ICSE − Q & A

A note to all of the ICSE students:

Refer Children's academy prelims paper:
1. Keep in mind that you should never change the tense in your answer. For example: Engulfed - Devoured; Indicating - Pointing out. Changing the tense will result in penalization (loss of marks)

2. Write your meanings as per the context:

For example: Engulfed has two meanings - Ate or Covered. But as per the context (they were eaten by the dog) So ate is the most appropriate one. Check if your meaning is correct contextually

3.Do not write more than one meanings. Marks will be awarded only if all your answers are right. For instance:

Indicating - Pointing out/ saying..

will be penalized as the second meaning is wrong. It's far better to present one answer only.

Cheers y'all, 

Akilan.
P.S. I wanted to make sure that none of us lose marks in a simple question like meanings. All the best, resmates..

I miss the old res papers and the friends you could make here.

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