B.A. LL.B. (Five Years) Sem 1 General English 2026 Jan (100 marks) Question Paper - KSLU
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Q1 Explain the factors that shaped the character of Dr. Radhakrishnan.Read the model answer
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Q2 What are the Chief causes for the lack of spiritual note in modern civilization ?Read the model answer
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Q3 What are the problems faced by Gandhiji in initial years of practice ? How does he handle it ?Read the model answer
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Q4 How does Gandhi save Parsi Rustamji ?Read the model answer
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Q5 Why does Gandhi plead to inflict the severest penalty upon him ?Read the model answer
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Q6 Explain the various aspects of Gandhiji personality.Read the model answer
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Q7 Explain the following :
- (a) Shri Dasappa's case.
- (b) The Lahore Judgement.
Answer any two of the following : Marks : 2×8=16
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Q8 (A) Frame sentences using the following legal words.
- 1) Advocate
- 2) Counsel
- 3) Juvenile
- 4) Notification
- 5) Proviso
- 6) Statute
- 7) Verdict
- 8) Will.
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Q8 (B) Use the following idioms in sentences of your own :
- 1) to turn a deaf ear to
- 2) in black and white
- 3) nip in the bud
- 4) over and over again
- 5) hand in hand
- 6) build castles in air
- 7) every now and then
- 8) bone of contention.
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Q8 (C) Change the voice in the following sentences :
- 1) Peter wrote this essay.
- 2) The prizes were distributed by the Chief Guest.
- 3) By whom was the window closed ?
- 4) Tell me the story.
- 5) The fruit was given to me by him.
- 6) The soldiers were fighting the war.
- 7) I shall call you later.
- 8) Shakuntala was written by Kalidasa.
Answer any 2 of the following : Marks : 2×10=20
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Q9 A(i) Rewrite as directed :
- 1) Being tired he went to sleep. (Change to compound)
- 2) He ran fast but missed the train (Change to complex)
- 3) Always speak the truth. (Change to negative)
- 4) One cannot gather figs from thorns. (Change to interrogative)
- 5) What a great win ! (Change to assertive)
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Q9 A(ii) Change the following into direct/indirect speech.
- 1) "Stand up, girls," said the teacher.
- 2) He said, "I am glad to be here, this evening".
- 3) The gentleman said, "Can you please lend me your pen "?
- 4) Raman said that he had lived for many years in America.
- 5) The police man enquired the man where he was going.
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Q9 (B) Fill in the blanks with suitable articles/prepositions.
- ______ Computer is ______ electronic device which processes ______ information in ______ pre-defined manner. For ______ layman ______ computer is a super calculator ______ a really big display. It has no brain ______ function ______ itself but it functions ______ great accuracy.
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Q9 (C) Write a letter to the Principal of an institution requesting him to grant eight days leave due to your sister's marriage.Read the model answer
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Q9 OR Read the following passage and answer the questions given below : (The passage is printed in full on the original paper. It begins with the words "People often moan about poverty as a great evil, and it seems to" and ends with the words "our race to reach a still higher civilization than it now possesses". In short: the writer argues that honest poverty breeds happier homes and self-reliant, eminent people, so luxury, not poverty, should be abolished.)
- 1) Why do people believe that poverty is a great evil ?
- 2) Why should the children of the rich be pitied ?
- 3) Why is a poor's home sweet and happy ?
- 4) From where have strong and eminent men been born ? Why ?
- 5) Why should one be willing to abolish luxury ?
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