NURSING EXAMINATION BOARD, PUNJAB, LAHORE.
TIME: 3 HOURS TOTAL MARKS: 100 PASS MARKS: 33
4TH YEAR ENGLISH PAPER.
SESSION MARCH / APRIL, 2014.
NOTE:-
1. Attempt two questions from Section “A”.
2. Section “B” is compulsory.
SECTION “A”.
Q-1 a-Describe the conditions in the room of the hospital where the writer had his bed? 15
b- How has the writer described the public wards in English hospitals? 10
Q-2 a- Describe clearly Frampton Nuttel’s visit to Mrs. Sappleton’s house and his talk with Vera.
(The Open Window) 15
b-What effect did Vera’s story have on Mr. Nuttel? 10
Q-3 a- Why did Muhammad Asad decide to travel to Makkah for pilgrimage? 15
b- Describe the writer’s journey to Jeddah and his thoughts. 10
Q- 4 a- What kind of woman was Mrs. Baker and how did she behave? 15
b- Write a note on Mrs. Baker’s philosophy or attitude towards life as you gather it “In My Day”
by Russel Baker. 10
SECTION “B”
Q-5. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below. 15
Two hundred years ago in England four out of five children of poor parents died before they were
five years old. Of their many diseases Smallpox was the worst. Young and old were attacked and those
that did not die became deaf, blind or even mad as a result of illness. All were left with ugly scars on their
skin.
But no one ever seemed to catch the dreadful disease twice. A person who recovered from
Smallpox was safe, for at least some time. This had been noticed many years before and it had also been
discovered that a person could escape a serious attack of Smallpox by being infected with a mild form of
the disease. This was done by making a small wound and inserting some of the matter from a Smallpox
sore. This was called inoculation. But often serious illness or death resulted.
One day a clever doctor named Jenner had an idea. He had noticed that people who had been
infected with harmless disease called cowpox, which caught from cows, seemed to be safe from
Smallpox. He decided to try the experiment. He put some matter from a cowpox sore into a little bottle
and went off to see one of his patients who were waiting for a Smallpox inoculation. He made a small cut
in the patient’s flesh and put the cowpox matter into it. The Smallpox patient got all right. This was the
wonderful discovery of the Smallpox inoculation that Dr. Jenner made in the 18th century.
QUESTIONS:-
i- What were the results of Smallpox as described by the writer in the passage above?
ii- What does the writer of the passage say in its second paragraph?
iii- How did Dr. Jenner come to make his great discovery of Smallpox inoculation?
iv- What comments can you make on the discovery of Dr. Jenner. Write only a few sentences.
Q-6. As a News Reporter make a survey report on use of mobile phones among students with
suggestions. 10
Q-7. Write an essay of (250-300) words on any one of the following topics: 15
i- Tolerance ii- Unemployment
iii- Discipline iv-College Canteen Discussions
Q-8. Translate the following passage into English. 10
TIME: 3 HOURS TOTAL MARKS: 100 PASS MARKS: 33
4TH YEAR ENGLISH PAPER.
SESSION MARCH / APRIL, 2014.
NOTE:-
1. Attempt two questions from Section “A”.
2. Section “B” is compulsory.
SECTION “A”.
Q-1 a-Describe the conditions in the room of the hospital where the writer had his bed? 15
b- How has the writer described the public wards in English hospitals? 10
Q-2 a- Describe clearly Frampton Nuttel’s visit to Mrs. Sappleton’s house and his talk with Vera.
(The Open Window) 15
b-What effect did Vera’s story have on Mr. Nuttel? 10
Q-3 a- Why did Muhammad Asad decide to travel to Makkah for pilgrimage? 15
b- Describe the writer’s journey to Jeddah and his thoughts. 10
Q- 4 a- What kind of woman was Mrs. Baker and how did she behave? 15
b- Write a note on Mrs. Baker’s philosophy or attitude towards life as you gather it “In My Day”
by Russel Baker. 10
SECTION “B”
Q-5. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below. 15
Two hundred years ago in England four out of five children of poor parents died before they were
five years old. Of their many diseases Smallpox was the worst. Young and old were attacked and those
that did not die became deaf, blind or even mad as a result of illness. All were left with ugly scars on their
skin.
But no one ever seemed to catch the dreadful disease twice. A person who recovered from
Smallpox was safe, for at least some time. This had been noticed many years before and it had also been
discovered that a person could escape a serious attack of Smallpox by being infected with a mild form of
the disease. This was done by making a small wound and inserting some of the matter from a Smallpox
sore. This was called inoculation. But often serious illness or death resulted.
One day a clever doctor named Jenner had an idea. He had noticed that people who had been
infected with harmless disease called cowpox, which caught from cows, seemed to be safe from
Smallpox. He decided to try the experiment. He put some matter from a cowpox sore into a little bottle
and went off to see one of his patients who were waiting for a Smallpox inoculation. He made a small cut
in the patient’s flesh and put the cowpox matter into it. The Smallpox patient got all right. This was the
wonderful discovery of the Smallpox inoculation that Dr. Jenner made in the 18th century.
QUESTIONS:-
i- What were the results of Smallpox as described by the writer in the passage above?
ii- What does the writer of the passage say in its second paragraph?
iii- How did Dr. Jenner come to make his great discovery of Smallpox inoculation?
iv- What comments can you make on the discovery of Dr. Jenner. Write only a few sentences.
Q-6. As a News Reporter make a survey report on use of mobile phones among students with
suggestions. 10
Q-7. Write an essay of (250-300) words on any one of the following topics: 15
i- Tolerance ii- Unemployment
iii- Discipline iv-College Canteen Discussions
Q-8. Translate the following passage into English. 10
