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BA 1st year question paper

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Q. 1. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions
appended to it: 15
"Before you can notice any strange happenings you have got to be
a good workman, you have got to be a master of your craft." Sir
Alexander Fleming discovered pencillin because he was an
extraordinarily good workman and a master of his craft. Modestly,
he would have us believe that he was lucky.
"The very first stage in the discovery of pencillin" he said, "was due
to a stroke of good fortune." Perhaps the first stage of discovery
was fortunate, but Alexander Fleming was ready; his was the "mind
prepared."
"Alexander Fleming was born on Lochfield farm in South-Western
Scotland on August 6, 1881, the youngest of the eight children of
High Fleming. His father died when he was only seven, but his
mother, a cheerful woman of great character, supervised the running
of the farm. She maintained the affection of her large family.
Until he was ten, Alexander attended the nearby Loudoun Moor
School. He was then transferred to Darnel School, which he attended
with his brothers. Alexander learned a good deal about nature during
that four mile downhill hike to school and the four mile uphill return
trip. He was a quick student, and at twelve, the age limit prescribed
for Darvel School, he was sent to Kilmarmuck Academy.
Two years later he joined his brothers John and Robert at the home
of his elder brother Thomas, who was to become a successful oculist
in London. John and Robert became opticians, and ultimately started
a business of their own, which they build into a leading optical
laboratory.

(i) What is needed of a person before one can notice any strange
happenings?
(ii) Where was Alexander Fleming born?
(iii) How could he learn a good deal about nature?
(iv) Who was Thomas and what he became?
(v) Find words in the passage which have the following meaning:
Occupation, Long walk in the Country, Specialist in disease of
the Eye, Person who makes or supplies optical instruments.
Q. 2. Answer any three of the following parts:
(i) Write the correct form of the verb shown in bracket in each
sentence- 5
(a) She ..... (go) to Didwana yesterday.
(b) He ..... (tell) me a story just now.
(c) I had gone to college when she ..... (come) to see me.
(d) We shall play if the principal ..... (allow) us.
(e) It ..... (rain) all night.
(ii) Use appropriate determiner in the blank space in each
sentence- 5
(a) I don't want ..... tea, thank you.
(b) Did you see ..... girls there?
(c) There is not ..... milk in the jug.
(d) She hasn't ..... money.
(e) Would you mind giving me ..... paper?
(iii) Correct the following sentences using the appropriate degree
of adjectives - 5
(a) This is the best book of the two.
(b) She is the tallest of the two sisters.
(c) Who is 'most intelligent' - Hari or Mohan?
(d) Which is the best of the two?
(e) Of the two evils, choose the least.
(iv) Use 'very', 'much' or 'too' where necessary. 5
(a) Honey is ...... sweet.
(b) I am ..... sorry.
(c) I was ..... pleased when I heard the news.
(d) The patient is ..... better today.
(e) I am ..... glad to see you in such good health.
(v) Fill up the following blank spaces with appropriate
Prepositions: 5
(a) She worked and sang from morning ..... evening.
(b) He is quite a different man ..... what I expected.
(c) I have a preference ..... mangoes ..... apples.
(d) They waited ..... the bus stop ..... the next bus.
(e) He was very fond ..... reading novels.
3. Write a paragraph in about 200 words on any one of the following
topics: 5
(i) Cricket World Cup
(ii) Information Technology
(iii) My favourite Film.
4. Write an application to the Manager of a bank for opening an
account. 5
5. Make a précis of the following passage and give a suitable title:
5
We naturally seek the company of those whose tastes and habits
are the same as ours. "Birds of the same feather flock together."
Fools do not like the company of wise men, and wise men avoid
fools. Saints do not relish the company of sinners, and sinners shun
the company of saints. The good find little pleasure in the company
of the bad.
Pleasure-seekers do not make friends with studious students. Honest
men shun thieves and cheats. We can, therefore, judge a man's
character by the kind of company he keeps.










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Can you provide me the syllabus of B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) (General) Subject of KUK (Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra) on which the question paper is based?

The syllabus of B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) (General) Subject of KUK (Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra) on which the question paper is based is as follows:


FIRST SEMESTER

ANCIENT INDIAN HISOTRY, CULTURE AND ARCHAEOLOGY

Paper: History of India
(From the earliest time to 319 A. D.)


Section-I
Sources of Indian History, Paleolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic Cultures of
India.


Section-II
Salient features of the Indus Valley Civilization. Original Home of the early
Vedic people. Political and Administrative conditions of Vedic age


Section-III
The age of the Mahajanapadas: Rise and growth of Magadhan empire (from
Bimbisar to the Nanads) Buddhism and Jainism, the invasion of Alexander and its
effects, the Mauryas: Chandragupta and Ashoka Satavahanas, Sakas & Kushanas.


Section-IV
Maps:
1. Important Sites of the Harappan Culture.
2. India during the Sixth Century B.C.
3. Extent of Ashoka Empire, Pillar and Edicts.
4. Kanishkas Empire.
Section-V
Objective Type Question (covering entire syllabus, Section I-III)


Books Recommended:
1. Majumdar, Ray : An Advanced History of India. Chaudhary & Datta :
2. Tripath, R.S. : Ancient India.
3. Basham, A : The Wonder That was India, London 1954
4. Ray Chaudhary, H.C. : Political Hisotry of Ancient India, Calcutta, 1963.
5. Sastri. K.A.N : The age of the Nandas and Mauryans, (In English and Hindi)
6. Jai Narain Pandey : Puratattva Vimarash, 2009
7. Majumder, R.C. and : Vedic Age. Pusalkar, A.D.
8. Wheeler R.E.M. : The Indus Civilization.
9. Thaplyal, K.K and ; Sindhu Sabhyata (In Hindi). Shukla, S.P.

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