MP Board 10th English Exam 2024 : VVI Most Important Question Answer - रटलो पेपर से पहले, इस से बाहर कुछ नहीं

मध्यप्रदेश बोर्ड 10वीं की English परीक्षा 19 फरवरी, 2024 को निर्धारित है। तो यह आर्टिकल आपके लिए काफी ज्यादा महत्वपूर्ण साबित होने वाला है क्योंकि इस आर्टिकल में आपको बोर्ड परीक्षा के लिए वो ही प्रश्न दिए गए है जो बोर्ड पेपर में आने जा रहे है।

यहाँ पर MP Board क्लास 10th के English (VVI Most Important Questions-Answer) से संबंधित महत्वपूर्ण प्रश्न दिए गए है। महत्वपूर्ण प्रश्नों का एक संग्रह है जो बहुत ही अनुभवी शिक्षकों के द्वारा तैयार किये गए है। इसमें प्रत्येक महत्वपूर्ण प्रश्नों को छांट कर एकत्रित किया गया है, जिससे कि विद्यार्थी कम समय में अच्छे अंक प्राप्त कर सके।

छात्रों को इन (MP Board 10 English Important Question 2024) प्रश्नों को अच्छी तरह से याद रखना चाहिए, जिससे आपको तैयारी करने में आसानी होगी। अब आपकी परीक्षा में कुछ ही घंटे बचे है I जिससे English के पेपर की तैयारी कर सकते हैं और अच्छे मार्क्स ला सकते है I

MP Board 10th English Question Answer

1. What did Lencho hope for ?

Ans. Lencho hoped for a good harvest. The crop only needed some rain.

2. Why were the two national anthems sung ?

Ans. The Republic of South Africa had two major constituents : The blacks and the whites. It was appropriate and showed that the two communities were to live together peacefully, forgetting the past.

3. How did the mother seagull force the young seagull to fly ?

Ans. The mother flew with a fish near the seagull but did not gave him food. She flew away. The seagull maddened with hunger forgot his fear and ran to the edge. He found he could fly.

4. What made the woman in the control centre look at the narrator strangely ?

Ans. The woman is the control centre looked at the narrator Strangely when he asked her about the other aeroplane. In the strong weather no planes were flying and she surprised at his question.

5. Why does Anne want to keep a diary ?

Ans. Anne has a big, loving family but she finds that she cannot confide her inner thoughts and feelings to anyone of the family. She does the writing to get all kinds of things off her chest.

6. Why did Anne think she could confide more in her diary than in people ?

Ans. Anne could confide more in her diary than in people because she thought paper had more patience than people. The diary would keep her secret like a sincere friend.

7. What are the two negative powers that can destroy the world ?

Ans. The two negative powers are uncontrolled desire and hatred. The poet has compared them to fire and ice.

8. How does the tiger move about in the cage ?

Ans. The tiger is in a concrete cell. There is not much space. The tiger keeps on moving silently from one end to another and back. He suffers a quiet rage and moves on his velvet claws noiselessly.

9. How does Dr. Harriot treat Tricki ?

Ans. Dr. Harriot realizes that the problem with Tricki is that he is overfed. Mrs. Pumphrey pampers him a lot, overfeeding him, So the doctor does not give him any food for two days but plenty of water after three days the dog begins to recover, He moves about with other dogs and competes for food, with exercise and healthy food, he is completely transformed into a healthy, agile dog.

10. Why was it difficult for Hari Singh to rob Anil ?

Ans. It was difficult for Hari Singh to rob Anil because Anil was a kind, trusting person. He was also a careless person and Hari thought, he might not even notice the theft. This, in his views, took the pleasure out of the work. However, the obvious reason seems to be that his conscience did not allow him to rob a benefactor.

11. How did Mandelas "Hunger for Freedom" change his life ?

Ans. When he saw the oppression of the black under the apartheid rule, his life was changed. Hunger of his people for dignity and respect brought the change. The frightened young man became a bold man who built his life around the struggle to get fundamental rights for his people. This made him selfless and ready to sacrifice.

12. Write the summary and central idea of the poem "The Ball Poem".

Ans. Ans. The poem describes a day-to-day incident of a child losing his ball. It falls and rolls over into the water. The child has lost it forever. In a shock, he stands rigid. The poet uses the loss of the ball to symbolise possibly the loss of his young days, the joy of being a child. The poet does not disturb him. He knows that the offer to buy another ball will not make the child happy. The child is learning a lesson that in life we do lose possessions. We must learn to bear the loss. Another ball cannot replace the ball lost. Like every man he is learning what it means to lose things and also be able to face the pain of the loss.

13. How did Ebright's mother help him becoming a scientist ?

Ans. It is said that there is always a woman behind a successful man. This woman in the case of Ebright was his mother. When Ebright was in class three his father died. Ebright's mother raised him as a single parent. They spent all of their free time together. When he had nothing to do she found something more for him to learn. She gave him a book "The travels of Monarch X' which opened the world of science to Richard. She wrote to Dr. Urquhart and Richard became a part of his project on migration of butterflies. She also took him to trips and bought him instruments like telescopes, microscopes, cameras and mounting materials. In this way she was always supportive to him. She recognized his talents and gave him opportunities to improve them. Without her guidance, Richard might not have been a great scientist.

14. Who was Lencho? What were his problems ?

Ans. Lencho was a poor, hard working farmer. His crop of corn was almost ready but it needed a little rain. If it did not rain, he would not get a good crop and he and his family. might suffer starvations for the year.

15. What does Mandela thank the international Leaders for ?

Ans. Mandela thanks the international leaders to be present on the occassion to witness victory for justice, for peace and for human dignity. Their presence shows that it was an important event in the history of South Africa.

16. Where has the boy lost his ball ? How does the loss affect him ?

Ans. The boy lost his ball while playing near the harbour. It possibly slipped from his hands and went rolling into the water. The boy stood rigid. He shock in agony. He had hisfirst experience of losing something dear to him.

17. Why is Bholi's father worried about her ?

Ans. Bholi's father is worried about her because she has neither good looks nor is she intelligent. He is worried that it would be difficult to find a suitable match for her. No one will like to marry an ugly girl.

18. Write a character sketch of Natalya.

Ans. Lomov says, Natalya is a good housekeeper, not bad looking and well educated. These are the qualities that attract him to her and he comes to propose to her. But she is pompous and arrogant. As soon as Lomov claims to be the owner of 'Oxen Meadows' we see her changed character. She is not ready to listen to him and forgets all good manners. Again when her father tells her that Lomov had come to propose to her, her behaviour changes. She weeps and asks her father to bring Lomov back or she will die. This shows her weak character and selfishness. All in all, she is a character of contrasts.

19. How did custard prove that he was not a coward ?

Ans. When the pirate came all other pets ran away and hid themselves. The brave Belinda cried for help. The Custard came foward. He attacked the pirate. The pirate shot at him twice but missed Custard swallowed him up in no time.

20. Discuss the role of the teacher in moulding the personality of Bholi.

Ans. Bholi was a neglected child at home. Her parents also thought her to be a burden. She was sent to school only because the Tehsildar told Ramlal to do so. The school opened a new world to her. The teacher encouraged her and helped her to develop her personality. The Bholi, who could not speak properly, is seen to speak clearly. She speaks to safeguard his rights. She puts an end to her parents' worries. All this was possible because of the guidance and encouragement of the teacher. The teacher's qualities of love and sincerity are visible here. She is rightly proud of her student's achievement. In fact the transformation of Bholi into Sulekha is a measure of her devotion to duty.

21. Why was Rajvir excited to see the tea garden ?

Ans. Rajvir was excited because he had never seen so much greenery and he wanted to enjoy the beauty of garden with his friends.

22. What are two negative powers that can destroy the world ?

Ans. The two negative powers are uncontrolled desire and hatred. The poet has compared them to fire and ice.

23. Explain the irony of Lencho calling the postal Employees "a bunch of crooks" ?

Ans. Lencho's crop was completely destroyed by the hailstorm. He wrote a letter to God requesting him to send him a hundred pesos. The postmaster and his staff were moved by the simple faith of this farmer and decided to help him. So, together they collected seventy pesos and sent him the money by mail. The postmaster signed the letter as GOD to keep Lencho's faith intact. It was an act of kindness. When Lencho got the letter and counted the money, he found it was only seventy pesos and not one hundred. He felt that the rest of the money was taken by the postal people because God could not make a mistake. So, he wrote another letter to God, asking him to send the remaining thirty pesos. He added that God should not send the money through post because the postal people were 'a bunch of crooks'. The irony is that, instead of being thankful Lencho blames the kind postal people.

24. What is the message of the poem 'Fire and Ice"?

Ans. The poem points out two major causes that can destroy the world. We are aware of physical factors like global warming, change in cycle of seasons etc. They do affect the human life. Also there are emotional factor, uncontrolled desires and greed create tensions among nations. They give rise to wars, we have faced the tragedy of World-Wars in 20th century. Also there is a lot of hatred. There are racial and religional difference that cause animosity. The poet warns us against these evils.

25. Describe how Matilda's ambition were the cause of her troubles ?

Ans. Matilda was a beautiful young lady born in a poor family and married to a petty clerk. She was ambitious and dreamy and felt that she deserved all the comforts in life because of her beauty. Her poor circumstances made her unhappy. She borrowed a diamond necklace from her friend so that she could look beautiful at the ball. The loss of the necklace completely changes their lives. This changed the dreamy young Matilda into a strong woman. She joined hands with her husband in repaying the debt and lived the arduous life of the poor. She lacked humility. If she had gone Mme. Forestier and told her about the loss of the necklace she could have avoided a lot of suffering to herself and her husband. So, we see Matilda as a dreamy young girl and also as a heroine in her struggle with poverty.

26. How did the mother seagull force the young seagull to fly ?

Ans. The mother flew with a fish near the seagull but did not gave him food. She flew away. The seagull maddened with hunger forgot his fear and ran to the edge. He found he could fly.

27. What is the child's reaction on losing the ball ?

Ans. The boy lost his ball while playing near the harbour. It possibly slipped from his hands and went rolling into the water. The boy stood rigid. He shock in agony. He had his first experience of losing something dear to him.

28. Does Anil realize that he has been robbed ?

Ans. Anil is careless and generous but not a fool. He knows that Hari Singh makes some profit in the daily shopping. He is aware that Hari Singh is stealing the money but does not react. He pardons him even after the robbing.

29. Describe the early life of Gautam Buddha.

Ans. He was born in a royal family in Northern India. He was sent for schooling in Hindu sacred scriptures at the age of twelve. He returned after four year and was married to a princess. They got a son and he lived a happy married life till the age of twenty five.

30. Who was max? Why did he enter Ausable's room? Did he succeed in his plan ?

Ans. Max was a secret agent. He had information that Ausable was getting a secret report about certain new missiles. He wanted to get that report. He entered Ausable's room to get that report by force. He used a passkey to enter. When Ausable entered the room with Fowler Max forced him to sit at gunpoint. Then Ausable enguised if he had entered through the balcony. He gave a vivid description and made Max believe that the balcony did exist and could be used to get away. The balcony was purely a thing of fiction. When the door was knocked Ausable told him that he had requested the police to check on him and now they had come. Max was confused and unnerved. He jumped out of the window and fell in the street, dead. Thus, Ausable turned the tables on him and got rid of the enemy agent Max. Max failed because he had not made a study of the building. He proved gullible.

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