Here is 1st year English guess paper for 2026. This guess paper is valid for all Punjab board 2026 exams.

Class 11 English guess paper is for FA part 1, FSc part 1, ICS part 1 etc. The guess paper includes Book I important questions, Book II important questions etc.

1st year English guess paper 2026

As we all know, the 1st year syllabus has changed. Now the students should learn new syllabus. 1st year new English book has 14 Units. the last no. 14 Unit is a play. I have compiled a list of all important questions for 2026 here.

The guess paper has various section according to the English paper scheme 2026.

There are many important questions from the exercises and the text. The students will find this guess pape best according to the board paper pattern.

English guess paper 2026 class 11 Punjab board

The latest English guess paper class 11 2026 is given as under.

Questions No. 2. Attempt 7 from the given 10 short questions.

Important questions from all units (Excluding poems)

Unit 1: Khatam-un-Nabiyeen Hazrat Muhammad (ﷺ)

1. What was the significance of the first revelation to Rasoolullah (ﷺ)?

2. What was the charter of Madina and how did it create a new system of governance that promoted fairness and equality?

3. How did Hazrat Khadija support Rasoolulla both emotionally and financially? Why was her support crucial during the early years of his mission?

4. Why was the Hijrah (migration) from Makkah to Madina so important for the growth of Islam? How did it change the course of history?

Unit 2: Responsibility of the Youth in Nation-Building

1. What do you know about Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah?

2. What kind of Qualities is Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah remembered for?

3. What do you think Jinnah expected from the young people of Pakistan?

4. Why does Quaid-e-Azam explain the nature of his speech at the beginning? What does it show about his priorities?
5. Explain the significance of the speaker’s criticism of the colonial education system. What mindset did it create among students?
6. Q.5: Why does Quaid-e-Azam discourage the pursuit of government service as the sole ambition of graduates? What problems does he foresee with this trend?

Unit 5: Impact of Global Warming on Pakistan

1. Why is Pakistan particularly vulnerable to the impacts of global warming?

2. What long-term impact does the accelerated melting of glaciers have on water availability in Pakistan?

3. What factors have made agriculture more unpredictable and less productive in Pakistan?

4. How does rising temperature affect urban areas like Karachi?

5. Why are extreme weather events becoming more frequent in Pakistan?

Unit 10: The Punishment of Shahpesh, the Persian, on Khipil, the Builder

1. What is Shapesh comparing khipil to in his story about the farm servants?

2. What is the central message conveyed through the fate of Khipil and how is it relevant to people who rely more on words than actions?

3. How does Shahpesh use sarcasm and irony in his treatment of Khipil, and what does this reveal about his leadership style?

4. Shahpesh uses a metaphor about the farm servant who failed to sow seeds. What does this metaphor reveal about his perspective on Khipil’s work?

5. How do humour, wit, and satire often serve as methods of storytelling to comment on political and social issues?

Questions No. 3. Attempt 5 from the given 8 short questions.

Important questions from all the poems

Unit 3: A Bird Came down the walk
1. What does the bird do after it comes down the walk?
2. How does the speaker interact with the bird?
3. Find a simile in the poem and explain its significance in the overall imagery.
4. How does the poem explore the concept of natural beauty versus natural brutality?
5. How does the bird’s decision to fly away rather than accept the crumb reflect broader themes of freedom and independence?
6. What do you think Dickinson is trying to convey about the relationship between humans and nature? (A bird came down the walk)

Unit 6: The Echoing Green
1. How do the images of the elders reflect the theme of age and passage of time?
2. What activities are taking place on the echoing green?
3. How does Blake portray the relationship between nature and human life in the poem?
4. How might the ‘echoing’ of the green symbolise memory or continuity between generations?
5. How does Blake portray the relationship between nature and human life in the poem?

Unit 11: Those Winter Sundays

1. What do you think is Robert Hayden’s attitude towards the father’s sacrifices in the poem?

2. Do you think the poet is critical of his younger self? Why or why not?

3. Why does the speaker use the term “blueblack cold” to describe the winter morning?

4. Find an example of personification in the poem and explain its effect.

Unit 13: Ruba’iyat

1. What does comparing faith to Hazrat Abraham at the stake show about true faith?

2. What happens when Muslims lose “Love’s madness”?

3. What does Allam Muhammad Iqbal mean by describing faith as being “God-drunk”?

4. How does the poet portray the spiritual condition of contemporary Muslims?

5. Do you agree with Allama Muhammad Iqbal’s diagnosis of modern spiritual problems? Why?

6. Why does the poet claim that having no faith is “worse than slavery”?

Questions No. 4. Attempt 3 from the given 5 short questions.

Important questions from Unit 14

1. In what ways does the play critique traditional gender roles, especially concerning domestic work?
2. Do you think the play suggests that certain tasks are gender-specific, or does it emphasize the importance of experience over gender? Explain your answer.
3. How does Darry’s overconfidence serve as a lesson for the audience? What might the playwright be trying to teach about pride and humility?
4. Do you think the farcical elements of the play are effective in conveying a deeper message? Why or why not?
5. The play uses humour to explore serious themes. Do you believe that comedy is an effective medium for addressing social issues? Why or why not?
6. How might the play’s themes be relevant to contemporary audiences? Are the issues raised still present in today’s society?
7. What role does the humour play in the play? How does it contribute to the plot and character development?
8. What is the significance of Darry’s mistakes and failures in the play?

Questions No. 5. Write a letter OR Application

Important Letters

1. to father to requesting him to allow you join an educational tour
2. to a friend to invite him to your sister’s wedding
3. to a friend to congratulate him on success in exams
4. to father explaining the cause of the bad report/poor performance
5. to brother advising him to improve his English
6. to friend inviting him to spend summer vacation with you
7. to a friend about the profession you want to adopt
8. letter to friend condoling the death of his father

Important Applications

1. Refund of library/hostel security
2. Full fee concession
3. Character certificate
4. application for a scholarship
5. application for leave to attend a funeral
6. application for leave to attend the sick mother

Questions No. 6. Story Writing

Important Stories

1. As you sow, so shall you reap
2. Pride hath a fall
3. Union is strength
4. Greed is a curse
5. Do good have good
6. Haste makes waste
7. Honesty is the best policy

Questions No. 7. (A) Explanation of the stanza

Important poems

1. Ruba’iyat

2. The echoing green

Questions No. 7. (B) Punctuation

Important lessons

1. Unit 2: Responsibility of the youth in Nation-building

2. Unit 7: What You Do is What You Are

3. Unit 10: The Punishment of Shahpesh, the Persian, on Khipil, the Builder

Questions No. 7. (C) Pair of Words

Important pairs of words

See our pair of words notes for 1st year. Those are all important and you can easily solve this question from those notes.

Questions No. 8. Translation into Urdu

Important Units
1. Unit 1: Khatam-un-Nabiyeen Hazrat Muhammad (ﷺ)
2. Unit 2: Responsibility of the Youth in Nation-Building
3. Unit 5: Impact of Global Warming on Pakistan

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