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second international assessment/ prefinals elog


In the month of January second internal examination/ prefinal examination took place in the initial days of new year and were able to study with the hope of a year long of uninterrupted learning on the prime time of final year.

Following are the question papers and answers I could come up with :

Paper:1
Question paper:

Responses given;
Question 1 answer:
Question 2 answer:
Question 3 answer:

Question 4 answer:
Question 5 answer:
Question 6 answer:
Question 7 answer:
Question 8 answer:


Question 9 &10 answers:
Question 11&12 answers:
Question 13&14 answers:
Question 15&16 answers:
Question paper for paper 2:

Question 1 answer:

Question 2 answer:
Question 3 answer:
Question 4 answer:
Question 5 answer:
Question 6 answer:
Question 7 answer:
Question 8 answer:
Question 9&10 answers:
Question 11&12 answers:
Question 13&14 answers:
Question 15&16 answers:

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