🌿 CGBSE Class 12 English Important Questions (2020–2025)

By Chandrashekhar Sahu, Lecturer -

 Here are the most important board exam questions asked from 2020 to 2025 for CGBSE Class 12th English (Flamingo )

Use these for your final revision and practice.

🧾 2025 Questions

1. How is Mukesh’s attitude to his situation different from that of his family?
2. Who was the crofter and how did he welcome the stranger?
3. Why was the office boy frustrated? Who did he show his anger on?

Answer the following questions in about 120–150 words each:

  • Compare and contrast Sophie and Jansie, highlighting their temperaments and aspirations.
    OR

  • Desire, determination and diligence lead to success. How did Douglas overcome his fear of water?

🧾 2024 Questions

1. How were Gandhiji and Shukla treated by Rajendra Prasad’s servants?
2. Is Saheb happy working at the tea stall? Why / Why not?
3. Who described interview like thumbprints on his windpipe and why?

Long-Answer Question (6 Marks):
Justify the title of the lesson, “The Lost Spring.”

🧾 2023 Questions

1. Which stage is called spring in human life? Who lost their spring in the chapter Lost Spring?
2. How did the episode change the plight of the peasants?
3. Who is Umberto Eco?

Note: Answer the following question in about 80 words.

  • Draw the character sketch of M. Hamel.

🧾 2022 Questions

1. Justify the title, “The Last Lesson.”
2. Why should child labour be eliminated and how?
3. Why did Douglas have an aversion to water?

Long-Answer Question (6 Marks):
What is the theme of the lesson “The Last Lesson”? (80 words)
OR
Give the character sketch of the Peddler as portrayed in the story.

🧾 2021 Questions

1. What doubts did Edla have about the peddler?
2. What changes did the order from Berlin cause in school that day?
3. Why was Douglas determined to get over his fear of water?

Answer the question in about 80 words (6 Marks):

  • Give a character sketch of Mr. Hamel.
    OR

  • Compare and contrast the character of the ironmaster with that of his daughter.

🧾 2020 Questions

1. Why was the crofter so talkative and friendly with the peddler?
2. Where does the narrator meet Saheb every morning?
3. What made the big boy throw Douglas into the Y.M.C.A. pool?

Answer the following question in about 80 words:

  • Give a character sketch of Mr. Hamel.
    OR

  • Compare and contrast the character of the ironmaster with that of his daughter. (in about 80 words)

✅ Tip for Students:
Focus on character sketches, themes, and moral lessons — these questions are frequently repeated with slight variations every year.

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