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10th Class

Test Schedule

No. Syllabus
1 Lesson 1 & 2 (Short answers, Translation, spellings, synonyms)
Poem 1 (Short answers, summary) Review # 1, verb Ex # 1, My Last day
at school, Translation into English passages (1-4), Pairs of words (1-9)
Preposition (1-11) Narration: Assertive type
2 Lesson 4 (Short answers, Translation, spellings, synonyms) Poem 2
(Short answers, summary) Review # 2, verb Ex # 1, Sports and games,
Translation into English passages (5-8), Pairs of words (10-18)
Preposition (12-12) Narration: Interrogative type
3 Lesson 6 (Short answers, Translation, spellings, synonyms) Poem 3
(Short answers, summary) Review # 3, verb Ex # 2, My House,
Translation into English passages (9-12), Pairs of words (19-27)
Preposition (23-33) Narration: Imperative type
4 Lesson 7 (Short answers, Translation, spellings, synonyms) Poem 1
(Short answers, summary) Review # 1, verb Ex # 2, Courtesy,
Translation into English passages (13-16), Pairs of words (28-36)
Preposition (34-44) Narration: Optative type
5 Lesson 9 (Short answers, Translation, spellings, synonyms) Poem 2
(Short answers, summary) Review # 2, verb Ex # 3, Libraries,
Translation into English passages (17-20), Pairs of words (37-45)
Preposition (45-55) Narration: Exclamatory type
6 Lesson 10 (Short answers, Translation, spellings, synonyms) Poem 3
(Short answers, summary) Review # 3, verb Ex # 3, Health, Translation
into English passages (21-24), Pairs of words (46-54) Preposition (56-66)
Narration: Assertive type
7 Lesson 11 (Short answers, Translation, spellings, synonyms) Poem 1
(Short answers, summary) Review # 1, verb Ex # 4, A Rainy day,
Translation into English passages (25-28), Pairs of words (55-65)
Preposition (67-77) Narration: Interrogative type
8 Lesson 12 (Short answers, Translation, spellings, synonyms) Poem 2
(Short answers, summary) Review # 2, verb Ex # 5, A scene at railway
station, Translation into English passages (29-32), Pairs of words (66-68)
Preposition (78-88) Narration: Imperative type
9 Lesson 13 (Short answers, Translation, spellings, synonyms) Poem 3
(Short answers, summary) Review # 3, verb Ex # 6, A true Muslim,
Translation into English passages (33-36), Pairs of words (69-73)
Preposition (89-99) Narration: Optative type
Overall Presentation of the paper:
First of all you need to be cautious of your overall paper presentations. Here are the
few things you need to consider:

1. Draw a line on the right and left of of the page with a cut marker
2. Keep your paper neat and clean
3. Giver Proper important headings
4. Fill all the page don't leave any space
5. Stay on the topic will answering the question
6. After finishing the question draw a line at the end of the answer
7. Don't leave extra space at the end of the page.
8. Answer only the number of the question asked don't attempt extra question. But if
do attempt extra question, then do not write the word "EXTA QUESTION" with it.

All high achievers and board toppers follow the rules. So, if you want to get higher
marks, follow the rules.

Required Material for Effective Paper


Presentation
Putting first things first, you need the followings to attempt your paper effectively.

-- A large transparent scale.


-- A blue cut marker
-- A small scale
-- A good blue pen
-- A pencil, an eraser and a sharpener.

Now, it's time how to use the above effectively to win the game:

. Using large transparent scale


To draw a line, on both sides of the papers, so that your margins are clear and all of
your page gives a better look as your writings will be well margined.

2. Use of cut marker


The use of a cut marker effectively is the most important step, as it's the key to get
more marks. There are following uses of the cut marker in the exam.
Use the cut marker for headings, question numbers and parts.

-- Main heading on the first two lines should be "Subjective type" at the center of the
page.
-- Then give Subheading as "Short Questions" at the center of the page
-- The third heading should be Question number, and it should also written in the
center of the page
-- Underline the subheading if you are not writing it with cut marker
Always write question number and part number in the middle of the line.

Use Cut Marker it to write important points, such as dates, names, important words,
so that even if the checker doesn't check your paper with full attention, he knows on
the first glimpse that you have written every thing and all points necessary to get full
marks.

Also write important sentences or Phrases with the cut marker, in all subjects,
normally there is one sentence in the question that is most important, and that the
checker wants to check. For example, in physics, a very important short question is
related to the momentum is why gun recoils when a bullet is fired. You can write the
answer normally with a ball point, but the "To conserve Momentum" is the most
important phrase in the answer, so write it with the cut marker. Because it's the phrase
the checker wants to check whereas the rest of it is not that important.

3. Draw a short line after writing each


answer.
And also leave one line after each answer, so that you may have the space available
even if you missed anything, and you may write it once you remember. But do not
leaver two or more empty lines, as leaving too many empty spaces is considered to be
a bad thing in board examinations.

4. USE of A small scale


Small scale is very effective for drawing small lines after each answer so that checker
knows that you have completed the answer.

5. Good Pen / Ball point:


It is better to purchase pen/ball points at least a week before the examinations, as the
new pens are harder to write, so use the pens for a two to three days so that they can
get smoother.
6. Use a pencil, an eraser and a
sharpener.
You can draw diagram with a pencil, but if you are good at drawing with a ball point
then it's preferable in order to get more marks. However, it is very important to label
the diagrams preferably with a cut marker.

7. Order of the Questions:


-- First attempt the question in which you are good at, as at the start of the paper the
checker will know that you are good student. You need to keep that impression for at
least three questions,
-- So your best answer should be the second question.
-- Then attempt the question in which you are perfect at, as the checker knows that
your 2nd and 3rd questions are even better than the first one. So the impression gets
better. Hence he will feel comfortable to give you better marks. It is also important not
to attempt the least good question at the end, but mix it in between the good
questions, may be at number 7 or 8
-- Your last attempted question should also be good one, as most of the checker
know that the last questions are normally the ones that you don't know the answers. So
use these tricks cleverly.
-- And then attempt the question in which you are least good at.

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