2025-26Class 1033 marks11 questions
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Source: Directorate of Education, Delhi: Class X (2025-26) · English · Practice Paper-1 (Annual Exam), English, published by Delhi DoE. The official PDF
Complete the following by selecting the correct option. Spending time in nature restores our ability to concentrate because it provides ________
Complete the following by selecting the correct option from those given in brackets. (Paragraph II) A student who enjoys multitasking while consuming stories would most likely prefer listening to ________.
Fill in the blank by using the correct form of the word in the bracket for the given portion of a school report: The students were deeply _____ (inspire) by the motivational speech delivered by the guest speaker.
As Meera/Mohit, the Cultural Secretary of Samay school, you feel that traditional art forms and crafts are slowly disappearing among today’s youth. You believe schools can play a major role in preserving and promoting this part of our heritage. Write a letter to the Director of School Education of your city, in about 120 words, expressing your concern over the fading interest in traditional arts. Emphasize the importance of integrating folk music, dance and handicraft workshops into the school curriculum and suggest ways schools can encourage students to value and learn these art forms.
You are the Secretary of your school’s Eco Club. Two environmentalists — Dr. Arvind Nair and Ms. Kavita Desai — have written to express their interest in being guest speakers at your school’s upcoming seminar on Sustainable Living. Below are excerpts from their letters. Excerpt 1: …As an environmental scientist with over 15 years of experience in climate research, I have worked with several organizations to promote waste management and renewable energy awareness. My presentations are data-driven and focus on scientific solutions to modern environmental challenges. I believe students must understand the science behind sustainability to take meaningful action. – Dr. Arvind Nair Excerpt 2: …Having spent over a decade working with rural communities on eco-friendly practices, I emphasize the importance of small, everyday lifestyle changes. My workshops include interactive activities, demonstrations, and success stories from across India that inspire young people to live sustainably. I aim to help students see how personal choices can have a positive global impact. – Ms. Kavita Desai Analyse the given information and write analytical paragraph in about 120 words, justifying which guest speaker would be a better choice. Consider factors such as experience, practical relevance, and ability to engage students.
The story “The Black Aeroplane” presents a mysterious experience that transforms the pilot’s perspective. Discuss how this mystery adds depth to the story’s theme. (Two Stories About Flying)
Why is the story titled “The Triumph of Surgery”? What does it suggest about Mrs. Pumphrey’s attitude and Tricki’s recovery?
“The Ball Poem” and “Dust of Snow” explore the impact of small moments on emotional growth. Compare how both poems use simple imagery to deliver deeper insights about life and change.
In “Bholi” and “The Thief’s Story”, both protagonists undergo inner transformation. Discuss how their experiences teach that self-realisation and moral courage are more valuable than wealth or appearance.