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AP Inter 2nd Year English Model Paper Set 6 with Solutions
Time : 3 Hours
Max. Marks : 100
SECTION – A
I. Annotate ANY TWO of the following in about 10-15 lines each : (2 × 4 = 8)
Question 1.
It is the protocol for behaviour that enhances the trust, confidence and commitment of members of the community. It goes beyond the domain of legality. It is about decent and desirable behaviour.
Answer:
Context: This passage is taken from the essay “Learning from the West” written by N.R.Narayana Murthy. The writer was a great Industrialist and, a Writer. Here he writes about the virtues, one should possess in life.
Explanation : The writer wants to explain the “Value system”. A person is expected to think about the society, he lives in. His behaviour should help the society. In one’s behaviour, trust, confidence and commitment should be strengthened. Everybody should think of collective responsibility. This cannot be achieved by law. Everyone should know this and follow.
General Relevance : Narayana Murthy thinks that values useful for the society are to be adopted by confidence and commitment. Nothing could be developed on compulsion.
Question 2.
It opened my eyes to the fact that I was missing something in all my thinking about suffering.
Answer:
Context: This sentence is taken from the essay “In Celebration ,of Being Alive” written by Dr. Christian Barnard. When the writer thought about the suffering prevailing in the World, he remembered an accident in.his life. He described the accident in the essay.
Explanation : Dr.Christian Barnard said that he was caught in an accident and suffered a lot. His father when he was alive said that God would test the individual giving problems and difficulties in life. He know that his brother died at a tender age. He had a grand episode of two physically challenged boys. One boy had no eyes and the other had a hole in the heart. They did not care for their weakness. They wanted to utilise the sources available with them. They wanted to tell “The business of living is the celebration of being alive”. The writer knew the fact and lived accordingly.
General Relevance: When the writer saw the two boys, he could know the fact. He did not complain against God but submitted to him knowing the fact.
Question 3.
The mysterious powers couldn’t help surrendering. So simple if you happened to be Faraday.
Answer:
Context: This passage is taken from the essay ‘J.C.Bose’ written by Aldous Huxley. He was an English Writer. The passage is about the experimentation of Scientists. The author gives the example of Michael Faraday, an experimenter on electricity.
Explanation : Huxley thinks that there is no need of great instruments for experimentation. A great scientist like, Faraday, used simple things like the tea kettle, silk wire, sealing wax and jam pots, to discover the powers of electricity. The scientist had great intelligence and curiosity. He was led by these qualities and the simple things helped him to discover the secrets. One should be clever to find out and-the mysterious powers yield easily.
General Relevance : The success of Faraday and J.C.Bose is hinted at They used ordinary and simple instruments for their invention. Students should develop real intention. They should not be anxious to get great instruments for experiments.
Question 4.
The idea of mercy and selfless charity can be put into practice looking upon work as worship.
Answer:
Context: This sentence is taken from the essay “The Secret of Work” written by Swami Vivekananda. It is about the secret of work, which according to Vivekananda is to work like a master. He said ‘Work is Worship”.
Explanation: In the concluding lines, Vivekananda stresses the need of taking work as worship. When you work without any selfish ends, it becomes merciful. Real love is shown by the individual. Every effort is taken, up and the result will be fruitful. This work is like a worship. Attachment does not exist any where. If work is worship, charity and love shall be the fruit.
General Relevance : Swami Vivekananda, aims at real service to the society. Selflessness and love are the things we get from real work. It is possible to those who believe that work is worship.
II. Annotate ANY TWO of the following in about 10-15 lines each : (2 × 4 = 8)
1. All is, if I have grace to use it so
As ever in my great task-master’s eye
Answer:
Context: These lines are taken from the poem “On His Having Arrived at the Age of Twenty Three”. It was written by the epic poet John Milton. These lipes explain the introspection of John Milton.
Explanation : The poet has a thirst to get the talent of writing. He becomes a grown up man now. Having attained the age of 23 years, he finds himself to be behind his age. He complains that he is not completely ripened. Then he falls into introspection. The great taskmaster is God. He is ready to do whatever is needed for an individual. If he shows grace, everything will be successful. So, the poet now yields to the will of God. He prays that his talents should be guided according to God only. He knows that everything is in the hands of the great taskmaster, God. Thus the problem has a solution in the last six lines of the sonnet.
General Relevance : God is Omnipotent. He is all powerful. So, one has to submit to God. The desires and wants are to be answered by God only.
2. Up ! Up ! My friend and clear your looks;
Why all this toil and trouble.
Answer:
Context : These lines are taken from the poem “The Tables Turned” written by William Wordsworth. These lines suggest how the poet creates; interest in the study of nature.
Explanation : William Wordsworth was a romantic poet. He wants the tables having books on them should be turned. He wishes that the books should be thrown away. He thinks that mere study of books for knowledge is not advisable. It is nothing but a waste of time and an unnecessary task. Whole of the nature gives education to an open mind. The secret of creation, the abundance of this world and all the other things could be gathered by the study of nature.
General relevance: The poet wants people to turn to the wealth in nature given by God. There is every possibility to learn from nature and so books should be given second priority.
Question 3.
Thus alone can we attain
To those turrets, where the eye see the world as one vast plain.
Answer:
Context: These lines are taken from the poem “The Builders” written by H.W. Longfellow. Here people are compared to builders. The life is the structure and time controls it.
Explanation : The poet wants to find the builder quite worthy. One’s life is built based on one’s behaviour. In this world every minute is valuable. The construction of the building of life is based on time. Time gives experience and experience is life. People should not be restricted to one place. They should become great citizens of the world. If there is magnanimity, the individual has a pleasing construction of life and he becomes great in life.
General Relevance : The poet wishes that an individual should not be limited to a country but they should be world citizens.
Question 4.
How will you daunt my free, far journeying fancy
That tides upon the pinions of rain.
Answer:
Context: These lines are taken from the poem “A Challenge to Fate” written by Sarojini Naidu. It is about the courageous behaviour of the writer. It is a challenge against Fate.
Explanation : The writer is an individual having many talents. She can speak well, she can freely travel in the world, she has gather own freedom of thought. Fate cannot dominate her movements. She has a challenging career before her. How can all this be removed by ‘Fate’. She thinks that the efforts of Fate shall become unsuccessful. Her dreams cannot be spoiled.
General Relevance : These two lines depict the free movement. The weakness of Fate is also touched here. Happy experience of the writer cannot be altered by Fate.
III. Answer ANY TWO of the following questions in about 10-15 lines each question. (2 × 4 = 8)
Question 1.
What was the accident that Dr. Barnard had ? How did he read at the accident ?
Answer:
Dr. Christian Barnard was a heart surgeon and a writer. He wrote the essay “In Celebration of Being Alive” giving his experiences at the time of an accident. Once when the doctor and his wife were crossing the road, there was an accident. A car hit them, both were in the hospital for sometime. At this time, the narrator had a doubt as to why, God could put him into trouble. Once when his father was alive, he said that’ God would test the individual by giving troubles at times. He was not satisfied. But when fie saw two small boys, both having severe physical deformities, driving the breakfast trolly, he realised the fact. He thought that one should celebrate being alive.
Question 2.
Give a list of the lessons that Narayana Murthy feels we should learn from the west.
Answer:
N.R.Narayana Murthy is a brilliaiit Industrialist and Writer. In the essay “Learning from the West”, he gives a list of things that the Indians should learn from the west.
Narayana Murthy likes the tendency of community thinking, seen in the West. There is no corruption in the Western society. The Indians’ want to get bribe at every stage. Prbblems of the society, are preferred. The people of the West are accountable to the work they do.
Dignity of labour, merit in professionalism, keeping up the vows are the merits of the people in the West. Similarly, we should learn the lessons given by Narayana Murthy.
Question 3.
Explain the things that guide the conduct of human beings
Answer:
Swami Vivekananda was a great thinker and an orator. He became the disciple of Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa. He said “Work is Worship”. In this world, the society has to co-operate in the process of bringing a prosperous living. Vivekananda says that conduct of men helps a lot in social living. Might and mercy are the two things ’ that control the conduct. Selfishness is the evil in one’s character. Work should be respected and it should be the work of a master but not of a slave. We should not expect anything in return. Sin cannot touch us eventhough the society is filled with miseries. Water cannot touch the lotus leaf. Similarly an individual with conduct shall never fall into the world and he maintains non-attachment only.
Question 4.
Explain the experiments of Bose about the grdwth anc reaction of a plant.
Answer:
Aldous Huxley was an English Writer. He wrote a number of books. ‘J.C.Bose’ is an essay taken from the book “Testing Pilate:” It is about the. experimenting on Science and Technology. The author visited the institute of J.C.Bose, in Calcutta. He found that very small things were used by the scientist. At the institute die growth of a plant was shown on a smoked glass. While feeding, a plant exhaled oxygen and when the vessel was full, there rang a small bell.
If there was sunlight on the plant, the bell rang often. When it was gloomy, the bell stopped ringing. If a stimulant was added the bell rang wildly. Thus the growth and reaction of a plant was shown by J.C.Bose.
IV. Answer ANY TWO of the following questions in about 10-15 lines each question. (2 × 4 = 8)
1. Do you prefer to gain knowledge through books or become wise through experience of nature ? Give reasons in support of your answer with reference to the poem “The tables -Turned”.
Answer:
‘The Tables Turned’ is a famous poem written by William Wordsworth. He was a romantic poet and his love towards nature is of great value. In the poem, the poet suggests two ways of learning. A common view is reading books and get knowledge. But in the view of the poet learning is possible and complete by the study of nature. The secret of creation, the dynamic changes, the natural powers, the happiness of the birds and creatures and others are found in nature. The bookish knowledge is not enough for the ripening of mind. The i good and bad can be seen by practical study only. Kind behaviour ” towards the things of nature, fills our heart with happiness. So along , with the study of books, the study of nature should also be given importance. Everything is possible when the study of nature takes importance in our life.
Question 2.
What is the central idea of the poem” The Builders” ?
Answer:
‘The Builders’ is an interesting poem written by the great American poet “H.W. Longfellow”. The poet compares men to builders. The poet tells that all the people are the builders of their fate. Yesterday’s experience becomes today’s base and the experience is like a block, used in the construction. Everything is useful for the construction of the building. There should be no short comings in one’s behaviour. God should accept the brick. The building- tumbles down; if the small mistakes in character are accepted. Today’s experience is the base for tomorrow. Thus the building of character, depends upon the person himself. In the poem, the rhyme scheme is, ABAB. It is a lyric poem.
Question 3.
How does the poetess portray the bond between the mother and her children in the poem “The woman” ?
Answer:
Katharine Tynan wrote the poem “Any Woman”. The poem is an interesting account of a woman in the house. She describes how a mother is interested in her children. The mother is like a pillar in the family. She is like the heat from the Sunlight giving warmth to her children. She shows love towards the children and they grow happily in her lap. She is like a twist bringing all the children together. If the care of the mother fails, the children shall be spoiled. A mother decorates the house, prepares the food for the childrenguards them from all dangers. Thus she has the affection and the children grow under the care of a mother.
Question 4.
Attempt a critical appreciation o the poem “On his having arrived at the age of twenty three”.
Answer:
‘On His Having Arrived at the Age of Twenty Three’ is a poem written by, John Milton. It is a.sonnet. A sonnet has fourteen lines. In the first eight lines, we find a problem and in the last six lines the solution is given. In the first part, Milton has a complaint against God. He tells that time is like a thief and he has no buds or blossoms in life. His ambition for writing has no progress. So groans in his mind. But afterwards his introspection help him to understand reality. God is the taskmaster and he endows everything out of his grace. Everything in this world is directed by God. Whatever is given to an individual, is given according to his will. Thus the poem is about maturity of mind and talents.
V Answer ANY ONE of the following questions in about 25 lines : (1 × 8 = 8)
Question 1.
Write at least five lines about the following characters,
a) Aunt polly
b) Muff potter
c) Becky thatcher
Answer:
a) Aunt Polly : Aunt polly was the care taker of Tom Sawyer. As his mother died, she was carefully looking to the needs of Tom. When she was misguided by Tom, she showed anger but blended with motherly affection. She wanted the boy to be in a discplined way. When we look to her character, She was kind hearted, cool and considerate. She was loved by Tom and was deceived at times showing some love towards her. When she saw the boy Tom and his friend Huck at the mourning cermony she was astonished. She was filled with happiftess. She show ther. love and affection to both of them. On the whole, the character should have been given based on the life of Twain’s another.
b) Muff Potter : One of the small characters is Muff Potter. He was the father of Huckleberry Finn. He was an aweful drunkard. He could not’provide a place of residence for his son. Muff Potter thought that Injun Joe was his friend. He did not know that he was cheated by him. When the people believed that he was a murderer, his position still degraded. Muff Potter was saved from the plight, when Tom gave his witness in the court. He was kind hearted and was not harmful. But the circumstances drove him into troubles.
c) Becky Thatcher : Becky is an interesting character in the novel. Though she was the beautiful girl at the school along with Tom, she was taken as the heroine. She was at a tenderage and her pretty face was attracted by Tom. The writer did not want to make Tom a hero having maturity. Becky’s love towards Tom was a puppy love. We find her to be sacrificing her life also showing her bravery. Becky was a splendid girl, exhibiting virtues suitable for a tender and pretty girl.
Question 2.
Describe in detail the major incidents in which Tom and Huck were involved.
Answer:
Mark Twain wrote the novel “The adventures of Tom Sawyer” depicting the conditions of young boys, in America, in his time. Tom Sawyer and Huckelberry Finn are the two important characters in the story.
Tom was under the care of Aunt polly and Huckleberry Finn was an out cast whose father was an aweful drunkar Finn was accustomed to while away time. He did not think of his dirty dress or dirty habits in general. But Tom liked him. He admired him because he seemed to be adventurous. The two boys turn out important events in the story.
In the beginning Tom wanted to see the ghosts at the burial ground. Both of them went there and found the doctor killed by. Injun Joe. It was a grave some event and they did not forget it for a long time. They left their places and wanted to become pirates. When they left the houses, people thought that they were dead and arranged the funeral. Both of them enjoyed the occasion well. Tom and Huck followed Injun and watched his activities. Thus Huck helped Tom in this search.
For the treasure available at the dilapidated house, both went and tried. Huck traced the spot and Tom traced Injun. He found injun to have been dead in the cave. The position of Huck was changed. He became a neat and tidy person. He became someone in the society. All this happened because of Tom’s effort only. Huck was adopted by Widow Dougals because of Tom only. Thus the important events happened by the effort of both of these boys.
Question 3.
Write a character sketch of Tom Sawyer.
Answer:
Tom Sawyer was the young hero in the novel “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” written by Mark Twaim, an American writer. Tom was a boy of a tender age. He was a misfit in the school. His behaviour with Becky Thatcher is interesting because he had a liking for her. He expressed it boldy. He was equally like by the girl. Tom had another friend, Huck- leberry Finn, who was emtidy, and spent his time fishing and swimming. .Tom liked this boy because he wanted to have adventures in life.
Tom went to the graveyard one day along with Huck, to see the ghosts. It was a mysterious experience for him. The three men who came there to rob a dead body quarrelled among themselves. One of them, a doctor was killed by Injun Joe. Tom was frightened to watch Injun killing the doctor. Tom had a liking to wander and his stay at Jackson’s island, was wonderful.
The parents arranged a funeral, thinking that Tom and Huck were dead, which indeed created a humorous occasion for Tom’s jolly mind. Tom’s presence at the church created a hilarious situation. Tom’s determination to save Muff Potter and his brave witness at the court, adds to his virtuous behaviour. His relationship with Becky Thatcher was very much appreciative.
Tom wanted to save Widow Bougals. His determination to punish Injun Joe and his pursuasion in the search of the treasure in the cave, were note worthy. Tom got the treasure and changed Huck, the dirty, lazy and unworthy boy to a neat and tidy boy. Thus Tom was typical of the days of Mark Twainer in America.
SECTION – B
VI. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow: , 5×1 = 5
IRON MAN OF INDIA
Pupularly and rightly known as the ‘Iron man of India’ or ‘Bismark of India’, Sardar Vallabhabhai Patel is among the most influential political icons of India. The first deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister of independent India, Patel was instrumental in the unification of 555 princely states and setting up a democratic federal setup in the country. He played a key role in the freedom struggle rubbing shoulders with the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi. It would be no exaggeration if we label him as the.chief architect of independent India who sailed through the turbulent times with his rock solid leadership.
Sardar Patel always believed that due to extensive diversity and multiple cultures and languages, India needs a strong bureaucratic setup. He played a constructive role in the creation of the Indian Administrative Services (IAS). The earlier Indian Civil Services Code (ICS), drafted by the Britishers suited only their own interests, and later on it was diluted by the Bismark of India to create a better bureaucratic structure that works for the betterment of the country. Thus he came to be known as ‘Patron Saint’ for Indian civil servants for establishing modem All India Services.
Questions :
1. How many labels are used to describe Patel and what are they ?
Answer:
3, Iron man of India, Bismark of India, Patron Saint.
2. Why did Patel believe that India needed a strong bureaucratic set up ?
Answer:
Due to extensive diversity and multiple cultures and languages.
3. Why Patel is called the chief architect of modem India ?
Answer:
Because he was instrumental in the unification of 555 princely states and setting up a democratic federal set up in the country.
4. Expand IAS.
Answer:
Indian Administrative Services.
5. ‘Rubbing shoulders’suggests.
a) Rub one’s shoulders
b) Hold shoulders
c) Associate with.
Answer:
c) Associate with.
VII. Read the passage carefully and answer the questions that follow: (5 × 1 = 5)
I. What are you doing, Tom ?’ she asked. ‘Nothing.’ ‘Nothing.’ ‘Look at your hand and your mouth. I told you not to eat the jam.’ ‘Oh! Aunt Polly, look behind you !’ The old lady looked and Tom ran away. Aunt
Polly was surprised and then she laughed. I never learn. Tom always plays tricks on me and I never learn. I love Tom. He’s my sister s child she’s dead. But it’s not easy to look after him. Tomorrow is Saturday and there’s no school. But Tom must work tomorrow. He hates work but he must do it.’
Tom lived in the small village of St. Petersburg with his Aunt Polly, his brother Sid and his sister Mary. The summer evenings were long, and in the evenings Tom liked walking around the village. One evening he saw a big boy in front of him. The boy was a stranger.
Questions :
1. ‘What are you doing, Tom ?’ she asked. Whom does ‘she’ refer to ?
Answer:
Aunt Polly.
2. Why was Aunt Polly surprised and laughed ?
Answer:
Because she couldn’t realize that Tom tricked her by saying ‘Oh ! Aunt Polly, look behind you !’.
3. State true or false.
Aunt Polly is always tricked by Tom.
Answer:
True.
4. How are Tom and Aunt Polly related ?
Answer:
Tom is Aunt Polly’s sister’s son.
5. How many family members does Tom have ? Who are they ?
Answer:
Four including himself. Aunt Polly, Sid and Mary.
VIII. Study the advertisement given below and answer the questions that follow : (5 × 1 = 5)
Questions :
1. What is the advertisement about ?
Answer:
Joining hands with Railways in Cleanliness Drive.
2. Who has issued this advertisement ? .
Answer:
Indian Railways.
3. When was the Cleanliness drive conducted ?
Answer:
22nd September, 2018.
4. Who are to be contacted for our shramdaan ?
Answer:
Station director / Station manager of the nearest railway station.
5. Write the noun form of ‘charitable’.
Answer:
Charity.
IX. Study the Pie Chart carefully and answer the questions that follow. (5 × 1 = 5)
The following tree diagram shows the structure of a simple sentence. S-sentence, NP-noun phrase, VP-verb phrase, Det- determiner, N-noun, V-verb, PP-Prepositional phrase, P-pre- position.
Questions :
1. What are the two main stub divisions of a sentence ?
Answer:
NP and VP.
2. What does the NP contain ?
Answer:
Determiner and noun.
3. What is THE called in the diagram ?
Answer:
Determiner.
4. What sub-divisions does PP have ?
Answer:
Preposition and noun phrase.
5. How many types of phrases do you notice in the tree diagram? What are they ?
Answer:
Three (3), noun phrase, verb phrase and prepositional phrase.
SECTION – C
X. Write a letter to the editor of a local newspaper complaining about the bad condition of roads and drains in your area. (Hints : Ambedkar colony-drains damaged-publish. (1 × 5 = 5)
Answer:
14-5, Ambedkar Colony
Vijayawada.
15 Jan, 2019
The Editor
The Times of India
Vijayawada.
Sir,
Sub : Complaint about bad condition of roads in Ambedkar Colony of Vijayawada – Submitted – Reg.
I am a resident of Ambedkar colony in Vijayawada and I wish to draw your kind attention towards the bad-condition of roads and drains in our area. Day by day the condition of roads is becoming more and more critical and many accidents take place.
The roads are damaged due to the recent rains and the pot holes are formed on the roads. In the city, the drains get damaged and the coverings of the manholes are displaced. These broken drains and . uncovered manholes become the cause of the accidents.
Due to bad condition of roads, it is very difficult for travelers to travel during night. The employees and students face problems to go on their destinations. I request you to kindly publish this in your newspaper. So that it will reach to the authorities concerned and the problem can be solved.
Thanking you
Yours faithfully
Signature (Name).
OR
Write a letter to your father requesting him to allow you to go on an educational tour with your friends.
(Hints : Educational term – college arranging – two days progra-mme lecturers accompany – send 5000/-)
Answer:
12-25, Ashok Nagar
Mangalagiri.
15 June, 2019
My dear father
I am safe here and I hope that you are also safe there. I am studying well and I got 90% of marks in the last monthly tests and I hope that I can get more than 90% in the coming exams.
I am very happy to inform you that our college is arranging an educational tour to visit Mysore and surrounding places. We will visit Brundavan gardens, some industries and educational institutes there. It is a two days programme. Our college lecturers will also accompany us. All our friends are going on the trip. I am also interested to go on the tour for which I require Rs. 5,000/- for expenses.
Hence, I request you to kindly allow me to go on the tour along with my friends and lecturers and send the amount as early as possible. I am waiting for your reply. Convey my profound regards to Mummy and best wishes to my brother and sister.
With love
Yours lovingly
Signature
Address
R Krishnamoorthy .
17-761/A
Nehru Nagar
Madanapalli
Chittodr dist.
XI. Write a short paragraph of about 8 lines describing the process . of paying electricity bill on line. (1 × 5 = 5)
Answer:
These days everything is being operated online. Online process is an easy one and now-a-days people are much inclined to get the things done through this new device. First we have to search for the site of electricity bills. We have to feed the number of our connection carefully. We get the information of the amount to be paid. We must have the bank account of online payment in our phone. Then, the amount shall be deducted and shall be paid to the account of the 4 department. As we finish the process, a message shall be sent to us about the transaction. All this takes only a few minutes and thus the process helps us to feel happy.
OR
Write a short paragraph of about 8 lines describing the process of cashing vote in elections.
Answer:
In a democracy, elections take an important role in its success. In India, we have elections for the people’s representatives, once in five years. We should know how to cast our vote in elections. To cast the vote, we must have our name enrolled in the voter’s list. An identity card is issued to each and every citizen. We get the authority to cast our vote, when we attains the age of 18 years. At the election booth, the officials are ready to issue the vote to us. First of all, they will put a mark with indelible ink on the finger. They will issue the ball of paper. A voting room is arranged near by. We enter the room, press the mark with the stick available these, fold it and put it in the Ballot box. The ballot box is kept before an officer. The ballot of paper should be dropped into the box without fail.- One should keep up the secrecy of voting at the voting booth.
XII. Prepare a curriculum vitae.
Answer:
DANDI DEEPA
45/24, Teachers Colony
Venkata Ramana Colony Road No. 4
KURNOOL-518003
Mobile : 8500012340
kdeepa@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE
A position as Area Sales Manager in a reputed company.
EDUCATION
2009-2011 – MBA (Sales & Marketing)
Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam, Tirupati, 81% aggregate.
2006 – 2009 B.Com (General)
Silver Jubilee College (Autonomous), Kumool, 76% aggregate. 2004-2006
Intermediate (C.E.Q, Board of Intermediate Education, AR Govt. Junipr College (Town), Kumool, 82.5% aggregate.
2004
SSC, Board of Secondary Education, AP Govt. Girls High School, Kumool, 80% aggregate,
WORK EXPERIENCE
2011-2016
Worked as Sales Officer for five years in XYZ Company, Vijayawada.
2016 – Present
Working as Area Sales Manager for three years in Abhiram Industries* Ananthapuram.
STRENGTHS
Good communication skills, Problem solving and Managerial skills, Good motivator and coordinator.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Languages known : English, Telugu and Hindi
Hobbies : Reading books and listening to music
Father’s Name : Sri Dandi Gopal Rao
References : Available on request
DECLARATION
I hereby declare that the details furnished above are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and I undertake to inform you of any changes therein, immediately.
D. Deepa
SIGNATURE
Place : Kumool.
Date : 23 April, 2019.
A cover letter which is to be sent with the CV/Resume of Dandi Deepa is given below.
DANDI DEEPA
45/24, Teachers Colony
Venkata Ramana Colony Road No. 4
KURNOOL – 518003
Mobile : 8500012340
kdeepa@gmail.com.
23 April, 2019
The Manager
M/s NCL industries Ltd.,
Gayathri Nursing Home, Near BSNL Tel. Exchange
TUDA Plots, RC Road, Tirupati – 517501
Dear Sir
APPLICATION FOR AREA SALES MANAGER
In response to your advertisement in the Eenadu newspaper of April 23,2019 for the post of Area Sales Manager, I am enclosing my resume for your consideration. I feel I have the required qualifications and skills for the position in your industry.
I completed my academics with good percentage. Moreover, my work experience in the area you have asked for is very effective and always I worked for the benefit of the companies and proved myself worthy in the positions I held.
I am excited to see your job listed in the newspaper. I have been looking for exactly, this position, and I think that my work experience and related skills will be an excellent match for your needs. .
You can call me for an interview on any day convenient to you. With best regards Yours faithfully
D. Deepa
(DANDI DEEPA)
Attachments : Resume, letters of recommendation and application.
XIII. Fill in the form. (10 × 1/2 = 5)
Mr. Mahaboob Basha has an SB account in V.R. Colony Branch of Andhra Bank, Nellore bearing account No. 022310011000778. His father Mr. Abdul Sattar went to Kavali Branch of Andhra Bank on 12th February 2019 and credited online an amount of Rs. 2,500/- (5 notes of 500/- denomination) in Mahaboob Basha’s account.
Answer:
1) 12-2-19 .
2) Kavali Branch
3) Mr. Mahaboob Basha
4) 022310011000778
5) Bearing A/c
6) 2,500/-
7) Two thousand five hundred
8) 500 × 5
9) 2,500/-
10) Signature
XIV. construct a dialogue. (1 × 5 = 5)
Write a dialogue between two friends who have met after two years and who are trying to update themselves about each other.
Answer:
Satyam : Hello, Sastri, what a surprise! We have met after a long time.
Sastri : Hello, Satyam. Really! we have met after two years. Where have you been these days ?
Satyam : I got a job in Delhi after B.Tech. Now, I am a software engineer in the city. What about you ?
Sastri : I got a seat at Tata Institute, in M.Tech course. I completed the course and now I am posted to a reputed company in Hyderabad.
Satyam : Very glad. You are lucky to get a job in Hyderabad.
By the by, what about your parents ? Are they residency in Vijayawada ?
Sastri : Yes. They are in good health. My father got retired from the job. They are living in Vijayawada only.
Satyam : OK, I will meet them in Vijayawada. My parents are also there.
Sastri : Sure, we will spend a day or two there in Vijayawada.
Satyam : OK, Bye.
Sastri : Bye.
OR
Construct dialogue between a doctor and the patient about a problem and the doctor’s treatment.
Answer:
Patient : Good morning, doctor.
Doctor : Good morning, What’s your problem ?
Patient : Sir, I’m feeling weak and I’m unable to walk even a little distance.
Doctor : What’s your appetite like ?
Patient : Not at all good. I don’t feel like eating anything.
Doctor : Have you had any fever ?
Patient : Well, I do feel feverish all the time.
Doctor : All right, let me check your temperature first. There’s nothing wrong with the pulse. You please lie down on that table, I will examine.
Patient : Yes, doctor.
Doctor : Do you feel pain here ?
Patient : Yes, some.
Doctor : And here ?
Patient : Oh! That’s quite painful.
Doctor : Nothing to worry. I’m prescribing two types of tablets. Take one before meals and the other after meals for three days. Don’t eat any fried or spicy food. Drink milk and follow your regular diet.
Patient : Thank you doctor.
Doctor : It’s ok.
XV. Read the following passage and make notes. (1 × 5 = 5)
Television is considered a vast media for communication. Television is at the same time considered a media running in everyone’s home carrying misinformation. Likewise, there are so many debates on the advantages and disadvantages of television. Strictly speaking, this is true. Television carries the news from one corner of the world to another at the same time it carries so many unwanted programs. The educational programs in television are innumerable. Lots of programs are available on Science and Technology. Current news is made available with audio and visuals through television. Many learning programs and social programs are also telecasted in many channels. This will be a great way to induce motivate people to know and excel in their field of expertise. Women at home rely on television as their best companion. Women today at home cannot imagine a day without television. They can also find television as a medium to bring everyone in the family together for some time. Many animated programs and cartoon channels are telecasted for kids and children. Programs that are informative and teach them easily are also available in such channels. This also occupies the children when they are done “With their assignments ! For people who work the whole day, Television is a big stress buster. Watching various channels, fun programs and songs would give them great relief.
Children start to become addicts to Television. This ultimately spoils their studies. Another great disadvantage is that watching Television for long hours might disturb a person’s sleep cycle, routine and severely affect one’s health too. The advertisements telecasted in TVs attract people to change their brands, increase their needs and wants; most important is children start pestering for stuff that are telecasted on Television. Though television played a vital role in carrying news and information across the world, after the advent of computers and internet, it has considerably lost its importance in the society.
Answer:
Television is a vast media of communication. So many debates – advantages and disadvantages – News from one corner to another. Many unwanted programs – programs on science and Technology. Women take T.V. as their companion – Animated programmes and cartoon channels for children – watching T.V is a good habit. When it is under control children should not become addicts – computers and internet – a substitute for T.V
XVI. Match the words in Column ‘A’ with their meanings/definitions in Column ‘B’.
| Column ‘A’ | Column ‘B’ |
| 1. preview | a. path in the shape of a ring; circle/orbit |
| 2. deformed | b. to make a change |
| 3. homophone | c. see before |
| 4. alteration | d. words that sound the same but are different in meaning and/ or spelling |
| 5. circuit | e. out of shape |
| f. turned within, a reserved person | |
| g. to thoroughly turn away from normal behaviour |
Answer:
| Column A | Column ‘B’ |
| 1. revert | c. see before |
| 2. anthropoid | e. out of shape |
| 3. alternative | d. words that sound the same but are different in meaning and/ or spelling |
| 4. choreography | b. to make a change |
| 5. divert | a. path in the shape of a ring; circle/orbit |
XVII. Mark the stress for ANY FIVE of the following words : (5 × 1 = 5)
1) atmosphere
2) comment
3) confidential
4) conversation
5) decision
6) discuss
7) encourage
8) expert
9) holiday
10) immediate
Answer:
1) atmosphere = at’mosphere
2) comment = ‘comment
3) confidential = confi’dential
4) conversation = conver’sation
5) decision = de’cision
6) discuss = dis’cuss
7) encourage = en’courage
8) expert = ‘expert
9) holiday = ‘holiday
10) immediate = ‘immediate