Test No 01.
Questions.
Read the extract and complete the activities given below. 12.
[ Soapy left his bench and strolled…………………………… Soapy took a stone and dashed it through the glass] Page no28-29.
A1 Global Understanding.
I] State the following sentence are true or False.
i)Soapy was full of Confidence.
2) The head waiter allowed Soapy to enter into the restaurant..
3) Soapy realized that it was easy to enter into the prison.
4) Soapy did not throw the stone on the glass..
I] Complete the sentence.
i)Soapy stopped at………..
ii) Soapy received the gift of ……...
iii)Soapy wanted to drink………...
iv)The head waiter left the Soapy on……………….
V)Soapy wanted to eat………...
A2) 1)Describe:-.
Soapy had confidence in himself..
II) The head waiter did not allow Soapy to enter in the restaurant..
A3) Explain :- Soapy’s First attempt to enter into the Prison (winter island).
A4] Personal Response.
Write down your experience when you purchased something and you realized that you lost your wallet..
A5]Language Study.
Neat Black bow had been presented to him by a lady missionary. (change the voice).
Soapy had a confidence in himself. (Identity the tense).
Some other way of entering the limbo must be devised. (use infinitive form of underline word).
A6) Vocabulary.
Guess the meaning of following words
i)Strolled ii)Decadent iii) Winter island iv)Coveted..
Model Answer Test No 01
A1] I) True/False
i) True | ii) False | iii) False | iv) False
II) Complete the Sentence
i) Soapy Stopped at a Luxurious Café
ii) Soapy received the gift of ‘Neat black bow’
iii) Soapy wanted to drink a bottle of wine
iv) The head waiter left the Soapy on the side-walk
v) Soapy wanted to eat a roasted mallard duck
A2]
i) He was shaven. His coat was trim and he had neat black row. In this way the portion of him that showed over the table looked respectable and would raise no doubt in the waiters’ mind.
ii) Because when waiter watched the tattered trousers and old worn out shoes, he had doubt about him that he would not have money to pay the bill for meal.
A3]
Soapy decided to enter the luxurious café and eat roasted mallard duck, take some wine and some cheese with a cup of coffee & cigar. He knew that he had no money to the bill. After knowing the customer have no money to pay the, he will call the police that was Soapy’s intention. It was the first attempt of Soapy to enter into the prison.
A4]
Accept any reasonable answer
A5]
i) A lady missionary had presented him neat black bow.
ii) Simple Present tense
iii) Some other way to enter the limbo must be devised.
A6]
i) Strolled – Walked
ii) Decadent – Old or worn out
iii) Winter Island – Prison
iv) Coveted – Greatly Desired
Test No 02.
Questions.
Read the extract and complete the activities given below. 12.
Extract – (At a corner of…………………walked down the street.) Page no. 29, 30.
A1. Complete the web (2).
Write the food items consumed by Sophy..
Food items consumed by sophy Food items consumed by sophy.
A2 Find out the hidden meaning of the sentence – It catered to large appetites and modest purses. (2).
A3. Explain ‘the glass breaking’ incidence in your words (2).
A4. Imagine you are that policeman. Describe your reaction regarding glass breaking incidence..
A5. Language study: Do as directed (2).
i) The policeman refused to accept Soapy even as clue.
(Rewrite it into negative sentence without changing it’s meaning).
ii) It catered to large appetites and modest purses.
(Rewrite the sentence using ‘simple present Tense’).
iii) “Now, get busy and call a cop”, said Soapy. (Rewrite it in ‘indirect speech’).
A6. Match the word from the extract in column ‘A’ with its antonyms in column ‘B’ (2).
i) good fortune | a. accepted
ii) refused | b. successful
iii) unsuccessful | c. unfriendly
iv) friendly | d. bad fortune.
Model Answer Test No 02.
A1. Complete the web (2).
Food items consumed by sophy: beefsteak, flapjacks, pie, doughnuts.
A2 Ans:- The hidden meaning in the sentence ‘ It catered to large appetites and modest purses’ is that the restaurant was suitable for ordinary workers who wanted to have heavy meal at a low or reasonable price.
A3. Ans:- Soapy picked up the stone and threw it towards the glass window.. Crowd gathered there along with the policeman.. But policeman did not arrested him for breaking the glass window because the cop believed that men who smash window don’t stay there, they run off immediately.. In this way Soapy’s attempt was unsuccessful..
A4. Personal Response Accepty any reasonable Answer..
A5. Language study: Do as directed (2).
i) Ans:-The policeman did not accept Soapy even as clue..
ii) Ans:-It caters to large appetites and modest purses..
iii) Ans. -Soapy suggested to get busy and call a cop, then..
A6. Match the word from the extract in column ‘A’ with its antonyms in column ‘B’ (2).
i) good fortune | d. bad fortune
ii) refused | a. accepted
iii) unsuccessful | b. successful
iv) friendly | c. unfriendly.
Test No 03.
Questions.
Read the extract and complete the activities given below. 12.
Extract – (At a corner of…………………walked down the street.) Page no. 29, 30.
A1. Complete the web (2).
Soapy’s behaviour in drunken state.
Soapy’s behaviour in drunken stateby sophy Soapy’s behaviour in drunken stateby sophy.
A2. Give reasons.
I)Soapy was feared because,...
II)Soapy became disconsolate because....
III)For Sophie the island seemed and an attainable arcadia because.....
A3. Complete the following table.
i) Soaphy |
ii) Police man |
iii) Yale lads |
iv) A well dressed man |.
A4) Personal Response.
I)‘ The police always help the people in difficulty.’ Explain..
II) ‘To err is human and to forgive is divine’. Express your views on this statement..
A5. Do as directed..
1. Soapy stopped his unavailing racket. ( Begin the sentence with ‘ His unavailing ....).
2. He buttoned his thin coat against the chilling wind. (Begin the sentence with ‘His thin coat.....).
3. He had set his silk umbrella by the door. (Identify the tense.).
4. In cigar store he saw a well-dressed man lightening a cigar at the swinging light. (convert the sentence into complex sentence).
Model Answer Test No 03.
A1. Complete the web (2).
Soapy’s behaviour in drunken state: Raved, Disturbed the sky, danced, howled.
A2. Give reasons.
(he thought that some dreadful enchantment had made him immune to arrest..
(he found that a policeman would never lay hands on him.).
he found that he was not going to to be a part of that Island as every time he failed in his unavailing racket.or attempts..
A3. Complete the following table.
i) Soaphy | gibberish talk and behaviour to get arrested
ii) Police man | Ignore Soapy as one of the Yale lads
iii) Yale lads | Celebrate the Goose egg given by the Hartford College
iv) A well dressed man | lightened a cigar and set his silk umbrella by the door.
A4) Accpet any.
A5. Do as directed..
1. His unavailing racket was stopped by him..
2. His thin coat was buttoned against the chilling wind by him..
3. Past perfect tense..
4. In a shikar for a well dressed man who lightened a cigar at the swinging light..
A6. ..
i] Table linen ii] to cause oneself to go iii] Nervous manner iv] very hard .
Test No 04.
Questions.
Que. Read the given extract and complete the activities : (12).
Pages 31, 32 (At length --------- morning.).
A1) Describe : (2).
Describe the atmosphere when Soapy reached near the Church..
A2) Complete the table : (2).
Complete the table showing the contrast that Soapy’s earlier life was much different from his present life.
Earlier life | Present life
i) Contained friends and roses | i) Unworthy desires
ii) Contained mother and ambitions | iii) Degraded days, dead hopes.
A3) Guess : (2).
After listening to the sweet and solemn organ notes, Soapy decides to -------.
A4) Personal Response : (2).
Write an incident in which you did something wrong and repented for it later..
A5) Vocabulary : (2).
Find and write the words that mean the following :.
A6) Language Study : (2).
Do as directed :
i) “What are you doing here?” asked the officer. (Change the Narration).
ii) He would go into the roaring downtown district and find work. (Rewrite using “not only------ but also”).
Model Answer Test No 04.
A1)
a) A soft light glowed through the violent-stained window..
b) The moon was above, full and radiant..
c) Sparrows twittered sleepily in the eaves..
d) Vehicles and pedestrians were few..
A2) Complete the table : (2).
Earlier life | Present life
i) Contained friends and roses | i) Unworthy desires
ii) Contained mother and ambitions | iii) Degraded days, dead hopes.
A3)
a) Go into the roaring downtown district and find work.
b) Be somebody in the world.
A4) Ans:- Once I had hidden my younger brother’s note-book.. He was searching for the whole day.. He wanted to complete his homework.. I was enjoying.. But his eyes were swollen as his teacher scolded him .. Then I understood my mistake and repented for it later.. I returned his note-book and promised myself never to do so..
A5)
i) Perfectly clean and tidy = immaculate.
ii) Restore to life = resurrect.
iii) Loosing strength = faltering.
iv) A complicated or unpleasant situation = mire.
A6)
i) Ans. The officer asked what he was doing there..
ii) Ans. He would not only go into the roaring downtown district but also find work..
Test No 05.
Questions.
Extract No. 04 Page No. 31 Total Words: 267.
[“Of course,” said the umbrella man…………..might have been a country churchyard.].
A1 State whether the following sentences are True or False..
1) The umbrella man had picked up Soapy's umbrella..
2) The police arrested Soapy..
3) Soapy hurled the umbrella into an excavation..
4) Soapy heard sweet music in a church..
A2_ Give reason..
The umbrella man wanted Soapy to excuse him because............
A3_ Interpretation :..
Soapy took umbrella from the man so that .........
A4_ Personal response..
Explain any incident when a person is is afraid of the police..
A5_ Language study..
He muttered against the man who were helmets. ( Make the sentence simple )..
2) He hurled the umbrella angrily into an excavation. ( Change the voice )..
A6_ Vocabulary :.
Find the words from the passage that mean _
1) a person with yellow hair..
2) a state of great disturbance..
3) old fashioned..
4) hotel.
Model Answer Test No 05.
A1_
1) false. 2) false. 3) true. 4) true..
A2_ The umbrella man wanted Soapy to excuse him because he had picked off the umbrella in a restaurant in the morning.. He thought that Soapy would be the owner of the umbrella so recognised his umbrella..
A3_ Soapy took umbrella from the man so that the police would arrest him and keep in the jail.. He wanted to be a criminal and Love must punish him..
A4_ When a person commites any legal offence like theft, burglary, murder.. Then such person must afraid of the police and wanted not to be arrested by the police and tried to be away from the police..
A5_
1) He muttered against the men wearing helmets..
2) The umbrella was angrily hurled into an excavation by him..
A6_
1) blonde.
2) turmoil..
3) quaint..
4) restaurant.
Test No 06.
Questions.
Extract No. 02 Page No. 29 & 30 Total Words: 287.
[People came running round the coner,………… laughed and walked down the street.].
A1 Complete.
Complete the following statement.
1 The policeman refused to accept Soapy because …………….
2 Soapy betook himself in the restaurant without challenge because ………….
A2) Describe.
Describe Soapy's visit to the restaurant in your own words.
A3) Guess.
Guess the meaning of “It catered to large appetites and modest purses”.
A4) Personal Response.
write four criminal activities by which one can get arrested..
A5 ) Language study.
1)The policeman refused to accept Soapy (Rewrite the sentence begin with ‘Soapy--').
2) Find out example of simile from the extract.
3) “Where's the man that done that?” inquired the officer (Change into indirect speech).
4) “Now, get busy and call a cop" said Soapy ( Change into indirect speech).
A6) Vocabulary.
Enlist words related with hoteling from the extract..
Find similar word from extract for the following expression.
i)pouch-
ii)Violently break into pieces-
iii)nervous manner-.
Model Answer Test No 06.
A1
1 The policeman refused to accept Soapy because men who smash window do not remain to chat with the police..
2 Soapy betook himself in the restaurant without challenge because the restaurant was of no great pretension..
A2) Ans Soapy entered into the restaurant with full confidence and ate beefsteak, flapjacks, pie etc.. After eating enough frankly he asked waiter to call a cop to arrest him, his visit to restaurant was his plan to be arrested..
A3) Ans It means that the restaurant was not so costly it was affordable even to people having low income.. one can get stomachful food..
A4) Ans -Chain snatching, violence in public place, dash driving, robbery,etc.
A5 ) Language study.
1)Ans -Soapy was refused to accept by the policeman..
2) Ans- A voice like butter cake and eye like the cherry—.
Ans- He arose, joint by joint, as a carpenter’s rule opens..
3) Ans- The officer asked where the man was that done that..
4) Ans- Soapy ordered to get busy and call a cop at that time..
A6) Vocabulary.
Ans restaurant, catered, table, beefsteak, flapjacks, pie waiter.
pouch- purses throw-pitch.
Violently break into pieces- smash.
nervous manner-agitate.
Test No 07.
Questions.
Q. Read the extract and complete the activities given below (12 marks).
“And the anthem………….next morning.” (Extract No 5. Text Book Page No 31 - 32).
A.1 Complete (2).
Complete the sentence.
1) And the anthem that the organist played…………………..
2) A strong impulse moved him …………………..
3) Those solemn but sweet organ notes…………………...
4) A fur importer had once offered……………….
A.2 A sudden and wonderful change in Soapy. Describe it (2).
A.3 The story has no happy ending. Explain (2).
A.4 Personal Response (2).
Write any one incident in which u did something wrong and repented it for later..
A.5 Language Study (Do as Directed) (2).
1) Soapy felt a hand laid-on arm. (Frame ‘Wh’ question to get underlined part as an answer.).
2) “What are you doing here? asked the officer. (Change into indirect narration).
A.6 Vocabulary (2).
Find the words from the extract which mean :-
1) Perfectly clean and tidy 2) unpleasant situation
3) restore to life 4) losing strength.
Model Answer Test No 07.
A.1 Complete the sentence.
1) And the anthem that the organist played cemented Soapy to the iron fence..
2) A strong impulse moved him to battle with his desperate fact..
3) Those solemn but sweet organ notes had to setup a revolution in him..
4) A fur importer had once offered him a place as a driver..
A.2 Soapy heard the musical note.. He viewed with rising horror the pit into which he had tumbled.. He understood his degraded days, unworthy desires, dead hopes, wrecked faculties and basic motives that made up his existence.. He decided to conquer the evil that had enslaved him.. He was young yet he would resurrect his old eager ambitions and pursue them without faltering..
A.3 Soapy felt a sudden and wonderful change in his mind.. So he decided to change his life.. He changed his decision to go to the jail.. At the same time policeman came.. He arrested Soapy and sent him into jail for lingering near the old church without any reason.. Soapy was sent to jail at the time when he would be somebody in the world.. It is the sad ending..
A.4 In my school days I behaved rudely with my friend.. My friend made a joke, I became angry and scolded him.. But later I met with an accident.. I was in hospital.. My friend with whom I quarreled, helped me, prayed to God for my recovery.. He had tears in his eyes.. I repented my mistake seeing his kind behavior..
A.5 Language Study (Do as Directed).
1) Soapy felt a hand laid-on arm.
Ans- What did Soapy feel?.
2) “What are you doing here? asked the officer.
Ans- The officer asked what he was doing there..
A.6 Vocabulary.
Find the words from the extract which mean :-
1) Immaculate
2) mire
3) resurrect
4) faltering.
Test No 08.
Questions.
Q. Read the extract and complete the activities given below (12 marks).
Extract No. 02 Page No. 29 & 30 Total Words: 287
( People came running………………walked down the street).
A1- True or False.
State whether the following statements are true or false. 2 Marks.
a) The policemen decided Soapy as a criminal for smashing the window..
b) Soapy selected a five star hotel to fulfill his plan..
c) The waiter called the police to arrest Soapy for not paying the bill of restaurant..
d) Soapy thought that ‘arrest’ was an elusive dream..
A2- Reason.
Complete the statement by giving reason. 2 Marks.
1) Soapy entered the restaurant without interruption because……..
2) The waiter pitched Soapy on the callous pavement because…...
A3- Guess.
Guess the meaning of the following sentence.- 2 Marks
1) The policeman refused to accept Soapy even as a clue..
A4- Personal Response 2 Marks.
‘Today, in Covid-19 atmosphere the policemen are the heros.’ Mention your opinions regarding this statement..
A5- Language Study 2 Marks.
1) Soapy stood still with his hands in his pockets, and smiled at the sight of brass buttons. ( Make it a simple sentence ).
2) The policeman refused to accept Soapy even as a clue. ( Make it neagative without changing meaning.).
A6- Vocabulary 2 Marks.
Find out the meaning of the following words
1) Callous 2) Napery 3) Brass buttons 4) Elusive.
Model Answer Test No 08.
A1- True/ False 2 Marks.
1) False 2) False 3) False 4) True.
A2- Reason 2 Marks.
1) Soapy entered the restaurant without interruption because that restaurant was for ordinary people who had large appetites but very little money..
2) The waiters pitched Soapy on the callous pavement because Soapy told the waiter that he did not have any money to pay the bill of restaurant..
A3- Guess 2 Marks.
1) The policeman refused to accept Soapy even as a clue means- the policeman saw that Soapy was standing quietly with his hands in his pockets and chatting to him.. The police thought that the man, who smash the window, wouldnot remain calm and quiet.. The criminal always try to run away from the police.. So he did not accept soapy as a criminal or even as a clue for crime..
A4- Police are real heroes because,
* Police force, as essential service, is at the forefront of the difficult task in lockdown Period..
* Policeman risked their lives on the streets to ensure that the country’s 1.3 billion people stayed safely indoors..
* They are not only checking the cars day – night but also spreading awareness about social distancing and masks..
* They distributed Food Ration, Food Packets to the helpless people in lockdown ..
* They also traced the travel history of the people who did not follow protocols and took them to quarantine centers..
A5- Language Study 2 Marks.
1) Standing still with his hands in his pockets Soapy smiled at the sight of brass buttons..
2) The policeman did not accept Soapy even as a clue..
A6- Vocabulary 2 Marks.
1) Callous- very hard.
2) Napery- table linen.
3) Brass buttons- the police.
4) Elusive- difficult to find, catch or achieve..
Test No 09.
Questions.
Q. Read the extract and complete the activities given below (12 marks).
(For one who gets a black eye……..better than bus conductors do.)
Extract no. – 03 Page No. 30.
A1) Global understanding (2).
a) Write the following sentences True or False.
i) Soapy made voice just like drunkard to get the attention of police..
ii) A very shabby person had set his umbrella by the door of entering.
iii) Policeman was lounging in front of a garden.- False.
iv) Soapy was happy to see that policeman had not given attention towards him.
b) Complete the web.
Mental Status of Soapy:
A2) Complex Factual (2).
Explain the behaviour of Soapy on the sidewalk..
A3) Inference/Interpretation/Analysis (2).
The policeman did not arrest Soapy in spite of making noise at public place. Justify your answer..
A4) Personal Response (2).
a) Have you ever experienced any person who caught by the police for disturbing the public life?.
b) Stealing is a bad manner. Express your views.
A5) Language study (2).
a) In a cigar store he saw a well-dressed man lighting a cigar at the swinging light. ( Rewrite the sentence by adding relative clause)
b) The umbrella owner slowed his steps. (Rewrite the sentence beginning with”His steps”….)
A6) Vocabulary (2).
I) Find the synonyms for the following words from the passage.
a) unhappy b) theft
c) meaningless speech d) walk in a relax manner
e)suspicion f) give a mocking smile
g) behaviour h)hurriedly
ll) Pick out the words having prefixes from the extract.
Model Answer Test No 09.
A1)
a)i) True ii) False iii) False iv) False.
b) Complete the web.
Mental Status of Soapy: Disconsolate panic, disorderly conduct, a sudden fear.
A2) Ans:- On the sidewalk Soapy began to yell drunken.. He spoke meaninglessly at the top of his harsh voice.. He danced, howled, raved and made a great disturbance to get the attention of the police and being arrested..
A3) Ans:- The policeman did not arrest Soapy in spite of making noise at public place because it was the time of celebration of boys to the Hartford College.. They were noisy but harmless and the policeman had instructions not to arrest them..
A4) Personal Response (2).
a) Ans:- Yes I have seen such a person while returning from college on S.T. stand before six months.. He was speaking in a loud voice and was using abusive words to public.. So someone called police and he was being caught for his misbehaviour..
b) Ans:-Stealing the things of others is a very bad habit.. It is not a virtue.. A virtuous person never steal the things of others .. His inner mind never allow him to steal..
A5) Language study (2).
a) In a cigar store he saw a well-dressed man who was lighting a cigar at the swinging light..
b) His steps were slowed by the umbrella owner..
A6)
I)a) unhappy –disconsolate b) theft - larceny
c) meaningless speech – gibberish d) walk in a relax manner - saunter
e)suspicion - premonition f) give a mocking smile - sneer
g) behaviour – conduct h)hurriedly - hastily.
ll) Pick out the words having prefixes.
1) disorderly 2) disconsolate 3) unavailing 4) unattainable.
Test No 10.
Questions.
Q. Read the extract and complete the activities given below (12 marks).
Extract No 1
(Soapy left bench ------------dashed it through the glass.).
A.1 Say whether the following sentences are true or false. 2.
1. Soapy stopped at a luxurious college.
2. A lady missionary had presented Soapy a black bow..
3. Soapy was welcomed in a restaurant..
4. Soapy was living in a big house..
A.2 Describe 2.
Describe the soapy’s appearance..
A.3. Guess 2.
‘Soapy want to get him arrested’, guess the reason..
A.4. Personal response 2.
Do you think that every arrested person is criminal? Explain your views..
A.5 Language study 2.
1. It seemed that his route to the coveted island was not to be an easy one. (Make it affirmative.).
2. Soapy left his bench. (Convert the sentence into simple future tense.).
A.6 Vocabulary 2.
Find out two words for prison that are used in the extract..
Model Answer Test No 10.
Answer key.
A.1 Say whether the following sentences are true or false.
1. False
2. True
3. False
4. False.
A.2 Soapy was a confident person, good looking , shaven his coat was trim and neat ,from the lowest button of his west upward but his trousers and shoes were tattered and decadent..
A.3 Guess.
Soapy want to get him arrested because he was a poor person without any shelter, any job ..He wanted to spend his winter days in a warm place..
A.4 Personal response.
No, I don’t think so because many time many people get arrested having no fault and on the other Hand many are master in crime but by cheating law they remain unarrested..
A.5 Language study.
1. It seemed that his route to the coveted island was difficult one.
2. Soapy will leave his bench..
A.6 Vocabulary.
1. Limbo
2. Coveted island.
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