Bear up Bear with Blow out Break away Break through Come about Come off Come to Come about Cut down Cut off Cut in Do away Do up Fall in with Fall out Get at Get away Get at the bottom of Give up Go ahead Go to Go back on Live by Look up Make for Make off with Pull through Pull up 4

56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75.

Turn up Give up Turn down Set in Wear off Take off Ring up Rub up Live on Look forward Look up Make out Give away Catch at Drop off Drop out Turn down Cut out Deal in Deal out

131. 132. 133. 134. 135. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150.

Put up Run down Run out Run up against Set on, upon Set up for Stand out Take down Take in Turn up Agree to To attend on Beat back Boil over Buy of Cry down Cry out Die out/die off Die down Drop off

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Correction the following sentences (10) 1. Bread and butter are what they need. 2. Machinery are what we need. 3. I went to home during summer vacations. 4. He gave me many advices. 5. The jury have decided the case in his favour. 6. We have many works to do. 7. The vermin is swarming. 8. He is true to his words. 9. Our teacher takes pain in teaching. 10. Did he make friend with you. 11. Did you get any informations about it. 12. Many a sailors are drowned into the sea. Pronouns 13. I am her whom you dislike. 14. We all did not go. 15. One must not boast of his success. 16. I am yours humble servant. 17. He enjoyed during the match. 18. She encouraged neither of the three lovers. 19. He who works hard, succeed. 20. Who do you, want to see. 21. I want a teacher for my son who is seventh. 22. I and you are great friends. 23. The man was arrested who committed the murder. 24. I dislike you going to cinema. 5

Adjective 25. This was unkindest cut of all. 26. He wrote a best book. 27. She is elder than her sister by two years. 28. He is more senior than me. 29. He is the best of the two. 30. Health is preferable than wealth. 31. She is more beautiful than any girl in the class. 32. No less than forty soldier were killed in the battle. 33. These kinds of books are necessary for B.A. 34. Salma is the best of all other students. Verbs/Tenses 35. I am sitting here for hours. 36. Being wise, he could be relied upon. 37. Why he wrote that foolish letter. 38. He said that he may go to Lahore tomorrow. 39. He is treated the best teacher in the school. 40. he might have written a letter, if I informed him. 41. Does she think that I will go there. 42. He has come here yesterday. 43. He cried as if he is hurt. 44. I shall be drowned and no one will help me. 45. I should read the book if he had bought it. 46. He dared not to go there. 47. Try to immediately call the doctor. 48. I dislike you coming to the college. 49. We are looking forward to meet you. 50. He came with a view to meet me. 51. Lying in bed, a telephone rang. 52. Climbing the roof was dark on all sides. 53. I have lain the book on the table. 54. A log of wood is swimming in the river. 55. I hope, you will fail. 56. The stream has over flown its banks. 57. They made a goal. 58. He refused having taken my pen. 59. Do not speak a lie. 60. Open the light. 61. I cannot pull on my work. Adverb: 62. The flowers smell sweetly. 63. You have been very kind enough to help me. 64. The loss hit him hardly. 65. He knows driving. 66. You are not cleaver to do it. 67. I never remember having met him. 6

68. 69. 70. 71. 72.

He walks very faster than you. It is very hot to play foot ball. Wheat sells dearly now-a-days. This water is very colder than that. I could not find him nowhere.

Articles: 73. The wisdom is the gift of God. 74. The higher you go, cooler it is. 75. The both sisters are in the 8th class. 76. The beauty is but skin deep. 77. We should help poor. 78. Many flower is blooming in the garden. 79. The swimming is a good exercise. 80. The man is morlal. 81. More we get, more we want. 82. The rose is sweetest of all flowers. 83. She has got headache. 84. You are in wrong. Preposition: 85. He climbed on the tree. 86. This cheque is of Habib Bank. 87. He is blind of one eye. 88. He wrote with red ink. 89. He is like a brother for you. 90. I must dispense from his service. 91. I am getting late for school. 92. I congratulate you for your success. 93. We sat under the shade of a mango tree. 94. He is in this committee. 95. The teacher caught the boy from ear. 96. He insisted in going to Lahore. 97. He died from cholera. 98. He died of hunger. Conjunction: 99. He is both intelligent as well as hardworking. 100. I am not sure if he will succeed. 101. He could not help but laugh. 102. He asked me that where he lives. 103. Due to fever, he could not attend to his work. 104. Until he is good, he should not fear anyone. 105. The choice is between wealth or beauty. 106. I asked him to bring water and he refused to bring it. 107. She walks like Salma does. Miscellaneous: 108. He made a goal against our college. 7

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I shot the bear but missed. He has been operated. My tooth is paining way badly. Open this knot. He returned more quicker than I expected. He recovered from fatal illness. Good night, how are you? Lay the books lie where they are. When do you go to sleep? The doctor saw the pulse of the patient. I am leaving by 06:30 O clock train. Please do the needful. I cannot pull on together well with my wife. I request you not to cut jokes with me. I hope to get fever soon.

Expected Dialogues:1. A dialogue between two friends on city or village life. 2. A dialogue between two persons on students failure in the examinations. 3. A dialogue between a patient and a doctor.

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