PAPER QUESTION NO. 3
(Lesson 11-15)
1. YEAR 2004
1. (a) Recapitulate Lewis's series of reasons for believing that there is "Law of Nature" that there is "real right or wrong" (Right and Wrong by C.S. Lewis) (15)
(b) Is it right or wrong not to practise ourselves the kind of behaviour we expect from other people? (10)
2. (a) "The Gray Beginnings" by R.L. Carson is an illustration of the scientifically accurate and lyrically beautiful way in which the writer stretches the reader's imagination by revealing the magic and mystery of the sea. Elaborate. (15)
(b) What were the effects of "The Birth of the Moon"? (10)
2. YEAR 2005
1. (a) After his conversion to Islam, the author travelled and worked throughout the Muslim World. Describe the author's experience when he was travelling along the road of life to its end. (End of the Road by Muhammad Asad) (15)
(b) Reproduce, with your comments and observations, the writer's description of the Holy Kaaba and his reactions in its presence. (10)
3. YEAR 2006
1. (a) Recapitulate Lewis's series of reasons for believing that there is a "Law of Nature" that there is a "real right or wrong". (Right and Wrong by C.S. Lewis) (15)
(b) Is is right or wrong not to practice ourselves the kind of behaviour we expect from other people? (10)
4. YEAR 2007
1. (a) "How the Poor Die" by George Orwell is pathetical and critical description of the public ward of the French hospital. Discuss. (15)
(b) How does the French hospital where Orwell stayed, compared with the hospitals in England? (10)
2. (a) "The Gray Beginnings" by R.L. Carson is an illustration of the scientifically accurate and lyrically beautiful way in which the writer stretches the reader's imagination by revealing the magic and mystery of the sea. Elaborate. (15)
(b) What were the effects of "The Birth of the Moon"? (10)
5. YEAR 2008
1. (a) Recapitulate Lewis's series of reasons for believing that there is a Law of Nature that there is "real right or wrong". (Right and Wrong by C.S. Lewis) (15)
(b) Is is right or wrong not to prastise ourselves the kind of behaviour we expect from other people? (10)
2. (a) "The End of Road" is a story of European's acceptance of Islam and is based on the author's unique experience upon the road he has travelled. Discuss. (15)
(b) How can the Muslims "retain their own inner freedom, and pass on to the western man the last secret of life's sweetness"?
2. (a) "The End of Road" is a story of European's acceptance of Islam and is based on the author's unique experience upon the road he has travelled. Discuss. (15)
(b) How can the Muslims "retain their own inner freedom, and pass on to the western man the last secret of life's sweetness"?
3. (a) "How the Poor Die" by George is a pathetical and critical description of the public ward of the French hospital. Discuss. (15)
(b) How does the French hospital where Orwell stayed, compare with the hospitals in England. (10)
6. YEAR 2009
1. (a) "How the Poor Die?" by George Orwell is a pathetical and critical description of the public ward of the French hospital. Discuss. (15)
(b) How does the French hospital where Orwell stayed, compare with the hospitals of England? (10)
7. YEAR 2010
4. (a) How does C.S. Lewis distinguish between RIGHT & WRONG? (15)
(b) Is it right to cheat in the examination? If not why? (10)
8. YEAR 2011
No Question This Year
No Question This Year
9. YEAR 2012
4. (a) Show how ORWELL makes use of personal experience to comment on the human condition at large? (15)
(b) How does the French Hospital, where ORWELL stayed, compare with the hospitals in England? (10)
3. (a) Describe the views of RACHEL L. CARSON about the beginnings of the earth, the moon and the oceans. (15)
(b) What were the effects of the Birth of the Moon on Life and its origin? (10)
11. YEAR 2014No Question This Year
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