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AHMED NADIM QASMI

1. 20 NOVEMBER 1916 – DIED 10 JULY

2006

1.An Urdu and English language

Pakistani poet

2.A major figure in contemporary

Urdu literature

3.Second to Prem Chand in Afsana

4.Journalist

5.Literary critic

6.Dramatist

7.Short story author

8.Pride of Performance in 1968

9.Sitara-e-Imtiaz in 1980

2. WROTE 50 BOOKS ON

1.Poetry, fiction, criticism,

journalism and art

3. HIS POETRY WAS DISTINGUISHED

BY ITS

1.Humanism

2.Rural culture.

GOD BE PRAISED1. ALIAS: -pseudo name, ,pen name,

2. USE OF USED TO

1. I used to have long hair (but now I have

short hair).

2. He used to smoke (but now he doesn't

smoke).

3. They used to live in India (but now they

live in Germany).

4. WE CAN ALSO USE 'WOULD +

INFINITIVE' TO TALK ABOUT A HABIT

OR REPEATED ACTION IN THE PAST. WE

USUALLY USE 'WOULD + INFINITIVE' IN

THIS WAY WHEN WE'RE TELLING A

STORY ABOUT THE PAST. SO, WE CAN

SAY:

5. When I was a student, we would often

have a drink after class on a Friday.

6. When I lived in Italy, we would go to a

little restaurant near our house.

7. HOWEVER, WE DON'T USE 'WOULD +

INFINITIVE' TO TALK ABOUT STATES IN

THE PAST.

8. WITH THIS 'USED TO' THERE IS NO

VERB 'BE'.

9. CORRECT THE FOLLOWING

10.I'm used to get up early, so I don't mind

doing it

11.My little daughter is used to eat lunch

at noon

12.Are your children used to walk a lot?

13.It took me a while, but I got used to

speak another language every day

14.I would have long hair

15.I would live in Scotland

16.I am used to have long hair

17.It took me a while, but I got used to

speaking another language every day

3. POMP: -grandeur, magnificence, splendor,

4. WHAT WAS ALIAS ABUL’S REAL/FULL NAME?

1. Maulvi Abul Barkat

2. Religious head of the village

5. WHICH IS CORRECT?

1. Alias Abul’ real name is Maulvi Abul

Barkat

2. Alias Abul real’s name is Maulvi Abul

Barkat

3. Alias Abul’s real name is Maulvi Abul

Barkat


1. He was a religious head of the village

2. He was a religious head of a village

3. He was the religious head of a village

4. He was religious head of the village

GOD BE PRAISED1. ORIGINALLY: -in reality, actually, really

2. WHAT WAS THE NAME OF THE TURBAN? FROM WHERE HAD IT COME?

1. Call Mashadi Lungi

2. Originally come from Mashad in Iran

3. Light brown colour

4. Always wear it


1. Maulvi Abul’s turban was called MashadiLungi

2. Maulvi Abul’s turban called MashadiLungi

3. Maulvi Abul’s turban was calling Mashadi Lungi


1. Because it originally come from Mashadin Iran

2. Because it originally came from Mashadin Iran

3. Because it had originally come from Mashad in Iran


1. It had light brown colour

2. It was light brown colour

3. It had light brown in colour


1. He always wore it

2. Maulvi Abul always wore it

3. He had always worn it

7. SHINE- glitter, gleam, beam, brighten,

8. SCEPTOR: rod, stick, wand,

9. WHAT DID HE ALWAYS CARRY WITH HIM?

1. Carry a walking stick with him

2. Decorate with bands of brass and guilt

3. Sort of scepter for him

10.WHICH IS CORRECT?

1. Maulvi always carried a walking stick with him

2. Maulvi carried always a walking stick with him

3. Maulvi always carried walking stick with him


1. It was decorated with band of brass and guilt

2. It decorated with bands of brass and guilt

3. It was decorated with bands of brass and guilt


1. It was a sort of scepter for him

2. It was sort of scepter for him

3. It was a sorts of scepter for him

4. It was a sort of scepter for he

GOD BE PRAISED1. GILT: golden, coated,

2. BRIGHTLY: -cheerfully, excellently, intensely,

3. DECORATIVE: -adorning, enhancing, pretty

4. PUNGENT: -acid, acrid ,bitter, sharp, sour,

5. LINGER- stay, exist, delay, persist, remain

6. WALK

1. ON. Continue walking….WAY FROM. Leave something…AWAY WITH/OFF. Win easily….BACK FROM.. Retract a statement…IN ON..enter somewhere unexpectedly…INTO.. Get job without efforts….OFF. Walk to reduce illness… OUT..leave, bycott…OUT ON..leave someone angrily….THROUGH…explain, demonstrate….UP…go to someone

7. LINGER- stay, exist, delay, persist, remain

8. SLIGHTLY: -minor, a little, a bit,

9. BULGING: -prominent, bumping, projecting,

10.TORQUOIS: blue green, mineral

11.OBSERVE: -view, monitor, notice,

12.ABLUTION: bath, cleansing,

13.ORDER-arrangement, pattern, array,

14.SERMON-address, preach, lecture

15.CONTAIN: incorporate, include, embody

16.COLLECT: -assemble, accumulate, gather

17.DEVOTEES: - admirers, followers, supporters,

18.WRITE A NOTE ON APPEARANCE/ PHYSICAL APPEARANCE OF MAULVI ABUL

1. Slightly bulging eyes

2. Well dressed

3. Use fragrant oil in his hair

4. Wear Mashadi Lungi on his head

5. Carry a stick in his hand


1. Maulvi Abul had slightly bulging eyes

2. Maulvi Abul had slight bulging eyes

3. Maulvi Abul had slighted bulging eyes


1. He was well dressed

2. He was a good dressed

3. He was good dressed


1. He used fragrant oil in his hair

2. He was used fragrant oil in his hair

3. He had used fragrant oil in his hair


1. He always worn Mashadi Lungi on his head

2. He always wore Mashadi Lungi on his head

3. He wore always Mashadi Lungi on his head

GOD BE PRAISED1. WHICH IS CORRECT?

1. He also carried a stick in his hand

2. He also carried stick in his hand

3. He carried a stick in his hand also

2. THUD: -bump, knock, clump, crash

3. DISTRIBUTE: -dispense, divide, deliver

4. PRESENCE: existence, occupancy

5. THE + ADJECTIVE

1. The French enjoys cheese.

2. The elderly requires special attention.

3. She has given a lot of money to poor.

4. The poor is people who have a difficult

life.

5. The mute and deaf is usually instructed

in special schools;

6. The unemployed were put on a list with

the view of finding jobs for them

7. The French have a very good wine;

8. The Swiss makes famous watches;

9. The Chinese is very good at cooking

10.The white thinks themselves superior

to the black

11.The disabled needs our attention

12.The injured were taken to hospital

13.Only the dead has seen the end of war

14.The beautiful are praised by everyone

15.The infinite are difficult to understand

16.The old need our attention

17.The new is better than the old

6. WORSHIPPER: adorer, lover, devotee

7. HOW MUCH MONEY DID HE GET ON EVERY

EID? OR HOW MUCH DID HE

SPEND/DISTRIBUTE?

1. Collect 150 to 200 rupees from his

followers

2. Keep all the money

3. Lead a contended life

4. Distribute 40 to 50 rupees among the

poor and the needy


1. Maulvi Abul collected 150 to 200 rupees

from his followers on every Eid

2. Maulvi Abul collected 150 to 200 rupee

from his followers on every Eid

3. Maulvi Abul had collected 150 to 200

rupees from his followers on every Eid


1. He didn’t keep all the money

2. He didn’t keep all the money

3. He didn’t kept all the money

GOD BE PRAISED1. HOW MUCH MONEY DID HE GET ON EVERY

EID? OR HOW MUCH DID HE

SPEND/DISTRIBUTE?

1. Collect 150 to 200 rupees from his

followers

2. Keep all the money

3. Lead a contended life

4. Distribute 40 to 50 rupees among the

poor and the needy


1. He led a contended life

2. He lead a contended life

3. He had lead a contended life


1. He distributed 40 to 50 rupees among

the poor and needy


poor and the needy

3. He distributed 40 to 50 rupee among the

poor and the needy


the poor and the needy

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KBL ACADEMY OF ENGLISH AND SCIENCES

She shuddered. ―All right, take it easy‖, she said.

Cried b Kicked c Laughed d Trembled

She was golden and slender as his daughter.

Ugly b Slim c Beautiful d Fat

She had magnificient blonde hair, in profusion.

Red b Long c Golden d Short

Chaudhary Fateh Dad’s censure was purely religious.

Offering b Criticism c Praise d Kindness

Let us not allow in the valley of despair.

Swat b Joy c Disappointment d Oasis

The girl is stunned. She looks to the first man.

Amazed b Angry c Happy d Crazy

You are deliberately trying to confuse me.

Badly b Knowingly c Carefully d Definitely

There is not an eligible bachelor in town.

Skillful b Tall c Appropriate d Crazy

And with the same undulant grace.

Elegance b Gait c Reflect d Foot

Empty of concord is the soul of Europe.

Progress b Stake c Unity d Salvation

The children ___________ forward to this holiday for months.

Have been looking b Are looking c Will look d Were looking

Now-a-days Mr. Nazir _____________ us English.

Teach b Teaching c Is teaching d Taught

If you work collectively, you ___________ rapid progress.

Make b Have made c Made d Will make

Hundreds of years ago people ____________ in signs of food or bad luck.

Believed b Had been believing c Believe d Would believe

If you had helped him, he __________

Had passed b Would have passed c Would pass d Passed

APPLICATION FOR LIBRARARY FEEAPLICATION FOR COLLEGE LIBRARY

FUND

The Principal,

Govt. Degree College,

(City) A.B.C.

Subject: REIMBURSING COLLEGE

LIBRARY FEE

Reverent Sir,

The following few lines have

been jotted down for your sympathetic

consideration and benign action. I am a

bonafide student of this prestigious

college in F. Sc. Pre-Medical Part-I for

the session 2018-19.

It is apprised that my father is

a professor of English. He has been

posted to Rahim Yar Khan as a result

of a directive by Higher Education

Department Punjab. The whole family

is UNDER THE LASH to shift to the said

place. I have to accompany my parents

and continue my study there. I have

applied for the college leaving

certificate and migration certificate as

well in this regard.

At the time of admission, I

deposited Rs. 3000 as the security of

the college library. During my stay over

here, I have been a profound learner

and excellent book reader. Most of my

time has been spent in the college

library, indulging into the valuable

treatise of knowledge. Therefore, I

have been very respectful towards

books. I have never damaged any book.

Moreover, I have no book due to me.

It is humbly implored that my

library fee may be refunded as per

condition of the admission that library

security fee is refundable. I shall be

obliged to you if my request is promptly

entertained.

Thanking in anticipation

Yours obediently,

X.Y.Z. (Name).

September 14, 2018.

KHUDA HAFIZ

GOD BE PRAISED

1. UNLIMITED –endless, immense, infinite,

limitless

2. TREASURE: -funds, money, wealth

3. DIVINE: -celestial, heavenly, holy

4. BLESSINGS: -benediction, consecration,

favors, kindness

5. CONDITIONAL SETENCE TYPE ZERO

1. "When it rains, tennis lessons are held

in the gym."

2. "If it rains, tennis lessons are held in

the gym.―


4. If people eat too much, they will get fat.

5. If you touch a fire, you got burned.

6. People will die if they don't eat.

7. You get water if you will mix hydrogen

and oxygen.

8. Snakes bite if they are scared

9. If babies are hungry, they cried

6. SUCCESSION: -chain, continuation,

7. COST, CASTE, CAST

1. This pair of shoes cost me five hundred

rupees

2. Islam doesn’t believe in caste and creed

3. Please don’t cast away my clothes

8. COMPLAIN: -bemoan, bewail

9. PASSIVE + INFINITIVE

1. He was ordered to leave/leave the class

2. Many patients were asked to

remain/remain on their beds

3. The house was made to paint/pain/to be

painted

4. The maid was asked to clean/clean the

house

5. The dog was seen enter/to enter the

house

6. He was made to jump /jump on the wall

10.PROFIT, PROPHET

1. A trader should get fair profit in his

business

2. The Holy Prophet (SAAW) is the last

prophet of God Almighty

11.FOR YOUR SAKE -only for you

12.WANGLE: contrive, get, obtain, engineer,

deceive,

13.DISPATCH: send, post, mail,

14.SUDDENLY: -abruptly, promptly

15.SEEM: -look, appear, sound

16.DISAPPOINTED: -discouraged, downhearted

,saddened, upset

GOD BE PRAISED

1. CONDITIONAL SETENCE TYPE II

1. If I was you, I would get a new job.

2. If he were younger, he would have

travelled more.

3. If we weren’t friends, I would been

angry with you.

4. If I had enough money, I would have

bought a big house.

5. If she weren’t always so late, she would

have been promoted.

6. If he had started early, he would finish

in time.

7. If you worked harder, you would have

done well on the test.

8. If I were you, I would accept that offer.

9. If she knew who he was, she would not

loved him.

10.If I were you, I would not be done it.

2. SPEND: -disburse, use up

3. DAINTY –elegant, fine, graceful, pretty

4. CURSE: -affliction, disaster, plague,

5. DEPRIVE –dispossess, rob, lacked,

6. DECENT: fine, nice, respectable,

7. HOW MUCH DID HE PAY FOR THE SHOES?

1. Pay five rupees and twelve annas

2. Dainty and beautiful shoes

3. Sell the shoes to the Maulvi at low price


1. Maulvi Abul paid five rupees and twelve

annas for the dainty and beautiful shoes

2. Maulvi Abul payed five rupees and

twelve annas for the dainty and

beautiful shoes

3. Maulvi Abul paid five rupee and twelve

anna for the dainty and beautiful shoes

4. Maulvi Abul paid five rupees and twelve

annas for the dainty and beautiful shoe


1. The shopkeeper has sold the shoes to

the Maulvi at low price

2. The shopkeeper had sold the shoes to


3. The shopkeeper sold the shoes to the

Maulvi at low price

4. The shopkeeper sell the shoes to the

Maulvi at low price

5. The shopkeeper was sold the shoes to


GOD BE PRAISED

1. NECESSITIES: --supplies, provision,

requirements, amenities,

2. QUILT: --cover

3. EXPOSE: --display, exhibit, show,

4. BARE: --naked, nude,exposed,uncovered

5. BURST INTO TEARS: --weep,cry,

6. CONSULT: --counsel, discuss, talk to,

7. SILENTLY: --quietly, soundlessly,

speechlessly,

8. NON PROGRESSIVE VERBS

1. Are you hearing that noise outside?

2. Do you hear that noise outside?

3. I hope everything will be all right

4. I am hoping everything will be all right

5. I prefer tea to coffee

6. I am preferring tea to coffee

7. Appear, believe, belong, care, cost,

dislike, exist, expect, feel, forget, have,

hate, hear, hope, imagine, include,

know, like, look, love, mind, need, own,

prefer, realize, remember, see, seem,

smell

8. I see there is a man in front of the door.

(Sense of vision)

9. The doctor is seeing a patient. (Dating a

patient)

10.What do you think he will do? (Your

opinion?)

11.What is he thinking about? (What's in

his mind?)

12.They don't have a car. (Don't possess)

13.We are having our breakfast right now.

(Eating)

14.You look tired, have a rest for a few

hours.

15.Why are you looking at me?

16.The rose smells wonderful.

17.The woman is smelling the flowers in

the garden. (inhaling)

18.The cake tastes terrific.

19.The cook is tasting the soup.

9. VOWED: --affirm, pledge, promise, swear

10. WITNESS: --beholder, observer, spectator, on

looker,

11. INTENSE: --profound, eager, keen, strong

12. PROLONGED: --extended, lengthy

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She shuddered. ―All right, take it easy‖, she said.

Cried b Kicked c Laughed d Trembled

She was golden and slender as his daughter.

Ugly b Slim c Beautiful d Fat

She had magnificient blonde hair, in profusion.

Red b Long c Golden d Short

Chaudhary Fateh Dad’s censure was purely religious.

Offering b Criticism c Praise d Kindness

Let us not allow in the valley of despair.

Swat b Joy c Disappointment d Oasis

The girl is stunned. She looks to the first man.

Amazed b Angry c Happy d Crazy

You are deliberately trying to confuse me.

Badly b Knowingly c Carefully d Definitely

There is not an eligible bachelor in town.

Skillful b Tall c Appropriate d Crazy

And with the same undulant grace.

Elegance b Gait c Reflect d Foot

Empty of concord is the soul of Europe.

Progress b Stake c Unity d Salvation

The children ___________ forward to this holiday for months.

Have been looking b Are looking c Will look d Were looking

Now-a-days Mr. Nazir _____________ us English.

Teach b Teaching c Is teaching d Taught

If you work collectively, you ___________ rapid progress.

Make b Have made c Made d Will make

Hundreds of years ago people ____________ in signs of food or bad luck.

Believed b Had been believing c Believe d Would believe

If you had helped him, he __________

Had passed b Would have passed c Would pass d Passed

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What was the first name of the sick girl?

Norma b Della c Cora d Mathida

Woeful were all the hills.

Grieved b Jolly c Happy d High

We hold these truths to be self-evident.

Hidden b Wonderful c Concealed d Clear

Yonder’s the midden whose odours will madden.

Middle b Flowers c Heaps d Bad smell

What does the girl take with her from her car?

A computer b A pistol c A flash light d A book

Where does the play, ―the oyster and the pearl‖ take place?

A clinic b A bus station c A house d A barber’s shop

How much money was offered for pushing the button?

$ 70000 b $ 60000 c $ 50000 d $ 40000

You cannot go out because it ______ heavily.

Rain b Rained c Is raining d Had rained

He bragged again.

Slept b Wept c Laughed d Boasted

Ellen fidgets as she listen.s

Look nervous b Cries c Laughs d Weeps

He looked frial an willow-wild.

Weak b Strong c Stout d Young

Harry asked clay to compose a symphony.

Plainness b Simplicity c Sympathy d Instrumental

harmony

He __________ his breakfast at 9 O‖ Clock and went to his office.

Had b Would have c Was having d Has had

I hope they _____________ the city before I reach there.

Will not have left b Could not leave c Will not be left d Might not leave

If we __________ at their place, we would go on a picnic.

Had b Were c Would be d Will be

APPLICATION FOR LIBRARARY FEEAPLICATION FOR COLLEGE LIBRARY

FUND

The Principal,


(City) A.B.C.

Subject: REIMBURSING COLLEGE

LIBRARY FEE

Reverent Sir,

The following few lines have

been jotted down for your sympathetic





It is apprised that my father is

a professor of English. He has been

posted to Rahim Yar Khan as a result

of a directive by Higher Education

Department Punjab. The whole family

is UNDER THE LASH to shift to the said

place. I have to accompany my parents

and continue my study there. I have

applied for the college leaving

certificate and migration certificate as

well in this regard.

At the time of admission, I

deposited Rs. 3000 as the security of

the college library. During my stay over

here, I have been a profound learner

and excellent book reader. Most of my

time has been spent in the college

library, indulging into the valuable

treatise of knowledge. Therefore, I

have been very respectful towards

books. I have never damaged any book.

Moreover, I have no book due to me.

It is humbly implored that my

library fee may be refunded as per

condition of the admission that library

security fee is refundable. I shall be

obliged to you if my request is promptly

entertained.


Yours obediently,

X.Y.Z. (Name).

September 14, 2018.

KHUDA HAFIZ

GOD BE PRAISED

1. WHY DID HIS PRAYERS PROLONG?

1. Prolong and become intense

2. Pray to God for his daughter’s marriage

3. Reach the age of getting married


1. Maulvi Abul prayers prolonged and

became intense

2. Maulvi Abul’s prayers were prolonged

and became intense

3. Maulvi Abul’s prayers prolonged and

became intense


1. He prayed to God for his daughter’s

marriage

2. He prayed for God for his daughter’s

marriage

3. He prayed from God for his daughter’s

marriage


1. She has reached the age of getting

married

2. She had reached the age of getting

married

3. Who had reached the age of getting

married

5. MISTAKE: --error, fault,

6. STRAYING: --deviate, digress, diverge,

7. WHAT WAS THE NAME OF HIS ELDEST

DAUGHTER?

1. Mernunnisa

2. Married to Shamim Ahmed


1. The name of Maulvi Abul’s daughter was

Mehrunnisa

2. The name of Maulvi Abul’s daughter

were Mehrunnisa


1. She married to Shamim Akhtar

2. She was married to Shamim Akhtar

10. UNCONSCIOUSLY: --unintentionally,

unmindfully, unwillingly.

• REPRIMANDED: --admonish, blame,

castigate, censure, rebuke, reproach,

reprove, scold, upbraid, reprimand

1. ROW: --line, line up,

2. CENSURE: condemnation, criticism, rebuke,

reproach,

3. PURELY: --absolutely, entirely, completely

GOD BE PRAISED

1. ADVERBS OF DEGREE

1. The water was cold extremely

2. The movie is quiet interesting

3. He was leaving just

4. She has about finished

5. She is very fast running

6. Her manners were alarming terribly

7. She is confused utterly

8. His concern was religious purely

9. Friday morning was rose coloured

positively

10.I am concerned least on this matter

11.The weather was cold intensely

12.His success was marvelously laboured

13.She was great happy at her success

14.The scheme was high planned

15.The enormous done plans have

disturbed my life

16.This offer is free absolutely

17.She could escape barely from the

situation

18.It is fair enough to start your business

19.The drama was planned virtually

2. RELIGIOUS,: scared, spiritual, holly

3. COUNSEL, COUNCIL

1. He didn’t counsel him to succeed

2. He is the member of a district council

4. SMEARED: --tarnished, covered

5. BOWL: --basin, sink

6. OFFERING: --contribution, gift, present

7. WHO WAS CH. FATEH DAD?

1. Member of the District Board

2. Pious and religious person

3. Head of the village

4. Respectful and helpful towards Maulvi

Abul


1. Ch. Fateh Dad was a member of district

2. Ch. Fateh Dad was member of district

3. Ch. Fateh Dad was the member of

district


1. He was proud and religious person

2. He was the proud and religious person

3. He was a proud and religious person


1. He was the head of the village

2. He was a head of the village

3. He was an head of the village


1. Chaudhry Fateh Dad was respectful and

helpful to Maulvi

GOD BE PRAISED

1. USE OF SINCE AND FOR

1) Nobody has come to see us ___________

we bought this small house.

2) She has been a doctor ___________ 1998.

3) Nobody has seen her ___________ then.

4) They have all been ill ___________ last

week.

5) Peter went to the library. He has

studied there ___________ a long time.

6) It has been very foggy ___________ early

morning.

7) I’ve worked with you ___________ nine

years.

8) He has been in prison ___________ two

years.

9) She has worked in that office ___________

a month.

10)He hasn’t eaten anything ___________

twenty-four hours.

11)He hasn’t eaten anything ___________

yesterday.

12)They haven’t spoken to us ___________

we were at school.

13)I haven’t talked to her ___________ my

birthday.

14)She’s been ill ___________ years.

15)I’ve been very patient with you

___________ several years.

16)I’ve had this job ___________ three

months.

17)I’ve known her ___________ we both

studied in London.

18)We’ve lived in Germany ___________ 1997

19)They’ve had this car ___________April.

20)Things have changed ___________ I was

in your house.

21)I’ve known her ___________ the Gulf War.

22)We have been there ___________

October

23)I have been a vegetarian ___________

1998

24)I have lived in this flat ___________ five

years.

25)I’ve known her ___________ ages.

2. DELAYED: --defer, late, postponed

3. APOLOGISE: --beg, pardon, express regret

4. WHY DID HE ADMONISHE MAULVI?

1. Admonish Maulvi Abul

2. Make mistake in the recitation of the

Holy Quran


1. Ch. Fateh Dad admonished Maulvi Abul

because he had made a mistake in the

recitation

2. Ch. Fateh Dad admonished Maulvi Abul

because he made a mistake in the

recitation

GOD BE PRAISED

1. HOW DID HE SERVE MAAULVI ABUL?

1. Serve him a lot

2. Send him home baked bread with ghee

daily

3. Give clothes to his family after every

harvest


1. Ch. Fateh served Maulvi Abul a lot

2. Ch. Fateh was served Maulvi Abul a lot

3. Ch. Fateh had served Maulvi Abul a lot


1. He used to sent Maulvi Abul home baked

bread with ghee daily

2. He used to send Maulvi Abul home baked

bread with ghee daily

3. He used to sent Maulvi Abul home a

baked bread with ghee daily


1. He gave clothes to his family after every

harvest

2. He was gave him clothes to his family

after every harvest

3. He gave him clothes to his family after

every harvest

MY FINACIAL CAREER

1.CORRECT THE SENTENCES

1.Let he and I do our work.

2.You and I are doing your

work.

3.Whom is knocking at the

door?

4.Let us take his leave.

5.Anyone can do it if one

tries.

6.Who do you want to see?

7.The man who is proud, he

is not happy.

8.Anyone that see you, love

you.

9.Either of the three boys

were present.

10.Let we go out for a

walk.

11.You should do their duty.

12.Between you and I, he is

a fool.

13.My shirt is better than

you.

14.The climate of Multan is

hotter than Lahore.

15.Only few boys are silent.

16.Little knowledge is a

dangerous thing.

17.A few boys are sitting

there are naughty.

18. I can buy nothing,

because I have a little

money.

19.A noble man prefers

death than dishonour.


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There were rows of dark stalwart plants.

Fresh b Sale c Strong d Long

Mr. Hubert said the most exasperating tone.

Irritating b Shocking c Daring d Loving

To whom shall I complain against your brutality.

Injustice b Cruelty c Generosity d Kindness

Your quest for freedom left you battered.

Strayed b Misled c Beaten d Succeeded

He was ambling along in the bitter cold.

Running b Sitting c Working d Walking

Compose a symphony or invent a philosophy.

A poem b A musical

composition

c Novel d Picture

There is irresponsible conjecture about the flying object.

Statement b Guss c Research d Lecture

There is a drab interior of a bus station.

Dull b Dry c Decorated d Deshaped

Near them a shattered visage lies.

Face b Visual c Body d Vale

The Japanese were woeful.

Great b Joyful c Sad d Serious

They _______ him two days ago.

Bury b Buried c Will bury d Had buried

He _________ an essay by now.

Writes b Wrote c Will have written d Write

The Hindus ______________ their dead bodies.

Is burn b Was burn c Were burn d Burn

If you ________ hard, you would have passed.

Work b Will work c Would work d Had worked

I wish, I _____________ a king.

Am b Was c Were d Will be

APPLICATION FOR FINE REMISSIONThe Principal,


(City) A.B.C.

Subject: Fine Remission

Reverent Sir,

The following few lines arejotted down for your sympatheticconsideration and benign action. I am abonafide student of this prestigiouscollege in F. Sc. Pre-Medical Part-I forthe session 2018-19.

It is apprised that I have beenfined Rs. 1000 on the account of beingabsent from the college for ten days.Your kind consideration is to be drawnthat It is not I who am at fault. I belongto a far off village which is located inthe beds of the Ravi. Last week, duringthe Moon Soon season, the riverravaged my village and surroundingareas. There was huge loss of lives andproperty. The dead bodies were floatinglike scattered leaves in autumn. Theflood cut a wide swath ofcommunication and transportation. Thenews on electronic and print media cancertify my claim. Thus, I was unable to

communicate to the office. I come of apoor family comprising of ten members.My father works in a private college as aclerk. He lives from hand to mouth. Hisincome is too meager to afford the fine.Moreover, our crops have gone to wrackand ruin in the flood. It has aggravatedthe plight of the family. The amount ofthe fine is a bolt from blue for my father.

I request youto waive off my fine so that I maymaterialize my dreams by continuing mystudies. I am a diligent fellow withdistinction in the district atmatriculation level. I shall leave nostone unturned to make the college agreat success. Your sanctioning myapplication will be a great favour to meas well as my family.


Yours obediently,

X.Y.Z. (Name). August11, 2019.

KHUDA HAFIZ

GOD BE PRAISED

1. CONSCIOUS. aware, sensible, , mindful,

wake, alert, wide awake

2. DANGLING PHRASES AND ANTECEDENT

1. PHRASE

2. Stepping into the boat, my camera drop

ped into the water

3. Driving through the mountains, many b

ears were seen

4. GERUND

5. After driving all day, the motel was a w

elcome sight

6. Before exploring the desert, our water

supply was replenished

7. INFINITIVE

8. To write effectively, practice is necess

ary

9. To examine the brakes, the wheel must

be removed

10.ELLIPTICAL CLAUSES

11.While combing my hair this morning, a

man's face appeared at the window

12.When a baby, my grandfather gave me

a silver cup

13.ADVERBS

14.This will only take five minutes. I nearl

y earned a hundred dollars

15.I have followed the advice faithfully giv

en by the manual

16.PHRASES AND CLAUSES

17.He lost the chance to make large profit

s through the work of imitators

18.He searched around and found an old b

us schedule in the drawer that was out

of date

19.I heard that Senator Jones had been sh

ot on the morning broadcast

20.Reading a book frequently will change t

he whole course of a man's life

21.Unconscious of consequences, the

decision was taken

22.Do not apply the paint until thoroughly

stirred.

23.While sleeping, the covers were kicked

off the bed.

3. RESPONSIBILITIES: --tasks, duties, errands,

tasks

4. PORTION: --piece, bit, part,

5. MORSELS: --piece, part, fragment, chunk

6. HARVEST: --crop, yield, produce,

GOD BE PRAISED


1. He is conscious to help me

2. She was used to have pleasant time

3. They used to playing cricket together

4. He did nothing but played

5. She does nothing but weeps all the

time

6. Slow and steady win the race

7. All that glitter is not gold

8. Kindness never go unrewarded

9. The part of this plan are needed to be

revisited

10.The man to punished is a man of bad

morals

2. SPRING UP: spring back, recoil, rebound

3. ASSISTANCE: --aid, collaboration,

cooperation, help, support,

4. OUTFITS: --clothes, garments,

5. KIDS: --children

6. BONUS: --extra, plus, additional


1. After jump for two hours, she got tired

2. Before open the packet, he pondered

3. Beside carried out a research, the

doctor treated the patients

4. She sat looked at the sea.

5. He walks read his newspaper.

6. I cook listen to the radio.

7. Salman lay listened to the bugs in the

grass.

8. Can you sneeze without opened your

mouth?

9. She is good at painting.

10.I was the fastest at climb the rope.

11.He learns music by listened to the

chords.

8. APPETITES: --hunger, craving, demand,

desire,

9. WHIRL: --circle, swirl, rotation, confusion,

commotion

10. TEMPLES: --side burn

11. RESONANT: --echoing, resounding,

reverberant, sonorous,

12. QUIVERED: --palpitate, pulsate, quaver,

shake, shudder

13. CONSIDERED –deem, think,

14. ELIGIBILITY: --desirability, fitness,

preference

15. GRIP: --clutches, domination, grasp, hold,

16. SUITABLE: --appropriate, fitting, apt

GOD BE PRAISED

1. RELATIVE PRONOUNS

1. USE OF WHO, WHOM, WHOSE

2. WHO, SUBJECT

1. Who made the birthday cake?

2. Who is in the kitchen?

3. Who is going to do the dishes?

3. WHOM, OBJECT

1. Whom are you going to invite?

2. Whom did he blame for the

accident?

3. Whom did he hire to do the job?

4. WHOSE, POSSESSIVE

1. Whose camera is this?

2. Whose dog is barking outside?

3. Whose cell phone keeps ringing?

5. EXERCISE

1. Could you please tell me ________

that was?

2. The men, two of ________ were

drunk, walked very slowly.

3. The guy ________ computer I was

using moved to Spain.

4. I know ________ did it.

5. She didn’t know when the book was

written, or by ________.

6. I didn't know ________ book that

was.

7. I don't know ________ gave you that

information, but it's inaccurate.

8. The police expert was able to

determine ________ fingerprints were

on the knife.

9. These are some of the people

________ have helped me in the past.

10.I have no idea ________ left the

lights on all night.

2. COMMUNITY: --neighborhood, area

3. NEGOTIATE: --discuss, agree, settle, talk,

consult

4. SPRUNG: --bounce, emerge, appear,

5. ULTIMATELY: --after all, at last, eventually,

finally,

6. BORE FRUIT: --resulted,

7. FOOTSTEPS: --path, track, way, road, route,

8. GAINING: --ahead,fast,in advance, getting,

obtaining

9. INAUGURATE: --commence, initiate

10.BLESS: --consecrate, bestow, endow,

GOD BE PRAISED

1. WHO WAS SHAMIM AHMED?/ HOW MARRIED

MEHRUN?/ WHY DID HE GO TO THE CITY?

WHAT DID HE DO IN THE CITY?

1. Son of a hafiz

2. Disciple of Maulvi Abul

3. Go to the city to seek the means of

livelihood

4. Work in a head clerk's house

5. Open a cloth shop on the footpath


1. Shamim Ahmed was the only son of a

hafiz

2. Shamim Ahmed was the only son of hafiz

3. Shamim Ahmed was only son of a hafiz


1. He was a disciple of Maulvi Abul

2. He was the disciple of Maulvi Abul

3. He was an disciple of Maulvi Abul


1. He went to the city to seek the means of

livelihood

2. He had gone to the city to seek the

means of livelihood

3. He was went to the city to seek the

means of livelihood


1. He worked in a clerk’s house

2. He had worked in a clerk’s house

3. He was worked in a clerk’s house


1. He opened a cloth shop on the footpath

2. He opened cloth shop on the footpath

7. DISAPPOINT: --dishearten, upset, frustrate,

8. ERSTWHILE: --bygone, old, previous

9. DISCIPLE: --apostle, believer, follower ,pupil,

supporter, devotee

10.MOMENTOUS –critical, fateful, historic

,important ,decisive ,

11.DOWRY: --gift, offering, grant

12.PRESENCE: --attendance, existence

13.ENTIRE: --whole, complete

14.IMPRESS: --amaze, astonish, electrify, stir,a

15.BLURTED OUT –babble, exclaim,

16.UNSHED: --uncast, not released, un-emitted

17.PARTICIPLE PHRASES

1. The woman played guitar in the

coffee shop is named Sarah

2. Breathed heavily, the runner

entered the final lap of the race

3. The turtle moved slowly found

cover underneath the shade of a

nearby tree

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I asked him if he _________________ with me.

Agreed b Agrees c Will agree d Agree

She dragged the boy inside.

Drew b Pulled c Watched d Beat

And a time to pluck up that which is planted.

Harvest b Grow c Glow d Break

The young man was in a very precarious state.

Amazing b Dangerous c Comforting d Labourious

Ranks broken hearts perplexed prayers cold.

Puzzled b Be wildered c Mystified d Confused

Is he an imposter?

Writer b Athlete c Impersona d Artist

Where was the key to the bell-unit dome?

In the pocket b In the drawer c In the sealed

envelope

d In the box

Where did the spaceship land?

In the fields b On the roof of a

building

c In the rose d On the hill

How much amount was recovered from the young man’s pocket?

Rupees 200 b Six anas and a few

pies

c Nothing found in

his pocket

d Only rupees 43

These animals are of prodigious size.

Small b Enormous c Medium d Ordinary

Let us close the door before the train __________

Start b Started c Will start d Starts

The man peers out the glass.

Breaks b Gazes c Lifts d Throws

The maid servant ___________ the floor ten minutes ago.

Has washed b Was washed c Had washed d Washed

All is well that ___________ well.

Ended b Ends c End d Will end

Ali _____________ his lesson when I saw him.

Have learnt b Will be learning c Was learning d Will learn

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He speaks as if he _______________ mad.

Is b Were c Does d Will be

If I ______________ here, I shall come to you.

Shall be b Am c Was d Were

Where did the housebody run off.

To the field b To he store c To the playground d To the kitchen

The children hollered at Martian sky.

Looked b Shouted c Walked d Slept

Miss McCutcheon closed a colourful parasol.

Window b Umbrella c Door d Purse

Work hard lest you.

Should fail b Will fail c Might fail d May fail

Uneasy ____________ the heads that wear a crown

Lie b Lies c Lied d Lay

Whose glory shall be revealed?

President b Lady c Prime minister d Lord

Jess’s curiosity was aroused.

Temperature b Interest c Hatred d Indignation

Where was the small man?

In the porch b On the road c At the door d In the hall way

For how many dollar did Harry buy his shop?

Fifty five b Sixty five c Seventy d Eighty five

Powers said the Kreton was preparatory of invasion.

Attack b Force field c Success d Division

She _________ to us the next.

Will came b Shall come c Comes d Came

What does John grow?

Walnuts b Peanuts c Coconuts d Monkey

We have no time to stand beneath the boughs.

Balossom b Leaves c Sands d Branches

MY FINACIAL CAREER


1.Such boys who are lazy

came late.

2.One should do his duty

honestly.

3.He, I and you will help

the needy.

4.It is I who is to blame.

5.He brought the things to

the market which he

wanted to sell.

6.I invite you and he to tea.

7.He appears older than

her.

8.Neither of them wore

their cap.

9.It was them who came in

time.

10.This is the same book

which I needed.

11.The moment who is lost,

is lost forever.

12.Anyone of these two

boys is absent.

13.Each of our students

pay their tuition fee in

advance.

14.The boy is my brother

who met you there.

15.These are ours books.

16.She qualified herself as

a nurse.

17.The dog who is going is

mine.

18.Someone have called

me out.

19.Nothing are due against

him.KBL ACADEMY OF ENGLISH AND SCIENCES

APPLICATION FOR FEE CONCESSIONThe Principal,


(City) A.B.C.

Subject: Fee Concession/Scholarship

Reverent Sir,

The following few lines are

jotted down for your sympathetic





I come of a poor family

comprising of ten members. My father

works in a private college as a clerk. He

lives from hand to mouth. His income is

too meager to afford the educational

expenses of his offspring. All of my

siblings are school going at different

levels. My college expenses have

aggravated the plight of the family. My

admission expenses are a bolt from blue

for my father. As a result, he has asked

me to quit my studies. This warning has

dropped a bomb shell on me.

I have been a diligent and bright

student. I stood the first in my

matriculation exams at the district level

securing 95% marks. I am a good orator

and an athlete. I want to serve my

nation being an oculist. But my dreams

are broken. You can oblige me by

protecting my future dreams. I can be

an asset for this alma mater by getting

some distinction in the board. I promise

you that I shall leave no stone unturned

to make this college a great success.

I request you to grant me full fee

concession and sanction a need based

scholarship so that I may be able to

materialize my dreams. It will be a great

favour to me and my family.


Yours obediently,

X.Y.Z. (Name). August 11, 2019.

KHUDA HAFIZ

GOD BE PRAISED1. SECRET: --mystery, enigma, covert, equivocal

2. READINESS: --desire, wish, keenness

3. NOUNS SAME FORM IN SINGULAR AND

PLURAL

1. I have ten fishes in the aquarium

2. There are two trouts in this pond

3. You are trying to kill two deers with

one stone

4. Different specie are near to extinction

5. The serie of drama is very interesting

6. She has ten offsprings from her

husband

7. There are two sheeps in the meadow

8. There are two aircrafts prepared for

landing

9. The cods are known to migrate in large

numbers

10.Many swines are reared extensively in

Europe

11.I use one trouser at night as sleeping

dress

12.She wears short during games

13.The scissor is used to cut hair

14.They are wearing pyjama and short

15.Accommodation, Advice, Alms, Aircraft,

Aluminum, Barracks, Bison, Binoculars,

Bourgeois, Cannon, Cattle, Chalk,

Chassis, Clippers, Clothing, Cod,

Concrete, Corps, Crossroads, Deer,

Dice, Doldrums, Education, Eggfruit,

Eyeglasses, Fish (numbers of), Flares

(clothing), Flour, Food, Fruit, Furniture,

Gallows, Goldfish, Grapefruit, Greenfly,

Grouse, Head (cattle), Headquarters,

Help, Homework, Hovercraft, Ides,

Jackfruit, Jeans, Knickers, Knowledge,

Kudos, Luggage, Moose, Mullet, News,

Offspring, Oxygen, Pants, Pajamas,

Pike, Pliers, Police, Premises, Reindeer,

Scissors, Series, Shambles, Sheep,

Shellfish, Shorts, Shrimp, Spacecraft,

Species, Squid, Starfruit, Stone

(weight), Sugar, Swine, Tongs,

Trousers, Trout, Tuna, Tweezers,

Wheat, Wood

4. WORRIES –cares, anxieties, apprehensions,

concerns

5. DISAPPEAR: --end, fade, perish, vanish

6. ADVERB POSITION

1. The team well played

2. I opened wide the door

3. He greeded ate the chocolate cake.

4. She hurried typed the email

5. I painted carefully the house

6. I read sometimes a book before bed

7. We drink wine occasionally

8. The children are outside playing

9. We’ll go out probably to eat tonight.

GOD BE PRAISED1. I should explain definitely further.

2. He made clearly a mistake.

3. That’s not the case certainly.

1. ASSEMBLED: --amass, collect, congregate,

converge, gather, assemble

2. PROCEEDINGS: --events, actions,

procedures, dealings

3. ONLOOKERS: --spectators, eyewitness,

observer, viewer

4. LINGERED: --hang on, wait, stay

5. GAZE: --gape, look stare, glare,

6. WISTFUL: --longing, yearning,

7. LONGING: --ambition, aspiration, desire,

yearning

8. DISPLAY: --exhibition, show, demonstrate

9. INAUGURATED: --start, begin, commence,

10. USE OF ARTICLES

1. With holy books

2. We recite Holy Quran daily

3. Bible is the holy book of the Christian

4. Taurah is the book of the Jews

5. Middle East is enriched wit oil and gas

6. Equator is an imaginary line dividing

the world

7. Nile is the largest river in the world

8. Atlantic Ocean is second largest ocean

in the world

9. Karakorum is the mountain range that

is bordering Pakistan, China and India

10.Philippines is a populous country

11.NESTLING: --bundle, burrow, cuddle,

12.AMIDST: --centre, in between,

13.COLOURFUL: --bright, brilliant, rich,

14.OVERJOYED: --excited, delighted, joyful

15.OVERJOYED: --excited, delighted, joyful

16.UTTERED: --spoken, voiced, expressed,

articulated

17.MEASURED: --calculated

18.FOLDED: --bent, curled, creased

19.OFFERING: --give, grant, present,

20.HESITATED: --delay, pause, wait, waver,

hesitate

21.RUBBED: --stroked, massaged

22.BOMBSHELL: --shock, surprise

23.SHELVES: --shelf, shelve, comparts

24.FLUSHING: --burn, blush, flame, glow

25.GRACIOUSLY: --kindly, mercifully, courteously

26.CONSIDERED –reflect, regard, think

27.OMEN: --sign, prophecy, warning

28.CONCESSION: --allowance, dispensation,

29.HUMBLE: --modest, poor, lowly

GOD BE PRAISED1. PARALLELISM OF VERBS

1. They had talked and laugh for hours.

2. I will work and studied all summer.

3. He can play piano and sang opera.

4. Diana is walking her dog and played

games on her phone at the same time.

5. We'll go to the beach and had a swim.

6. She wanted to work hard and earned a

huge profit

7. She didn’t believe in his sincerity and

followed his footsteps

2. COMPENSATE: --recompose, redress,

indemnify,

3. KNOCK

1. DOWN. Destroy, demolish…..BACK.

Drink alcohol …BACK. Cost

someone…OFF. Finish work…OUT. Hit

someone and make them lose

consciousness…UP. Become

pregnant….ABOUT. Beat

someone…AROUND. Walk

aimlessly..OVER. rob

4. BLESSED: --pray, sacred, holy

5. FRAGRANCE: --aroma, smell, odour, scent,

perfume,

6. REVERED: --honourable, respected, worthy,

venerable

7. FAMILIAR: --known, recognizable,

8. PRELIMINARY: --first, initial, introductory,

9. HESITATINGLY: --reluctantly, unwillingly,

10. THRILL: --sensation, pleasure

11. THRESHOLD: --entrance, doorstep, porch,

verge

12. SOLITUDE: --isolation, privacy, seclusion,

loneliness

13. TWIG: --shoot, branch

14. FLICKERED: --fluttered, flare, flash, quiver,

15. STEADY: --continuous, stable, balance,

16. ENCOURAGE: --comfort, console, inspire,

17. PATTED: --hit, stroke,

18. MUSTERING: --collecting, gathering,

assembling,

19. EMBARRASSMENT: --confusion, distress,

shame, predicament, humiliation,

mortification

20. ABRUPTLY: --suddenly, promptly

21. STUMBLING: --falter, slip, stagger,

22. BLURT OUT: --spoke, utter, tell

23. HASTE: --hurry, quick,

24. OBJECTION: --opposition, criticism,

25. PROPOSAL: --offer, proposition, suggestion,

pitch, plan,

GOD BE PRAISED

1. EXCITEMENT: --agitation, passion, thrill

2. ROLL DOWN: --fell down

3. DAZED: --confused, stunned, shocked,

4. SIGHED: --cry, moan, sob

5. WIPED: --rubbed, cleaned, soaked, dried

6. QUIVERING: --shaking, trembling, quaking,

shivering

MY FINACIAL CAREER


1.Who did you call?

2.This is the boy who I saw

at the college gate.

3.I like such boys who are

not naughty.

4.This is the same house

which I bought last year.

5.Every boy and every man

held their breath.

6.Every employer and every

worker should do their

duty.

7.He is one of the ministers

who has served the

country.

8.This is one of his essays

that is worth-reading.

9.We enjoyed much during

the visit.

10.He will not be able to

avail of this chance.

11.He kept himself away

that company.

12.Let us make ourselves

merry.

13.He hid himself behind

the bushes.

14.This is the bird who

sings.

15.This is the boy which

came late.

16.This is the same pen

which I bought.

17.Return each their note-

book.

18.All of we went abroad.


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The sounds pretty good.

Tells b Prescribes c Illustrates d Seems

The girl shudders at her own thoughts.

Ponders b Trembles c Trample d Wonders

Daddy will be deliriously happy

Excitedly b Positively c Politely d Midly

On every side decamping talk.

Charming b Laughing c Departing d Confusing

I, with my stoop reflect.

Indicate b Walk c Think d Work

I really need not be alarmed.

Aroused b Informed c Stayed d Conveyed

Let us not wallow in the valley of despair.

Delight b Operation c Activity d Dejection

I see no other refuge besides God Almighty.

Palace b Corner c Position d Shelter

The boy was firmly gripped.

Lightly b Furiously c Tightly d Angrily

We do here to rescue you.

Catch b Save c Treat d Beat

If he __________ I shall help him.

Come b Came c Comes d Will come

You need not _____________ anyone.

To abuse b Abuse c Abused d Abusing

Money ____________ the mare go.

Makes b Make c Will make d Made

The patient had died before the doctor

Arrive b Would arrive c Arrived d Had arrived

I _____________ the car next afternoon.

Was driving b Does not drive c Will drive d Has driven

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I work hard so that I ____________ I pass the examination.

Shall b Would c May d Am

She _____________ this pen yesterday.

Had bought b Buys c Has bought d Bought

If you tease the dog, it ______________ you.

Bites b Will bite c Had bitten d Bite

Unless you _____________ hare, you cannot succeed.

Worked b Will work c Work d Had worked

He ___________ sleeping now.

Is b Was c Has been d Had been

What is Harry’s philosophy?

Play b Work c Compose music d Take-it-easy

Who finally rescued the girl in ―heat lightning‖?

The police b The dog c First man d Second man

Della hair was more beautiful than any;

Palace b Painting c Scene d Queen’s jewels and

gifts

Who is ―I‖ in the story ―The use of force‖?

The father b The doctor c The mother d The sick child

What was the weather condition when Jess went with his father?

Cloudy b Hot c Pleasant d Cold What is this life if, full of scare.

Hopes b Enjoyment c Happiness d Worries

And not a ripple in her tread.

Oppress b Suppress c Walk d Grace

Clark Larrabee has scarcely noticed her.

Lovingly b Hardly c Slightly d Rarely

AIDE: you’re also forbidden to leave this house without permission.

Advised b Asked c Allowed d Prohibited

Man: No one can come in. Now try to calm yourself.

Cover b Relax c Avoid d Enjoy

APPLICATION FOR ONE MONTH LEAVEThe Principal,


(City) A.B.C.

Subject: One Month Leave/ Leave

Reverent Sir,



consideration and benign action. I am

a bonafide student of this prestigious



I couldn’t attend the college

owing to my broken health for the last

four days. I had suffered from high

fever. I am as pale as a ghost. The

treatment from the local physician

didn’t do well. Keeping in view that

the first wealth is health, I proceeded

to Lahore for a thorough medical

examination. The doctor advised me

a number of blood tests in which it

dawned upon me that I had been

suffering from typhoid fever. The

medical specialist has advised me a

few medicines and complete bed rest

for one month.

As a result, I am unable to

attend the classes for at least one

month. The doctor’s medical

certificate and request from my

father have been attached with the

leave application for your kind

pursuance.

I request you to grant me one

month’s leave. It is a great loss for my

studies as it is a bitter pill to swallow

for me. However, my college record

and my worthy professors will testify

that I am a diligent fellow. I shall

move heaven and earth to

compensate the loss resulted from

these holidays.


Yours obediently,


KHUDA HAFIZ

GOD BE PRAISED

1. COMPENSATE: --recompose, redress,

indemnify,

2. KNOCK

1. DOWN. Destroy, demolish…..BACK.

Drink alcohol …BACK. Cost

someone…OFF. Finish work…OUT. Hit

someone and make them lose

consciousness…UP. Become

pregnant….ABOUT. Beat

someone…AROUND. Walk

aimlessly..OVER. rob

3. BLESSED: --pray, sacred, holy

4. FRAGRANCE: --aroma, smell, odour, scent,

perfume,

5. REVERED: --honourable, respected, worthy,

venerable

6. FAMILIAR: --known, recognizable,

7. PRELIMINARY: --first, initial, introductory,

8. HESITATINGLY: --reluctantly, unwillingly,

9. THRILL: --sensation, pleasure

10. THRESHOLD: --entrance, doorstep, porch,

verge

11. SOLITUDE: --isolation, privacy, seclusion,

loneliness

• TWIG: --shoot, branch

• FLICKERED: --fluttered, flare, flash, quiver,

• STEADY: --continuous, stable, balance,

• ENCOURAGE: --comfort, console, inspire,

• PATTED: --hit, stroke,

• MUSTERING: --collecting, gathering,

assembling,

• EMBARRASSMENT: --confusion, distress,

shame, predicament, humiliation,

mortification

• ABRUPTLY: --suddenly, promptly

• STUMBLING: --falter, slip, stagger,

1. BLURT OUT: --spoke, utter, tell

2. HASTE: --hurry, quick,

3. OBJECTION: --opposition, criticism,

4. PROPOSAL: --offer, proposition, suggestion,

pitch, plan,

5. EXCITEMENT: --agitation, passion, thrill

6. ROLL DOWN: --fell down

7. DAZED: --confused, stunned, shocked,

8. SIGHED: --cry, moan, sob

9. WIPED: --rubbed, cleaned, soaked, dried

10. QUIVERING: --shaking, trembling, quaking,

shivering

11.DISCIPLE: --student, apprentice,

12.EMBRACED: --hug, grasp, clasp,

13.CLUSTERED: --gathered, amassed,

assembled

GOD BE PRAISED

1. TREAT: --feast, refreshment

2. TRICK: --scam, swindle, trap,

3. LIT UP: --lighten, brighten

4. COURTYARD: --lawn, yard

5. MATTED: --disordered, entangled, knotted

6. EXCITED: --aroused, incited, enthusiastic

7. INCIDENT, ACCIDENT

1. He met a horrible accident

2. This incident changed his life

8. OATH: --pledge, vow, affirmation,

9. BOW: --bend, lean, stoop

10.CORRECT THE FOLLOWING

1. He bought a pen and placed in the bag

2. They found a book and sold in the old

book depot

3. They bought two bales of cotton and

put in the store room

4. He opened the door forcefully but

closed after some time

5. The result of his exams was displayed

on the notice board. He saw when he

got free

11.USE OF DID

12.AS A HELPING VERBS (HELP MAIN VERB)

1. He didn’t listen to me

2. Why did she open the bag?

3. Who did this?

13.AS A MODAL VERB (GIVES STRESS)

1. Used in positive sentences

2. He did help me

3. They did call me in this situation

14.ACQUIRE: --gain, obtain, earn

15.RUSH: --run, hurry, speed, dash

16.WRAPPED: --covered, surround, cloak,

17.SHAWL: --cover

18.GRATEFUL: --obliged, thankful, pleased

19.DELAY: --deferment, interruption,

postponement

20.GRATIFIED: --accomplished, grateful,

thankful, delighted

21.DAZED: --surprised, stunned, bewildered

22.THUMPING: --banging, beating, pounding,

beating

23.PENDANTS: --earrings,

24.CORRECT THE FOLLOWING

1. I bought two dozens eggs

2. He has only ten rupees note

3. Ten yards rope is enough to bind up a

bull

4. Five miles distance is easy to cover

5. Ten feet cloth is not long enough

6. Two meters thread was bound with a

nail

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I work hard so that I ____________ I pass the examination.

Shall b Would c May d Am

She _____________ this pen yesterday.

Had bought b Buys c Has bought d Bought

If you tease the dog, it ______________ you.

Bites b Will bite c Had bitten d Bite

Unless you _____________ hare, you cannot succeed.

Worked b Will work c Work d Had worked

He ___________ sleeping now.

Is b Was c Has been d Had been

What is Harry’s philosophy?

Play b Work c Compose music d Take-it-easy

Who finally rescued the girl in ―heat lightning‖?

The police b The dog c First man d Second man

Della hair was more beautiful than any;

Palace b Painting c Scene d Queen’s jewels and

gifts

Who is ―I‖ in the story ―The use of force‖?

The father b The doctor c The mother d The sick child

What was the weather condition when Jess went with his father?

Cloudy b Hot c Pleasant d Cold What is this life if, full of scare.

Hopes b Enjoyment c Happiness d Worries

And not a ripple in her tread.

Oppress b Suppress c Walk d Grace

Clark Larrabee has scarcely noticed her.

Lovingly b Hardly c Slightly d Rarely

AIDE: you’re also forbidden to leave this house without permission.

Advised b Asked c Allowed d Prohibited


Cover b Relax c Avoid d Enjoy

PAST PAPERS


Mehrun was married to such splendor.

Simplicity b Wealth c Urgency d Grace

She began to think more reasonably.

Sensibly b Slowly c Wrongly d Quickly

I mentioned for him not to bother.

Cry b Worry c Care d Weep

You will look presentable.

Gloomy b Joker c Happy d Decent

I wiped the streams of sweat from my face.

Stored b Cleaned c Put d Saw

They lingered to gaze with wistful longing at the colourful display.

Manifestation b Invitation c Gathering d Function

She began to think more reasonably.

Unwisely b Sensibly c Frankly d Bravely

Let us complete the wretch to dig her grave.

Thief b Gentleman c Rascal d Robber

The glory of their country would be increased.

Security b Grandeur c Strength d Military power

Their laughter was echoing in the marble villa.

Resounding b Singing c Cring d Dancing

Ranks broken, hearts perplexed.

Pleased b Astonish c Worried d Confused

Holding a grain of millet in her beak.

Catching b Throwing c Dropping d Eating

Wozzeck has got a few cultivated pearls.

Genuine b Artificial c Untidy d Set

This visit was all rather impromptu.

Without

preparation

b Without

consideration

c Well planned d Ill will

Her hair is disheveled.

Combed b Arranged c Untidy d Set

MY FINACIAL CAREER


1.Such boys who are lazy

came late.

2.One should do his duty

honestly.

3.He, I and you will help

the needy.

4.It is I who is to blame.

5.He brought the things to

the market which he

wanted to sell.

6.I invite you and he to tea.

7.He appears older than

her.

8.Neither of them wore

their cap.

9.It was them who came in

time.

10.This is the same book

which I needed.

11.The moment who is lost,

is lost forever.

12.Anyone of these two

boys is absent.

13.Each of our students

pay their tuition fee in

advance.

14.The boy is my brother

who met you there.

15.These are ours books.

16.She qualified herself as

a nurse.

17.The dog who is going is

mine.

18.Someone have called

me out.

19.Nothing are due against

him.KBL ACADEMY OF ENGLISH AND SCIENCES

APPLICATION FOR SUBJECT CHANGEThe Principal,


(City) A.B.C.

Subject: Subject Change

Reverent Sir,





college in F. A Part-I for the session

2019-20.

It is apprised that I opted

political science as an elective subject

at the time of admission into this

college on the direction of my father

who is a political and social activist.

But, unfortunately I couldn’t develop

affinity with the subject. It has always

been difficult for me to memorize the

historic events with date and numbers. I

am much interested in English literature

which fascinates me and takes to the

dreamy world where everything happens

in a different way. It is soothing and

entertaining. The book of past and

imaginary world sways before our eyes.

The unheard melodies of our

imaginations are more pleasant than the

heard melodies of the world. Literature

enlightens our soul and purifies our

ideas by getting a lesson from the past.

The art of literature is long but the life

of political treachery, selfishness and

craze for power is short. Thus I have

decided to opt English literature as an

elective subject. I have consulted with

my father in this regard and he has

consented me to change my subject to

English Literature.

I request you

to sanction the change of subject. I

shall leave no stone unturned and burn

the midnight oil to make the college a

great success. Your approval of my

application will be a great favour to me

as well as my family.


Yours obediently,


KHUDA HAFIZ

GOD BE PRAISED

1. CELEBRATION: --festivity, party, gala,

party

2. SECLUSION: --isolation, privacy,

3. AUSPICIOUS: --positive, fortune,

promising

4. ACCOMPANY—escort, convoy,

5. SHY: --timid, bashful, diffident, coy

6. COMPANY, ACCOMPANY

1. I like his company

2. I can’t accompany you to the station

7. FRAGRANCE: --smell, aroma, scent,

perfume, scent

8. NOUNS OR ADJECTIVES

1. He is anger/angry with his friend

2. The scene is beautiful/beauty

3. The researcher should be

crazy/craziness

4. This scheme has a lot of

dangerous/danger

5. This plan can give you easy/ease

6. I have no familiarity/familiar with him

7. His guilty/guilt was alarming for him

8. His intelligent/intelligence made him

a successful person

9. Success breeds happy/happiness in

life

10.She proved to be luck/lucky

11.I believe in his true/truth

12.Your scar can be pain/painful

13.The girl was quite young/youth

when she was married

14.The person who has zeal/zealous

can be successful

9. EXCITEMENT: --thrill, enthusiasm,

stimulation

10.PANG: --agony, anguish, spasm

11.RESTRAIN: --stop, hinder, constrain,

repress

12.AMIDST: --centre,

13.FIREWORK: --explosive, cracker,

14.GAY: --happy, attractive,

15.TUNE: --composition

16.DRAGGED: --pulled

17.EXHIBIT: --show, display, demonstrate

18.COURTYARD: --compound, yard, court

19.ENTIRE: --whole, complete, total

GOD BE PRAISED

1. STUNNED: --astounded, dazed,

astonished, bewildered

2. IMPRESSED: --influence, arouse

3. UNUSUAL: --strange, odd, curious,

abnormal

4. INCREDIBLE: --unbelievable, unthinkable

5. AMULET: --charm, talisman,

6. CHARM: --magic, charisma

7. BLESSED: --endowed, granted, given,

8. LOUDMOUTHED: --boisterous, obnoxious,

blustering

9. HAG: --crone, vixen

10.WHISPER: --murmur,

11.BRACELETS: --bangle,

12.CONVICTION: --belief, opinion, faith

13.PALANQUIN: --wagon, buggy

14.PEACE: --calm, quietness

15.CELEBRATION: --festivity, party, gala, party

16.SECLUSION: --isolation, privacy,

17.AUSPICIOUS: --positive, fortune, promising

18.ACCOMPANY—escort, convoy,

19.SHY: --timid, bashful, diffident, coy

20.COMPANY, ACCOMPANY

1. I like his company

2. I can’t accompany you to the station

21.FRAGRANCE: --smell, aroma, scent,

perfume, scent

22.NOUNS OR ADJECTIVES

1. He is anger/angry with his friend

2. The scene is beautiful/beauty

3. The researcher should be

crazy/craziness

4. This scheme has a lot of

dangerous/danger

5. This plan can give you easy/ease

6. I have no familiarity/familiar with him

7. His guilty/guilt was alarming for him

8. His intelligent/intelligence made him a

successful person

9. Success breeds happy/happiness in life

10.She proved to be luck/lucky

11.I believe in his true/truth

12.Your scar can be pain/painful

13.The girl was quite young/youth when

she was married

14.The person who has zeal/zealous can

be successful

GOD BE PRAISED

1. EXCITEMENT: --thrill, enthusiasm,

stimulation

2. PANG: --agony, anguish, spasm

3. RESTRAIN: --stop, hinder, constrain, repress

4. AMIDST: --centre,

5. FIREWORK: --explosive, cracker,

6. GAY: --happy, attractive,

7. TUNE: --composition

8. DRAGGED: --pulled

9. EXHIBIT: --show, display, demonstrate

10.COURTYARD: --compound, yard, court

11.ENTIRE: --whole, complete, total

12.STUNNED: --astounded, dazed, astonished,

bewildered

13.IMPRESSED: --influence, arouse

14.UNUSUAL: --strange, odd, curious, abnormal

15.INCREDIBLE: --unbelievable, unthinkable

16.AMULET: --charm, talisman,

17.CHARM: --magic, charisma

18.BLESSED: --endowed, granted, given,

19.LOUDMOUTHED: --boisterous, obnoxious,

blustering

20.HAG: --crone, vixen

21.WHISPER: --murmur,

22.BRACELETS: --bangle,

23.CONVICTION: --belief, opinion, faith

24.PALANQUIN: --wagon, buggy

25.PEACE: --calm, quietness

26. BURST INTO TEARS: --weep, cry, sob, wail

27. SOBBING: --crying, weeping, howling,

28. USE OF LIKE AND AS: --positive, fortune,

promising

29. COME—escort, convoy,

30. PATCHES: --spots, marks, blotches

31. NOTICE, NOTES

1. Did you notice any change in my

behavior?

2. Many notes were played on the violin

3. He has prepared notes on terrorism

32. NOTICE: --see, observe, look, note

33. WHISPER: --murmur, sighing

34. REASSURE: --confirm, encourage, support,

35. BENEVOLENT: --kind, benign, caring,

36. OBLIVIOUS: --unaware, unconscious,

unmindful, ignorant,

37. RACING: --moving, thinking

38. TRANCE: --daze, spell, stupor, sleep

39. INSPIRATION: --motivation, stimulation,

idea,

GOD BE PRAISED

1. INPLICIT: --absolute, definite, inner, latent

2. IMPLICIT, EXPLICIT

1. We have implicit belief in God

2. You actions are explicit of your

intentions

3. FAITH: --belief, confidence, trust, reliance

4. LIVE, ALIVE

1. This is a live show from the TV

2. The person was alive even after

accident

5. SPLENDOUR: --magnificence, glory,

brilliance, majesty

6. WHAT WERE TWO SOURCES OF

INSPIRATION FOR MAULVI ABUL?

1. Two main sources of inspiration for

Maulvi Abul

2. Always help him in distress and

difficulty

3. Implicit faith on them


1. There were two sources of inspiration

for Maulvi Abul as Allah Almighty and

Chaudhry Fateh Dad

2. There was two sources of inspiration


Chaudhry Fateh Dad

3. There were two source of inspiration


Chaudhry Fateh Dad


1. They always helped him in distress and

difficult

2. They always helped him in distressing

and difficulty

3. They always helped him in distress and

difficulty


1. Maulvi had implicit faithful on them

2. Maulvi had implicit faith for them

3. Maulvi had implicit faith on them

10. HOW DID SHAMIM AHMED CELEBRATE

MARRIAGE CEREMONY?

1. Celebrate his marriage with great

pomp and show

2. Come to marry Mehrun in the midst of

fireworks and musicians playing music

11. NAMES OF HIS WIFE

1. The name of his wife

2. Contended and cooperative

3. Also help her husband by teaching the

Holy Quran to the children of the

village

12. NAMES OF HIS DAUGHTERS

1. Zabda, Umda and Shamsun

2. Live a life of poverty and contentment

GOD BE PRAISED

1. HOW DID SHAMIM AHMED CELEBRATE

MARRIAGE CEREMONY?

1. Celebrate his marriage with great

pomp and show

2. Come to marry Mehrun in the midst of

fireworks and musicians playing music


1. Shamim Ahmed was celebrated his

marriage with great pomp and show

2. Shamim Ahmed had celebrated his

marriage with great pomp and showy

3. Shamim Ahmed celebrated his

marriage with great pomp and show


1. He came to marry Mehrun in the midst

of fireworks and musicians playing

music


of fireworks and musicians play music


of fireworks and musicians played

music

4. NAMES OF HIS WIFE

1. The name of his wife

2. Contended and cooperative

3. Also help her husband by teaching the

Holy Quran to the children of the

village


1. The name of his wife was Zaibunisa

who was contentment and cooperative


who was contended and cooperation


who was contended and cooperative


1. She also helps her husband by teaching

the Holy Quran to the children of the

village

2. She also helped her husband by

teaching the Holy Quran to the children

of the village

3. She also helping her husband by

teaching the Holy Quran to the children

of the village

7. NAMES OF HIS DAUGHTERS

1. Zabda, Umda and Shamsun

2. Live a life of poverty and contentment


1. The name of his other daughters were

Zabda, Umda and Shamsun who lived a

life of poverty and contentment

2. The names of his other daughters were



3. The names of his other daughter were



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What was the condition of the overcoat?

It was cold b It was new c It was ragged d It was full of dust

Locusts attack in the area of:

One mile b Ten miles c Five miles d Fifty mile

What did the people say behind Hubert’s back?

Those are lame

excuses

b He is innocent c He speaks the

truth

d He is reliable

What is the impression of Kreton on seeing the inside of the house?

Disgusted b Delightful c Good d Sorrowful

The bus was late due to

Rush b Strom c Accident d Rain

Unless you _________ hard, you cannot pass.

Will work b Worked c Work d Have worked

They usually _____________ to Karachi in summer.

Went b Had gone c Go d Have worked

The clerks __________ on strike since Monday.

Have been b Were c Will be d Are

He ___________ in a quiz competition next week.

Participates b Participated c Has participated d Will participate

She ____________ question by her teacher.

Was asked b Asked c Ask d Had asked

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Because its immortal to hold her.

Painful b Nice c Moral d Amoral

Mr. James was the caretaker of public hall.

Engineer b Designer c Builder d Keeper

Let us therefore compel the wretch to dig her grave.

Coward b Hero c Rascal d Gentleman

I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted.

Smashed b Destroyed c Degraded d Glorified

May I even be deprived of decent burial!

Lodging b Funeral c Spying d Residence


Cover b Avoid c Relax d Enjoy

Spelding: Whatever the exact quotation is, I stand by the sentiment.

Meaning b Attitude c Emotions d Opinion

Clark: (after slight pause) I have left Fay, Harry.

Warning b Speed c Break d Thinking

Now, of my three score years and ten.

Eighty b Sixty c Fifty d Twenty

At every place are shrieks in stock.

Laughs b Cries c Smiles d Appiness

PAST PAPERS


What did they see on Martian hills?

The old cities b Flower beds c Stream of fresh

water

d A deep valley

He hit on a most extraordinary ambition, to be appointed.

An inspector b A magistrate c A clerk d A court acrobat

What were the names of two nurses who were on duty in the hospital?

Nasreen and

Jamila

b Shehnaz and Gill c Zakia and Surraya d Zahida and Kausar

How many years are required to tell the story of travel?

One hundred b Two hundred c Five hundred d Seven hundred

What does the play ―the oyster and the pearl‖ demonstrate?

Faith in the basic

goodness of

human nature

b Suffering and

poverty of human

beings

c Child labour d Simplicity of rural

life

When he saw me I ____________ to college.

Went b Was going c Would go d Had gone

She __________ done her work satisfactorily.

Do b Done c Had d Doing

They ___________ here a month ago.

Come b Comes c Came d Coming

I __________ you for a long time.

Do not see b Did not see c Have not seen d Has not been

seeing

He ___________ of age after two years.

Come b Comes c Will come d Is coming

PAST PAPERS


What was the condition of the overcoat?

It was cold b It was new c It was ragged d It was full of dust

Locusts attack in the area of:

One mile b Ten miles c Five miles d Fifty mile

What did the people say behind Hubert’s back?

Those are lame

excuses

b He is innocent c He speaks the

truth

d He is reliable

What is the impression of Kreton on seeing the inside of the house?

Disgusted b Delightful c Good d Sorrowful

The bus was late due to

Rush b Strom c Accident d Rain

Unless you _________ hard, you cannot pass.

Will work b Worked c Work d Have worked

They usually _____________ to Karachi in summer.

Went b Had gone c Go d Have worked

The clerks __________ on strike since Monday.

Have been b Were c Will be d Are

He ___________ in a quiz competition next week.

Participates b Participated c Has participated d Will participate

She ____________ question by her teacher.

Was asked b Asked c Ask d Had asked

PAST PAPERS


Because its immortal to hold her.

Painful b Nice c Moral d Amoral

Mr. James was the caretaker of public hall.

Engineer b Designer c Builder d Keeper

Let us therefore compel the wretch to dig her grave.

Coward b Hero c Rascal d Gentleman

I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted.

Smashed b Destroyed c Degraded d Glorified

May I even be deprived of decent burial!

Lodging b Funeral c Spying d Residence


Cover b Avoid c Relax d Enjoy

Spelding: Whatever the exact quotation is, I stand by the sentiment.

Meaning b Attitude c Emotions d Opinion

Clark: (after slight pause) I have left Fay, Harry.

Warning b Speed c Break d Thinking

Now, of my three score years and ten.

Eighty b Sixty c Fifty d Twenty

At every place are shrieks in stock.

Laughs b Cries c Smiles d Appiness

PAST PAPERS


What did they see on Martian hills?

The old cities b Flower beds c Stream of fresh

water

d A deep valley

He hit on a most extraordinary ambition, to be appointed.

An inspector b A magistrate c A clerk d A court acrobat

What were the names of two nurses who were on duty in the hospital?

Nasreen and

Jamila

b Shehnaz and Gill c Zakia and Surraya d Zahida and Kausar

How many years are required to tell the story of travel?

One hundred b Two hundred c Five hundred d Seven hundred

What does the play ―the oyster and the pearl‖ demonstrate?

Faith in the basic

goodness of

human nature

b Suffering and

poverty of human

beings

c Child labour d Simplicity of rural

life

When he saw me I ____________ to college.

Went b Was going c Would go d Had gone

She __________ done her work satisfactorily.

Do b Done c Had d Doing

They ___________ here a month ago.

Come b Comes c Came d Coming

I __________ you for a long time.

Do not see b Did not see c Have not seen d Has not been

seeing

He ___________ of age after two years.

Come b Comes c Will come d Is coming

MY FINACIAL CAREER


1.Let he and I do our work.

2.You and I are doing your

work.

3.Whom is knocking at the

door?

4.Let us take his leave.

5.Anyone can do it if one

tries.

6.Who do you want to see?

7.The man who is proud, he

is not happy.

8.Anyone that see you, love

you.

9.Either of the three boys

were present.

10.Let we go out for a

walk.

11.You should do their duty.

12.Between you and I, he is

a fool.

13.My shirt is better than

you.

14.The climate of Multan is

hotter than Lahore.

15.Only few boys are silent.

16.Little knowledge is a

dangerous thing.

17.A few boys are sitting

there are naughty.

18. I can buy nothing,

because I have a little

money.

19.A noble man prefers

death than dishonour.

20.Your pen is superior

over mine.


APPLICATION FOR READMISSIONThe Principal,


(City) A.B.C.

Subject: Readmission

Reverent Sir,

The following few lines arejotted down for your sympatheticconsideration and benign action. I ama bonafide student of this prestigiouscollege in F. Sc. Pre-Medical Part-I forthe session 2019-20.

It is apprised that name hasbeen struck off on the account ofbeing absent from the college fortwenty days. Your kind considerationis to be drawn that It is not I who amat fault rather it was a naturalcalamity that played havoc. I belongto a far off village which is located inthe beds of the Ravi. Last week,during the Moon Soon season, theriver ravaged my village andsurrounding areas. There was a hugeloss of lives and property. The deadbodies were floating like scattered

leaves in autumn. The flood cut awide swath of communication andtransportation. The news onelectronic and print media can certifymy claim that infrastructure ofcommunication and transportationwas chaotic in the disaster. Thus, Iwas unable to communicate to theoffice. As a result, my name wasannulled from the college.

I request youto readmit me so that I maymaterialize my dreams by continuingmy studies. I am a diligent fellow withdistinction in the district atmatriculation level. I shall leave nostone unturned and burn the midnightoil to make the college a greatsuccess. I shall make up the loss ofstudies within a few days. Yourapproval of my application will be agreat favour to me as well as myfamily.


Yours obediently,


KHUDA HAFIZ

KBL ACADEMY OF ENGLISH AND

SCIENCES

PARAGRAPHS1. PARAGRAPHS

1.A few days later, the pre-marriage

celebrations began. Mehrunnisa, was put in

seclusion in a separate room till the

auspicious day. The gay songs that usually

accompany wedding ceremonies were not

sung for, after all, this was Maulvi Abdul

Barkat’s residence. Music of any kind could

not be allowed in his house. So the village

girls simply sat in a circle round the shy

bride and for several nights sang songs of

love and friendship, flowers and their

fragrance, and the romantic rainy season

which has a special significance for young

men and women in rural Punjab. They also

sang sweet songs of excitement of union

and the pangs separation.

2.After the ceremonies were over, Mehrun was

made to sit in a palanquin. Beautifully

decorated it was covered with a large silken

cloth so that the bride could go to the bride

groom’s house in strict Purdah. As two

sturdy villagers carried it away, Maulvi

Abdul walked a few steps with it. He must

have cried silently for his eyes and nose

were red and he looked pale. At the same

time he looked at peace.

3.Before his marriage, Maulvi Abdul Barkat,

alias, Abul, used to live in comfort, even

pomp. On his head he wore a light brown

turban know as Mashadi Lungi, because it

originally came from Mashad in Iran. The

glided tip of his cap used to shine brightly

above the turban. He always carried a

walking stick, a sort of scepter with

decorative bands of brass and gilt. For his

hair, he used fragrant oils. Its sweat pungent

smell lingered in the village lanes whenever

he walked through them.

4.On the other hand, nobody could restrain

Shamim Ahmad from celebrating his

marriage any way he desired. So he came to

marry Mehrun amidst fireworks with

musicians playing gay tunes. That night,

after a lot of whispering in one corner of the

house, many trunks were dragged out and

opened. The next morning when the dowry

was exhibited in the courtyard, the entire

village was stunned by what it saw. People

were not impressed much with the colourful

clothes, for this was not unusual. But the

jewellery? It was incredible. Some secretly

believed that the Maulvi had a special

amulet whose charm blessed him with

secret power to get as much money as he

desired from the angels.


PARAGRAPHS1. PARAGRAPHS

1.That day, in order not do disappoint his

erstwhile disciple and his aged mother.

Maulvi Abdul took a momentous decision.

He went to his wife and said: ―Shamim

Ahmed wants me to inaugurate his shop by

becoming his first customer. If you agree,

let us buy a piece of cloth for Mehrun’s suit.

In any case we will need it for her dowry. My

purchase in the presence of the entire

village may impress them.

2.Maulvi Adbul sighed and wiped the tears

from his eyes and his face, with the loose

end of his turban. In a quivering voice, he

said; ―Oh Allah, daughters are your helpless

creatures‖! He caught hold of Shamim

Ahmad’s hand.

3.In the crowd, there was also a loudmouthed

old hag who seemed to have other views. In

a loud whisper, she pointed out the several

suits in the dowry had once belonged to a

woman who had died young. There were

others which had been part of Zaibun’s

dowry. ―Even the bracelets and the gold

nose ring are hers‖, she added with

conviction. But the gold pendants? She

raised her eyes and looked towards the

heaven as they were a gift from there.

4.Maulvi Abdul looked first towards his eldest

daughter, then towards the row of children

who had appeared on the scene. They had

all clustered round their sister. They looked

disappointed, for he had returned empty

handed. They had to be pleased first. So he

declared slowly: ―Tonight, all my children

will get a special treat. A little raw sugar

with bread‖. This did the Trick. Their faces

immediately lit up with joy.

5.1). Before his marriage, Maulvi Abul, alias

Abul, used to live in comfort, even pomp. 2).

On his head, he wore a light brown turban

known as Masadi Lungi, because it originally

came from Mashad in Iran 3). That day, in

order not to disappoint his erstwhile disciple

and his aged mother, Maulvi abul took a

momentous decision. 4). He went to his wife

and said, ―Shamim Ahmed wants to

inaugurate his shop by becoming his first

customer. 5). If you agree, let us by a piece

of cloth for mehrun’s suit.‖ 6). Overjoyed

Shamim Ahmed picked up the large pair of

scissors and cut the cloth. 7). He then folded

it neatly and placed it before Maulvi Abul

with respect. 8). He almost seemed to be

offering it as a gift. 9). In his excitement,

fear and confusion, he didn’t see the tears

which had silently rolled down Maulvi Abul’s

cheeks. 10). In that silence, time almost

stood still for both of them. They looked

dazed.


PARAGRAPHSWHAT WAS ALIAS ABUL’S FULL NAME?

Alias Maulvi’s full name was Maulvi Abul Barkat.

He was the religious head of the village.

WHAT DID HE ALWAYS CARRY WITH HIM? OR

WHAT WAS SCEPTER FOR MAULVI?

He always carried a walking stick in his hand. It

was a kind of scepter for him. It was decorated

with iron bands.

DESCRIBE MAULVI’S APPEARANCE.

Maulvi was healthy and smart with resonant

sound. He had slightly bulging eyes. He wore a

turban on his head and rings on his fingers.

WHAT WAS HIS TURBAN KNOWN AS WHERE DID

IT ORIGINALLY COME?

His turban was known as Mashadi Lungi because

it had come from Mashad in Iran.

HOW MUCH WAS DISTRIBUTED AMONG THE

NEEDY AND THE POOR? OR HOW MUCH MONEY

DID HE GET ON EVERY EID?

Maulvi Abul got 150 to 200 rupees from his

devotees on every Eid. He was contended, so he

distributed 40 to 50 rupees among the poor and

the needy.

WHAT WAS THE NAME OF HIS ELDEST

DAUGHTER? TO WHOM WAS SHE MARRIED?

The name of his eldest daughter was

Mehrunnissa. She was married to Shamim Ahmed

who was a cloth merchant.

WHAT WAS THE NAME OF MEMBER OF THE

DISTRICT BOARD WHERE MAULVI LIVED?

The name of member of the District Board was

Chudhry Fateh Dad. He was the head of the

village. He was a rich and pious Muslim.

WHY DID HE ADMONISH MAULVI?

Once, Fateh Dad admonished Maulvi Abul for

committing a mistake in Tarawi prayer. Maulvi was

obsessed with the thoughts of his daughter’s

marriage.

WHAT WAS THE NAME OF HIS WIFE?

Her name was Zaibunnissa. She was wise and

frugal and taught the Holy Quran to the girls of the

village.

WRITE THE NAMES OF TWO DAUGHTERS

MENTIONED IN THE STORY?

The names of other daughters mentioned in the

story are Zabda and Shamsun.

WHAT WERE TWO SOURCES OF INSPIRATION FOR

MAULVI?

Two sources of inspiration for Maulvi were Allah

Almighty and Chaudhry Fateh Dad. He had implicit

faith in them.


PARAGRAPHSWHAT TYPE OF LIFE DID MAULVI PASS BEFORE

MARRIAGE? OR WHAT WERE THE FEATURES OF

MAULVI’S PERSONALITY?

He led a comfortable and pompous life before his

marriage. He had richness, peace of mind and

freedom from care.

HOW MUCH DID HE PAY FOR THE SHOES OF

UMDA?

Maulvi Abul had to pay five rupees and twelve

annas. The shoemaker sold the shoes to him at

low price.

WHY DID HIS PRAYERS PROLONG? WHY DID HE

MAKE A MISTAKE IN THE RECITATION OF THE

HOLY QURAN?

His prayers became prolonged and intense

because he prayed for the marriage of his eldest

daughter. He became obsessed with this idea and

often made a mistake in the Tarawi prayer.

WHO WAS SHAMIM AHMED? WHY DID HE GO TO

THE CITY? WHAT DID HE DO IN THE CITY?

Shamim was the only son of a hafiz and erstwhile

disciple of Maulvi Abul. At the age of 16, he went

to the city for better prospects. He worked in the

house of a head clerk and later opened a cloth

shop on the footpath.

HOW DID HE COME TO MARRY MEHRUN?

He celebrated his marriage with great pomp and

show. He came to marry Mehrun amidst of singers

and fireworks.


KHUDA HAFIZ

KBL ACADEMY OF ENGLISH AND

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