English Nios Plus Two Welcome to your English Nios Plus Two Total Questions: 50 Name Mobile No: 1. Why did Ved protest with cries when the eye drops were administered? Because he did not like the medicine. Because he was blind and confused about what was happening. Because the drops caused pain. Because he was afraid of the doctor. None Hint 2. Ravi said, “I have a message for your brother.”? Change the following questions into indirect speech : Ravi said that I had a message for my brother. Ravi said he had a message for your brother. Ravi said that he had a message for my brother. Ravi said that he has a message for your brother. None Hint 3. What word in the passage is similar in meaning to “willpower”? Laziness Excitement Determination Confusion None Hint 4. What is meant by “mind is without fear and head is held high”? To be proud of one’s high position. To dominate others with confidence To be fearless and self-respecting To stand straight and be carefree. None Hint 5. What are some benefits of physical well-being mentioned in the passage ? Read the given passage carefully and answer Physical well-being enables us to engage in various activities, pursue our passions and liveour lives to the fullest. A healthy body provides the energy and a vitality needed to tackle everyday taskswith ease and efficiency. Moreover, good physical health is closely associated with preventing diseasesand ailments. A healthy lifestyle incorporating regular exercise, a balanced diet and adequate rest helpsus avoid many diseases, leading to a long life. Beyond physical health, mental well-being is also crucial.Good health is a combination of both physical and mental fitness. Mental health includes emotional,psychological and social well-being. Mental health is our minds ability to think, feel, respond and behave.Good mental health fosters positive emotions and a sense of purpose, enabling us to navigate throughlife’s challenges and walk through difficult paths with grace and determination. It is necessary for us toprioritise mental health as it nurtures self-care practices and provides support whenever needed. It guarantees mental health without effort. It only benefits physical activities, not daily tasks. It allows us to avoid all illnesses permanently. It provides energy, vitality, helps tackle everyday tasks easily, and prevents diseases. None Hint 6. What was Ved's mother's initial reaction to his blindness? She blamed herself and sought remedies She was angry at Ved She was indifferent. She was calm and accepting None Hint 7. He __________ (look) after by his grandmother when he __________ (use) to live in the village with her ? Fill in the blanks using the passive form of the verbs given in brackets : looked / was used to live was looked after / used to live was looked / used to live is looked / used None Hint 8. According to the passage, what lifestyles practices contribute to good physical health? Read the given passage carefully and answer Physical well-being enables us to engage in various activities, pursue our passions and liveour lives to the fullest. A healthy body provides the energy and a vitality needed to tackle everyday taskswith ease and efficiency. Moreover, good physical health is closely associated with preventing diseasesand ailments. A healthy lifestyle incorporating regular exercise, a balanced diet and adequate rest helpsus avoid many diseases, leading to a long life. Beyond physical health, mental well-being is also crucial.Good health is a combination of both physical and mental fitness. Mental health includes emotional,psychological and social well-being. Mental health is our minds ability to think, feel, respond and behave.Good mental health fosters positive emotions and a sense of purpose, enabling us to navigate throughlife’s challenges and walk through difficult paths with grace and determination. It is necessary for us toprioritise mental health as it nurtures self-care practices and provides support whenever needed. Working long hours without rest. Regular exercise, a balanced diet, and adequate rest. Avoiding exercise and eating only fruits. Skipping meals and resting frequently. None Hint 9. How does Gerrard manage to trap the intruder? He uses a hidden weapon. He calls the police for help. He convinces the intruder to leave. He tricks the intruder into going into a cupboard. None Hint 10. Who was Aradhana going to perform for? Her parents Her grandmother The judges The audience None Hint 11. What was Aradhana's initial reaction to learning she was adopted? Angry Indifferent Shocked and shattered Joyful None Hint 12. Who made the weapon Baldeo carries? A local blacksmith The railway authorities Baldeo himself Baldeo's father None Hint 13. What is Baldeo's job at the railway station? Station master Ticket collector Night watchman None Hint 14. What action did the characters take when they realized he was not found? They panicked and blamed each other. They ignored the situation and moved on. They organized a search to find him. They informed the authorities and waited passively. None Hint 15. Who revealed the truth to Aradhana? Her aunt Her mother Her grandmother Her friend None Hint 16. What word in the passage is similar in meaning to “forbidding”? Read the given passage carefully and answer Physical well-being enables us to engage in various activities, pursue our passions and liveour lives to the fullest. A healthy body provides the energy and a vitality needed to tackle everyday taskswith ease and efficiency. Moreover, good physical health is closely associated with preventing diseasesand ailments. A healthy lifestyle incorporating regular exercise, a balanced diet and adequate rest helpsus avoid many diseases, leading to a long life. Beyond physical health, mental well-being is also crucial.Good health is a combination of both physical and mental fitness. Mental health includes emotional,psychological and social well-being. Mental health is our minds ability to think, feel, respond and behave.Good mental health fosters positive emotions and a sense of purpose, enabling us to navigate throughlife’s challenges and walk through difficult paths with grace and determination. It is necessary for us toprioritise mental health as it nurtures self-care practices and provides support whenever needed. Encouraging Preventing Creating Ignoring None Hint 17. What does the poem speak about? about the people about two roads about the choices made by people about the plight of roads None Hint 18. How does good mental health contribute to handling life’s challenges ? Read the given passage carefully and answer Physical well-being enables us to engage in various activities, pursue our passions and liveour lives to the fullest. A healthy body provides the energy and a vitality needed to tackle everyday taskswith ease and efficiency. Moreover, good physical health is closely associated with preventing diseasesand ailments. A healthy lifestyle incorporating regular exercise, a balanced diet and adequate rest helpsus avoid many diseases, leading to a long life. Beyond physical health, mental well-being is also crucial.Good health is a combination of both physical and mental fitness. Mental health includes emotional,psychological and social well-being. Mental health is our minds ability to think, feel, respond and behave.Good mental health fosters positive emotions and a sense of purpose, enabling us to navigate throughlife’s challenges and walk through difficult paths with grace and determination. It is necessary for us toprioritise mental health as it nurtures self-care practices and provides support whenever needed. It helps us avoid all problems in life. It allows us to rely solely on others for support. It makes us ignore difficulties and stress. It fosters positive emotions and a sense of purpose, enabling us to navigate challenges with grace and determination. None Hint 19. Who is the author of the speech "India: Her Past and Future"? Jawaharlal Nehru Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Mahatma Gandhi Rabindranath Tagore None Hint 20. What is Gerrard's profession? A detective A shopkeeper A spy A playwright None Hint 21. What does Baldeo hear before encountering the tiger? The barking of deer The sound of his son's footsteps A train whistle A low grunt None Hint 22. What word in the passage is similar in meaning to “nurtures”? Damages Rejects Avoids Supports None Hint 23. How old was Ved when he lost his sight? Ten years old Three and a half years old He was a baby He was an adult. None Hint 24. What does the intruder plan to do with Gerrard? Ask him for advice Ask him for money Kill him Befriend him None Hint 25. How does Tagore describe the ideal state of mind in the poem “Where the Mind is Without Fear”? Tagore describes the ideal mind as one that is free from fear, guided by reason, and strives toward truth and knowledge. He dreams of a nation where people are united, think freely, and are not held back by narrow beliefs. Tagore describes the ideal mind as one that follows traditional customs strictly and avoids questioning authority to maintain order in society. None Hint 26. What made the doctor realize that he was not looking at his own watch? The time was wrong. The watch was heavier than usual. The watch was not working. The strap was different from his own. None Hint 27. What is the name of the doctor in the story? Sorley None of the above Evans Benson None Hint 28. How does Gerrard react when he sees the intruder? He is calm and tries to reason with the intruder. He panics and runs away. He attacks the intruder. He pretends to be scared and begs for his life. None Hint 29. What is the main reason the intruder chooses Gerrard? He wants to steal Gerrard's money. He wants to take over Gerrard's identity. He wants to learn how to be a playwright. He wants to be friends with Gerrard. None Hint 30. To whom did the house belong in the poem? Friend Grandmother Husband Father None Hint 31. What caused Ved's blindness? An accident He was born blind. Old age A disease None Hint 32. What weapon does Baldeo carry? A sword A gun A spear An axe None Hint 33. The stories __________ (write) when he __________ (use) to visit the hill station.? were written / used to visit was written / used to visit were written / was used to visit are written / used None Hint 34. Who is the author of the poem "My Grandmother's House"? D.H. Lawrence Walt Whitman Keki N. Daruwalla Kamala Das None Hint 35. What did Nehru identify as a major challenge for India's progress? A lack of natural resources Foreign invasions and internal divisions The dominance of Western culture The prevalence of superstitions None Hint 36. In what context was this speech delivered? At a conference on Indian culture During a debate on foreign policy At a public rally after India's independence During the announcement of the first five-year plan None Hint 37. Why does the author refer to computers and the internet as ‘futuristic fantasies’ in the past ? Because people did not believe such advanced technology could exist. Because these technologies were once imagined as part of a distant, futuristic world before becoming reality. Because they were only used in science fiction movies. Because they were only used by scientists and not the general public. None Hint 38. What is Gerrard's overall personality like in the play? Intelligent and quick-witted. Weak and easily scared. Aggressive and violent. Clumsy and awkward. None Hint 39. Where does the doctor work? He is a traveling doctor A hospital A clinic A farm None Hint 40. What do the road signify in the poem? pathway on the roadside a road with two turns the path or choice that was left or was not chosen to tread The pathway None Hint 41. In what ways might the constant presence of technology, such as smartphones and laptops, affect the way we perceive the world ? Read the given passage carefully and answer question No. 25 to 27. From the hum of a laptop to the omnipresent glow of smartphone screens, computers and the internet have deeply woven themselves into the very fabric of human existence. Their influence stretches far beyond mere devices, fundamentally reshaping how we work, learn, connect and even perceive the world around us. In just a few decades, there technologies marvels have transitioned from once - described ‘futuristic fantasies’ to indispensable tools of today, irrevocably altering the landscape of our lives. The computer itself serves as a tireless workhorse, automating tedious tasks and streamlining process across every imaginable field. Gone are the days of manual calculations and paper - laden desks. Now, the spreadsheets crunch numbers with lightning speed while design software sculpts virtual worlds. From medical diagnoses to financial analyses, computers have became the silent partners driving efficiency and accuracy in countless professions. This digital revolution has not only transformed how we work but has also broadened the scope of opportunities for those equipped with hi-tech skills. It discourages learning and innovation. It reshapes our perception by connecting us instantly and broadening access to information. It limits our understanding by isolating us from real-world experiences. It makes us less efficient in our daily tasks. None Hint 42. What is the name of the man who gets a ride from the doctor? None of the above Evans Sorley Benson None Hint 43. What is the significance of the play's title? It reflects the intruder's plan to take over Gerrard's life. All of the above. It suggests that Gerrard is also a criminal. It highlights the theme of mistaken identity. None Hint 44. “Who has been using my computer ?” Said my mother.? My mother asked who had used her computer. My mother asked who had been using her computer. My mother told who was using her computer. My mother asked who has been using her computer. None Hint 45. What does the passage suggest about the importance of high-tech skills in the modern workforce ? High-tech skills are becoming less relevant due to automation. High-tech skills are only important for IT professionals. High-tech skills are difficult to learn and rarely used. High-tech skills broaden the scope of job opportunities and are essential for success in many fields. None Hint 46. What does Gerrard say he does with bullets? He says it to manipulate the intruder, not the truth. He uses them in self-defense. He uses them to threaten people. He uses them for target practice. None Hint 47. Which thing decides a person’s future according to this poem? the path one leaves behind the success the regrets the path one chooses to walk None Hint 48. How does the passage suggest that technology has became ‘indispensable’ in modern life ? Because computers and the internet have fundamentally changed how we work, learn, connect, and handle daily tasks efficiently. Because technology is only used in a few professions. Because people enjoy using gadgets for entertainment. Because technology is expensive and exclusive. None Hint 49. What does the poet try to bring out through the poem “The Road Not Taken”? The poet believes that all decisions in life are easy and we can always return to the path not taken if we change our mind. The poet highlights how every decision in life has consequences, and once a path is chosen, we cannot return. He reflects on the importance of choices and how they shape our lives. None Hint 50. The ‘domestic walls’ are usually associated with safety, comfort and love. What is the meaning of ‘narrow domestic walls? Ideas which are petty and narrow-minded. A house divided into rooms by walls. Protective barriers to keep one safe small houses which make us feel cramped None Hint Time's up Share: admin Previous post Chemistry Nios plus two June 23, 2025 Next post Maths Nios Plus Two June 23, 2025
