English Mock Test 06 for third semester

1. Change to passive: “Maurya prepares food for her family.”

2. Split the sentence: “Education builds character and knowledge.”

3. Correct error: “The tree have deep roots.”

4. Change to indirect speech: “I will read every book,” the lawyer said.

5. Combine: “The girl sold baskets. She waited for the train.”

6. In “Riders to the Sea”, why does Maurya send Bartley to the sea?

7. In “Riders to the Sea”, what is the mood of the play?

8. In “Riders to the Sea”, who is Bartley?

9. In “Riders to the Sea”, what does the sea symbolize?

10. In “Riders to the Sea”, how does Maurya cope with her losses?

11. In “Ulysses by Alfred Lord Tennyson” what is the tone of the poem?

12. In “Ulysses by Alfred Lord Tennyson” what does the poem encourage readers to do?

13. In “Ulysses by Alfred Lord Tennyson”, how does Ulysses view death?

14. In “Ulysses by Alfred Lord Tennyson”, what literary device is used in “To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield”?

15. In “Ulysses by Alfred Lord Tennyson”, what does Ulysses say about “idle years”?

16. In “Our Casuarina Tree”, what lesson does the tree impart to the poet?

17. In “Our Casuarina Tree”, what emotion dominates the poem?

18. In “Our Casuarina Tree”, how does the poet describe the environment around the tree?

19. In “Our Casuarina Tree”, which feature of the tree is emphasized?

20. In “Our Casuarina Tree”, what is the poet’s relationship with the tree?

21. In “The Bet” what is the banker’s realization at the end?

22. In “The Bet” what does the lawyer spend most of his time doing?

23. In “The Bet” why did the lawyer accept the bet?

24. In “Strong Roots”, how does education shape character?

25. In “Strong Roots”, what metaphor does Kalam use for growth?

26. In “Strong Roots”, Kalam emphasizes which trait for leadership?

27. In the short story, “The Night Train at Deoli”, the encounter with the girl leaves the narrator feeling:

28. What does the train symbolize in the story “The Night Train at Deoli”?

29. How does the narrator feel during their brief conversation, in the short story, “The Night Train at Deoli”?

30. In the short story, “The Night Train at Deoli”, what makes the narrator notice the girl at the station?

31. Combine: “India promotes EVs. It reduces carbon emissions.”

32. Correct the error: “EVs has many advantages.”

33. UNSEEN PASSAGE – India is rapidly adopting electric vehicles (EVs) to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable transport. Policies such as FAME India and subsidies for EV buyers have encouraged growth. Major cities are establishing charging infrastructure, and companies are innovating in battery technology. Citizens are increasingly aware of environmental benefits and cost savings. However, challenges like charging availability and initial cost remain. With continuous government support, EV adoption is expected to rise sharply in the coming years. Fill in the blank: Citizens are ______ aware of environmental benefits.

34. Reported speech: “EV adoption is growing rapidly,” the passage says.

35. Change to passive: “Companies innovate in battery technology.”

36. UNSEEN PASSAGE – India is rapidly adopting electric vehicles (EVs) to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable transport. Policies such as FAME India and subsidies for EV buyers have encouraged growth. Major cities are establishing charging infrastructure, and companies are innovating in battery technology. Citizens are increasingly aware of environmental benefits and cost savings. However, challenges like charging availability and initial cost remain. With continuous government support, EV adoption is expected to rise sharply in the coming years. – What is the expected future trend for EV adoption?

37. UNSEEN PASSAGE – India is rapidly adopting electric vehicles (EVs) to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable transport. Policies such as FAME India and subsidies for EV buyers have encouraged growth. Major cities are establishing charging infrastructure, and companies are innovating in battery technology. Citizens are increasingly aware of environmental benefits and cost savings. However, challenges like charging availability and initial cost remain. With continuous government support, EV adoption is expected to rise sharply in the coming years. – How are citizens responding to EVs?

38. UNSEEN PASSAGE – India is rapidly adopting electric vehicles (EVs) to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable transport. Policies such as FAME India and subsidies for EV buyers have encouraged growth. Major cities are establishing charging infrastructure, and companies are innovating in battery technology. Citizens are increasingly aware of environmental benefits and cost savings. However, challenges like charging availability and initial cost remain. With continuous government support, EV adoption is expected to rise sharply in the coming years. – What is a major challenge for EV adoption?

39. UNSEEN PASSAGE – India is rapidly adopting electric vehicles (EVs) to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable transport. Policies such as FAME India and subsidies for EV buyers have encouraged growth. Major cities are establishing charging infrastructure, and companies are innovating in battery technology. Citizens are increasingly aware of environmental benefits and cost savings. However, challenges like charging availability and initial cost remain. With continuous government support, EV adoption is expected to rise sharply in the coming years. – Which policy is mentioned in the passage?

40. UNSEEN PASSAGE – India is rapidly adopting electric vehicles (EVs) to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable transport. Policies such as FAME India and subsidies for EV buyers have encouraged growth. Major cities are establishing charging infrastructure, and companies are innovating in battery technology. Citizens are increasingly aware of environmental benefits and cost savings. However, challenges like charging availability and initial cost remain. With continuous government support, EV adoption is expected to rise sharply in the coming years. – What is the main purpose of EV adoption in India?