West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) Madhyamik English Exam 2023 Suggestion

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West Bengal Madhyamik English Suggestion 2023:

Everyone here is aware that the material covered on the test has been pared down a little bit. Here you can see the specifics of the Madhyamik English New Syllabus 2023 that will be used in the examinations.

West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) Madhyamik English Exam 2023:

Examination	West Bengal Madhyamik Exam 2023
Subject Name	English
Topic Name	Madhyamik Suggestion
Exam Date / Schedule	8th March 2023
Board Name	WBBSE
Suggestion CommonPercentage	90%

Complete Madhyamik English Syllabus 2023:

Lesson 1	Father’s Help
Lesson 2	Fable
Lesson 3	The Passing Away of Bapu
Lesson 4	My Own True Family
Lesson 5	Our Runaway Kite
Grammar
Writing Skill

Complete Madhyamik English Suggestion 2023:

SEEN: Father’s Help

Part- 01

Total Marks: 01

01) Swami thought a moment ago it was-
(a) Sunday (b) Friday (c) Saturday (d) Tuesday
02) The headmaster is afraid of-
(a) Samuel (b) Swami’s father (c) Students (d) Math
03) Father advised Swami to loaf about less on-
(a) Sunday (b) Friday (c) Saturday (d) Tuesday
04) Swami knew his father could be-
(a) Normal (b) Intimidated (c) Genial (d) Strict
05) Swami ought to have been in the school prayer hall at-
(a) 9.30 am (b) 9.30 pm (c) 8.30 am (d) 8.30 pm

Total Marks: 02

(TRUE/FALSE )

1) Swami was reluctant to go to school.
2) Swami could not be late to the headmaster’s room.
3) Samuel is afraid of the headmaster.
4) Swami must be in school at 9:00 am.
5) Swami said he was suffering from a headache.

Total Marks: 02

01) What did Swami’s mother suggest?
02) Why did Swami change his tactics?
03) How was Swami’s father?
04)Who ought to have been in the prayer hall?
05) What did Swami realise lying in bed?

Part- 02

Total Marks Marks: 01

01) The letter was sent to
(a) Samuel (b) Swami’s father (c) Peon (d) Headmaster
02) Personally Swami was a-
(a) Good man (b) Tall man (c) Handsome man (d) Bad man
03) Samual had a-
(a) Dark face (b) Fair face (c) Dull face (d) White face
04) The colour of Samuel’s coat was-
(a) black (b) white (c) brown (d) yellow
05) Swami had special-
(a) Hatred (b) To Swami love (c) Affection (d) Regard

Fable

Total Marks: 01

1)“All________ things and weather… together” –
(a) kind of (b) sorts of (c) sort of (d.) kinds of
2) What is wisely put–
(a)talents (b)money (c)forest (d)nut
3) It is not disgrace to the squirrel to–
(a)occupy his own place (b)make pretty track (c)to be called as bun (d)be insulted by the mountain
4) the word “disgrace” means–
(a)honour (b) irritate (c)cheerful (d)insult
5) A squirrel track is made by—
(a)Nature (b)Mountain (c)Squirrel itself (d)supervisions

Total Marks: 02

(TRUE/FALSE )

1) The mountain called the squirrel “Little Bun”.
2) The squirrel can crack a nut.
3) The squirrel is sprier than the mountain.
4) The mountain can carry Forests on its back.
5) The mountain can carry Forests on its back.

Total Marks: 02

1) what was the Bun Replied?
2) what does not squirrel deny?
3) What is not a disgrace to the squirrel?
4) Who had a quarrel with the squirrel?
5) what does the squirrel think about the size of the mountain?
6) Who is Bun there?
7) Who was addressed as ” Little Prig”? or, What did the mountain call the squirrel?
8) who had a quarrel with whom? or, Between whom did the quarrel take place?
9) what is Fable?
10) “And not half so spry” — Who is not half so spry?

The Passing Away of Bapu

Total Marks: 01

1) The narrotor was having—
a) tea
b) cold
c) coffee
d) rice

2) people could not speak in the beginning as they were—
a) weak
b) stunned
c) worried
d) stunned

3) The word ” clamoured” means—
a) glimmer
b) calmed
c) demanded loudly
d) loudly

4) The experience of walking in Gandhiji’s funeral procession was
a) agonising
c) worrying
b) Satisfying
d) Exciting

5) Thousands silently watched the
a) procession
b) Crowd
c) The Frock
d) Bapu’s body

Total Marks: 02

1) When was Gandhiji shot?
2)What was the narrator doing when she was informed that Gandhiji was shot?
3) How did the narrator get into the car?
4) Gandhiji had been shot on his_______________.
10) How did the train reach Allahabad?
11) How Bapu would live?
12) Why did not people weep anymore?
13) The time stood______________________.
14) Where did Gandhiji breathe his last?
15) Why and how did people Jostle?
16) The people Jostled one another ________________.
17) How the compartment was decorated?

True/False

Total Marks: 02

1) The narrator’s values were so strong.
2) Excited people gathered on the platform.
3)It was not possible to move in a thick crowd.
4) it was an excitable walk.
5) Flowers decorated the compartment.
6) Back in Delhi the narrator felt at the river.

My Own True Family

Total Marks: 01

1) The poet crept in a–
a) wood
b)oak wood
c) segun wood
d) None of the above

2) As the woman began to cakle the poet began to—
a) snif
b) snore
c) shout
d) quake

3) She was dressed in—
a) white sari
b) dirty dress
c)evening dress
d) ragged clothes

4) From thew oak-wood to poet want back to—
a) human world
b) animated world
c) animal world
d) comapny of ild creature

5) The poet’s heart was transformed info—
a) a hero
b) a serious
c) a tree
d) a deer

6) He was tied to a —
a) stake
b) stock
c) stick
d) timber

7) The poet was alterd by —
a) his conscience
b) dream beneath the tree
c) self learning
d) education

8) The world knobbly means—
a) unclear
b) very weak
c) knock
d) unsteady

True/False

Total Marks: 02

The poet was tied to an oak tree.
If the poet fails to keep his promise the oak tree will kill him.
The old woman was standing steadily.
The poet walked like a tree.

Total Marks: 02

1) When was the poet altered?
2) What is the meaning of the expression “you were born but never grew”?
3) What was the old woman?
4) What did the Poet have to promise?
5) Where did the poet go?
6) Why did the poet begin to quake?
7) ” I came twice awake?”—when did the poet come twice awake?
8)What would happen if he fails to keep his promise?
9) What did the poet feel when he came out of oak wood?

Our Runaway Kite

Total Marks: 01

1) When they asked the father about their relative father looked—
a) Sad
b) sorrowful
c) happy
d) irritated

2) They Live on–
a) The big full moon island
b) Forest
c) the big Half Moon
d) Desert

3) When they returned to the island people—
a) praised
b) suggested
c) gifted
d) pitied

4) To have relatives means to be—
a) tensed
b) worried
c) gay
d) Jolly

5) Their kite had sailed away over to the–
a) Island
b) Dearland
c) mainland
d) Land

6) They had a kite covered with—
a) ugly red paper
b) green paper
c) Lovely white paper
d) Lovely red paper

7) It is always lovely on the Big Half Moon in—
a)Summer
b) Spring
c) Winter
d) Autumn

8) The kite flew up like a—-
a) Stir
b) Bird
c) Seagull
d) Strong Wind

9) Aunt Esther’s mother was—
a)Mimi
b) Best
c) Dull
d)Philippa

10) Father Left home after quarrelling with his–
a) Mother
b) brother
c) Sister
d) Son

11) Father received a letter after—-
a) a year
b) a week
c) a month
d) a day

12) Their Kite had sailed to ___________. (Mainland)
13) Thet ___________(Crazy,Kites) about_______________.
14) They wanted to sent the kite up_________________.

True/False

Total Marks: 02

1) Father agreed that it was all his fault that they had no relatives.
2) Father got excited when he was asked about the relatives.
3) People always felt pity when they returned.
4) Everyone on the Mainland had relatives.
5) In spring the harbour is frozen over.
6) Their kite had sailed up like a bird.
7) In summer it is always not lovely on the Big half Moon.
8) They had a kite in massive size.
9) One day there was a great wind for kite flying.

Total Marks: 02

1) How were Aunt Esther turn pale?
2) What is considered the best part of the narrator?
3) How did the father react after he finished reading in Letter?
4) With whom had father quarrelled?
5) Why did father leave home?
6) What they played with a kite?
7) How did they mend their kite?
8) How the kite got a hole?
9) ” This used to puzzle” — What puzzled Claude and the narrator?
10) Who is the keeper of the lighthouse?
11) Why did people pity them?

Grammar

There is no suggestion.

Writing Skill

Advise for a Middle School-Level English Paragraph

Favorite Professors
Recently Seen Film
The Pros and Cons of Mobile Devices in the COVID-19 Era
Today will go down as one of the most significant days of your life.
Regular participation in the Reading Habit.
Advantages of Getting Up Early and Taking a Morning Walk
Your Recent Reading Experience

Letters of Suggestion for the Madhyamik Grade Level

1) Compose a short letter (no more than 100 words) detailing a recent cultural event you attended with a friend. The following are necessary components of your letter.

Secondly, you should notify the local police station’s Inspector-in-Charge in writing that you’ve misplaced your cell phone. Please describe the phone and the circumstances surrounding its disappearance.

3) Describe a recent family gathering you had at your place in a letter to your cousin who lives far away. Please feel free to make use of the following examples.

4) In the wake of the recent breakout of the novel corona virus in India, write a letter to the editor of an English-language newspaper raising awareness about the need of sanitising your neighbourhood and how doing so may help stop the spread of the virus to other areas.