Teachoo Sample Paper 1 - English Class 12

[Reading] Question 1 (i) Important

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Question 1 (ii) Important

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Question 1 (iii)

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Question 1 (iv)

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Question 1 (v)

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Question 1 (vi) Important

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Question 1 (vii)

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[Reading] Question 2 (i)

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Question 2 (ii)

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Question 2 (iii) Important

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Question 2 (iv)

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Question 2 (v)

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Question 2 (vi)

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Question 2 (vii)

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[Notice Writing] Question 3 (A) Important

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[Notice Writing] Question 3 (B)

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[invitation Writing] Question 4 (A)

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[invitation Writing] Question 4 (B)

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[Letter Writing] Question 5 (A)

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[Letter Writing] Question 5 (B) Important

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[Article Writing] Question 6 (A)

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[Article Writing] Question 6 (B) Important

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[Literature - Extract Question] Question 7 (A) - i

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Question 7 (A) - ii

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Question 7 (A) - iii

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Question 7 (A) - iv

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Question 7 (A) - v Important

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Question 7 (A) - vi

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[Literature - Extract Question] Question 7 (B) - i

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Question 7 (B) - ii

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Question 7 (B) - iii

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Question 7 (B) - iv

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Question 7 (B) - v Important

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Question 7 (B) - vi

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[Literature - Extract Question] Question 8 (A) - i

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Question 8 (A) - ii

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Question 8 (A) - iii Important

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Question 8 (A) - iv

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Question 8 (A) - v

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Question 8 (A) - vi

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[Literature - Extract Question] Question 8 (B) - i

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Question 8 (B) - ii Important

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Question 8 (B) - iii

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Question 8 (B) - iv left arrow to signify that you are on this page You are here

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Question 8 (B) - v

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Question 8 (B) - vi Important

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Question 8 (B) - vii

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[Literature - Extract Question] Question 9 (A) - i

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Question 9 (A) - ii

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Question 9 (A) - iii

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Question 9 (A) - iv

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Question 9 (A) - v Important

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Question 9 (A) - vi

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Question 9 (A) - vii

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[Literature - Extract Question] Question 9 (B) - i

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Question 9 (B) - ii

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Question 9 (B) - iii Important

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Question 9 (B) - iv

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Question 9 (B) - v

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Question 9 (B) - vi

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[Literature] Question 10 (i)

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Question 10 (ii)

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Question 10 (iii)

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Question 10 (iv) Important

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Question 10 (v)

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Question 10 (vi)

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[Literature] Question 11 (i)

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Question 11 (ii)

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Question 11 (iii) Important

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[Literature] Question 12 (i)

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Question 12 (ii)

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[Literature] Question 13 (i)

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Question 13 (ii) Important

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Read the given extracts and answer the questions for ANY ONE of the two, given.

[Class 12] What is the meaning of the word “artless” in the extract? - Teachoo Sample Paper 1 - English Class 12

What is the meaning of the word “artless” in the extract? 

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A) Without skill or finesse 

B) Without deception or guile 

C) Without beauty or charm 

D) Without purpose or value

Answer written by the student is:

The correct answer is A) Without skill or finesse

Step-by-step explanation of the answer is:

To answer this question, we need to understand the meaning of the word “artless” in the context of the extract. 📖

  • The word “artless” can have different meanings depending on how it is used. It can mean: 🤔
    • Without skill or finesse: This means that something is done without any talent, technique, or elegance. For example, an artless painting is a painting that is poorly made or unattractive. 🎨
    • Without deception or guile: This means that someone is honest, sincere, or innocent. For example, an artless child is a child that is truthful, naive, or pure. 👶
    • Without beauty or charm: This means that something is plain, dull, or unappealing. For example, an artless landscape is a landscape that is boring, barren, or ugly. 🏜️
    • Without purpose or value: This means that something is useless, meaningless, or worthless. For example, an artless gesture is a gesture that is futile, empty, or vain. 🙅
  • In this extract, Robert Frost uses the word “artless” to describe the paint of the signs that are offered for sale at the roadside stand. He uses this word to show his criticism and contempt for the signs and the people who made them. 😠
  • The best meaning of the word “artless” in this context is without skill or finesse. This meaning fits with the tone and theme of the poem, which contrasts the natural and artificial elements of the landscape. It also fits with the other words and phrases that Frost uses to describe the signs, such as “N turned wrong and S turned wrong”, “marred”, and “silver warts”. These words suggest that the signs are poorly painted and unattractive. 😒

Therefore, the correct answer is A) Without skill or finesse. This meaning captures the poet’s attitude towards the signs and their makers as being incompetent and inelegant. 😏

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