List of top English Questions asked in UP Board XII

How are the eyes of paper-seeming boy?
What was the astrologer’s prediction about the Tiger King’s death?
What was the third level? Where was it situated?
What had Sam written in his letter to Charley?
How did Dr. Sadao operate the white man?
Why did the peddler consider the world as a rattrap?
What did M. Hamel say about language and its importance?
Why did children in Seemapuri stay barefoot?
What are the hazards of working in the glass bangle industry?
The antonym of ‘better’ is:
‘Sardar Patel was one of the greatest man of India.’ Which word in the sentence is an error?
Write an article on any one of the following topics in about 100–150 words:
India – an agricultural country
Ways and measures to eradicate dowry system
Free and fair print and electronic media – the need of the time
Write a letter to the Editor of a national daily expressing your concern against unfair practices in competitive examinations.
Write a letter to the Principal of your college requesting him to arrange co-curricular activities at regular intervals.
What prediction was made at the Tiger King's birth?
Answer the following questions in about 40 words each: How is Antarctica the perfect place to study environmental changes?
Why was Sadao sent to America?
Answer any one of the following questions in about 80 words: Describe Antarctica in your own words on the basis of the lesson 'Journey to the end of the Earth.'
Write about the outcome of Charley’s quest for the third level at Grand Central Station.
Answer the following questions in about 40 words each: Why could Charley never again find "The Third Level"?
Write the central idea of any one of the following poems: A Thing of Beauty
"The story 'Rattrap' is a mixture of entertainment and philosophy." Explain.
Read the following extract carefully and answer the questions that follow: Extract: {Perhaps the Earth can teach us}
{as when everything seems dead}
{and later proves to be alive.}
{Now I’ll count up to twelve}
{and you keep quiet and I will go.}
My Mother at Sixty-six
Keeping Quiet