CBSE Class 12 English Core Question Paper 2006 Delhi Set 1

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Exam	CBSE Class 12 Board Examination 2006
Subject	English Core
Paper	Delhi Set 1

CBSE CLASS XII Questions

1.
Paragraph 5 uses the words ‘competencies’ and ‘adoption’.
Classify the following sentences which talk about ‘competency’ and which talk about ‘adoption’.
Sentence 1: Ria embraced new technology to gain a global market for her paintings.
Sentence 2: Ria displays her artistic skill through her paintings.

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2.
Why does Charley say, “He (Sam) certainly can’t go back to his old business”? (The Third Level)

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3.
Draft an invitation card on behalf of the Principal of J.B. Bhatia Public School for the launch of ‘Yoga for Life’ programme in the school. Mention a compelling highlight of the programme along with other necessary details.

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4.
How do the stories ‘The Last Lesson’ by Alphonse Daudet and ‘Lost Spring’ by Anees Jung illustrate the impact of socio-political factors on education?

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5.
You are Mrs. Savita Manjrekhar, a professor in English. You are invited to be one of the judges for the inter-school debate competition by the Principal of J.M. Public School, Cochin. Write a formal letter expressing your inability to accept the invitation.

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6.
Bama and Zitkala-Sa have proven that education is the antidote to all social evils. Analyse their characters in terms of their struggles and their will to win. (Memories of Childhood)

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CBSE Class 12 English Core Question Paper 2006 (Delhi Set 1)

CBSE Class 12 English Core Question Paper 2006 (Delhi Set 1) with Solution PDF

CBSE Class 12 English Core 2006 Question Paper Details

CBSE CLASS XII Questions

2.
Why does Charley say, “He (Sam) certainly can’t go back to his old business”? (The Third Level)

3.
Draft an invitation card on behalf of the Principal of J.B. Bhatia Public School for the launch of ‘Yoga for Life’ programme in the school. Mention a compelling highlight of the programme along with other necessary details.

4.
How do the stories ‘The Last Lesson’ by Alphonse Daudet and ‘Lost Spring’ by Anees Jung illustrate the impact of socio-political factors on education?

5.
You are Mrs. Savita Manjrekhar, a professor in English. You are invited to be one of the judges for the inter-school debate competition by the Principal of J.M. Public School, Cochin. Write a formal letter expressing your inability to accept the invitation.

6.
Bama and Zitkala-Sa have proven that education is the antidote to all social evils. Analyse their characters in terms of their struggles and their will to win. (Memories of Childhood)

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CBSE Class 12 English Core Question Paper 2006 (Delhi Set 1) with Solution PDF

CBSE Class 12 English Core 2006 Question Paper Details

CBSE CLASS XII Questions

2.Why does Charley say, “He (Sam) certainly can’t go back to his old business”? (The Third Level)

3.Draft an invitation card on behalf of the Principal of J.B. Bhatia Public School for the launch of ‘Yoga for Life’ programme in the school. Mention a compelling highlight of the programme along with other necessary details.

4.How do the stories ‘The Last Lesson’ by Alphonse Daudet and ‘Lost Spring’ by Anees Jung illustrate the impact of socio-political factors on education?

5.You are Mrs. Savita Manjrekhar, a professor in English. You are invited to be one of the judges for the inter-school debate competition by the Principal of J.M. Public School, Cochin. Write a formal letter expressing your inability to accept the invitation.

6.Bama and Zitkala-Sa have proven that education is the antidote to all social evils. Analyse their characters in terms of their struggles and their will to win. (Memories of Childhood)

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2.
Why does Charley say, “He (Sam) certainly can’t go back to his old business”? (The Third Level)

3.
Draft an invitation card on behalf of the Principal of J.B. Bhatia Public School for the launch of ‘Yoga for Life’ programme in the school. Mention a compelling highlight of the programme along with other necessary details.

4.
How do the stories ‘The Last Lesson’ by Alphonse Daudet and ‘Lost Spring’ by Anees Jung illustrate the impact of socio-political factors on education?

5.
You are Mrs. Savita Manjrekhar, a professor in English. You are invited to be one of the judges for the inter-school debate competition by the Principal of J.M. Public School, Cochin. Write a formal letter expressing your inability to accept the invitation.

6.
Bama and Zitkala-Sa have proven that education is the antidote to all social evils. Analyse their characters in terms of their struggles and their will to win. (Memories of Childhood)