CBSE Class 10 English Communicative Question Paper SA 2 2013 Set 11

CBSE Class 10 English Communicative SA 2 2013 (11). Students can download the last year question papers using the link below. Free download of examination question papers with solutions. Last 10 year question papers should be practised to get better marks in examinations.

SECTION  - A

(Reading - 20 Marks)

1.Read the poem given below  carefully  :

Dear one, this  creation  is  a celebration  of your presence. I see you in the leaves, in the petals, in the stemsand in the thorn, in the unseen root.It's all you and you and you nothing but you.In the bark or the thorn or the roots or the mud, Your face is  reflected, smiling  and dancing  and laughing and singing.It's all you. It's all you.  It's all you.In tears of joy, in tears of sorrow alike you play, you dance, you sing or you celebrate.It's all you. It's all you.  It's all you.  For each glorifies the otherEverything in this creation glorifies everything else. Clapping your own hands together, you rejoice  in my presenceIt's all you. It's all you.  It's all you.On the basis of your reading of the above poem complete the following sentences. Use one word  in each blank.

The poet finds God in all His (a)_______a like.  He is present in (b)___________, in (c)__________ in (d)__________ and (e) __________ . His  face is  (f) __________ in different (g) __________ . Each one is  (h) __________ the other.  Clapping his  own hands he (i)________in his  presence, because it's  all (j)                  .

2.     Read the following passage carefully  and complete the statements that follow :

Experts agree that the new Indian woman is displaying a very new attitude. But she is not alone in this.According to clinical psychologist Monica Kumar, society on the whole is getting impatient and angry. "Women tend to get singled out for an aggressive attitude simply because they are in a minority", she explains."  It's  also a settling  down phase for the new society.  We've always been a patriarchal society.  But now that women are getting into powerful  positions on all fronts, they are trying to make their presence felt.  For a section  that has been dominated  for centuries, it's  not going  to be easy to make their point, so they make it loud and clear."Clinical psychologist,  Dr. S K Sharma  of Ethos Clinic agrees that women today are getting more aggressive and in his words, rightly so. "This is an evolution, a healthy one, leading to a balance of power in society", he says . Since women today are fighting for a better life, they have to become aggressive.  This is nature's law of survival."But while  the experts don't  seem to feel  that assertive  women are a problem  , women who stand up and make themselves  heard do confront quite a few problems.Delhiite Arundhati Seigell, who works with a leading corporate house , says she has noticed  how society  reacts to the woman who wants to make a point. "People want women to be responsive, enthusiastic and spirited, but get cynical when she tries to take an independent  stance," she says. We like  to say we are a liberal  society,  buturban India still expects women not to be as assertive or aggressive as men.

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