2025-26Class 1239 marks13 questions
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Source: Directorate of Education, Delhi: Class XII (2025-26) · English · Practice Paper-1 (Annual Exam), English, published by Delhi DoE. The official PDF
Explain how Charles Dickens uses the character of Mr. Gradgrind to criticize the education system of his time.
For Visually Impaired Candidates Based on the summary, describe how Delhi’s air quality changed during the week and what this indicates about pollution levels in the city.
Attempt any one of the two, (A) or (B), in about 50 words. A. As the Secretary of your school’s Eco-Club, draft a notice in about 50 words informing students of Class XI and XII about a declamation competition on the topic ‘Role of an Individual in Improving Delhi’s Air Quality.’ Include details like date, venue, and registration process.
Attempt any one of the two, (A) or (B), in 120-150 words: A. Environmental conservation has become a global priority in the face of rapid urbanisation and climate change. Individuals, schools, and communities play a crucial role in protecting natural resources. You are Riya Arora. Write an article for the monthly magazine edition of The Green Voice on the topic “Youth and Their Role in Environmental Conservation.” Use your own ideas as well as the cues given. Awareness and responsibility among youth Sustainable lifestyle choices School and community initiatives Building a greener, cleaner future
Answer any two of the following three questions in 40 -50 words each: I. How do the extreme conditions of the Antarctic shape the explorers’ character and teamwork?
Answer any one of the following two questions, in about 120-150 words: A. In The Enemy, Dr. Sadao faces a difficult choice when he discovers an injured enemy soldier on his shore. How does his decision to help the soldier reflect the importance of personal choices, and what does it teach us about morality and responsibility?