Bihar Board 12th English Subjective Question Answer PDF Download
बिहार बोर्ड क्लास 12th इंग्लिश सेंटर परीक्षा का सब्जेक्टिव क्वेश्चन का आंसर आप लोगों को नीचे दिया गया है जिसे आप लोग आसानी से अपने मोबाइल ऐप में डाउनलोड कर सकते हैं।
Important Links Following
| All Subjects | Download |
| Hindi Objective Subjective | Click Here |
| English | Download |
| Telegram | JOIN Now |
12th English Sent Up Exam 2023 Long Short Answer PDF
Your Hobbies/My Hobbies
“An idle man’s mind is a devil’s workshop” is a well-known saying. And it is rightly true. A person who has no pleasant occupation for his leisure hours is likely to fuel into some mischief. So it is important to cultivate some hobby which is a pleasure giving pursuit.
Nishant Singh also Life without a hobby is like food without the salt. It is a hobby which makes living interesting. It is a pursuit outside one’s regular work. A hobby gives one joy and pleasure, one does not get tired of it. It is a pastime, relaxation and leisure. In this way, while one is learning something, he is also making best use of his time.
There are many hobbies like drawing, painting, gardening, stamp collection, photography, reading, swing, crafts, embroidery, knitting, cooking, pot care, coin collection, etc. My favourite hobbies are gardening, coin collection, photography and travelling.
Gardening gives me immense pleasure. When I saw seed sown by me growing into beautiful plants and blooming flowers, it gives me a great sense of fulfilment. I enjoy tendering my plants and watering my garden everyday. It gives me satisfaction and helps in keeping myself active and busy. I grow flowers and vegetables in my garden. The greenery of plants and sweet fragrance of flowers like the tonic for eyes and mind. In a world full of tension and pollution, it is a great relief to see beautiful flowers and lovely plants.
2.(a) Ans-
I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream. I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed. We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal.
3.(b) Ans-
Here lies a most beautiful lady. Language: English. Here lies a most beautiful lady, Light of heart and step was she; I think she was the most beautiful lady That ever was in the West Country. But beauty passes; beauty vanishes; However rare, rare it be; And when I die, who will remember West Country.
4. Ans-
ointofstudy.com That lady of the
November 01, 2023
(Palace Name)
Dear (Friend Name)
At first take my love. I hop quare fine. I am also fine. In your last letter, you wanted to know abou native village. Now I am writing about it. 315
The name of my age Doleshwar. It is a small village but densely populated. Though it is all modern facilities are available here. There are a college, a high school primary school and a market in our village. We all live here in peace a mity. I love my village very much.
No more today. Write to me soon about your native village.
5.(a) Ans-
The ways of managing child-birth in traditional societies useful because they make having a baby less frightening for the pregnant mothers. The traditional behaviors make the pregnant women forget their worries because they are helped by their husbands, their relatives and communities.
5.(c) Ans-
Benjy wanted to buy a piece of land right next to theirs
5.(d) Ans-
The ways of managing child-birth in traditional societies useful because bey make having a baby less frightening for the pregnant mothers. The traditional behaviors make the pregnant women forget their worries because they are helped by their husbands, their relatives and communities. pintofstudy.com
5.(e) Ans-
Macavity is termed as a criminal because it defiesactivities of criminal nature.
5.(f) Ans-
The speaker once received love at
there with her grandmother wh
6a.(i) Ans-
Macavity; The Mystery Car’ is a beautiful poem composed by T. S. Eliot. He was one of the greatest poets of the twentieth century. He was also a critic and
dramatist. How warded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1948. The present poem has en taken from his collection ‘Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats’.
6b.(ii) Ans-
Mahatma Gandhi in his essay “Indian Civilization and Culture” has described the
importance of Indian civilization.
The sound foundation of Indian civilization has successfuly withstood the passage of time. The western civilization which has the tendency materiality cannot match the Indian civilization that to privilege vates the moral being.
The Indian civilization is unparellel and can no beaten in the world. The seeds sown by our ancestors were deep and had developed miraculously in a big tree with many of its branches I over the heart of India. Rome, Greece and many other centres ofan civilization were diminished or no longer exist in their former glory has become westernized and China has also shifted from its past culture Civilization points out to man the path of duty, performance of duty and vance of morality are exchangeable. It is a charge against india www.pointofstudy.com
that her people are uncivilized and they do not adopt any change. It is a charge really against our merit. In the midst of such allegations India remains firm and immovable and that is her glory. “Mind is a restless bird is but a fact. The more it gets the more it wants and still remains unsatis Ted As such our ancestors set a limit to our indulgences. They persuaded us against luxuries and pleasures. For them, large cities were burden and trap. People would not be happy there, because there would be gangs of thieves, robbers, prostitutes and antisocial elements there.
2. (d) This line has been taken from the chapters “The Artist’ by Shiga Naoya. In this line the teacher is annoyed to find ‘Seibei’ the student working on his new purchased guard in an ethics class. He scolds him for not paying attention to his studies and an important class of ethics. He is angry to see seibei busy on his gourd. He is annoyed by his silly behaviour and scolds him in front of the class.
3(b) This line has been taken from the poem ‘An Epitaph’ the by Walter de la Mare. In this line the poet says that the epitaph where he is sitting is of that lady who was once the queen of many hearts. She was loved and admired by many men because she was the most beautiful lady in that side of the country. He says that when she was alive and young many people admired her and now when she has died no one except the poet remembers her.
5(d) The benefits of the English rule was education in English and the knowledge of the west, which Indians acquired. They were well-versed talking in English fluently.
5(e) Macavity is termed a criminal because he commites all sorts of crimes. He plunders larders, ransacks jewel cases, stifles pet dogs, breaks glass-panes, steals important documents from foreign office or plans and drawings from the Admiralty.