Total Marks Sections B
and C: 60
NOTE: Answer all the
questions from Sections ‘B’ and ‘C’ on the separately provided Answer book.
Use Supplementary
Answer-sheet i.e. Sheet-B if required. Write your answers neatly and legibly.
Q. 2 Note: Read the following passage carefully and answer any FIVE questions including Question No. (i) appended to it.
Question No. (i) about
Summary Writing is Compulsory carrying 06 marks while rest of the question
carry 03 marks each. (6 + 4 X 3 = 18)
Newspapers do not
require us to sit at a place and read the news. Busy people may read the papers
anytime of the day. They may read the news that is important to them early in
the morning, and carry the paper with them to read in the bus or van. They may
also choose to omit certain aspects of the news that they are not interested in.
Television on the other
hand, requires its viewers to be at a certain place, at a certain time in order
to watch and listen to the news. If they are busy people, they will miss the
news. They cannot choose to read it on the move or throughout the
day. They cannot even choose which piece of news they wish to skip. One way
could be to record it and watch it later. But the point here is that it is not
that convenient.
Television brings
laziness in us. We can view the news with a little or no effort since it is
practically a form of entertainment. If we have the leisure time,
we can view the television news anytime of the day and night. It broadcasts the
news as it is happening. Much mastery of language is not necessary
for the person who prefers to view the news on television because everything is
visual and auditory. A person with a basic knowledge of the broadcast language
will be able to view and understand it. In comparison, the reader of a
newspaper needs to be proficient in the language in order to understand it
better.
QUESTIONS:
i. Summarize the given
passage. Also suggest a suitable title to it. (Compulsory)
ii. Who can read the
newspapers anytime of the day?
iii. Which medium is not
convenient for the busy people?
iv. For which medium
mastery of language is not necessary and why?
v. How does a viewer get
restricted while watching TV news?
vi. Who can omit certain
aspects of the news?
vii. Give the synonyms
of any three words that are underlined in the passage.
FBISE – 2022 Paper – A
Newspapers do not
require us to sit at a place and read the news. Busy people may read the papers
anytime of the day. They may read the news that is important to them early in
the morning, and carry the paper with them to read in the bus or van. They may
also choose to omit certain aspects of the news that they are not
interested.
Television on the other
hand, requires its viewers to be at a certain place, at a certain time in order
to watch and listen to the news. If they are busy people, they will miss the
news. They cannot choose to read it on the move or throughout the day. They
cannot even choose which piece of news they wish to skip. One way could be to
record it and watch it later. But the point here is that it is not that convenient.
Television brings
laziness in us. We can view the news with a little or no effort since it is
practically a form of entertainment. If we have the leisure time,
we can view the television news anytime of the day and night. It broadcasts the
news as it is happening. Much mastery of language is not necessary for the
person who prefers to view the news on television because everything is visual
and auditory. A person with a basic knowledge of the broadcast language will be
able to view and understand it. In comparison, the reader of a newspaper needs
to be proficient in the language in order to understand it better.
QUESTIONS:
i. Summarize the given
passage. Also give a suitable title. (Compulsory)
ii. What are the
advantages of reading newspaper?
iii. What are
disadvantages of watching television?
iv. Explain the role of
language if you watch television instead of reading newspaper.
v. How does television
make us lazy?
vi. What do you prefer
reading newspaper or watching Television, if you need to get news?
vii. Write down the
Synonyms of any three of the underlined words.
FBISE – 2022 Paper - B
More than 99 percent of
me world's food supply comes from the land, while less than 1 percent is from
oceans and aquatic habitats. The continued production an adequate
food supply is directly dependent of ample fertile land, fresh water and
energy. As the human population grows, requirements for these resources also
grow. Even if these resources are never depleted on a per capita
basis they will decline significantly because they must be divided among more
people. At present, fertile agricultural land is being lost at an alarming
rate. The shortage of productive fertile land and combined with
decreasing land productivity is the major cause of current food shortages.
Water is another
critical item for all crops. Massive amount of water is required during the
growing season for cultivation. In fact, agricultural production consumes more
fresh water than any other human activity. In many countries people are facing
shortage of fresh water. Competition for water resources among individuals,
regions, countries and associated human activities is already occurring with
the current world population. Water resources. critical for irrigation are under
great stress as populous cities, states and countries require and withdraw more
water form rivers, lakes and aquifers every year. A major threat
to maintaining future water supplies is the continuing over-use of surface and
ground water resources.
QUESTIONS:
(i). Summarize the given passage Also suggest a
suitable title to it.
(ii). Explain the food resources of the world
(iii).
What happens to the available food resources if the population of the world
continues to increase?
(iv). What is the condition of fertile land at
present?
(v). What are the effects of shortage of water in
agriculture sector?
(vi). Do you also face shortage of water in your
locality? Why? or Why not?
(vii). Write down the
Synonyms of any three of the underlined words.
Model Paper- Set I
Literature is the story
of humans. It is the record of who we are, where we come from and where we are
going. Books make us travel at large. During our journey, we are connected with
humanity. We identify ourselves with the characters we meet and learn whether
we love, loathe, fear or flatter. They help us comprehend our faults and
aspirations. They tell us who could we become if we are not careful. Reading
provides the deepest connection to the morals that make us human, and part of a
larger society.
Books are a source of
comfort for us. They are a safe shelter. Throughout human history man has found
peace in the written works. Books are bridges – through their pages we make our
contact with society. Those who read more are better prepared to face the world
than those who don’t read.
Though reading a book
connects us with humanity, it is also the last truly private act in a world
that has become too public. As a nourishment for the mind, it is
slow food in a world given over to fast food. Blogs, text messages and e-books,
bring relevance and instant gratification, much as newspapers and magazines do.
But however important such forms are, they endure only as long as the stuff
they are printed on. The comforts of books defy time, and break borders.
Books offer other types
of pleasures as well. The joy of their touch, sound and fragrance is
immeasurable. The pleasure of their understanding is an addition to it. The
sharing of a book with friends is still another form of joy. Libraries are the evidence
of grandeur of a civilization.
It is important that we
work to give every person the opportunity to enjoy books as shelters,
sustenance, and roads forward. To imagine a world without books is to imagine a
world without thought, feeling, compassion, history, or voice.
QUESTIONS:
i. Summarize the given passage. Also suggest a
suitable title to it.
ii. What are the benefits of books?
iii. What does the author mean by ‘slow food’
& ‘fast food’?
iv. What kind of pleasures do the books offer?
v. How are the libraries an evidence of grandeur
of civilization?
vi. What kind of world the humans will have
without books?
vii. Give the SYNONYMS
of the words that are underlined in the passage.
Model Paper- Set II
I also belonged to the
following clubs: Reading Club (two
years), second year as Secretary Reading Club, and Computer Club. In the year
2009, I received awards in the following classes: Computer Applications, Geography, and
Advanced Algebra / Trigonometry.
I also received an award for Most Encouraging Student. I currently
belong to the Hiking and Outdoor Club, and Environmental Awareness Club. In
addition, this year I participated in a programme called "Read With a
Friend." In this programme I, along with a group of students, went to the
nearby elementary school to read to a class of students from Kindergarten to
Fifth Grade.
In order to gain an understanding of independence and responsibility, I held several summer jobs in the preceding two years. I also worked to help myself financially in a boarding school. My first summer job was at the English Language Center. My second job was at McDonalds, and my past summer job was at D.K. Academy. I am thankful to all these institutions for these job experiences. They have prepared me mentally and financially. This is important in a way that I am now more mature and responsible; which helps me not to be worried about the future but to look forward to it.
I am glad that I have got a taste of what the real world has to offer. I have learned many lessons from my Public High School, boarding school, and my work experiences. I am now ready to learn many more lessons through my college experience. Although it has been tough, I have succeeded so far. I am prepared to excel and make it much further in the years to come with my college education. This developing positive outlook has given me motivation that I need to become successful. I never give up. When I am determined to achieve, "I shoot for the moon and land amongst the stars."
QUESTIONS:
i. Summarize the given passage. Also
suggest a suitable title to it.
ii. What are writer’s achievements as a
student?
iii. How has the writer got taste of real
world?
iv. What was writer’s purpose of doing
summer jobs?
v. How has the writer spent his summer
vacation?
vi. What has the writer gained from summer
job experiences?
vii. Give the SYNONYMS of the words
that are underlined in the passage.
Model Paper- Set III
Once Hazrat Umar (R. A),
sitting in the Masjid of the Rasool ﷺ, was busy in the affairs of
the state. Two young men, holding a strong and sturdy countryman,
appeared before him. They complained to Harzat Umar (R. A) that the person had
murdered their old father. They demanded justice by punishing the murderer for
his crime.
The Caliph looked at the
young man and said, "You have heard the charge leveled against you. What
have you to say in your defence?" The villager replied, "Commander of
the Faithful, I plead guilty to the charge. I was leading my beloved camel.
When I reached a garden and halted to rest, the camel nipped a
few leaves off the hanging branch of a tree. The old man, on seeing this,
hurled a stone at the camel with all his might. The stone caught the camel on
the side of the head. It reeled and fell down dead. The camel was very dear to
me. I could not control my anger, so I took the same stone that had killed my
dear camel and hurled it at the old man with all my strength. The stone hit the
old man on the head and subsequently killed him. At this, these two young men
came to me and I surrendered myself to them."
Caliph: As you have confessed
your crime, there is no need of witnesses. You are, therefore, sentenced to
death.
Villager: I accept this
sentence but request you to delay the execution for three days.
Caliph: Why do you ask
for delay in the execution of the sentence?
Villager: My father on
his death left some gold for my younger brother who is too young to be told
about the place where I hid it. I have buried the gold in the earth in a field
and no one knows the place. If my brother, on account of my death, does not get
his due share, I shall be called to account on the Day of Judgment for being
dishonest. Be kind and grant me three days' time.
QUESTIONS:
i. Summarize the given passage. Also
suggest a suitable title for it.
ii. What case did the two men bring to
Hazrat Umar (RA)?
iii. Why did the old man hurl a stone at the
camel?
iv. What did the caliph say to the villager
after hearing the complaint?
v. Why did the villager ask Hazrat Umar
(RA) to delay the execution?
vi. What was the Caliph’s verdict and what
was the response of the villager?
vii. Give the SYNONYMS of the words
that are underlined in the passage.
a.
Paraphrasing - 02 Marks
(a). Paraphrase any ONE of the following
stanzas:
FBISE – 2022 Paper – OCTOBER
INTAKE
I.
You are the handicap you must face,
You are the one who must
choose your place
You must say where you
want to go.
How much you will study
the truth to know.
OR
II. Once or twice though you should fail,
If you would at last
prevail,
Try again.
If we strive, 'tis no
disgrace
Though we did not win
the race—
What should you do in
that case?
Try again.
FBISE – 2022 Paper - A
I. ‘Tis a lesson you should heed---
Try again;
If at first you don't
succeed,
Try again,
Then your courage should
appear;
For in you will
persevere,
You will conquer, never
fear,
Try again.
OR
II. Look them over, the wise and great
They take their food
from a common plate
And similar knives and
forks they use,
With similar laces they
tie their shoes
The world considers them
brave and smart,
But you’ve all they had
when they made their start.
FBISE – 2022 Paper - B
I. The pines where they stood.
The wind will miss them
When its sliver blind is down
They have stripped the bark from the wood---
The needy boughs and the brown
Knobby nuts trodden into the ground
OR
II. But all of that
Not its core.
Its center is in truth
Eternal stillness
Bright blue skies
And all you hear
Are gentle whispers
Far away
And unimportant.
Model Paper- Set I
I. If you find your task is hard,
Try, try again;
Time will bring you your reward,
Try, try again.
All that other folks can do,
Why, with patience, should not you?
Only keep this rule in view:
Try, try again.
OR
II. Thy kindness shall bring to thee many
sweet hours,
And blessing thy pathway to crown;
Affection shall weave thee a garland of flowers,
More precious than
wealth or renown.
Model Paper- Set II
I. Once or twice though you should fail,
Try, try again;
If you would at last prevail, Try, try again;
If we strive, 'tis no disgrace
Though we do not win the race;
What should you do in the case?
Try, try again.
OR
II. Continuous as the stars that shine
And twinkle on the Milky Way,
They stretched in never-ending line
Along the margin of a bay:
Ten thousand saw I at a glance,
Tossing their heads in sprightly dance.
Model Paper- Set III
I. And when the sun comes out,
After this rain shall stop,
A wondrous light will fill
Each dark, round drop;
I hope the Sun shines bright;
It will be a lovely sight.
OR
II. Be kind to thy sister-not many may know
The depth of true sisterly love;
The wealth of the Ocean lies fathoms below
The surface that sparkles above.
b.
Poem Comprehension - 04 Marks
(b). Read the following Poem / Stanza carefully
and answer the questions appended to it:
FBISE – 2022 OCTOBER-INTAKE
I. Figure it out for yourself my lad,
You've all the greatest of them have had.
Two arms, two hands, two legs, two eyes,
And a brain to use if you would be wise,
With this equipment they all began,
So, start for the top and say “I can”
QUESTIONS:
(i). Write the Metaphor that has been used by
the poet in this stanza. (02)
(ii). Elaborate the implied message of the
stanza. (02)
OR
II. And when the sun comes out.
After this rain shall
stop,
A wondrous light will
Each dark, round drop;
I hope the sun shines
bright:
It will be a lovely
sight.
(i). What does the sun symbolize in this stanza? (02)
(ii). What makes the
scene lovely?
(02)
FBISE – 2022 Paper - A
I. Hold fast to dreams
For if dreams die
Life is broken-winged
bird
That cannot fly;
Hold fast to dreams
For if dreams go
Life is barren field
Froze with snow
QUESTIONS:
(i). Write down the
theme of the poem. (02)
(ii). What happens when
dreams die? (02)
OR
II. And when the sun comes out.
After this rain shall
stop,
A wondrous light will
Each dark, round drop;
I hope the sun shines
bright:
It will be a lovely
sight.
QUESTIONS:
(i). Write down the
moral lesson the poet is conveying in the stanza. (02)
(ii). What happens when
the sun comes out after rain? (02)
FBISE – 2022 Paper - B
I. Figure it out for yourself my lad,
You've all the greatest of them have had.
Two arms, two hands, two legs, two eyes,
And a brain to use if you would be wise,
With this equipment they all began,
So, start for the top and say “I can”
QUESTIONS:
(i). Explain the theme of the stanza. (02)
(ii). What is the rhyme scheme of the given
stanza? (02)
OR
II. I hear leaves drinking rain;
I hear rich leaves on top
Giving the poor beneath
Drop after drop,
‘Tis a sweet noise to hear
These green leaves drink near
QUESTIONS:
(i). What do the rich and the poor leaves stand
for? (02)
(ii). Explain the sweet
noise' mentioned in the stanza. (02)
Model Paper- Set I
I. Hold fast to dreams
For if dreams die
Life is a broken-winged bird
That cannot fly.
Hold fast to dreams
For when dreams go
Life is a barren field
Frozen with snow.
QUESTIONS:
i. Give examples of metaphor from the given
poem? (02)
ii. Write down the theme
of the poem in your own words. (02)
OR
II. I hear leaves drinking rain,
I hear rich leaves on the top,
Giving the poor beneath
Drop after drop:
Tis a sweet noise to hear
These green leaves drinking near.
QUESTIONS:
i. What does the poor leaves and rich leaves
metaphorically stand for? (02)
ii. Elaborate the
implied message of the stanza. (02)
Model Paper - Set II
I. The wind is now
a roaring, smashing
monster of destruction,
raking all man's work
from the valleys,
from the vales,
and sends them spinning,
broken flying
QUESTIONS:
i. Give two examples of
visual imagery from the given stanza? (02)
ii. With what the wind
is compared? What does the wind do? (02)
OR
II. In spite of war, in spite of death,
In spite of all man’s
sufferings,
Something within me
laughs and sings
And I must praise with
all my breath.
In spite of war, in
spite of hate
Lilacs are blooming at
my gate,
Tulips are tripping down
the path
In spite of war, in
spite of wrath.
QUESTIONS:
i. What are the things
that flourish despite the damages of war? (02)
ii. Elaborate the
implied message of the stanzas. (02)
Model Paper - Set III
I. Once or twice though you should fail,
If you would at last prevail,
Try again
If we strive, 'tis no disgrace
Though we do not win the race;
What should you do in that case?
Try again.
QUESTIONS:
i. What should you do if you did not win the
race?
(02)
ii. Explain the line “If
we strive, 'tis no disgrace” in your own words. (02)
OR
II. Though guns may roar and cannon boom,
Roses are born and gardens bloom;
My spirit still may light its flame
At that same torch whence poppies came.
Where morning's altar whitely burns
Lilies may lift their silver urns
In spite of war, in spite of shame.
QUESTIONS:
i. What are the things that flourish despite the
damages of war? (02)
ii. Elaborate implied message of the stanzas in your own words. (02)
Q: 4.
a. Fill in blanks with
appropriate form of the Verbs given in the brackets. (04)
FBISE – 2022 Paper – OCTOBER – INTAKE
(i). I ________ (speak) Chinese
for twenty years.
(ii). Javeria ________ (ask)
that question four times.
(iii). Shan ________ (go)
for lunch tomorrow.
(iv). I already ________
(post) the letter.
FBISE – 2022 Paper - A
(i). The river ________
(flow) under the bridge.
(ii). I ________ (write)
the letter before he arrived.
(iii). I ________ (not
go) out if it rains.
(iv). He ________
(sleep) for five hours.
FBISE – 2022 Paper-B
(i). It
_________ (rain) all night
(ii). Ali
fell off the ladder when he _________ (mend) the roof
(iii). This
time tomorrow I _________ (sit) on the beach in Karachi
(iv). Don't
disturb me, I _________ (do) my work.
Model Paper- Set I
i. Hardly
had we reached the school, when the bell _________________ (ring).
ii. I
wish I _________ (be) a child again.
iii. The
doctor suggested that the patient ____________ (lose) weight.
iv. To take pay and not to work _________
(be) dishonesty
Model Paper- Set II
i. My
grandmother is eighty-five, but she _________ still read and write without
glasses. (Ability)
ii. _________
I come with you? (Permission)
iii. _________
you help me with the housework, please? (Polite request)
iv. There
was a time when I _________ stay up very late. (Past ability)
v. You
_________ not lose any more weight. You are already slim. (Necessity)
vi. Our
country _________ become a super power by 2025. (Possibility)
Model Paper- Set III
i. She is so intelligent that she will
__________ it. (understand)
ii. Last month, he ______ every plan. (try)
iii. You must ______ the responsibility. (take)
iv. Everyone ______ to be happy. (wish)
b. Change the FOUR bold
sentences into Indirect Speech: (04)
FBISE – 2022 Paper – OCTOBER INTAKE
(i). She said, “I didn’t
go to school yesterday.”
(ii). He said to me,
“Tell the truth.”
(iii). She said, “I like
clouds in the sky.”
(iv). He said, “Will you
listen to me?”
(v). You will say, “She
is nervous.”
(vi). Afshan said,
“Honesty is the best policy.”
FBISE – 2022 Paper - A
‘My sons, a great
treasure lies in the estate and I am about to leave you’. said the old man ‘Where
is it hidden?’ said the sons. ‘I’m about to leave you,' said the old
man, ‘but you must dig for it’
FBISE – 2022 Paper-B
He said "Who are
you to speak to me like this". He added "I am the master".
"Why should I help you?” The man replied "It is your work
to draw the cart".
Model Paper- Set I
Rashid recently attended an interview for the
selection of a computer programmer. At the interview, he was asked: “Why
do you want to be a computer programmer?” To this question he replied,
“I want to change my job because I have always been interested in computers.”
When the interviewer asked him, “Do you have
any experience?” He replied that he didn’t have any experience but he was a
fast learner.
Finally, the interviewer wanted to know the kind
of computer he used.
Rashid replied, “I can use a Mac and have
also used Windows 10 once in the past.”
The interviewer seemed
to be pleased with his answers.
Model Paper - Set II
Rewrite the sentence
with the Adverb form of the underlined word. (any Four)
i. He is certain to come.
ii. Her dress was poor.
iii. That he had made a mistake was evident.
iv. He treated me with scorn.
v. His action was wise.
Model Paper - Set III
The King said, “Is my
son dead?” The messenger said, “No Sir, thank God.” The King worriedly said,
“Do you mean he is fine?” The messenger replied, “No Sir, he is in great
trouble and badly needs your help.”
c. Do as directed (any FOUR) of the
following: (04)
FBISE – 2022 Paper – OCTOBER
INTAKE
(i). She does not eat meat. (Change into Affirmative)
(ii). It is raining cats and dogs. (Change into Interrogative)
(iii). Amjad is a successful writer. (Change into Negative)
(iv). My mother makes delicious cookies. (Change
into Interrogative)
(v). She wrote with her left hand. (Change into Negative)
(vi). I do not have two sisters. (Change into Affirmative)
FBISE – 2022 Paper - A
(i). The headmaster wants to speak to you. (Change into Negative)
(ii). She left the school last year. (Change into Interrogative)
(iii). You go into the room. (Change
into Imperative)
(iv). The light went out while I was reading. (Change into Negative)
(v). Were we listening to the radio all
evening? (Change into Affirmative)
(vi). She seems sad. (Change into Interrogative)
FBISE – 2022 Paper - B
(i). The Sun rises in the east (Change into Interrogative)
(ii). Piper piped that song again (Change into Negative)
(iii). The girl closed the door quickly. (Change into Imperative)
(iv.) Ahrned spoiled the project in a hurry. (Change into Interrogative)
(iv). Did the plane arrive at 3 30? (Change into Affirmative)
(vii). I bought a new bicycle last week (Change into Negative)
Model Paper- Set I
You have never come across such an unusual piece
of art. (Change into Interrogative Sentence)
ii. We’re going to have to put off our trip to
Spain until September. (Change into Negative)
iii. They would not come for your help. (Change
into Imperative Sentence)
iv. The train will come in five minutes. (Change
into Interrogative Sentence)
v. The latter half of the film is more
interesting than the former. (Change into Negative Sentence)
vi. My brother works
abroad. (Change into Negative Sentence)
Model Paper - Set II
i. The coach said to the
players, “Bravo! You have played well.”(Change into Indirect Speech)
ii. Every morning he has
to go for a walk. (Change into an Interrogative Sentence)
iii. It grows slowly.
(Change into a Negative Sentence)
iv. "Please sit
down”, said the headmaster. (Change into Indirect Speech)
v. He is never on time.
(Change into Affirmative Sentence)
vi. I saw an old beggar.
He was sitting under a tree. (Change into a Simple Sentence)
Model Paper- Set III
i.
Everybody knows the name of Iqbal. (Change into an Interrogative Sentence)
ii. Only the brave deserves the praise.
(Transform into a Negative Sentence)
iii. You are requested to give me a glass of
water. (Change into an Imperative Sentence)
iv. I can never forget you. (Change into an Interrogative
Sentence)
v. You are the only person fit for the post.
(Transform into a Negative Sentence)
vi. There was an unusual silence. (Transform into a Negative Sentence)
FBISE – 2022 Paper – OCTOBER INTAKE
Write a letter to the
editor of a newspaper about access to school libraries in evening.
FBISE – 2022 Paper - A
Write a letter to the
editor of a newspaper regrading begging on the road signals. (08)
FBISE – 2022 Paper – B
Write a letter to the
editor of a newspaper about price hike
Model Paper- Set I
Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper about
the nuisance caused by the excessive use of pressure horns in the city during
examination days drawing attention of the concerned authorities to take
the remedial measures
Model Paper - Set II
The editor of a newspaper about the
increasing number of crimes committed by teenagers drawing attention of
the concerned authorities to take the remedial measures.
Model Paper - Set III
Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper about
the trouble caused by the encroachments in front of shops in the bazar
drawing attention of the concerned authorities to take the remedial measures.
OR - Application
Writing
FBISE – 2022 Paper – OCTOBER INTAKE
Write an application to the
Principal for the grant of fee concession.
FBISE – 2022 Paper - A
Write an application to the
Managing Director of a firm for the post of an accountant.
FBISE – 2022 Paper - B
Write and application to
the Director of Education for the grant of scholarship.
Model Paper - Set I
Write an application to
the Managing Director of a firm for the post of Manager.
Model Paper - Set II
Write an application to the Managing Director of a firm for the post of Manager
Model Paper - Set III
Write an application to the Chief
Executive of an organization for the post of Public Relations Officer.
FBISE – 2022 Paper – OCTOBER
INTAKE
Describe your visit to a
historical place using
appropriate / correct Transitional Devices (at least six) for connecting your
ideas logically in paragraph.
FBISE – 2022 Paper - A
Describe a day at school using appropriate /
correct Transitional Devices (at least six) for connecting your ideas logically
in paragraph.
FBISE – 2022 Paper – B
Describe your weekend, using appropriate /
correct Transitional Devices (at least six) for connecting your ideas logically
in paragraph.
Model Paper- Set I
Describe your daily routine using
appropriate/correct transitional devices (at least six) for connecting your
ideas logically in a paragraph
Model Paper - Set II
in other words,
furthermore as well as, same as, although, but, as a result, yet,
Drawing, ________, other
skills is all about taking the time to master each step.
_________, mastering the
art of drawing doesn’t happen in a day. _____, it’s a skill that takes daily
practice __________dedication to improve your craft. ________it is important
not to burn yourself out, _____ you need to practice enough. ______ some people
make an eager start, ____ not many can show enough patience. _____, they quit
without it before mastering it.
Model Paper - Set III
Write a paragraph to
describe your visit to a park using transition words (at least six).
Q: 7. Essay Writing – 10
Marks.
Q: 7. Write an Essay on
any ONE of the following topics. (200 - 250 words)
FBISE – 2022 Paper –
OCTOBER INTAKE
Covid – 19 OR Our Cultural Festivals
OR Floods in Pakistan
FBISE – 2022 Paper - A
Choice of Future Career OR The Role of Social Media in Our Life
OR Sports and Games
FBISE – 2022 Paper – B
We Live In Deeds not in
Years OR Importance of Tree Plantation
OR Hard Work is the Key to Success
Model Paper- Set I
Need for Online Studies OR How
Can We Save Our Environment?
OR Use of Cell Phone at
School
Model Paper - Set II
Importance of English OR Role of Media
OR Benefits of Digital Technology
Model Paper- Set III
Need for Technical Education OR Global Warming
OR
Charms of Spring Season