Important Questions English Book-II, Part-I Inter Part-II

  Important Short Questions Inter Part-2,Book-2 (Part-II)

Questions Based on Exercise

1.      Why couldn’t Churchill do well in the examination? (First Year at Harrow)

2.      How did Churchill do his Latin paper? (First Year at Harrow)

3.      In after years how did the knowledge of English stand him in good stead? 

                                                                                            (First Year at Harrow)

4.      Give an idea of the size of Sahara? (Hitch-hiking Across the Sahara)

5.      What had Christopher’s foster mother to do with his desire to see distant places?                                                                                                            (Hitch-hiking Across the Sahara)

6.      What was the most noticeable feature of the desert city, named Ghardaia?

                                                                                        (Hitch-hiking Across the Sahara)

7.      Give an account of the little town named El-Golea and compare it with In-Salah, bringing the difference between the two.  (Hitch-hiking Across the Sahara)

8.      What are antiseptics and what is the antiseptic method? (Alexander Fleming)

9.      What was the chief defect of antiseptic method?(Alexander Fleming)

10.  What part is played by the white cells in the blood of human body?(Alexander Fleming)

11.  In what respect is penicillin better than the chemical antiseptics?(Alexander Fleming)

12.  Write a note on penicillin as a wonder drug.

13.  Why couldn’t penicillin have been discovered in the research laboratories of America?

14. What did you mean by spontaneous generation? OR How did Pasteur prove that spontaneous generation was not a fact? (Louis Pasteur)

15. How did Pasteur discover the treatment of the cattle disease Anthrax? (Louis Pasteur)

16. Give an account of Pasteur’s treatment of Hydrophobia and how did he cure the first patient suffering in it? (Louis Pasteur)

17.  Why was Mustafa Kamal sent to Anatolia? (Mustafa Kamal)

18.  How did Mehmet try to regain Anatolia for himself? (Mustafa Kamal)

19.  Discuss Mustafa Kamal’s reforms with reference to removal of illiteracy. (Mustafa Kamal)

20.  Discuss Mustafa Kamal’s reforms with reference to position of women.(Mustafa Kamal)

21.  Discuss Mustafa Kamal’s reforms with reference to adoption of the Roman script.

                                                                                                                            (Mustafa Kamal)

19.  Write a note on Mustafa Kamal as a great nation-builder. (Mustafa Kamal)

Additional Short Questions 

1. In which subjects were the examiners interested? OR What were the favourite subjects of the writer?         (First Year at Harrow)

2. Why was Churchill selected for admission in spite of his bad performance? OR Why was Churchill admitted to Harrow despite his bad performance?(First Year at Harrow)

3. Where was the writer placed in the list of the newly admitted students and why?

                                                                                                                          (First Year at Harrow)

4. Who was Churchill?(First Year at Harrow)

5. Why did Christopher like El-Golea?  (Hitch-hiking Across the Sahara)

6. Where is Timbuktu situated?  (Hitch-hiking Across the Sahara)

7. What is Hitch-Hiking?  (Hitch-hiking Across the Sahara)

8. Why did Fleming choose St. Mary Medical School for admission? (Alexander Fleming)

9. What is Lysozyme?  OR How was Lysozyme different from other chemicals? OR How did Fleming discover Lysozyme?    (Alexander Fleming)

10. Who discovered germs? OR Who discovered germs and who killed them? OR Who were Pasteur and Lister? What did they do? (Louis Pasteur)

11. What happened to Pasteur on his wedding day? OR What happened to Pasteur on his marriage day? Why did Pasteur forget his wedding ceremony?         (Louis Pasteur)   

12. When was the Pasteur Institute built and why? (Louis Pasteur)

13. What was the famous battle call of Mustafa Kamal? (Mustafa Kamal)

14. What was the first step taken by Mustafa Kamal to educate his people?(Mustafa Kamal)

15. Why did Turkish people reject the treaty?             (Mustafa Kamal)

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