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the scrawl in the note as his father's hand.
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A.
a very goodˇand noble man'
and family,
B.
a man who held in his own opinion sometimes
b)
SECTION II - DRAMA
C.
ng young, man,
Caesar
not do better the speaker of the following passages
(e)
C)
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slaves.
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(b)
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"I had as lief not be as live to be
re taken:
In awe of such a thing as I myself"..
(c)
a)..
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to be done"
"When he came to himself again, he said, if he hadi Rone or said any thing amiss, he desired their Worships to think it was his infirmity".
(a) The conspiratorsTM
were all unselfish in serving Rong),
were all afraid of Caesar's power.
would all benerit by his death
(d).
B.
C.
บ.
were
all, except Brutus, envious of Caesari
"Come
come. the cause:
b)
i arguing makes us sweat The proof of it will turn to redder drops".
(e) The conspirators failed because :
(e)
4. Brutus misjudged Antony
bitr in the
c)
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d).
And drive away the vulgar from the streets":
what or whom do the words underlined in the following passages refer ›
"İllabout.'
B.
Cassius gave in to Brutus
C.
Cassius was a poor soldier
D.
Antony was a good orator.
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e)
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question suggested by the text.
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SECTION III - POETRY
1. Choose an item from A to go with each poem in 3":
A
(a) the celebration of May morning.
(b). now it is possible to enjoy the simple things
in life if you have an adequate income.
(e) how the smell of flowers is not always forgotten.
a traan's progress trough many countries.. the dreams of someone in a dull job.,
(f) the energy and pace at which modern life is lived, (g) the violent conflict between animals in the
countryside.
(h) now a man covered his beloved with rose leaves
while she was sleeping.
(1) the pleasures or solitude.
(3)
now a pure girl kept her frocks white.
2. Choose an item from A to go with each poen in B
Music
The Ice-Cart
The Goat Paths
'Morning Express
The Passionate Shepherd.
B
(a) how life can be spoilt through being too shy
when one is young.
Journey of the Magi
(b)
how it can be cold in the desert, even in the 20th century.
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(c)
a train journey at the end of the 10th century.
The Great Lover
(a)
(e)
(r)
Builde 10 a capital city
hardships encountered travelling in the Middle East.
now you become wise, more experienced and happier Westminster Bridge when you grow old.
the tree-lined avenues of London.
(h)
some unpleasant aspects of life in the 19th century.
Jerusalem
(i) money cannot buy certain things.
(j) the glories of the Industrial Revolution.
an answer to a question. in each case give
3.
Fill in the blanks
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(a) In the Journey of the Magl the people diced for silver in a (b) "moze big white, blundering bulks of (o) "She holds her little
in sight."
(d)
The pictures outside the windows of the "Morning Express" are like a
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said. (D).
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Caesar said he would go to the senate-house nothing could hurt him
choose the statement that is not truet Write the letter or that
(e) Ir you approach goats, they will run away as if they are
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(a) Name two poems which mention or describe,
people surfering from the cold..
(b) Name two poems in which the poets seem rather,
oppressed by normal' everyday life.,
(o) "As precious as the gods do eat". This refers to :
A. food eaten by the gods
B. the dishes on which the food was served
C.
Pine jewels
D.
the "Pearl of the Orient".
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