_[ Punjab University [B.A/B.Se Part-T] Time Allowed atl ees he aoe Section A QI, Explain with reference to the context any THREE of the followings extracts, f (20) (a) Inthe company of dog lovers, The rebel expresses a preference for cats. ' (b) Butif this country is to be more great i Then Those before, her sons must maker so And we are of her son, and we must go With eager hearts to help mould well her fate, ‘And see that she shall gain such proud estate And shall on future centuries bestow. (c) Othen, on the shore Of the wide world I stand 2fone, and think “a Till Love and Fame to nothingness do sink. rant (qd) Then Jet me say gain, "Two eggs, ham and ee Mary can bring the hay ip 2 ce going on raw that, [Turis aw; pmuch (ce) I'll te! A do, Susan. | remembered from my dor days that schoolgirls are spiteful little beasts. So made the most tactful inquiries, and Primrose went where | knew there were other girls whose parents had divorced. | did that so that she shouldn't feel unusual, Q2. Attempt any TWO of the following questions (150 words each) } (20) a) Happy Prince is a fairy-tale which amuses children and ai the same time brings out the poverty, hypocrisy and exploitation of the Victorian age. Elaborate. (b) What is.the basic conflict between the father and his daughter in the story "A conversation with My Father"? (c) How does Philip tame his stubborn Uncle James in the play "The Boy Comes Home"? Q3, Attempt any TWO of the following questions. (150 words each) i : (a) Bring out the element of humor iW "The € say that ‘Hawk's Monologue’ is the assertion of a power-drunk ruler? Section-B Q4. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given at the end. (25) A great nation faces difficulties when it is in the making, It is, therefore, no surprise that Pakistanis are also facting ” * difficulties. The verdict of the time-will be in their favor if they overcome these as good national have done in the past. The people of Pakistan follow the same religion and have common aims, They strugled together against the Pegi and Hindus to win independence. They decided to live her in a separate country. They wanted to develop their toget -own culture, Now it is their aint to remove evils from society and keep it’ free of all troubles. They want eon and satisfaction all over the country. It i fol that Pakistanis are gol Enemies of our country into our ranks. Rather, f 2 will make us more active to depend Noutselves. It is the need of the hour to work hard as true Pakistanis. Questions. ; 1, How does the past of our people show that they had common aims? ; Q.. 2. _ What are the common aims of cur people toviay? (2) 3, Give your own views on the ideas expressed in the above passage. : 2) 4, — Against whom did the Muslims of India struggle to win independence? : Q) 5. Why did the Muslims of India decide to live together ina separate country? Q) 6, Make precis of the above passage. 2) Q5. Write a dialogue between a customer and a shopkeeper who has sold out the defective garments to the customer. (15) OR Translate the following passage into English. - ne tei Ailteche bie rntorl Plt wire PF Lol gere i bferete Wil binlidind (eal tas i ates 9 Pade eg AY tuk shee LL pag g rae upiitees? peed MEM AL TW oe