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Mock Test Ch- The Last Lesson and Lost Spring

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Class XII English Core – Mock Test Chapters: The Last Lesson & Lost Spring Maximum Marks: 50 Section A – Very Short Answer Questions 8 × 1 = 8 marks A.Why was Franz afraid to go to school that morning? B.What order had been received from Berlin? C.What did M. Hamel write on the blackboard at the end of the lesson? D.Why did the villagers attend the last French lesson? E.Who was Saheb-e-Alam? F.What does Saheb's name ironically mean? G.What work did Mukesh want to do in the future? H.Why do the bangle makers of Firozabad live in poverty? Section B – Short Answer Questions 8 × 2 = 16 marks A.How did Franz's feelings about M. Hamel change during the last lesson? B.Why was the last lesson important to the people of Alsace? C.What does M. Hamel mean when he says that people should guard their language? D Describe the atmosphere in the classroom on the day of the last lesson. E.Why is Saheb's life described as a life of poverty and exploitation? F.How does the garbage heap be...
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Unseen Passage 9 to 12

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BET READING PASSAGE BANK Classes 8–11 | 16 Unseen Passages | 10 MCQs per Passage For verification before final Moodle / BET test implementation. CLASS 8 4 passages • 10 MCQs per passage Passage 1 — The Secret Life of Trees Trees may appear to stand silently in one place, but beneath the soil they are part of a busy living system. Their roots absorb water and minerals from the ground, while their leaves use sunlight to make food. However, trees do more than simply grow on their own. Many of them interact with other plants and living organisms around them. Scientists have discovered that trees can exchange nutrients through networks of fungi connected to their roots. These underground networks are sometimes called the “wood wide web.” Through them, trees may transfer nutrients to other trees, especially younger plants growing nearby. Some trees can also release chemical substances when insects attack them. These substances may warn nearby trees to prepare themselves. Trees also provide h...
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