Chapter 16 · 8 hours
Success and celebration
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15 questions set from this chapter, 4 of them more than once. Most repeated first.
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- 2081 Chaitra · Karnali · 5 marks
- 2075 · Set DP · 5 marks
One of your classmates won 'The Best Essay Writing Award - 2081' in the national level essay writing competition. Write a formal message of congratulation on behalf of your child club at school. Write it in about 100 words using the following clues.
Amar Singh Yadav ..... a student of class 10 XYZ School, Rasuwa ........ 'The Best Essay Writing Award - 2081'….congratulations ....... result of hard work ........... proud of him ..... wish for further success
Answer
Congratulation Message
Date: ........
Dear Amar,
On behalf of the Child Club of our school, I warmly congratulate you, a student of Class 10, XYZ School, Rasuwa, on winning 'The Best Essay Writing Award - 2081' at the national level competition. This award is the result of your hard work, creativity and dedication. We are very proud of you, and you have brought great honour to our school and district. We wish you further success in all your future endeavours. Congratulations once again!
Yours sincerely, Child Club, XYZ School, Rasuwa (about 100 words)
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- 2081 Chaitra · Koshi · 5 marks
- 2075 · Set EP · 5 marks
One of your friends has received the first prize in a speech competition organized by your municipality/rural municipality. You want to publish a message of congratulations in a newspaper. Write a formal message of congratulations in about 100 words using the clues given.
Anuska Sherpa .......... first prize in speech competition ....... hard work, discipline, oratory skills ...... happy and proud ......... congratulations ....... best wishes
Answer
Congratulation Message
Heartiest Congratulations!
Date: ........
We are delighted to congratulate Anuska Sherpa on winning the first prize in the speech competition organized by our municipality. Her success is the fruit of her hard work, discipline and outstanding oratory skills. We are all very happy and proud of her achievement, which has brought honour to her family, school and community. Congratulations, Anuska! We wish you the best of luck for your future and hope you will continue to inspire others.
Sincerely, ........ (about 100 words)
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- 2081 Chaitra · Sudurpashchim · 5 marks
- 2075 · Set GP · 5 marks
One of your classmates obtained an outstanding GPA in the second term exam. Write a formal message of congratulation for her in about 100 words on behalf of the grade 10 students. Use the clues given in the box.
Clues: Smarika Subba ..... congratulations ........... outstanding GPA ....... hard work pays off ....... wish for further progress .... grade 10 students.
Answer
Congratulation Message
Date: ........
Dear Smarika,
On behalf of all the Grade 10 students, I heartily congratulate you on your outstanding GPA in the second term examination. Your result proves that hard work pays off. You have been regular, sincere and determined, and you have set an example for all of us. We are proud of you. We wish you further progress in the coming exams and in your future life. Congratulations once again!
Yours sincerely, Grade 10 students (about 100 words)
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- 2082 Chaitra · Sudurpashchim · 5 marks
- 2075 · Set AP · 5 marks
One of your friends has got a scholarship for her studies. Write a formal message of congratulations in about 100 words on behalf of your class using the given clues.
..... Dipmala Sherpa ..... Grade Ten student ..... scholarship for studies ..... matter of pride ..... hard work paid off ..... bright future .....
Answer
Congratulation Message
Date: ........
Dear Dipmala,
On behalf of all the students of our class, I warmly congratulate you, a Grade Ten student, on getting the scholarship for your studies. It is a matter of pride for all of us. Your hard work has paid off, and your success shows that sincere effort always brings results. We are sure you have a bright future ahead. We wish you all the best and hope you will keep making us proud. Congratulations once again!
Yours sincerely, Class Ten students
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- 2081 Grade increment · 5 marks
Write a formal message of congratulations to Mr. Dilkumar Bhujel on his recent appointment as the Head Teacher of your school. Write it in about 100 words using the following clues.
heartfelt congratulations ..... excited to have a new leader ...... confident of new vision and dedication ..... bright future of the school ...... best wishes for successful tenure ..... ABC School family
Answer
Congratulation Message
Date: ........
Dear Mr. Bhujel,
On behalf of the ABC School family, I offer my heartfelt congratulations on your appointment as the Head Teacher of our school. We are excited to have a new leader like you. We are confident that your new vision and dedication will take the school to greater heights, and we are sure the future of the school is bright under your guidance. We wish you a very successful tenure and promise our full support in all your efforts. Once again, congratulations!
Yours sincerely, ABC School family (about 100 words)
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- 2080 Chaitra · Karnali · 5+5+5 marks
Read the following text and do the tasks that follow.
Everyone wants to climb up the ladder of success and be happy and completely satisfied with their lives. This is the greatest desire of human beings. We struggle throughout our lives to fulfil these desires in whatever way possible. But everyone cannot achieve success, and only a few people will be completely successful in fulfilling their desires for happiness, luxury and satisfaction. Success cannot be achieved in a day. It doesn't happen by accident either. It is the sweet result of investing our valuable time with lots of hard work and determination. We should not give up hope while coming up against difficulties, and we have to show great perseverance in the face of each difficulty until our ultimate goal is achieved. Success is never ending and failure is not final.
Success begins with our imagination. Without imagination, we can do nothing towards our success because imagination creates the shape of success which helps us to act upon it. In this sense, we can say that imagination is the engine of life to achieve success. Goals can be achieved only through imagination. So, we must dare to dream bigger if we want to be successful. It is easy to have a big dream, but it is equally difficult to turn it into reality. So, having confidence and working hard at every step of the way towards our dream is much more important than anything else. This is because having a big dream won't make any sense if we do not work hard with good plans to achieve it.
In my opinion, there are three bold steps which are the key to success and the way to be the person we want to be. They are imagination, confidence and hard work with plans. First of all, we have to see our future goal from our current state, and we have to paint it beautifully with different colours though our imagination. Then we have to believe that we can change it into reality with great confidence. Finally, we have to try to reach our goal and fulfill it through hard work with good plans.
4.1 Match the meanings in Column 'A' with the words in Column 'B'. One word does not have a match. (5×1=5)
Column 'A' Column 'B' I. in the end A. struggle II. fulfilment of one's wishes, expectations, or needs B. ladder III. something we want to achieve C. imagination IV. make an effort D. finally V. a series of steps to climb E. goal F. satisfaction
4.2 Write 'TRUE' for true statements and 'FALSE' for the false ones. (5×1=5)
I. Getting success is the greatest human desire.
II. One has to be hopeful in a difficult time to gain success.
III. An imaginative person cannot be successful.
IV. Dream can easily be turned into a reality.
V. The writer mentions three key steps of success in the text.
4.3 Answer the following questions. (5×1=5)
I. What does success start with?
II. How does imagination help to get success?
III. Why is it essential to work hard to achieve our dream?
IV. How can we change our future goals into reality?
V. What will help us to fulfil our goal?
Success begins with our imagination. Without imagination, we can do nothing towards our success because imagination creates the shape of success which helps us to act upon it. In this sense, we can say that imagination is the engine of life to achieve success. Goals can be achieved only through imagination. So, we must dare to dream bigger if we want to be successful. It is easy to have a big dream, but it is equally difficult to turn it into reality. So, having confidence and working hard at every step of the way towards our dream is much more important than anything else. This is because having a big dream won't make any sense if we do not work hard with good plans to achieve it.
In my opinion, there are three bold steps which are the key to success and the way to be the person we want to be. They are imagination, confidence and hard work with plans. First of all, we have to see our future goal from our current state, and we have to paint it beautifully with different colours though our imagination. Then we have to believe that we can change it into reality with great confidence. Finally, we have to try to reach our goal and fulfill it through hard work with good plans.
Answer
4.1 Matching
| Column A | Answer |
|---|---|
| I. in the end | D. finally |
| II. fulfilment of one's wishes or needs | F. satisfaction |
| III. something we want to achieve | E. goal |
| IV. make an effort | A. struggle |
| V. a series of steps to climb | B. ladder |
The extra word is C. imagination.
4.2 True or False
I. TRUE: it is called the greatest desire of human beings. II. TRUE: we should not give up hope in difficulties. III. FALSE: imagination is the engine of success. IV. FALSE: it is easy to dream but difficult to turn it into reality. V. TRUE: imagination, confidence, and hard work with plans.
4.3 Answers
I. Success starts with our imagination.
II. Imagination creates the shape of success, which helps us to act upon it, so it is the engine of life.
III. Because a big dream makes no sense unless we work hard with good plans to achieve it.
IV. We can change goals into reality by believing in ourselves with confidence and working hard with good plans.
V. Imagination, confidence and hard work with plans will help us to fulfil our goal.
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- 2081 Chaitra · Gandaki · 15 marks
Read the following text and do the tasks that follow.
Nobel Prize is any of the prizes (five in number until 1969, when a sixth was added) awarded annually from a fund bequeathed for that purpose by the Swedish inventor and industrialist Alfred Nobel. The Nobel Prizes are widely regarded as the world's most prestigious awards for intellectual achievement.
In his will drafted in 1895, Nobel instructed that most of his fortune be set aside as a fund for the awarding of five annual prizes "to those who, during the preceding year, shall have conferred the greatest benefit on mankind?" These prizes as established by his will are the Nobel Prize for Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature and Peace respectively.
The first distribution of the prizes took place on December 10, 1901, the fifth anniversary of Nobel's death. An additional award, in Economic Sciences in memory of Alfred Nobel, was established in 1968 by the Bank of Sweden and was first awarded in 1969. Although not technically a Nobel Prize, it is identified with the award; its winners are announced with the Nobel Prize recipients and the Prize in Economic Sciences is presented at the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony.
After Nobel's death, the Nobel Foundation was set up to carry out the provisions of his will and to administer his funds. In his will, he had stipulated that four different institutions - three Swedish and one Norwegian - should award the prizes. From Stockholm, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences confers the prizes for Physics, Chemistry and Economic Sciences, the Karolinska Institute confers the prize for Physiology or Medicine, and the Swedish Academy confers the prize for Literature.
The Norwegian Nobel Committee based on Oslo, Norway confers the prize for peace. The Nobel Foundation is the legal owner and functional administrator of the funds and serves as the joint administrative body of the price awarding institutions, but it is not concerned with prize deliberations or decisions.
A. Fill in the gaps with the correct words underlined in the text. (Two words are not necessary.) 5×1=5
(i) An honorary degree was ........ to her for her outstanding humanitarian act.
(ii) Rajesh's father ....... him not only a fortune but also a legacy of integrity and hard work.
(iii) The councils ...... focused on how to address the city's growing traffic issues.
(iv) To ensure quality education to all the school ....... has been working tirelessly for the last few years.
(v) The teacher reminded all the students of the ….. chapters before starting a new one.
B. Put the following sentences in the correct order as they appear in the text. 5×1=5
(i) Nobel Prize for Peace is granted in Norway.
(ii) The Nobel Prizes firstly distributed at the beginning of the 20th century.
(iii) Nobel Prizes are awarded every year to those who have contributed for mankind.
(iv) The Nobel foundation manages the provisions related to the prizes.
(v) Bank of Sweden established the prize for Economic Sciences.
C. Answer the following questions. 5×1=5
(i) Who was Alfred Nobel?
(ii) What prizes were established based on Nobel's will, drafted in 1895?
(iii) Which is the youngest among Nobel Prizes?
(iv) As per Nobel's will, how many institutions should award the prizes?
(v) Which organization distributes the Nobel Prize for literature?
Figure: The underlined words in the passage (which the fill-in-the-gaps task refers to) are not recoverable from the text extraction; the words themselves are unmarked.
In his will drafted in 1895, Nobel instructed that most of his fortune be set aside as a fund for the awarding of five annual prizes "to those who, during the preceding year, shall have conferred the greatest benefit on mankind?" These prizes as established by his will are the Nobel Prize for Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature and Peace respectively.
The first distribution of the prizes took place on December 10, 1901, the fifth anniversary of Nobel's death. An additional award, in Economic Sciences in memory of Alfred Nobel, was established in 1968 by the Bank of Sweden and was first awarded in 1969. Although not technically a Nobel Prize, it is identified with the award; its winners are announced with the Nobel Prize recipients and the Prize in Economic Sciences is presented at the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony.
After Nobel's death, the Nobel Foundation was set up to carry out the provisions of his will and to administer his funds. In his will, he had stipulated that four different institutions - three Swedish and one Norwegian - should award the prizes. From Stockholm, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences confers the prizes for Physics, Chemistry and Economic Sciences, the Karolinska Institute confers the prize for Physiology or Medicine, and the Swedish Academy confers the prize for Literature.
The Norwegian Nobel Committee based on Oslo, Norway confers the prize for peace. The Nobel Foundation is the legal owner and functional administrator of the funds and serves as the joint administrative body of the price awarding institutions, but it is not concerned with prize deliberations or decisions.
Answer
A. Fill in the gaps
The underlined words are not shown in the question, so these answers are chosen from the text and the meaning of each sentence.
(i) conferred: An honorary degree was conferred to her. (ii) bequeathed: Rajesh's father bequeathed him a fortune and a legacy. (iii) deliberations: The councils' deliberations focused on the traffic issues. (iv) administrator (administrative body): the school administrator has been working tirelessly. (v) preceding: the preceding chapters.
B. Correct order
- (iii) Nobel Prizes are awarded every year to those who have contributed for mankind.
- (ii) The Nobel Prizes were first distributed at the beginning of the 20th century.
- (v) The Bank of Sweden established the prize for Economic Sciences.
- (iv) The Nobel Foundation manages the provisions related to the prizes.
- (i) The Nobel Prize for Peace is granted in Norway.
C. Answers
(i) Alfred Nobel was a Swedish inventor and industrialist whose fortune funds the Nobel Prizes.
(ii) The prizes for Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature and Peace.
(iii) The Prize in Economic Sciences, established in 1968 and first awarded in 1969.
(iv) Four institutions (three Swedish and one Norwegian).
(v) The Swedish Academy.
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- 2082 Chaitra · Gandaki · 5+5+5 marks
Read the text and do the tasks.
Nick Vujicic was born to Dushka and Boris Vujicic in 1982 in Melbourne, Australia. Although he was an otherwise healthy baby, Nick was born without arms and legs; he had no legs, but two small feet, one of which had two toes. Nick has two siblings, Michelle and Aaron. Initially, a Victoria state law prevented Nick from attending a mainstream school due to his physical disability in spite of a lack of mental impairment! However, Nick became one of the first physically disabled students integrated into a mainstream school once those laws changed. However, his lack of limbs made him a target for school bullies, and he fell into a severe depression. At age eight, he contemplated suicide and even tried to drown himself in his bathtub at age ten; his love for his parents prevented him from following through with that thought.
A key turning point in his faith came when his mother showed him a newspaper article about a man dealing with a severe disability. Nick realized he wasn't unique in his struggles and began to embrace his lack of limbs. After this, Nick realized his accomplishments could inspire others and became grateful for his life.
Nick gradually figured out how to live a full life without limbs, adapting many of the daily skills limbed people accomplish without thinking. Nick writes with two toes on his left foot and a special grip that slid onto his big toe. He knows how to use a computer and can type up to 45 words per minute using the heel and toe method. He has also learned to throw tennis balls, play drum pedals, get a glass of water, comb his hair, brush his teeth, answer the phone and shave, in addition to participating in golf, swimming, and even sky-diving.
During secondary school, he was elected captain of MacGregor State in Queensland and worked with the student council on fundraising events for local charities and disability campaigns. When he was seventeen, he started to give talks at his prayer group, and later founded his non-profit organization, Life without Limbs.
A. Match the meanings in Column A with the words from the text in Column B. One of the words in Column B does not have a match. (5×1=5)
Column A Column B a. impressive things that are achieved i. siblings b. one's brothers or sisters ii. charities c. money, food, etc. given to the needy people iii. accomplishments d. planned activities to achieve a particular aim iv. struggles e. hard fights for achieving something v. limbs vi. campaigns
B. Write the sentences in the correct order as they appear in the text. (5×1=5)
a. Nick established his non-profit organization.
b. Nick gradually adapted to live a full life without limbs.
c. Nick was born without limbs.
d. A newspaper article made Nick realize that he wasn't unique in his struggles.
e. Nick worked with the student council for local charities.
C. Answer these questions. (5×1=5)
a. Where was Nick born?
b. Why could Nick NOT attend the mainstream school initially?
c. What was the major cause of Nick's depression?
d. What event inspired Nick to embrace his disability?
e. How did Nick use computer?
A key turning point in his faith came when his mother showed him a newspaper article about a man dealing with a severe disability. Nick realized he wasn't unique in his struggles and began to embrace his lack of limbs. After this, Nick realized his accomplishments could inspire others and became grateful for his life.
Nick gradually figured out how to live a full life without limbs, adapting many of the daily skills limbed people accomplish without thinking. Nick writes with two toes on his left foot and a special grip that slid onto his big toe. He knows how to use a computer and can type up to 45 words per minute using the heel and toe method. He has also learned to throw tennis balls, play drum pedals, get a glass of water, comb his hair, brush his teeth, answer the phone and shave, in addition to participating in golf, swimming, and even sky-diving.
During secondary school, he was elected captain of MacGregor State in Queensland and worked with the student council on fundraising events for local charities and disability campaigns. When he was seventeen, he started to give talks at his prayer group, and later founded his non-profit organization, Life without Limbs.
Answer
A. Matching
| Column A | Answer |
|---|---|
| a. impressive things that are achieved | iii. accomplishments |
| b. one's brothers or sisters | i. siblings |
| c. money, food, etc. given to needy people | ii. charities |
| d. planned activities to achieve a particular aim | vi. campaigns |
| e. hard fights for achieving something | iv. struggles |
The extra word is v. limbs.
B. Correct order
- c. Nick was born without limbs.
- d. A newspaper article made Nick realize that he wasn't unique in his struggles.
- b. Nick gradually adapted to live a full life without limbs.
- e. Nick worked with the student council for local charities.
- a. Nick established his non-profit organization.
C. Answers
a. Nick was born in Melbourne, Australia.
b. A Victoria state law prevented a physically disabled child from attending a mainstream school.
c. The major cause was bullying by school bullies because of his lack of limbs.
d. His mother showed him a newspaper article about a man dealing with a severe disability, and he realized he was not alone.
e. He typed on it using the heel and toe method, up to 45 words per minute.
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- 2080 Chaitra · Sudurpashchim · 5 marks
Choose and copy the correct answer from the brackets to complete the given text. (Rewriting is not required. Write the letters of the blank spaces and the correct answer.) (10×0.5=5)
Everybody (a)..................... (want / wants / wanted / had wanted) to be successful in the world. They need to work hard for success, (b) ................. (do they/ don't they/ doesn't he/ hadn't he) ? (c).......... (Although/ Because/ However/ So) a few people become successful, it's really difficult to achieve it. Can you give me (d)....... (a/ an/ the/ no article) piece of advice as to how I can become successful in life? Each of us (e)........... (have/ has/ do/ do have) got a potential within us. In other words, we (f)........ (has to /have to /was to /had to) explore it for its manifestation. If you cultivate a habit of pursuing your hobby, it (g) ... (will help/ would help/ would be helping/ would have helped) you a lot. Moreover, having an aim in life makes one (h)....... (stick /to stick/ stuck/ sticking) to his/her work. So, you should always avail yourself (i)...... (off / of/ for/ in) your own potential in order to get success in life. That will definitely give an (j).... (awful/ awesome/ amplified/ ample) result.
Answer
| Blank | Answer | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| (a) | wants | 'Everybody' takes a singular verb in the present. |
| (b) | don't they | Tag for 'They need...' (positive statement, so negative tag). |
| (c) | Although | Shows contrast: although a few succeed, it is difficult. |
| (d) | a | 'piece' begins with a consonant sound. |
| (e) | has | 'Each of us' is singular. |
| (f) | have to | Obligation with plural 'we'. |
| (g) | will help | First conditional: if + present, will + verb. |
| (h) | stick | 'makes one + bare infinitive'. |
| (i) | of | 'avail oneself of' is the correct phrase. |
| (j) | awesome | 'An awesome result' fits the positive meaning. |
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- 2075 · Set BP · 5 marks
Write a message of condolence on behalf of your school to be published in a newspaper using the clues given in the box below. (5)
Dev Tharu - a student of class ten - died in a bus accident - humorous - popular among friends and teachers - sadly misses.
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Condolence
We are deeply shocked and saddened to learn of the untimely death of
Dev Tharu
a student of class ten of our school, in a bus accident.
Dev was a humorous boy and was very popular among his friends and teachers. His cheerful nature brought smiles to everyone around him. His sudden departure is a great loss to our school family, and we will sadly miss him.
We pray for the eternal peace of the departed soul and express our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family. May they find the strength to bear this irreparable loss.
Principal, teachers and students Everest Secondary School
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- 2074 · Set AC · 5 marks
Write a message of condolence on behalf of your school to be published in a newspaper. Use the clues in the box. (5)
Nita Karki ..... birth: 2060/04/13 - death 2074/11/02 ..... a student of grade 10 ..... died of heart failure
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Condolence
With deep sorrow, we announce the sad demise of
Nita Karki
(Born: 2060/04/13 - Died: 2074/11/02)
a student of grade 10 of our school, who died of heart failure.
Nita was a sincere and disciplined student, loved by her friends and teachers. Her sudden death has left a great void in our school family, and she will always be remembered by us.
We pray to the almighty for the eternal peace of the departed soul and extend our heartfelt condolences to the grieving family. May they get the strength to bear this great loss.
Principal, teachers and students ABC Secondary School
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- 2075 · Set CP · 5 marks
The following pie-chart shows the marks obtained by Sujan KC in the SEE pre-test 2075. Study the chart and write a description of it in about 100 words. (5)
Pie chart data:
Subject Marks English 55 Math 50 Nepali 75 Science 85 Social Studies 75 HPE 70 Account 65 Math II 65
Answer
Marks Obtained by Sujan KC in the SEE Pre-test 2075
The pie chart shows the marks obtained by Sujan KC in eight subjects in the SEE pre-test 2075. His total marks are 540.
He scored the highest marks in Science, 85, which is about 16 per cent of the total. He scored 75 each in Nepali and Social Studies, about 14 per cent each, and 70 in HPE, 13 per cent. In Account and Math II he scored 65 each, about 12 per cent each. His lowest marks are in Math (50) and English (55), about 9 and 10 per cent respectively.
The difference between his highest and lowest marks is 35. His average is 67.5 marks.
In conclusion, Sujan is strongest in Science and weakest in Math, and he needs to give more time to English and Math.
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- 2075 · Set DP · 6 marks
Compose a dialogue between two friends who are talking about their preparation for SEE in at least six exchanges. (6)
Answer
Dialogue between two friends, Bimal and Sunil, about their SEE preparation
Bimal: Hello Sunil, the SEE is only a few weeks away. How is your preparation going?
Sunil: Hi Bimal. It is going quite well. I have finished revising most subjects, but Maths and Science still need more practice.
Bimal: Same here. I solve a few old question papers every day, and they help me a lot. Have you tried them?
Sunil: Yes, I have started, but I often run out of time in the Maths paper. How do you manage your time?
Bimal: I attempt the easy questions first and keep the difficult ones for the end. I also set a timer while practising at home.
Sunil: That is a good idea. I will try it. Do you study alone or with friends?
Bimal: Mostly alone, but on Saturdays I join a group study. We explain difficult topics to one another, and it makes learning easier.
Sunil: Can I join your group this Saturday?
Bimal: Of course. Bring your Science notes, and we will discuss them together.
Sunil: Thank you, Bimal. I hope we both do well in the exam.
Bimal: I am sure we will if we keep working hard. Good luck!
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- 2075 · Set GP · 6 marks
Write a dialogue in about six exchanges between two friends who are talking about the importance of learning English. (6)
Answer
Dialogue between two friends, Sabin and Roshan, about the importance of learning English
Sabin: Hello Roshan, I have joined an English speaking class. Do you think it is useful?
Roshan: Hi Sabin. Definitely. English is an international language, so learning it is very important.
Sabin: That is true. Most of the books on science and technology are written in English.
Roshan: Yes, and it helps us find good jobs too. Many companies and organizations ask for good English.
Sabin: I have also noticed that it is useful when we travel. We can talk with people from different countries.
Roshan: Right. And if we want to study abroad, we have to pass tests like IELTS.
Sabin: I want to be a tourist guide in the future, so English will be very helpful for me.
Roshan: That is a good career in Nepal. How do you plan to improve your English?
Sabin: I read English newspapers and watch English news every day. I also try to speak with my friends in English.
Roshan: Then I will join you. Let us practise together every evening.
Sabin: That sounds great. Practice makes perfect!
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- CDC Class 10 Compulsory English model paper · 5 marks
Write a formal message of congratulations to your friend who has won the title of 'Best Player' in an inter-school volleyball tournament organized by your municipality/rural municipality. Write the message in about 100 words using the clues given below.
Sanskriti Chaudhary ---- the best volleyball player --- hardworking and disciplined --- happy and proud --- congratulations --- best wishes for future endeavour
Answer
Congratulation Message
Date: ........
Dear Sanskriti,
Heartiest congratulations on winning the title of 'Best Player' in the inter-school volleyball tournament organized by our municipality. You are the best volleyball player of the tournament, and everyone in our school is delighted. This success is the result of your hard work and discipline. We are happy and proud to have a friend like you. Once again, congratulations on this great achievement. I wish you the very best for all your future endeavours and hope you will keep bringing glory to our school.
Yours sincerely, ........ (about 100 words)
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Questions from SEE 2081 English (1011), Koshi (Official board paper (text PDF)), SEE 2081 English (1011), Madhesh (Official board paper (text PDF)), SEE 2081 English (1011), Bagmati (Official board paper (text PDF)), SEE 2081 English (1011), Gandaki (Official board paper (text PDF)), SEE 2081 English (1011), Lumbini (Official board paper (text PDF)), SEE 2081 English (1011), Karnali (Official board paper (text PDF)), SEE 2081 English (1011), Sudurpashchim (Official board paper (text PDF)), SEE 2080 English (1011), Koshi (Board exam (scanned PDF)), SEE 2080 English (1011), Madhesh (Board exam (scanned PDF)), SEE 2080 English (1011), Bagmati (Board exam (scanned PDF)), SEE 2080 English (1011), Gandaki (Board exam (scanned PDF)), SEE 2080 English (1011), Lumbini (Board exam (scanned PDF)), SEE 2080 English (1011), Karnali (Board exam (scanned PDF)), SEE 2080 English (1011), Sudurpashchim (Board exam (scanned PDF)), SEE 2080 English (GI-1011), grade increment (Grade-increment exam (scan); held month not stated, check page header), SEE 2081 English (GI-1011), grade increment (Grade-increment exam, 2025 (7 JPG scans); held month not stated, check page header), SEE 2082 English (1011), Koshi (Board exam, Chaitra 2082 (page of JPG images)), SEE 2082 English (1011), Madhesh (Board exam, Chaitra 2082 (page of JPG images)), SEE 2082 English (1011), Bagmati (Board exam, Chaitra 2082 (page of JPG images)), SEE 2082 English (1011), Gandaki (Board exam, Chaitra 2082 (page of JPG images)), SEE 2082 English (1011), Lumbini (Board exam, Chaitra 2082 (page of JPG images)), SEE 2082 English (1011), Karnali (Board exam, Chaitra 2082 (page of JPG images)), SEE 2082 English (1011), Sudurpashchim (Board exam, Chaitra 2082 (page of JPG images)), CDC Class 10 Compulsory English model paper (2080 grid) (Model paper inside the CDC specification grid (text PDF)), SEE 2075 Compulsory English RE-101 'AP' (new course) (Board exam, 2075 (2019), set AP; text PDF linked from the page), SEE 2075 Compulsory English RE-101 'BP' (new course) (Board exam, 2075 (2019), set BP; text PDF linked from the page), SEE 2075 Compulsory English RE-101 'CP' (new course) (Board exam, 2075 (2019), set CP; text PDF linked from the page), SEE 2075 Compulsory English RE-101 'DP' (new course) (Board exam, 2075 (2019), set DP; page images (same paper is also on dhanraj.com.np)), SEE 2075 Compulsory English RE-101 'EP' (new course) (Board exam, 2075 (2019), set EP; text PDF linked from the page), SEE 2075 Compulsory English RE-101 'GP' (new course) (Board exam, 2075 (2019), set GP; text PDF linked from the page), SEE 2075 Compulsory English RE-GE-101 (old course) (Board exam, 2075 (2019), old-course paper; only items that fit the current chapters are used), SEE 2074 Compulsory English RE-101 'AC' (new course) (Board exam, 2074 (2018), set AC; text PDF linked from the page), SEE 2074 Compulsory English RE-101 'CC' (new course) (Board exam, 2074 (2018), set CC; photographed copy, only the printed questions were used), SEE 2074 Compulsory English RE-101 (old course) (Board exam, 2074 (2018), old-course paper; only items that fit the current chapters are used), SEE 2078 (2022) Compulsory English, Reading and Writing (partial paper) (Three page images posted by Educate Nepal as SEE 2078 questions (questions 1 to 3 only)) and SEE Grade Increment 2082 (GI-1011) Compulsory English (Grade-increment exam, 2082 (2026); PDF). Answers are written for this site; check them against your class notes.
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