Bihar Board Exam 2023 English Question Paper Answer Key
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English Class 12 Question Paper 2023 Bihar Board
Bihar Board Hindi subject exam will be conducted on February 7, 2023. Students who will be appearing for the exam are advised to visit our website regularly for updates. As soon as the exam is conducted answers to all the questions will be made available on our website. i suggest you to read bihar board official model paper 2023 answer key.
English Class 12 Model Paper 2023 Bihar Board
Bihar board english class 12 model paper for science & commerce students. english model paper answer key 2023 bihar board.
- You must write to the Principal. (Choose the correct passive voice)
(A) You will write to the Principal.
(B) The Principal must be written to.
(C) Write to the Principal.
(D) Written to the Principal should be
Ans : (B) The Principal must be written to.
- The Antonym of ‘Vague’ is :
(A) Hard
(B) Clear
(C) Polite
(D) Refuse
Ans : (B) Clear
- They said, “How silly of him!” (Choose the correct indirect narration)
(A) They said that it is silly of him.
(B) Silly of him is what they said.
(C) They exclaimed that it was very silly of him.
(D) They were angry that it was silly of him.
Ans : (C) They exclaimed that it was very silly of him.
- I …………. him two years ago. (Choose the correct form of tense)
(A) saw
(B) see
(C) seeing
(D) have seen
Ans : (A) saw
- Some actresses are …………. dancers. (Choose the correct option)
(A) brilliant
(B) courteous
(C) dangerous
(D) rapid
Ans : (A) brilliant
- …………. they live near you ? (Choose the correct option)
(A) Does
(B) Do
(C) Have
(D) Are
Ans : (B) Do
- Choose the correct sentence ;
(A) We saw a wonderful show next day.
(B) We show a wonderful saw yesterday.
(C) We show a wonderful saw today.
(D) We saw a wonderful show yesterday.
Ans : (D) We saw a wonderful show yesterday.
- The book, in parts, …………. boring. (Choose the correct option)
(A) is
(B) are
(C) were
(D) had
Ans : (A) is
- You have made all preparations …………. the marriage. (Choose the correct preposition)
(A) to
(B) for
(C) of
(D) on
Ans : (B) for
- Where did …………. buy that dress ? (Choose the correct option)
(A) her
(B) him
(C) his
(D) she
Ans : (D) she
- I would appreciate …………. from you. (Choose the correct option)
(A) to hear
(B) heard
(C) hear
(D) hearing
Ans : (D) hearing
- The boss ordered to follow him. (Choose the correct direct narration)
(A) The boss said, “Follow me.”
(B) The boss says, “Will follow me.”
(C) The boss will say, “Following me.”
(D) The boss has said, “Following me.”
Ans : (A) The boss said, “Follow me.”
- Choose the correctly spelt word.
(A) Transfered
(B) Trunsfered
(C) Transferred
(D) Trensfired
Ans : (A) Transfered
- Try …………. with what you have. (Choose the correct phrase)
(A) to make do
(B) produce it
(C) create it
(D) to do it
Ans : (D) to do it
- I often suffer from …………. backache. (Choose the correct option)
(A) a
(B) an
(C) the
(D) no article
Ans : (D) no article
- You bought a car, …………. ? (Choose the correct option)
(A) did not you
(B) haven’t you
(C) weren’t you
(D) don’t you
Ans : (A) did not you
- I eat rice …………. my hand. (Choose the correct preposition)
(A) in
(B) at
(C) with
(D) for
Ans : (C) with
- I want a …………. for higher studies. (Choose the correct option)
(A) lone
(B) loan
(C) loen
(D) lonely
Ans : (B) loan
- Choose the correct sentence :
(A) He was standing right for his father.
(B) He was standing right of his father.
(C) He was standing in front of his father.
(D) He was standing right from his father.
Ans : (C) He was standing in front of his father.
- Choose the correct antonym of ‘sterile’.
(A) Short
(B) Common
(C) Wild
(D) Fertile
Ans : (D) Fertile
- Did she see …………. ? (Choose the correct option)
(A) us
(B) they
(C) their
(D) his
Ans : (A) us
- I …………. black hair and brown eyes.
(A) has
(B) have
(C) is
(D) was
Ans : (B) have
- Choose the odd one out :
(A) Flute
(B) Violin
(C) Sitar
(D) Guitar
Ans : (A) Flute
- Choose the correct word. When a room is tiny, it is ………….
(A) small
(B) light
(C) cold
(D) hot
Ans : (A) small
- For …………. information, go to the office. (Choose the correct option)
(A) further
(B) farther
(C) either
(D) neither
Ans : (A) further
- He wanted to buy …………. mangoes. (Choose the correct option)
(A) much
(B) any
(C) little
(D) some
Ans : (D) some
- Nistha tried to solve the problem but she …………. not. (Choose the correct option)
(A) can
(B) could
(C) may
(D) might
Ans : (B) could
- He will stay here …………. Monday. (Choose the correct option)
(A) by
(B) at
(C) to
(D) till
Ans : (A) by
- Oh no! …………. I late for the exam ?
(A) Am
(B) Is
(C) Are
(D) Isn’t
Ans : (A) Am
- I sat on my front step. I looked across the street. (Choose the correct combination of
sentences)
(A) I sat and looked on my front step ad across the street.
(B) I sat on my front step and looked across the street.
(C) I sat on my front step to looked across the street.
(D) I sat and looked on my front step across the street.
Ans : (B) I sat on my front step and looked across the street.
- One who loves one’s country: …………. (Choose the correct option)
(A) Revolutionary
(B) Traitor
(C) Patriot
(D) Ambassador
Ans : (C) Patriot
- You can …………. words in a dictionary. (Choose the correct option)
(A) look up
(B) look
(C) look down
(D) look after
Ans : (A) look up
- To drive home. (Choose the correct meaning)
(A) To find one’s root
(B) To return to place of rest
(C) Back to original position
(D) To emphasize
Ans : (D) To emphasize
- Choose the correct spelling.
(A) Servent
(B) Servant
(C) Sarvent
(D) sarvant
Ans : (B) Servant
- I tried to resolve the complex situation. (Identify the adjective)
(A) tried
(B) complex
(C) resolve
(D) situation
Ans : (B) complex
- Hardly had he left, …………. his brother came. (Choose the correct option)
(A) then
(B) than
(C) when
(D) that
Ans : (C) when
- We should …………. the plane now. (Choose the correct option)
(A) bored
(B) board
(C) boat
(D) bore
Ans : (B) board
- Choose the correct synonym of ‘Rectify’.
(A) To build
(B) To command
(C) To destroy
(D) To correct
Ans : (D) To correct
- Choose the correct antonym of ‘Sympathetic’.
(A) Insensitive
(B) Thoughtful
(C) Caring
(D) Compassionate
Ans : (A) Insensitive
- Your friends …………. for you for an hour. (Choose the correct option)
(A) waits
(B) waited
(C) will waiting
(D) waiting
Ans : (B) waited
- I …………. working all afternoon and have just finished the assignment.(Choose the correct option)
(A) have been
(B) had been
(C) shall be
(D) am
Ans : (A) have been
- There is a wall …………. the garden. (Choose the correct preposition)
(A) around
(B) across
(C) on
(D) into
Ans : (A) around
- They usually spend their holidays in …………. mountains. (Choose the correct option)
(A) a
(B) an
(C) the
(D) no article
Ans : (C) the
- He made a clean breast of it during the last days of his life. (Choose the correct meaning of the underlined phrase)
(A) fought like a hero
(B) confessed honestly
(C) faced bravely
(D) shaved his breast
Ans : (B) confessed honestly
- One who does not believe in the existence of God : (Choose the correct meaning)
(A) Theist
(B) Heretic
(C) Atheist
(D) Fanatic
Ans : (C) Atheist
- Yesterday I …………. finish my geography project. (Choose the correct option)
(A) must
(B) mustn’t
(C) had to
(D) have to
Ans : (C) had to
- He …………. to Agra tomorrow. (Choose the correct option)
(A) will go
(B) went
(C) shall go
(D) will went
Ans : (A) will go
- I like Chinese food …………. my husband doesn’t like it al all. (Choose the correct option)
(A) so
(B) but
(C) because
(D) and
Ans : (B) but
- It is very hot. I can’t go out. (Choose the best combination of sentences)
(A) It is very hot, can I go now ?
(B) It is hot, so I cannot go.
(C) It is too hot for me to go out.
(D) Too hot it is, so can’t go out.
Ans : (C) It is too hot for me to go out.
- We …………. a lot of volunteer work. (Choose the correct option)
(A) doing
(B) do
(C) does
(D) are do
Ans : (B) do
- Choose the correct sentence :
(A) Let’s go to the church to find some peace.
(B) Let go to church to find some peace.
(C) Let’s go to church to find some piece.
(D) Let’s go to the church to find at peace.
Ans : (A) Let’s go to the church to find some peace.
- Everybody …………. leaving now. (Choose the correct option)
(A) is
(B) are
(C) am
(D) was
Ans : (A) is
- What type of sentence is this ?
How Surprising!
(A) Declarative
(B) Interrogative
(C) Exclamatory
(D) Imperative
Ans : (C) Exclamatory
- The country lies …………. those mountains that your can see from here. (Choose the correct option)
(A) below
(B) beyond
(C) against
(D) beneath
Ans : (B) beyond
- They are proud winners. (Choose the adjective)
(A) Proud
(B) Are
(C) They
(D) Winners
Ans : (A) Proud
- Does a mother not love her child ? (Choose the correct Assertive Sentence)
(A) A mother loves her child not.
(B) A mother loves her child.
(C) Loves her child a mother.
(D) Loves her child a mother not.
Ans : (B) A mother loves her child.
- Nobody should …………. on the poor. (Choose the correct option)
(A) look over
(B) look on
(C) look at
(D) look down
Ans :
- …………. article he is reading is very interesting. (Choose the suitable option)
(A) A
(B) An
(C) The
(D) no article
Ans : (D) no article
- Use mask as a precaution …………. Corona Virus. (Choose the correct option)
(A) for
(B) against
(C) from
(D) to
Ans : (B) against
- These days, Ram …………. his homework quite often. (Choose the correct option)
(A) forgotten
(B) forgot
(C) forget
(D) forgets
Ans : (D) forgets
Instruction : Question from 61 to 100 are based on the prescribed texts:
- Indian Civilization is ………….
(A) Godless
(B) based on partiality
(C) based on matter
(D) based on belief in God
Ans : (D) based on belief in God
- Mahatma Gandhi was not …………. of material progress of the West.
(A) enamoured
(B) critical
(C) pleased
(D) contemptuous
Ans : (A) enamoured
- ‘A Pinch of Snuff’ is ………….
(A) a short story
(B) an essay
(C) a drama
(D) a speech
Ans : (A) a short story
- If America becomes a great nation, it mustn’t overlook the problems of ………….
(A) Farmers
(B) Labourers
(C) Negroes
(D) Unemployeds
Ans : (C) Negroes
- Bertrand Russell was a philosopher and a ………….
(A) Geologist
(B) Chemist
(C) Botanist
(D) Mathematician
Ans : (D) Mathematician
- The teacher who caught Seibei playing with gourd ………….
(A) appreciated him
(B) depreciated him
(C) awarded him
(D) punished him
Ans : (D) punished him
- In Bangladesh, children are looked after by the ………….
(A) father only
(B) mother only
(C) whole family
(D) maids
Ans : (C) whole family
- The editorial policy of a popular daily is controlled by …………. factors.
(A) three
(B) two
(C) four
(D) five
Ans : (B) two
- Benjy’s hens were producing an average of …………. a week.
(A) 300 eggs
(B) 200 eggs
(C) 100 eggs
(D) 400 eggs
Ans : (B) 200 eggs
- India was a part of the background of ………….
(A) The doctor’s life
(B) The wife’s life
(C) The Kashmiri man’s life
(D) Pearl S. Buck’s life
Ans : (D) Pearl S. Buck’s life
- Natalia is the daughter of ………….
(A) Choobookov
(B) Chekhov
(C) Ivan
(D) Vassilievich
Ans : (A) Choobookov
- …………. is ever present in India.
(A) Religion
(B) Fear
(C) Hatred
(D) Jealousy
Ans : (A) Religion
- Seibei’s mother was …………. with him.
(A) angry
(B) happy
(C) terrified
(D) sad
Ans : (A) angry
- The …………. of a few women raised in warning cannot be heard over the humming and throbbing of our machines.
(A) singing
(B) crying
(C) voices
(D) sleeping
Ans : (C) voices
- Benjy showed no signs of …………. while driving away his parents.
(A) normal emotion
(B) sadness
(C) anxiety
(D) fear
Ans : (A) normal emotion
- The redness of the fire appears …………. to the poet.
(A) nice
(B) cruel
(C) comfortable
(D) acceptable
Ans : (B) cruel
- Who composed ‘Song of Myself’ ?
(A) John Donne
(B) W. H. Auden
(C) John Keats
(D) Walt Whitman
Ans : (D) Walt Whitman
- ‘Nurse’ in the poem ‘Now the Leaves are Falling Fast’ stands for ………….
(A) a plant
(B) a fruit
(C) a tree
(D) a bird
Ans : (A) a plant
- ‘Ode to Autumn’ exhibits the principle of …………. in nature.
(A) joy
(B) contentment
(C) sorrow
(D) beauty
Ans : (D) beauty
- ‘An Epitaph’ deals with a beautiful ………….
(A) girl
(B) lady
(C) baby
(D) puppy
Ans : (B) lady
- ‘The Soldier’ is ………….
(A) an ode
(B) a sonnet
(C) an epic
(D) an elegy
Ans : (B) a sonnet
- Macavity is a …………. cat.
(A) miserable
(B) mystery
(C) appealing
(D) respectable
Ans : (B) mystery
- The term ‘Zoroastrian’ in ‘Fire-Hymn’ stands for ………….
(A) Hindu
(B) Muslim
(C) Christian
(D) Parsi
Ans : (D) Parsi
- ‘A king in exile’ in the poem ‘Snake’ stands for ………….
(A) the rat
(B) the elephant
(C) the snake
(D) the lion
Ans : (C) the snake
- The speaker of ‘My Grandmother’s House’ is proud of ………….
(A) her parent’s house
(B) her grandmother’s house
(C) her uncle’s house
(D) her aunt’s house
Ans : (B) her grandmother’s house
- The poet had gone to the water trough on a …………. day.
(A) hot
(B) stuffy
(C) cold
(D) pleasant
Ans : (A) hot
- Macavity is the bafflement of ………….
(A) Lower yard
(B) Buscot yard
(C) Dcot yard
(D) Scotland yard
Ans : (D) Scotland yard
- The theme of the poem ‘An Epitaph’ is ………….
(A) patriotic
(B) melancholic
(C) romantic
(D) mysterious
Ans : (B) melancholic
- According to W. H. Auden, the …………. has become dumb to see the leafless tree.
(A) hen
(B) sparrow
(C) nightingale
(D) peacock
Ans : (C) nightingale
- Who wrote ‘The Scholar Gipsy’ ?
(A) Matthew Arnold
(B) W. B. yeats
(C) Robert Bridges
(D) Thomas Hardy
Ans : (A) Matthew Arnold
- Who wrote ‘Endymion’ ?
(A) William Wordsworth
(B) John Keats
(C) P. B. Shelley
(D) S. T. Coleridge
Ans : (B) John Keats
- The 18th century is known as the ………….
(A) Cavalier Age
(B) Jacobean Age
(C) Augustan Age
(D) Romantic Age
Ans : (C) Augustan Age
- A major linguistic change in English is ………….
(A) The Great Vowel Shift
(B) Received Pronunciation
(C) Language Change
(D) Vocabulary Shift
Ans : (A) The Great Vowel Shift
- The Old English Period is characterized by ………….
(A) vocabulary
(B) mood
(C) inflection
(D) gender
Ans : (C) inflection
- Goldsmith and Sheridan made contributions to the ………….
(A) Novel
(B) Non-fiction writing
(C) Poetry
(D) English stage
Ans : (C) Poetry
- Who wrote ‘Huckleberry Finn’ ?
(A) Herman Melville
(B) Henry James
(C) Earnest Hemingway
(D) Mark Twain
Ans : (D) Mark Twain
- The …………. helped in simplifying English.
(A) Bible
(B) Quran
(C) Mahabharata
(D) Ramayana
Ans : (A) Bible
- Who wrote Macbeth and ‘Julius Caesar’ ?
(A) Johnson
(B) Goldsmith
(C) Shakespeare
(D) Sheridan
Ans : (C) Shakespeare
- The word ‘drama’ comes from a …………. word.
(A) Latin
(B) Indian
(C) Scandinavian
(D) Greek
Ans : (D) Greek
- Who wrote ‘Tughlaq’ ?
(A) Girish Karnad
(B) R. N. Tagore
(C) Toru Dutt
(D) Aurobindo
Ans : (A) Girish Karnad
