Class 12th English Sample Paper 2027 Full Solution MP Board || कक्षा 12वीं अंग्रेजी अभ्यास प्रश्न पत्र 2027 के उत्तर एमपी बोर्ड

Class 12 English

Sample Question Paper – Higher Secondary Exam 2027
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SECTION – A (Reading Skills)

Q.1 Passage on Artificial Intelligence (1×10 = 10)

1. What is Artificial Intelligence?

Answer: (b) Simulation of human intelligence in machines

2. Which of the following is an example of AI in daily life?

Answer: (b) Siri and Alexa

3. By which of the following methods does AI help the farmers?

Answer: (b) by predicting weather and increasing crop production

4. In healthcare, AI helps doctors to…..

Answer: (b) detect diseases early

5. According to the passage, what is the right way to use AI?

Answer: (b) AI should support humans, not replace them

6. The author says AI can make the world a better place because --------

Answer: (b) it can solve big problems like climate change and poverty

7. What is the main idea of the passage?

Answer: (b) AI has both benefits and challenges and should be used wisely

8. Find a word from the passage which means 'to copy or imitate':

Answer: (b) simulation

9. The adjective of word 'privacy' is ---------

Answer: (a) private

10. If AI can do work faster than humans, what critical solution does the passage indirectly suggest for the problem of job loss?

Answer: (b) Humans should learn new skills and use AI as a support tool to create new types of jobs

Q.2 Note Making (3+1 = 4 Marks)

Title: Modern Education – A New Approach

Notes:

• 1. Difference from Traditional Education
  • 1.1 Not limited to books, blackboard & classrooms
  • 1.2 Technology-driven & student-centred
• 2. Features of Modern Education
  • 2.1 Smart classes, online learning, e-books, educational apps
  • 2.2 Learning through videos, presentations & interactive activities
  • 2.3 Develops creativity & critical thinking
  • 2.4 Focus on skills – communication, problem-solving, teamwork
  • 2.5 Practical knowledge through projects & fieldwork
• 3. Role of Teachers & Internet
  • 3.1 Teachers act as guides
  • 3.2 Students can learn from teachers worldwide
• 4. Challenges
  • 4.1 Excessive screen time
  • 4.2 Lack of personal contact
• 5. Conclusion
  • 5.1 Need for balance between traditional values & modern technology

Abbreviations used: Edu. = Education, Tech. = Technology, & = and

SECTION – B (Writing Skills)

Q.3 Notice (4 Marks)

G.H.S.S. SHAHDOL NOTICE Date: 1 November 2026 Meeting for Annual Function Planning All House Captains and Vice-Captains are hereby informed to attend an important meeting on 3 November 2026 at 1:00 p.m. in the Cultural Room. The agenda of the meeting is to prepare a detailed plan for the forthcoming Annual Function. Attendance is compulsory. Neha Jain Cultural Secretary

Q.4 Letter to the Mayor (4 Marks)

25, Rajeev Colony Dewas 1 November 2026 The Mayor Municipal Corporation Dewas Subject: Request for Proper Drinking Water Facility in Rajeev Colony Respected Sir, I am a resident of Rajeev Colony, Dewas. I wish to draw your kind attention towards the severe problem of drinking water in our colony. For the past several months, the water supply has been irregular and the quality of water is very poor. Residents are forced to buy water from tankers, which is expensive. Many people, especially children and old persons, are falling ill due to contaminated water. I, therefore, request you to take immediate steps to provide a proper and regular drinking water facility in our colony. Kindly install new pipelines or repair the existing ones at the earliest. I shall be highly obliged for your prompt action. Yours faithfully, Anant Singh

Q.5 Essay (Any one) – 120-150 words (4 Marks)

(i) Importance of English

English is the most widely spoken language in the world. It is the language of science, technology, business, and international communication. In India, English acts as a link language among people of different states. Knowledge of English opens the doors to higher education and better job opportunities. Most competitive exams, books, and research papers are available in English. It helps us to connect with the global world and understand different cultures. In the age of internet and artificial intelligence, English has become even more important. Students who are good in English can access online courses, international scholarships, and high-paying jobs. Thus, learning English is not just a subject; it is a necessity for success in the modern world.

Word Count: ≈ 135

SECTION – C (Grammar)

Q.6 Fill in the blanks (Any five) (1×5 = 5)

i. I met a European yesterday.
ii. He hasn’t got much money.
iii. Ram does his work.
iv. Take out the lamp from the cabinet.
v. Ravi answered all the fifteen questions correctly.
vi. Harshita has been making toys since morning.

Q.7 Do as directed (Any five) (1×5 = 5)

i. He tells me that he is my friend.

ii. No sooner did he close his eyes than the telephone rang.

iii. Although Kabir is weak, he can walk a mile.

iv. Badminton is played by Archana every day.

v. Sanjay did not teach English.

vi. The box is so heavy that it cannot be lifted.

SECTION – D (Literature)

Q.8 Extract – Lost Spring (1×5 = 5)

(i) (c) Anees Jung
(ii) (a) drag them to jail
(iii) (d) dreadful
(iv) (b) Lost Spring
(v) (d) trap them

Q.9 (A) Extract – A Roadside Stand (1×3 = 3)

1. (b) The elite class
2. (a) decay
3. (c) Transferred epithet

Q.9 (B) Extract – The Enemy (1×4 = 4)

1. (a) Dr. Sadao's education
2. (b) Twenty two
3. (a) To learn surgery and medicine
4. (c) troop

Q.10 Short Answer (30 words each) (2×5 = 10)

(i) The order from Berlin was to teach only German in the schools of Alsace and Lorraine. The people of Alsace felt shocked and regretted not learning French earlier. They realised the value of their language.

(ii) The drowning incident left Douglas with a deep fear of water. He avoided swimming and felt terror whenever he was near water. It haunted him for many years and affected his confidence.

(iii) The peddler considered the world as a rattrap because it offers baits like riches and joys. People get trapped by these baits just as rats get trapped by cheese, and then suffer.

(iv) The example of national integration at Gemini Studios was the presence of people from different regions and languages working together peacefully, showing unity in diversity.

(v) Sophie dreamed of owning a boutique after school. She also imagined becoming an actress or a fashion designer. She wanted a glamorous and sophisticated life.

Q.11 Short Answer (30 words) (2×3 = 6)

(i) The poet noticed that her mother’s face looked pale, ashen and corpse-like. She realised that her mother had grown old and might not live much longer. It filled her with pain.

(ii) According to Keats, a thing of beauty is a joy forever. It gives us everlasting happiness, peace, and removes the sadness and darkness from our lives.

(iii) The ‘childish longing’ refers to the villagers’ hope that city people will stop and buy their goods. It is vain because the polished traffic never stops; the rich ignore the poor.

Q.12 Short Answer (30 words) (2×2 = 4)

(i) The Maharaja decided to kill one hundred tigers because an astrologer had predicted that a tiger would cause his death. He wanted to prove the prediction wrong and save his life.

(ii) According to Tishani Doshi, Antarctica holds the geological history of the Earth. It helps us understand how the continents were formed and how climate change has affected the planet over millions of years.

Q.13 Long Answer (Any two) 75-100 words (3×2 = 6)

(i) Lives of Saheb and Mukesh

The lives of Saheb and Mukesh are similar in many ways. Both belong to poor families and are forced to work at a young age. Saheb is a ragpicker who scrounges for gold in the garbage dumps of Seemapuri. Mukesh belongs to a family of bangle makers in Firozabad and is forced into the glass-blowing industry. Both are victims of poverty, exploitation and the vicious circle of middlemen. They have lost their childhood and freedom. However, Mukesh shows a spark of hope. He dreams of becoming a motor mechanic, while Saheb has almost accepted his fate. Their lives highlight the harsh reality of child labour in India.

(ii) Gandhi and the people of Champaran

Along with solving the problem of sharecroppers, Gandhi helped the people of Champaran in many other ways. He made the British landlords refund part of the money they had taken illegally. He also worked for the social and cultural upliftment of the villages. Gandhi opened primary schools, improved health and hygiene, and made the people aware of their rights. He taught them self-reliance and courage. The Champaran episode became a turning point in the Indian freedom struggle as it showed the power of non-violent satyagraha.

Q.14 Long Answer (75-100 words) (3 Marks)

Keeping Quiet

The poet Pablo Neruda wants us to count up to twelve and keep still for a moment. He wants us to stop all our activities and remain silent. This stillness will help us to understand ourselves and others better. The message of the poem is that silence and introspection can bring peace. In the modern world of rush and noise, we have no time to understand one another. If we keep quiet, we will realise the futility of wars and destruction. The poet does not mean total inactivity but a moment of peaceful reflection so that we can live in harmony with nature and fellow human beings.

Q.15 Long Answer (75-100 words) (3 Marks)

On the Face of It

The real deformity of Derry is not his burnt face but the bitterness and inferiority complex he suffers from. People stare at him, avoid him, and make him feel unwanted. This makes him withdrawn, angry and full of self-pity. Mr. Lamb helps Derry by treating him as a normal human being. He talks to him freely, shares his own physical disability (a tin leg), and teaches him to look at the positive side of life. He encourages Derry to come out of his shell, make friends, and enjoy life. Mr. Lamb’s positive attitude and open-mindedness give Derry new confidence and hope.

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