CBSE PRACTICE QUESTIONS JUST WRITE CLASS 12 (HINTS TO SOLUTION)






You are Sumant /Sumedha of Aryan Public School, Mathura. Write a speech to be delivered in morning assembly by the head boy/girl on “Importance of Self

Discipline in Student’s life in about 100 -120words.


You are Sumant /Sumedha of 186-E,Ekta Apartment, Jaisalmer. Write an article to be printed in local Newspaper on “Cleanliness is a Habit Reflected by the City” in about 100-120 words.


You are Arpit /Arpita of Tejaswi Public School,Udaipur. You observed that small children who should be going to school are engaged in begging at different traffic signals in your city. Spread a message against such inhuman conditions which deprive these kids of their innocent childhood. Write an article on Beggary: a stigma on society in about 150-200 words.



APPLIED GRAMMAR

In the paragraph given below, one word has been omitted in each line. Write the

missing word along with the word that comes before and the word that comes after

it. Ensure that the word that forms your answer is underlined.

Word Missing Word

                                                                      before word after

Movies a different impact on people. (i) _____ ______ _____

Viewers spend 3 hours the (ii) _____ ______ _____

cinema hall, and they come out, (iii) _____ ______ _____

their minds often blank. They (iv) _____ ______ _____

don't even remember they saw. (v) _____ ______ _____


HINTSSpeech

Word limit: 80-120 words

- Greeting and thanking ½+½= 1 mark

- Content and logical development of thought 3 marks

- Expression and style 1 mark

SELF DISCIPLINE IN STUDENT’S LIFE

SUGGESTED VALUE POINTS

-Discipline is important in every walk of life.

-Self-discipline is a habit

-Student should exercise it essentially

-Regular studies, following time table

-To achieve desired results it is a must.

-Effective, well behaved personality

-Inculcates good habits and trains to handle pressure

-any other relevant point

5 marks

(ii) Article

Word limit: 80-120 words

- Format (Title and Writer’s name) 1 mark

- Content and logical development of thoughts/ ideas 3 marks

- Expression and style 1 mark

CLEANLINESS IS A HABIT REFLECTED BY THE CITY

SUGGESTED VALUE POINTS

-Cleanliness is very important

-Every city has its own culture

-A clean city reflects the habits of its citizens

-Need to keep surroundings clean

-To stop diseases from spreading

-Promotion of tourism

-Clean city tells character of its citizens

-any other relevant point

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