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F.Y.B.A SEM I NOV.18 (CHOICE BASE) COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN ENGLISH (29.NOV.18) (P.C. 59081).pdf
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  • 2. Figures to the right indicate maximum marks for each question
  1. Q3 Answers to the questions are to be written in full on the booklets provided
  2. Q1 A) i) Fillin the blanks with suitable articles: Ms Parrot has been offered up thousand hour to help solve mysteries such as___ case of Australian owl in Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions: (05) Both the robbers divided the loot themselves. The money ~ this crime was enough each them to settle comfortably 5 marks
    • B) Do as Directed: 10
  3. Q1 In the event of your being late, you will not be allowed entry. (Rewrite as a Complex
    • ii) Neither of the contestants able to win a decisive victory. (Fill in the blank with correct form of the verb ‘to be’)
    • iii) | He may pass the test. (Change into Past Perfect tense)
    • iv) don’t happen every day. (Add a Question Tag)
    • v) Somebody cooks the meal every day. (Change the Voice)
    • vi) said, you come for the meeting?” (Change to Indirect Speech)
    • vii) Visualizing a danger ahead, the traveller became cautious. (Rewrite as a Compound
    • viii) The news false. (Fill in the blank with Simple Present Tense form of the verb
    • ix) Rafique said to Ahmed, “Please wait.” (Change to Indirect Speech) She is an excellent administrator. (Change into Future Tense)
  4. Q2 Read the following passage and answer the questions that follow: Something strange was happening to residents of the Kalachi village in Kazakhstan They just couldn’t seem to keep their eyes open. Every day, several villagers just fell asleep in broad daylight and remained asleep for at least a couple of hours. Some of them had reported only waking up after a couple of days. There was no apparent reason for these “sleep incidents”, and more than 100 residents had inexplicably fallen asleep when they weren’t tired over the course of a few years In September 2014, several children who were attending school on the first day of the new academic year also fell asleep for no reason. Medical experts were unable to come up with a verified explanation, much less a “cure” or form of prevention. Naturally, some of those who suffered from this “condition” were terrified that they might die in Some of the “sleepers” had reported strange feelings of memory loss, vertigo and extreme nausea after waking from their sleep. Other symptoms even included hallucinations. In addition to all this, doctors have found that some of the people suffering from this ailment have suffered other health scares such as brain dysfunction and even strokes. The sleeping villagers are not good for the economy, not only are their hours of work lost, but this fear is causing many people to leave the area Paper Subject Code: 81005 Communication Skills in English In 2015, scientists found conclusive evidence which provided a clue in this mystery The culprit was an old disused Soviet-era uranium mine the village is built on, which was pumping out high levels of carbon monoxide, poisoning the villagers Hailing the breakthrough, Kazakh vice president Berdybek Saparbayev said, "The cause of the bizarre sleeping illness has been determined. After numerous medical tests, our researchers have confirmed that carbon monoxide is to blame for the sleeping epidemic in Kalachi village.' When carbon monoxide and hydrocarbon levels rose in the disused uranium mine, oxygen levels fell in the village, he added. Tests — independently verified by experts in Prague and Moscow — showed levels of carbon monoxide in the air to be ten times the normal levels Now as the cause is known, Kalachi is being evacuated. The state is currently running an evacuation plan, under which people are given a place to live in a new location Some 68 of the 223 families there have already been moved — with the rest being relocated by the end of the year 20 marks
  5. Q1 What is strange about the village of Kalachi? 01
  6. Q2 Did this strange condition affect the kids of Kalachi? YES/NO. Quote a sentence that gives you the answer 2 marks
  7. Q3 Make a list of some of the serious ailments suffered by the people of Kalachi. 2 marks
  8. Q4 What does the word ‘culprit’ in Para 4 of the passage refer to? What was its fault? 2 marks
  9. Q5 What have the scientists concluded regarding the mystery? 2 marks
  10. Q6 Discuss the evacuation plan elaborated by the state. 2 marks
  11. Q7 Give the noun form of the given words: 2 marks
    • a) Academic b) Sleepless
  12. Q8 Give antonyms for the given words: 2 marks
    • a) Naturally b) Abnormal
  13. Q9 Find words from the passage that mean the following: 5 marks
    • a) The action of stopping something from happening
    • b) Something that seems real but does not really exist
    • c) Something that has not been or cannot be explained
    • d) An outbreak of disease that spreads quickly and affects many
    • e) Move people from a dangerous to a safe place
  14. Q3 Answer any two of the following letters: 20 marks
    • i) Write an application letter in response to the following advertisement: “Wanted management graduates with minimum five years’ experience in the marketing field for the post of Senior Marketing Manager in a Multinational Company. Candidates with knowledge of spoken French will be preferred. Apply to P.O. Box 25, The Times of India, Mumbai — 400001.” li) Apply under the Right to Information Act for information regarding the bad condition of the road leading to your college ui) — Sara Thomas wants to apply to the Oxford University for a post-graduate programme in English Literature. Write out Sara’s Statement of Purpose Paper Subject Code: 81005 Communication Skills in English
  15. Q4 A) Interpret the following data and write your analysis in around 150 words: Expenditures of a company (in Rs. Lakh) per annum over the given years Years Salary Fuel and Interest on Taxes 10 marks
  16. Q4 B) Interpret the following data and write your analysis in around 150 words: Data of expenditure of major industries in 2017 10 marks
  17. Q5 Attempt any one of the following essays: (250-350 words) 20 marks
    • i) Environmental Degradation and Plastic Ban
    • ii) The Selfie Mania
    • iii) — Importance of Cultivating a Hobby in Today’s World

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