Oral exam 2

 

1) Listening skill test      10 Marks

Out of three activities the examiner will arrange two activities. 

A1 or A2 or A3

A1:- Listen and write the sentences.   (5)

1) He felt shame when he did the same mistake again.

2) Tell me whether the weather was fine that day.

3) The employer has sufficient number of efficient employees to work hard.

4) I hope this meeting isn't too long.

5) If you drop your phone, you might break it.

OR

A2:- Listen the poem carefully to write:-  (5)

1) Gist                         (2)    

2) Rhyming words     (2)

3) Figures of speech   (1)   

Weavers, weaving at break of day,

Why do you weave a garment so gay? 

Blue as the wing of a halcyon wild,

We weave the robes of a new-born child.


OR

A3:- Listen the story and write:-  (5)

1)    Theme                  (2)

2)    Moral Value        (2)

3) Your opinion about the story   (1)

        A bee was very thirsty. It went to a tank to drink water. While it was drinking, it fell into the water and almost drowned. A dove happened to reach there. She saw the life of the bee in danger. She took pity on it. She at once flew to a tree and plucked a large leaf and dropped it into the water. The bee climbed on the leaf and saved herself. She thanked the dove.



2) Speaking Skill Test      10 Marks

(Any one activity for ten marks)   

1) Picture talk –construct the dialogue.

Activity: See the picture and discuss about it. (Two or four students)

2) A dialogue/conversation between two students.

Activity: Discuss about your preparation for the board exam. (Two or four students)

3) Prepare students to speak by giving topic.

Activity: Give notice loudly to all the students about the college picnic.

4) Give information.

Activity: Tell the precautions for avoiding Corona threat.

5) Narrating an incident/reporting.

Activity: Give a report of the Independence Day celebration.


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Test No. 3

1) Listening skill test      10 Marks

Out of three activities the examiner will arrange two activities. 

A1 or A2 or A3

A1:- Listen and write the sentences.   (5)

Good health is the greatest blessing that a person can have. It is the key to happiness. It is the secret of every happy man. Only a healthy person can enjoy life to its fullest and discharge his duties well. Therefore, we must try our best to maintain sound health. 


OR

A2:- Listen the poem carefully to write:-  (5)

1) Gist                         (2)    

2) Rhyming words     (2)

3) Figures of speech   (1) 
  

Between Nose and Eyes a strange contest arose,

The spectacles set them unhappily wrong;

The point in dispute was, as all the world knows,

To which the said spectacles ought to belong.


          OR

A2:- Listen the story and write:-  (5)

1)    Theme                  (2)

2)    Moral Value        (2)

3) Your opinion about the story   (1)

        There was a bridge across a stream near a village. It was so narrow that two persons could not pass it at a time. One day two goats happened to pass it. They came down from the opposite directions. They met in the middle. Each wished to pass first while neither was disposed to let the other pass. They were foolish and unwise. A fight started between them. The result was that both of them fell into the stream.



2) Speaking Skill Test      10 Marks

(Any one activity for ten marks)   

Activity: Give a speech on the topic:

a) My ambition

b) Importance of Blood Donation

c) Covid- 19

d) My junior college

e) My best friend

f) Online education

g) My favourite national leader

h) My favourite sport person

i) My family

j) Self introduction


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