Exam Details
Subject | english - i | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | b.a. ll.b. | |
Department | ||
Organization | solapur university | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | December, 2018 | |
City, State | maharashtra, solapur |
Question Paper
B.A.LL.B. (Semester IV) (CGPA) Examination Nov/Dec-2018
ENGLISH
Time: 2½ Hours
Max. Marks: 70
Instructions: All questions are compulsory. Figures to the right side indicate marks. Q.No.1 should be solved in first 20 minutes in answer book only on page no.3
Q.1
Fill in the blanks using the correct verb.
05
If you had worked hard, you passed the examination.
are
would
would have
are
If I suggested you, you not participate in the match.
were
was
would
shall
If I had written the report, I time to go out tonight.
will have
would have had
would have
would
If you heat water, it at 100oC.
boil
boils
boiled
None of these
If I were a lawyer, I fight against the injustice.
will
would
would have
am
Q.1
Choose the correct preposition:-
05
I passed an M.A. 2005.
on
in
at
onto
Seeta works late night.
in
for
at
on
Does this train go Cambridge?
too
to
for
on
The examination will be held 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
at
from
since
for
He died heart attack.
by
with
of
in
Page 2 of 3
SLR-HJ-14
Use the correct modal auxiliary as per the function provided in the brackets:-
02
He speak English fluently to participate in the competition. (Compulsion)
must
would
can
could
You consult the doctor. (Advice)
might
shall
should
dare to
Identify the mood in the following sentence:-
02
1. Hasina speaks Marathi and English.
Imperative
Indicative
Subjunctive
Conditional
Give me a glass of water.
Imperative
Indicative
Subjunctive
Conditional
Q.2
Convert the following sentences into indirect speech:- (Any four)
08
1. She said to her friend, "Can you lend me this necklace?""
2. The teacher said to me, "You have done your work well."
3. I said to my brother, "Let's go to the hill station for a change."
4. Akshay said to Meena, "How unfortunate I am!"
5. The teacher says to the students, "The earth revolves around the sun."
Add a question (Any six)
06
1. Suresh is arriving today.
2. Laxman gave him his muffler.
3. The flowers smell wonderful.
4. This is a new shirt.
5. She works hard to get the first class in the test.
6. Mahesh seldom goes to school.
7. I am a lawyer.
Q.3
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below
07
Another person who greatly influenced my boyhood was my first cousin, Samsuddin. He was the sole distributor for newspapers in Rameswaram. The newspapers would arrive at Rameswaram station by the morning train from Pamban. Samsuddin's newspaper agency was a one-man organization catering to the reading demands of the 1,000- strong literate population of Rameswaram town. These newspapers were mainly bought to keep abreast of current developments in the National Independence Movement, for astrological reference or to check the bullion rate prevailing in Madras. A few readers with a more cosmopolitan outlook would discuss Hitler, Mahatma Gandhi and Jinnah; almost all would finally flow into the mighty political current of Periyar EV Ramaswamy's movement against high caste Hindus. Dinamani was the most sought after newspaper. Since reading the printed matter was beyond my capability, I had to satisfy myself with glancing at the pictures in the newspaper before Samsuddin delivered them to his customer.
1. Who was the sole distributor for newspapers in Rameswaram?
1
2. What were the issues of the newspapers mentioned in the passage?
2
3. What was beyond the author's capacity?
2
4. What is the role of newspapers in everyday life?
2
Page 3 of 3
SLR-HJ-14
Translate the following passage into Marathi
07
Incidentally, at the time I speak of, he was the only person on the entire island who could write English. He wrote letters for almost anybody in need, be they letters of application or otherwise. Nobody of my acquaintance, either in my family or in the neighborhood even had his level of education or any links of consequence with the outside world. He always spoke to me about educated people, of scientific discoveries, of contemporary literature, and of the achievements of medical science. It was he who made me aware of a "brave, new world" beyond our narrow confines.
Q.4
Prepare a report on an any one of the following topics:-
07
Legal Camp arranged in your college
NSS activity arrange in your college
Constitutional Day celebrated in your college.
Q.5
Write the essay on any one of the following topics:-
07
Justice Delayed is Justice Denied
Lawyers and Society
Terrorism: Irrational and Inhumane
Use the following legal terms and expressions in your own sentences:- (Any seven)
07
Acquittal
Capital punishment
Caveat
Kidnapping
Trial
By and large
A child's play
Come to the point
In one's good books
ENGLISH
Time: 2½ Hours
Max. Marks: 70
Instructions: All questions are compulsory. Figures to the right side indicate marks. Q.No.1 should be solved in first 20 minutes in answer book only on page no.3
Q.1
Fill in the blanks using the correct verb.
05
If you had worked hard, you passed the examination.
are
would
would have
are
If I suggested you, you not participate in the match.
were
was
would
shall
If I had written the report, I time to go out tonight.
will have
would have had
would have
would
If you heat water, it at 100oC.
boil
boils
boiled
None of these
If I were a lawyer, I fight against the injustice.
will
would
would have
am
Q.1
Choose the correct preposition:-
05
I passed an M.A. 2005.
on
in
at
onto
Seeta works late night.
in
for
at
on
Does this train go Cambridge?
too
to
for
on
The examination will be held 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
at
from
since
for
He died heart attack.
by
with
of
in
Page 2 of 3
SLR-HJ-14
Use the correct modal auxiliary as per the function provided in the brackets:-
02
He speak English fluently to participate in the competition. (Compulsion)
must
would
can
could
You consult the doctor. (Advice)
might
shall
should
dare to
Identify the mood in the following sentence:-
02
1. Hasina speaks Marathi and English.
Imperative
Indicative
Subjunctive
Conditional
Give me a glass of water.
Imperative
Indicative
Subjunctive
Conditional
Q.2
Convert the following sentences into indirect speech:- (Any four)
08
1. She said to her friend, "Can you lend me this necklace?""
2. The teacher said to me, "You have done your work well."
3. I said to my brother, "Let's go to the hill station for a change."
4. Akshay said to Meena, "How unfortunate I am!"
5. The teacher says to the students, "The earth revolves around the sun."
Add a question (Any six)
06
1. Suresh is arriving today.
2. Laxman gave him his muffler.
3. The flowers smell wonderful.
4. This is a new shirt.
5. She works hard to get the first class in the test.
6. Mahesh seldom goes to school.
7. I am a lawyer.
Q.3
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below
07
Another person who greatly influenced my boyhood was my first cousin, Samsuddin. He was the sole distributor for newspapers in Rameswaram. The newspapers would arrive at Rameswaram station by the morning train from Pamban. Samsuddin's newspaper agency was a one-man organization catering to the reading demands of the 1,000- strong literate population of Rameswaram town. These newspapers were mainly bought to keep abreast of current developments in the National Independence Movement, for astrological reference or to check the bullion rate prevailing in Madras. A few readers with a more cosmopolitan outlook would discuss Hitler, Mahatma Gandhi and Jinnah; almost all would finally flow into the mighty political current of Periyar EV Ramaswamy's movement against high caste Hindus. Dinamani was the most sought after newspaper. Since reading the printed matter was beyond my capability, I had to satisfy myself with glancing at the pictures in the newspaper before Samsuddin delivered them to his customer.
1. Who was the sole distributor for newspapers in Rameswaram?
1
2. What were the issues of the newspapers mentioned in the passage?
2
3. What was beyond the author's capacity?
2
4. What is the role of newspapers in everyday life?
2
Page 3 of 3
SLR-HJ-14
Translate the following passage into Marathi
07
Incidentally, at the time I speak of, he was the only person on the entire island who could write English. He wrote letters for almost anybody in need, be they letters of application or otherwise. Nobody of my acquaintance, either in my family or in the neighborhood even had his level of education or any links of consequence with the outside world. He always spoke to me about educated people, of scientific discoveries, of contemporary literature, and of the achievements of medical science. It was he who made me aware of a "brave, new world" beyond our narrow confines.
Q.4
Prepare a report on an any one of the following topics:-
07
Legal Camp arranged in your college
NSS activity arrange in your college
Constitutional Day celebrated in your college.
Q.5
Write the essay on any one of the following topics:-
07
Justice Delayed is Justice Denied
Lawyers and Society
Terrorism: Irrational and Inhumane
Use the following legal terms and expressions in your own sentences:- (Any seven)
07
Acquittal
Capital punishment
Caveat
Kidnapping
Trial
By and large
A child's play
Come to the point
In one's good books
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