CBSE Class 12 English (Core) Question Paper 2023 Set 3 Solution

CBSE Class 12 English (Core) Question Paper 2023 Set 3 Solution, will help you assess your answers to the exam on February 24, 2023. I hope you worked hard on your paper to the best of your ability. Most of the questions have appeared in Readlearnexcel’s English Guide: CBSE Sure-Shot Questions Class 12 English(Core) and HBSE/CBSE Class 12 English (Core) Sure-Shot Exam Solution PDF.

CBSE Class 12 English (Core) Question Paper 2023 Set 3 solution will allow you to check your answer, but for the time being, ignore matching the answers until you have completed all of your papers. The CBSE Class 12 English (Core) Question Paper 2023 Set 3 was not an easy paper for the students of class 12 as it was time-consuming and some questions were a little bit vague and students were not able to answer the analogy questions so easily.

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CBSE Class 12 English (Core) Question Paper 2023 Set 3 Solution

Section A

Reading Skills

Question 1.

CBSE Class 12 English (Core) Question Paper 2023 Set 3 Solution

Answers:

(i) (a)

(ii) Water, air, soil, and trees are the natural resources without which we can’t continue to live.

(iii) The writer talks about “celebrating the progress” during World Conservation Day, where things are discussed to protect nature.

(iv) d

(v) b

(vi) Forests and rivers provide us food, air, and water to protect mankind.

(vii) d

(viii) Population explosion is the major reason behind the depletition of natural resorces at very fast pace.

(ix) to try and practise a sustainable lifestyle to protect and conserve nature.

(x) (b) Save Nature Save Life

Question 2.

Answers:

(i) Not Given- If there is information on this

(ii) The companies demand exemplary performance from their employees because there is competition among enterprises.

(iii) (c) when there are chances to get financial gratifiction

(iv) The two factors that display the work performance of both categories are team spirit and work environment.

(v) We can say this because of the chances of promotion and relaxed working environment.

(vi) (d) happy

(vii) The 45-60 age group workers are motivated by ‘respect from coleagues’.

(viii) No, Prospect of a promotion.

(ix) The internal factors affecting work performances are spirit, competent boss, respect from colleagues and job satisfaction.

(x) (c) happiness

Section B

Creative Writing Skills

Question 3.

Answer:

(A)

Notice

To Clean Parks in Vacation

The Social Service Club is cleaning parks during summer break to remove plastic wrappers and bottles. During summer break, the colony park will host a Sunday morning cleaning camp at 9 a.m. Children are urged to help tidy the park on Sundays. On Sundays, parents are asked to send their children to the park to assist with the park’s cleaning project. For more information, contact:

Rajni/Raghav

Secretary

Social Service Club

(B)

Notice

Don’t Feed Stray Dogs

The government Model Sanskriti School’s management has noticed that kids are missing prayer because they are feeding stray dog puppies during prayer time. The school is relocating the puppies. Students should not feed the puppies since the mother may bite and spread rabies. Students who feed pups will be penalised.

Jessica/Javed

Secretary

Students Council

Question 4.

Answer:

(A) Formal Letter of Invitation

Secretary

Literary Club

S.S. Public School

Jhajjar-124103

24/02/2023

Dr. Mala Mehra

Novelist and Educationist

Govt. P.G. Nehru College

Jhajjar

Subject: Invitation to speak on “The Importance of Books”

Dear Madam

On the occasion of World Book Day, Literary Club is glad to invite you to provide a talk on “The importance of Books” in the college auditorium on April 23, 2023 at 10 a.m. It would be an honour for us to hear from a renowned novelist and educator. The kids would have a terrific chance to hear from you and engage with you in order to learn the key to your success.

We hope you’ll agree to talk on “The Importance of Books” if we extend the offer. Your response by April 15, 2023, would be very appreciated so that we could make the required preparations.

We are excitedly awaiting your favourable reaction.

Yours sincerely

Leena

Secretary

(B)

24th Februrary, 2023

Dinesh

H.No. 240

Majra

Manali

Himachal Pradesh-540254

Dear Dinesh

This is to let you know that I received your invitation to spend some time with you over the summer. I will be glad to join you on June 10, 2023, and I will take the bus to Manali at 5 o’clock. Please pick me up in Manali. We will have a great time spending a week with your family in your village.

Yours own

Nitesh

Question 5.

(A) Letter to the Editor about the pathetic condition of women in our society

Answer:

240/5

Sector 6

Housing Board Jhajjar-124103

Februrary 24, 2023

The Editor

The Tribune

Chandigarh

Subject: Poor treatment of women as a result of “Increasing Rate of Crime Against Women”

Honored Sir

I wish to voice my opinions on the miserable state of women in our society through the columns of your reputable publication. Even with their constitutional rights, women nevertheless experience many issues. Even with the grandiose promises of “Women’s Rights,” “Reservation for Women in Elections,” and “Empowering of Women,” their lives are still filled with difficulty. I’m troubled by the “Increasing Rate of Crime Against Women.” I am writing this letter in an effort to raise awareness of the plight of women in our nation.

Domestic abuse, inadequate education, financial reliance, and a lack of employment possibilities for women in India are just a few of the issues that women in our culture must deal with. Many of these issues are covered in the news on a regular basis, but regrettably no real solution has been discovered to free women from the struggle for survival.

I thus ask that you make some of the necessary fixes for the advancement of women public. I’m outlining a few ideas for enhancing the status of women. The legal protection of equal rights and opportunities for all people without regard to gender must strengthen women. To compete with males and lead comfortable lives, they must be given access to a good educational environment, financial freedom, and health care.

I anticipate that you will use your newspaper column to share my suggestions for empowering women in society in an effort to grab the attention of the decision-makers.

Thanks

Yours sincerely

Suhina

(B)

345, Housing Board

Bhopal

M.P. 524025

Date: March 8, 2023

The Director

Frontier Foods Pvt. Ltd.

Bhopal

Subject: Application for the post of receptionist.

Respected Sir

I was going through the advertisement section of “The Tribune” dated October 5, and I saw your advertisement for the post of receptionist in your office. Being an experienced receptionist at D.P.S. School, Bhopal, I am interested in applying for the post of receptionist in your office. My expertise in MS Office, soft skills, writing emails, and maintaining visitor records at the counter will put me ahead of other candidates.

Being a graduate of a local college in Bhopal, I know the surroundings of the area. I’m also good at writing and dictating letters and messages, which gives me an advantage over others.I am good at communication skills, both in Hindi and English. I have a certificate on my computer from the Red Cross Society. I have attached my detailed CV with the application.

After looking at the details about me, I expect that you will invite me for an interview as soon as possible. Your positive response will be highly solicited.

Thanks

Yours sincerely

Priya

+9123252526

priya@gmail.com

Encl: C.V.

OBJECTIVE:

increasing customers of the company through soft skills.

EDUCATION:

Govt. College, Bhopal, May 2018

B.A.Economics

Diploma in MS Office, R.E.D. Cross Society

SPECIAL SKILLS:

Excel, MS Office, Communication skills, soft spoken, Excellent interpersonal skills.

EXPERIENCE:

Receptionist: October, 2021-Present

D.P.S. School, Bhopal

HONOURS AND ACTIVITIES:

Member of Facebook group of Receptionist

……………………….

KEYWORD SUMMARY:

Receptionist, MS Office, email writing, communication skills.

Contact:

Priya

345, Housing Board

Bhopal

M.P. 524025

+9123252526

priya@gmail.com

Question 6.

(A)

Report on Workshop on “READING- A REVIVAL”

By Sara

Jhajjar

Feb. 24, 2023

I got an opportunity to cover an inter-school workshop on “Reading: A Revival” as a student correspondent of GGSSS Silana, Jhajjar. The Library Club of the school organised the workshop on “Reading: A Revival” through a skit in the school auditorium. The workshop started at 10 a.m.

Three groups participated in the workshop to discuss the importance of reading for the students to succeed in their careers. Different methods and techniques to improve reading skills among students were discussed and played through skit to help the students to understand the methods of improving rading habits.The first group emphasises the importance of reading aloud in the classroom through skit, and the importance of gifting a book is also emphasised through skit.

Throughout the workshop, the following points were highlighted:

Reading aloud
Make it a habit to gift a book to someone you love.
A library in schools and homes is a necessity.
Assist students in being always prepared with reading materials and technology.
Students were encouraged to read every day and do movie reviews.

The principal addressed the workshop and motivated the students to enhance their reading skills. The workshop on “Reading: A Revival” came to an end at 2 p.m.

(B)

Article

Problems of the Aged and Role of Society and Government to Empower Them

The population of older people in India is one of the fastest-growing in the world. India is considered to have the second-largest global population of ageing people. India lacks the basic infrastructure and expertise to support the health and welfare of the elderly. Thus, elderly people face some issues and expect some amicable solutions to live happily.

There are so many issues facing elderly people, like social, financial, and family problems. In the eighties, we were part of joint families, and elder people used to live with their kids, but as time changed, the job crisis and awareness increased among the new generation in the hope of doing well in cities. The elder people were left behind in villages or even cities, and hence, they became alone. Sometime, the elder people, who are not helped by any pension or government help, became financially burdened.

Therefore, the problems of the elderly and the roles of society and government come into play, and all of us should think over them. They must be provided with an active life with proper medical support. Family support is essential for all of us, and the same is true for elderly people. They must be given love and support. The National Policy on Older Persons was announced by the Government of India in the year 1999. The government must start an old-age pension to help the elderly.

Section C

Literature

Question 7.

(A)

(i) (c) sympathetic

(ii) The indifferent attitude of the rich people towards the poor is that they don’t care for the roadside dwellers.

(iii) (d) a dole of bread

(iv) (a) at the edge of the road

(v) The roadside stand owner wants some cash share from the city people to help them.

(vi) withering

(B)

(i) Young Trees sprinting

(ii) (b) fear of losing her mother

(iii) (d) she was dozing

(iv) trees sprinting : personification

(v) to feel happy and young

(vi) (a)anxiety

Question 8.

(A)

(i) (a) surprise

(ii) (b) acceptance

(iii) (c) I and III

(iv) relax him.

(B)

(i) is alone.

(ii) (a) welcoming nature

(iii) (a)I and IV

(iv) (a)

Question 9.

(A)

(i) (d)

(ii) consented

(iii) (b) soul has been stolen

(iv) (a) Lewis Carroll

(v) (b) disappoints

(vi) (c) gave

(B)

(i) (b)

(ii) horror

(iii) (d) Both i and II are true

(iv) only fooling

(v) of haunting fear

(vi) wobbly

Question 10.

(a Anees Jung goes to Seemapuri, situated on the periphery of Delhi yet miles away from it. She comes to know that he doesn’t go to school as there is no school in the neighborhood. His full name is ‘Saheb-e-Alam’, and he doesn’t know the meaning of his name. He roams the streets collecting garbage with his friends. Anees Jung goes to Seemapuri, situated on the periphery of Delhi yet miles away from it. People came to Seemapuri in 1971, and the Saheb family was one of them. 10,000 ragpickers are living in Seemapuri. Seemapuri is devoid of all facilities like sewage, drainage, and sanitation. There is no drinking water in the colony. She further asks about the reason for leaving their country. “Garbage to them is gold”. They make both ends meet by collecting garbage.

(b) The peddler declined the offer of invitation as he was afraid of being caught. Therefore, fear of being caught compelled him to decline the offer. In the woods, he meets an ironmaster who took him as his old comrade. Therefore, the ironmaster invites the peddler for a Christmas party but the peddler denied to join. Then. Elda, the ironmaster’s daughter convinced him to join them. In the meantime, he feels bad about stealing the crofter’s money. They assist the peddler in getting a makeover, dressing him in nice clothes, and shaving his beard. The ironmaster then realises he made a mistake; the peddler was not his comrade.

(c) “The mighty dead” are those who have distinguished themselves through brave and noble acts. They live forever, and such brave hearts never die. They become legends of our history and are always remembered. Things that live a long time are called beautiful things. We always owe them for their noble cause. On doomsday or judgment day, a sprinkle of ‘immortal drink’ will be poured on them and they will be part of heaven and rewarded with ‘grandeur’.

(d)

The order from Berlin compelled him to leave the school forever. He became emotional while he was delivering his last lesson. So, we can say that he became emotional in the end.It was his last lesson in the school or we can say that it was his last day in the school so, he was wearing formal dress/

His performance in the last lesson was outstanding. He uses a solemn and gentle tone when he is addressing the villagers and students. He has a logical mind and can analyse problems to determine what is causing them.

(e) The poet depicts the indifferent attitudes of people towards the roadside dwellers. The dwellers expect some money from the ‘polished traffic passed with a mind ahead’. People just turn their vehicles without looking at the booth. These small farmers just sell “wild berries” in small homemade wooden boxes. They want a small share of their money to manage their families. Unfortunately, these assurances were never kept.

Question 11.

Answer:

(a) The tiger king killed many tigers in his state. With the extinction of tigers and the pressure of British officers who wanted to kill tigers, The Maharaja didn’t allow Britishers to shoot tigers in his state. His empire was in danger in this way, so he sent some expensive rings to the lady to save it.

(b)

Derry unknowingly enters Lamb’s garden, and fortunately, he is welcomed by the owner of the garden, who helps him live a normal life, leaving behind his past. Derry was upset due to the scar on his face and was very upset as the people don’t want any association with him. Thus, they start sharing their problems and soon become friends. Derry asks Lamb, “How is he disliked by other children?”

(c) Sadao was a renowned surgeon who had taken an oath to save lives at any cost. They approached him and examined him. He was a wounded American soldier in the war. Dr. Sadao was in a pickle. Should he treat the injured American soldier or turn him over to the police? They would be arrested if they kept the man in their home. He would die if they left him there. They took him to their house after much deliberation. The servants were terrified when they saw the person and asked the doctor not to treat the war prisoner. They protested by leaving the house. This is how he was able to save his life as a doctor, but as a citizen, we might think that he didn’t fulfill his duty.

Question 12.

Answer:

” The arrival of Gandhi Ji in Chamaparan marks the beginning of the National Freedom movement in Champaran”. “The real relief for them is that they are no longer afraid.” Mahatma Gandhi assisted Indian farmers in overcoming their fear of English landlords who used to exploit Champaran sharecroppers. As a result, he instructed the lawyers not to fight the farmers’ case in court. Furthermore, he chastised the lawyers for charging the farmers exorbitant fees. As a result, he believed that “liberation from fear of the British” was more important in empowering farmers.

Thus, the Champaran episode changed the plight of the farmers as they became fearless after this movement. Gandhiji also explained this in his talk to Louis Fischer, “The real relief for them is to be free from fear.” Thus, the Champaran episode was a “turning point” in Gandhi’s life. Louis Fischer further explained that Gandhiji “had read our minds…taught us a lesson in self-reliance.” Thus, in Indigo, the author elaborates on self-sufficiency, Indian independence, and sharecropper assistance, and helps us understand how these three movements are intertwined.

Question 13.

Answer:

The writer uses the title to explain his or her main ideas, and it must reveal the plot and theme of the chapter. Tishani Doshi, the writer of “Journey to the End of the Earth,” found Antarctica as a white landscape, the “coldest, driest, windiest continent in the world.” It is an isolated and immense continent. “If you want to know more about the planet’s past, present, and future, Antarctica is the place to go and an ideal subject to study as it is related to human existence.”

“Journey to the End of the Earth” explains the planet’s past, present, and future. The programme “Students on Ice” provides an opportunity for the students to learn about the evolution of mankind. Gondwana, a giant southern supercontinent, was established six hundred and fifty million years ago. There were no human beings present on the Gondwana continent. The climate was warmer, and it was rich in “flora and fauna.” It existed for 500 million years when the dinosaurs were wiped out, the age of mammals came into existence, and the present system of the globe took shape. History has always included Antarctica. It explains our founding story and where we are headed in the future.

Hence, the title “Journey to the End of the Earth” is appropriate and suitable for the study of Antarctica.

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