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English— 2006 (Set II— Compartment Delhi)
General Instructions: See in the Set - I, Delhi Board, 2006, (comptt.)
Note: Except for the following questions, all the remaining questions have been asked in Set - I D.B., 2006, (Comptt.)
Q. 4. You are Rajan/Ranjita, Special Correspondent of The Times of India. You have visited the coastal areas devastated by the Tsunami. Write a report on the affected people’s attempt to catch up with life after the traumatic experience. (Word limit 100 — 125 words) (10)
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You are Nändan/Nalini working with an NCO Non Governmental Organisation. After visiting an orphanage you were moved by the pathetic conditions of the orphans there. You organised a campaign to mobilise funds and awaken the conscience of the society. Write a report on it to be published in a local daily. (Word limit 100 — 125 words) (10)
Q. 5. Write a letter to the editor of a national daily expressing your views on the sports awards and the dissatisfaction they have created in some of the eminent sports personalities. Do not forget to give your suggestions. You are Mohan/Manju, 7/A, Gulmohar Park, Punjab. (10)
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Write a letter to the Superintendent of Police (Traffic) on the overcrowding of school buses and the safety of school children. Give your suggestions to avoid accidents of the vehicles used for ferrying school children. You are Mohit/Leela, 10/B Good Shepherd Road, Lucknow. (10)
Q. 6. Inspite of the advancement in technology, luxuries and freedom, the new generation is a worried lot. Write an article in about 200 words giving your views on this. You are John / Jolly. (10)
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Our villages still do not have basic facilities even after years of independence. Write an article in about 200 words urging the government and private agencies to provide better basic facilities in our villages. You are John! Jolly. (10)
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