Eng Lang Paper
Question: - 1
b) India has always believed in the value of the family. Discuss the changes, both good and bad, that have resulted from the break up of the traditional Indian joint family.
Question: - 2
b) Your cousin is missing from home. Write a letter to the superintendent of police of your locality, requesting him to trace your cousin. Give all relevant details that may help the police department.
Question: - 3
Sports has rapidly become an established part of the entertainment industry and the smallest detail of sportsmen’s private lives is exposed by the media to public scrutiny. Top professional are often described as ‘stars’ and large business interests exploit their skills. Considered profits are made out of selling sports gear which is a replica of the gear used by the professional; newspaper sell more copies if their sports coverage is good and substantial gains can be made out of the spectators’ willingness to gamble on the results. The increasing demand for new talented sportsmen serves to strengthen the popular image of professional sport as a highly glamorous; the jealousy to players who succeeded and the failure-rate of young entrants are ignored by the press. Even those who reach heights maintain their supremacy for only a relatively short period and then desperately need help to establish themselves in a new career.
It is always attractive to do something interesting and to do it well as possible, but serious injury or an unaccountable loss of form quickly halts the progress of many a young sportsman. A handful of top professional can afford a house in London, another in the country and the third on the French river, as well as a Rolls-Royce and a yacht in the Bahamas, but most professional players just manage to gain a bare living from their sport. Outdoor life can be delightful expect when the prevalent weather conditions are rain, wind, snow, fog or ice. It is flattered to
b) India has always believed in the value of the family. Discuss the changes, both good and bad, that have resulted from the break up of the traditional Indian joint family.
Question: - 2
b) Your cousin is missing from home. Write a letter to the superintendent of police of your locality, requesting him to trace your cousin. Give all relevant details that may help the police department.
Question: - 3
Sports has rapidly become an established part of the entertainment industry and the smallest detail of sportsmen’s private lives is exposed by the media to public scrutiny. Top professional are often described as ‘stars’ and large business interests exploit their skills. Considered profits are made out of selling sports gear which is a replica of the gear used by the professional; newspaper sell more copies if their sports coverage is good and substantial gains can be made out of the spectators’ willingness to gamble on the results. The increasing demand for new talented sportsmen serves to strengthen the popular image of professional sport as a highly glamorous; the jealousy to players who succeeded and the failure-rate of young entrants are ignored by the press. Even those who reach heights maintain their supremacy for only a relatively short period and then desperately need help to establish themselves in a new career.
It is always attractive to do something interesting and to do it well as possible, but serious injury or an unaccountable loss of form quickly halts the progress of many a young sportsman. A handful of top professional can afford a house in London, another in the country and the third on the French river, as well as a Rolls-Royce and a yacht in the Bahamas, but most professional players just manage to gain a bare living from their sport. Outdoor life can be delightful expect when the prevalent weather conditions are rain, wind, snow, fog or ice. It is flattered to