PART V
LANGUAGE II
ENGLISH
Directions: Read the
passage given below
and answer the
questions that follow
(Q. No. 121 to 126) by
selecting the most
appropriate option.
1. This was one of the
Old Man's pet schemes;
and one about which he
would brook no
interference. Each child
would review the
events of his school
week in his own words,
in his
own way; he was free
to comment, to
criticize, to agree or
disagree, with any
person, subject or
method, as long as it
was in-some way
associated with the
school. No one and
nothing was sacred,
from the Headmaster
down, and the child,
moreover, was safe
from any form of
reprisal.
2. "Look at it this way,"
Mr. Florian had said. "It
is of advantage to both
pupil and teacher. If a
child wants to write
about something which
matters to him, he will
take some pains to
set it down as carefully
and with as much detail
as possible; that must
in some way improve
his written English in
terms of...