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Class 12 English Practice Test sample questions
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1. Identify the clause type: The boy who is playing is my brother. 2. Transform the sentence: No sooner did he arrive than it started raining. 3. Write a precis of a given passage (teacher can provide). 4. Write a formal letter to a company applying for a job. 5. Write an essay on "Globalization and Its Impact." 6. Identify the figure of speech: The stars danced in the night sky. 7. Change voice: They will complete the project tomorrow. 8. Write the meaning of the idiom: to read between the lines. 9. Use 'lest' in a sentence. 10. Punctuate: tagore a renowned poet wrote gitanjali in bengali 11. Write antonyms for: humble, expand, generous. 12. Combine using 'although': He was tired. He kept walking. 13. Frame a question tag for: They have left for Delhi. 14. Write a paragraph (8–10 lines) on "Role of Youth in Nation Building." 15. Write a formal letter (around 120 words) to the editor of a newspaper on the rising prices of essential commodities.
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Answer key & quick explanations
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- Clause: The boy who is playing: Adjective (relative) clause modifying 'boy'.
- Transform: No sooner did he arrive than it started raining: As soon as he arrived, it started raining.
- Precis writing: Read passage → underline key points → write 1/3 length in your own words → give a title.
- Job application letter: Sender + date + receiver + subject + salutation + body (intro, qualifications, request) + closing.
- Essay: Globalization and Impact: Define globalization → economic, cultural, technological impact → positives & negatives → balanced conclusion.
- Figure: stars danced in the night sky: Personification.
- Voice: They will complete the project tomorrow: The project will be completed (by them) tomorrow.
- Idiom: read between the lines: Understand the hidden meaning beyond the words.
- Sentence with 'lest': Example: Walk carefully lest you should fall.
- Punctuate: tagore a renowned poet wrote gitanjali in bengali: Tagore, a renowned poet, wrote Gitanjali in Bengali.
- Antonyms of humble, expand, generous: arrogant, contract, miserly.
- Combine with 'although': Although he was tired, he kept walking.
- Tag for 'They have left for Delhi': They have left for Delhi, haven't they?
- Para: Role of Youth in Nation Building: Energy and innovation of youth; education, technology, entrepreneurship; civic responsibility; closing call to action.
- Letter to editor on rising prices: Sender + date + 'The Editor' + subject + salutation + body (problem, examples, request for action) + closing.
Class 12 English chapters covered
Typical NCERT / board-syllabus chapters this practice test draws from. Paste questions from any chapter below to generate a focused chapter-wise mock test.
- Flamingo – The Last Lesson
- Flamingo – Lost Spring
- Flamingo – Deep Water
- Flamingo – The Rattrap
- Flamingo – Indigo
- Flamingo – Poets and Pancakes
- Flamingo – The Interview
- Flamingo – Going Places
- Vistas (supplementary reader)
- Grammar – Tenses, Voice, Reported Speech, Modals, Clauses
- Writing Skills – Notice, Advertisement, Letter, Article, Report
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