The Bet Page-1 Examination
Class XII EXAMINATION 2025
PKG ENGLISH STUDY CENTRE
FM-30 TIME : 30 Minutes
1. It was a ______ autumn night.
(a) cold
(b) stormy
(c) dark
(d) windy
2. The old banker was walking ______.
(a) outside his house
(b) up and down his study
(c) along the street
(d) to the guest room
3. The banker was remembering an event from ______ years before.
(a) ten
(b) fifteen
(c) five
(d) twenty
4. The banker had given a party in the ______.
(a) spring
(b) summer
(c) autumn
(d) winter
5. The party took place in the ______.
(a) morning
(b) evening
(c) afternoon
(d) midnight
6. There had been many ______ men at the party.
(a) honest
(b) rich
(c) clever
(d) poor
7. The conversations at the party were described as ______.
(a) lengthy
(b) boring
(c) confusing
(d) interesting
8. One of the topics discussed was ______.
(a) human rights
(b) capital punishment
(c) religion
(d) literature
9. Most of the guests were against the ______.
(a) lawyer
(b) banker
(c) death penalty
(d) dinner
10. Many of the guests were ______.
(a) businessmen
(b) police officers
(c) politicians
(d) journalists and intellectual men
11. The guests believed the death penalty was ______.
(a) suitable
(b) just
(c) outdated and immoral
(d) quick and easy
12. The guests thought the death penalty did not suit ______ States.
(a) modern
(b) democratic
(c) powerful
(d) Christian
13. Some guests suggested replacing the death penalty with ______.
(a) exile
(b) house arrest
(c) community service
(d) life imprisonment
14. The host of the party was the ______.
(a) lawyer
(b) banker
(c) judge
(d) writer
15. The banker said he had never tried either the death penalty or ______.
(a) exile
(b) torture
(c) imprisonment for life
(d) community service
16. The banker judged the punishments ______.
(a) through religion
(b) a priori
(c) through politics
(d) emotionally
17. According to the banker, the death penalty is more moral and ______.
(a) effective
(b) suitable
(c) humane
(d) common
18. The banker said the death penalty kills a man ______.
(a) slowly
(b) at once
(c) painfully
(d) spiritually
19. Lifelong imprisonment kills a man ______.
(a) happily
(b) peacefully
(c) slowly
(d) violently
20. The banker compared the punishments to different kinds of ______.
(a) punishments
(b) killers
(c) crimes
(d) executioners
21. One executioner kills in a few ______.
(a) days
(b) hours
(c) seconds
(d) minutes
22. The other executioner drags the life out of a person over many ______.
(a) hours
(b) days
(c) years
(d) weeks
23. One of the guests said both punishments were equally ______.
(a) fair
(b) effective
(c) immoral
(d) needed
24. The reason both punishments are immoral is because they take away ______.
(a) money
(b) respect
(c) family
(d) life
25. The guest argued that the State is not ______.
(a) powerful
(b) kind
(c) honest
(d) God
26. According to the guest, the State cannot take away what it cannot ______.
(a) create
(b) restore
(c) judge
(d) punish
27. The speaker says the State has no right to take away ______.
(a) wealth
(b) power
(c) life
(d) shelter
28. Among the guests was a young ______.
(a) teacher
(b) lawyer
(c) banker
(d) journalist
29. The young lawyer was ______ years old.
(a) twenty
(b) twenty-five
(c) thirty
(d) twenty-two
30. The lawyer is described as a young man of ______.
(a) humble nature
(b) brilliant mind
(c) five-and-twenty
(d) strong opinions
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