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Devdas Banjare: Background and Legacy

The document is a pre-board examination paper for the English subject for the session 2024-25 at VR Educational Academy, Birgaon, Raipur. It includes sections on reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, and writing tasks, with a total of 80 marks. Students are required to answer multiple-choice questions, fill in blanks, write applications, and compose essays among other tasks.

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Devdas Banjare: Background and Legacy

The document is a pre-board examination paper for the English subject for the session 2024-25 at VR Educational Academy, Birgaon, Raipur. It includes sections on reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, and writing tasks, with a total of 80 marks. Students are required to answer multiple-choice questions, fill in blanks, write applications, and compose essays among other tasks.

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VR. EDUCATIONAL ACADEMY ,BIRGAON, RAIPUR (C.

G)

SESSION 2024-25 PRE BOARD- III

SUBJECT - ENGLISH

SET-B

Total Marks - 80
SECTION -A
READING COMPREHENSION
Q.1 ( A) Choose the Correct Alternatives:-( 5marks)
1. J.A. is used for-
a. Jerusha Abbott b. Jean Abbott
c. Jerusha And Abbott
2. Sudha Chandran made a historical comeback on-
a. 15 october 1982 b. 1 january 1982
c. 28 january 1984. d. 25 january 1983
3. How did he feel when he received the silver medal -
a. Absolutely great b. Happy
c. Sense of relief. d. Sense of pride
4. The quarrel between the mountain and the squirrel was about
a. Length. b. Size. c. Ability. d. Strength
5. She worked for the film-
a. Nache Mayuri. b. Arunima
c. Gajagamini. d. Rohini

(B) Answer in Yes / No to the following questions-- ( 5marks)


1. In a road accident sudha lost her right hand.
2. Has she Finished her examination?
3. The man was able to see everything in the fog.
4. The poet reached his home safely.
5. The grandmother sat in the flower bed.

(C) Answer the following questions:- (7*2= 14 marks) Any 7


I. What tasks is the mountain unable to perform?
II. What is special about Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore winning the silver
medal in shooting?
III. What did Sudha lose her leg?
IV. What is the promise made in the first letter?
V. How does the poet's eyes look like in the fog?
VI. What is interesting about the Thai Calendar?
VII. Who was in the photograph?
VIII. What does the poet mean when he says " let my country awake"?
VOCABULARY
Q.2 Frame your own sentences using the word.(3 marks)
1. Accomplish.
2. Draped.
3. Depth of truth.

Q. 3 Write the Meaning of :- ( 3 marks )


(i) Grab (ii) absolutely (iii) quarrel

Q.4 ( A) Make two words using the suffix ( 2 marks)


a. - ed b. - n
(B) Make two words using the prefix ( 2marks)
a. Un- b. Mid-

Q.5 Match the adjective with their opposite :- ( 5 marks)


I. Purified - Low
II. Simplified - Whole
III. Heaven. - to make simple
IV. Fragments - Hell
V. High. - to make pure

Q.6 Study the Given Below carefully and complete the story with the hints
given.(4)
( Old, body,hunt, fear, forest, sleeping)
Once upon a time there was a lion in a ________. He was very ______ and
weak. He was so old that he could not go for ____. One day he was
______under a tree. A rat came there and sat on his_____. He woke up and
roared. The rat ran away due to _____.

( SECTION - B )
GRAMMAR
Q.7 Fill in the blanks choosing correct alternatives: (1×5= 5)
1. We reach office __ 9:00am sharp.( At/on)
2. I ____ finish my work by tomorrow.(has to/have to/ had to)
3. The frog jumped ____ the pond.(On/into/at)
4. They ______ playing in the ground.( were,is, have)
5. Mr. Ram is ___ honourable man. ( a/an/the)

Q.8 Do as Directed:- ( 5 marks)


1. Your will win the race .( Add Question tag)
2. I had written a letter. ( Change into negative sentence)
3. She has written a novel. ( Change into past continuous tense)
4. Meena had done this. ( Change into present perfect tense )
5. We was going to Raipur.( Change into interrogative sentence)

Q.9 Rearrange the following words to make a sentence: (2)


a. Cooking/my/is/mother/food.
b. Helped/my/have/me/friends.

(SECTION - D)
READING
Q.10 Read the following passage carefully:-( 5 marks)
Devdas Banjare was born on 1st January, 1937, in Sakra Village in Dhamtari
district. His father's name was Bodhram, but Phool Singh Banjare, whose
surname he adopted, raised him. The boy was exposed to Panthi by a twist of
fate. As a youth, Banjare was a gifted Kabaddi player. As a result of an injury
sustained during a match, he had to stop playing the game. He had to
practice hard and strengthen his body because the dance required strength
and vigour.
Answer the following questions:-
a. When was Devdas Banjare born?
b. Who raised Devdas Banjare?
c. Which sport was Devdas Banjare good at?
d. What kind of dance did Devdas Banjare do?
e. What does the Panthi dance require?

(SECTION -E)
Q.11 Write an application to your principal for full fee concession.
Or
Write a letter to Your friend inviting him/her to spend summer vacation with
you.( 4 marks)

Q.12 Write a Notice for your school notice. Your school has organize Science
Exhibition to be held in Your school.
Or
Write a notice for the ' Lost And Found ' of your school notice board you have
lost Your Wrist Watch .
(4 marks)

Q.13 Write any one paragraph:- (4marks)


1. Health is wealth.
2. Polythene Bag a great nuisance.

Q.14 Write Any one Essay:- ( 8 marks)


1. Wonder of Science.
2. Value of games and sports .
3. Environment Pollution.
4. Any Indian Festival.

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The phrase 'let my country awake' represents a call for awakening to modern educational advancement without losing traditional moral values. It suggests a synthesis where growth and progress in educational fields are harmonized with the ethical and cultural values that define a nation's identity, emphasizing the need for balance between intellectual development and moral integrity .

Devdas Banjare's life was significantly shaped by a twist of fate when an injury ended his Kabaddi career, redirecting him towards the Panthi dance. This illustrates how unforeseen events can steer an individual's path, leading to new opportunities and the development of different talents that might otherwise remain undiscovered .

Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore's silver medal in shooting is significant as it highlights India's potential in Olympic sports beyond cricket, showcasing success in a lesser-followed sport. It serves as a source of national pride, inspiring future generations to pursue diverse sporting disciplines and potentially influencing increased investment in sports infrastructure and training at the national level .

The narrative of Sudha Chandran employs techniques such as contrast and symbolism, highlighting her transition from a physically limited individual to an acclaimed dancer and actress. Her story's structure often contrasts societal expectations and personal aspiration, using her prosthetic leg as a symbol of triumph over adversity, exemplifying patience, hard work, and cultural dedication to overcome physical limitations .

The quarrel between the mountain and the squirrel highlights themes of strength versus agility, long-standing versus nimbleness, and grandeur versus practicality. This metaphor can be seen as an exploration of the complementary nature of different traits and abilities, suggesting that all components in nature have equal value and purpose despite their differences .

Both Sudha Chandran and Devdas Banjare's achievements underscore the powerful synthesis of courage and tradition. Chandran's dance and film career symbolize resilience against physical adversity, rooted in traditional Indian dance. Banjare's dedication to Panthi highlights how traditional arts bolster one's resolve to overcome life-altering challenges, showcasing how deep cultural connections can guide personal resilience .

Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore's disciplined and principled approach to shooting underlines essential sporting ethics such as fair play, focus, and integrity. His journey emphasizes the importance of ethical practice, underpinned by genuine competition and dedication, reflecting how ethical adherence in sports can lead to unparalleled achievement and national honor .

Sudha Chandran made a historical comeback on 28 January 1984, a significant date marking her return to the Indian film industry after overcoming tremendous personal challenges, including the loss of her leg in an accident. Her resilience and determination to succeed as a dancer and actress despite her physical disability were key factors in her comeback .

The practice of Panthi dance, as experienced by Devdas Banjare, requires immense strength and vigor, marked by the physical challenges associated with the dance's demanding movements. The rewards include personal fulfillment from mastering a cultural art form and the ability to maintain cultural heritage, contributing to a dancer's complete physical and artistic development .

Integrating real-life stories such as Devdas Banjare's into educational curricula can provide students with tangible examples of perseverance, cultural appreciation, and the impact of physical training on personal growth. These stories can enhance engagement by offering relatable, real-world contexts, fostering critical thinking, cultural awareness, and emotional intelligence through historical and contemporary narratives .

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