ENG 202

English - II

TU BBA-F · Semester 2 · BBA-F curriculum (2021 Common Core)

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Unit 1: I. Core English

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  1. Asked on 2024 Exam[2 marks]2024 paper

    Complete the sentences below with a suitable link and condition.

    a. Individuals should be allowed to do whatever they like ...............................

    b. Risk is acceptable in the workplace .....................................................

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    Completed Sentences with Suitable Linkers and Conditions

    a. Individuals should be allowed to do whatever they like provided that their actions do not harm others or infringe upon public laws. (Linker: provided that / as long as introducing a protective legal condition).

    b. Risk is acceptable in the workplace as long as comprehensive health and safety regulations are strictly enforced. (Linker: as long as / on condition that introducing an occupational risk threshold).

  2. Asked on 2024 Exam[5 marks]2024 paper

    Match words and phrases (1-5) with definitions (a-e).

    a. disease epidemic

    b. drug dependency

    c. preventable illness

    d. cosmetic surgery

    e. patent

    1. a medical operation which is intended to improve a person’s appearance)

    2. a disease which can be avoided, often by a person looking after themselves better

    3. an illness which affects large numbers of people at the same time

    4. athe official legal right to make or sell an invention for a particular number of years.

    5. being unable to function normally without a particular medicine

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    Matching Medical Terms and Definitions

    Word / Phrase Correct Definition
    a. disease epidemic 3. an illness which affects large numbers of people at the same time
    b. drug dependency 5. being unable to function normally without a particular medicine (or substance)
    c. preventable illness 2. a disease which can be avoided, often by a person looking after themselves better
    d. cosmetic surgery 1. a medical operation which is intended to improve a person’s physical appearance
    e. patent 4. the official legal right to make or sell an invention for a particular number of years

    Key Pairings Summary

    • a →\to 3 (disease epidemic →\to widespread outbreak affecting large populations)
    • b →\to 5 (drug dependency →\to inability to function without medication/substance)
    • c →\to 2 (preventable illness →\to avoidable disease through lifestyle/hygiene)
    • d →\to 1 (cosmetic surgery →\to surgical procedure enhancing physical appearance)
    • e →\to 4 (patent →\to intellectual property exclusive commercial right)
  3. Asked on 2023 Exam[2 marks]2023 paper

    Give two reasons regarding the importance of art and design for a country’s economy.

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    Importance of Art and Design for a Country’s Economy

    In academic and economic discourse (Oxford EAP Unit 9: Art and Design), art and design contribute significantly to national economic vitality in two primary ways:

    1. Commercial Value Addition and Product Competitiveness: Industrial, graphic, and architectural design elevate standard manufacturing into premium, differentiated consumer goods (such as consumer electronics, automotive design, packaging, and fashion), driving high export margins and technological innovation.
    2. Growth of the Creative Economy and Cultural Tourism: Artistic infrastructure—including museums, design studios, media arts, galleries, and heritage architecture—generates substantial employment, stimulates domestic spending, attracts international high-yield tourism, and enhances national brand equity.
  4. Asked on 2023 Exam[2 marks]2023 paper

    Why can online learning be slightly impersonal?

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    Why Online Learning Can Be Impersonal

    Online learning can be slightly impersonal because it lacks spontaneous physical co-presence and nuanced non-verbal communication:

    • In virtual environments, learners miss immediate physical cues—such as subtle facial expressions, gestures, shared laughter, and spontaneous hallway conversations—that forge empathetic peer bonds and teacher-student rapport.
    • The pedagogical interaction is frequently mediated through isolated screens, automated assessment algorithms, or text chat boxes, which can make students feel like detached digital observers rather than active participants in a vibrant physical intellectual community.
  5. Asked on 2023 Exam[2 marks]2023 paper

    Write a simple word of the following: a. Leader of an empire b. A ruler in a Muslim Country

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    Single Words for Given Definitions

    a. Leader of an empire: Emperor (or Empress) b. A ruler in a Muslim country: Sultan (or Caliph / Emir)

  6. Asked on 2023 Exam[2 marks]2023 paper

    Correct the mistakes in the following sentences. a. Chocolate is make from cocoa beans. b. Moths are laid eggs.

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    Sentence Error Corrections

    a. Chocolate is made from cocoa beans. (Explanation: The passive voice requires the past participle ‘made’ following the auxiliary verb ‘is’, not the base form ‘make’).

    b. Moths lay eggs. (Explanation: Active voice is required because ‘moths’ are the subject actively performing the action; ‘lay’ is the transitive simple present verb, whereas ‘are laid’ is an erroneous passive construction).