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 * SECTION "A" (MCQs)* - Vocabulary / phrasal verbs / idioms from literature - Key points and Information from literature names of writers and poets - Simple grammar * SECTION "B"*   *SHORT Questions* 1) Why did the poet do to hear the voice of God? Why did he do so?   2) Why was the poet ordered by the God to go down again?   3) What did the rich man say to the Caliph?   4) How did the rich man forgive the beggar?   5) What did the beggar say to the caliph?   6) How did the caliph decide the real owner of the horse?   7) How did the companion of the Holy Prophet set an example of dignity of work?   8) How did the Holy Prophet set examples of dignity of work?   9) What is done by everyone in China?   10) What did emperor Aurangzaib and Sultan Nasir ud Din do?   11) Why did King Bruce sit in the cave in a lonely mode?   12) What lesson do we learn from the poem " K...

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 THR DEVOTED FRIEND Q1. Briefly explain why the story of Hans and the Miller was applicable to the Water-rat? Ans. Hans and the Miller are the central characters in the story ‘The Devoted Friend’, written by Oscar Wilde. This story is told by the Linnet and is definitely applicable to the Water-rat. The Miller is extremely egocentric (=self-centred). He manipulates little Hans, always taking advantage of his naiveté (=innocence) and generosity, and never giving anything in return. Similarly, the Water-rat wants his friend to be devoted to him, but he does not understand what it means to return the favour. In theory, both the Miller and the Water-rat hold friendship in high regard, but in practice, they represent one-sided friendship and they are always at the receiving end. Q2. How did the Miller justify his not asking Hans to share some of his good things during the winter? Ans. Hans and the Miller are the central characters in the story ‘The Devoted Friend’, written by Oscar Wild...

   Second Year English Notes Sindh Board SEVEN AGES OF MAN SEVEN AGES OF MAN (William Shakespeare) Questions Answers Q1- Write down the introduction of the poet who composed the poem "The Seven Ages of Man". Ans. The "Seven Ages of Man" is composed by William Shakespeare who was born at Stratford in April 1564. He got his early education at his native place. After marriage, he left for London leaving behind his wife Anne Hathaway and three Children. He was totally Self-educated. He composed very striking novels like Hamlet, The winter tale, and Romeo and Juliet. He also composed many sonnets. He is called the World greatest poet and the dramatist in the history of English Literature. Q2- How Shakespeare describes the age of love in his poem “The Seven Ages of Man”? Ans   According to Shakespeare the third stage of man's life is a lover when a person is very romantic. He is very miserable and sad. He composes beautiful and romantic verses on the beauty of his bel...

   1st year English Notes Chapter Questions /Answers  “The Quaid on 11 th  August 1947” (a speech of Quid e Azam)   Q#01    Why    was the Quaid feeling honored while addressing to the first constituent assembly?   Ans.      The Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinah, the originator of Pakistan, was feeling honoured while addressing to the assembly for the first time because it was a significant moment for the whole country and the Quaid had made it possible. He was also feeling proud that he had made possible what he wanted for the people of Indo-Pak. Now the people can live in the country peacefully following their own religious practices.   google.com, pub-4890949402209272, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0 Q# 02    Which is the greatest curse according to Quaid-e-Azam ?   Ans.          According to Quaid-e-Azam, we have inherited many problems i.e. black marketing, nepot...

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