UNIT 1

COMPREHENSION

A. Read paragraph 5 of the lesson and identify the sentences showing. 09601001

General Statement Specific Statement

B. Answer the following question

Q.1 What type of land Arabia is?

(Board 2016) 09601002

Q.2 Why was the Holy Quran sent in Arabic? (Board 2016) 09601003

Q.3 For which ability were the Arabs famous? (Board 2016) 09601004

Q.4 What was the condition of mankind before the Rasool (S.A.W.)? (Board 2016)

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Q.5 Why did the Rasool (S.A.W.) stay in the cave of Hira? 09601006

Q.6 What was the first revelation? (Board 2016) 09601007

Q.7 Why did the pagan Arabs threaten the Rasool’s (S.A.W.) uncle? 09601008

Q.8 What did Hazrat Ayesha (R.A) say about the life of the Rasool (S.A.W.)?

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BOX / ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS

Q.1 Where is Makkah situated? (Board 2016) 09601010

Q.2 What type of competition was held at Ukaz? (Board 2015) 09601011

Q.3 What was the mission of the Rasool (S.A.W.)? 09601012

Q.4 Why did the pagan Arabs send a delegation to the Rasool's (S.A.W.) uncle? 09601013

Vocabulary

A. Consult a thesaurus and find out the synonyms of the following words. 09601014

Sr.No.	Words	Synonyms
1	Dazzling
2	Imagination
3	Remarkable
4	Composed
5	Preservation
6	Bestowed
7	Message
8	Superstition
9	Abandon

B. Add appropriate prefixes or suffixes to the following root words to make other words.

One, belief, parallel, justice, flinching, knowledge, construction 09601015

Sr.No.	Root Words	New Words
1	One
2	Belief
3	Parallel
4	Justice
5	Flinching
6	Knowledge
7	Construction

C. Match column A with B to find the exact meanings of the words. 09601016

Sr. No.	Column A	Column B
1	Charm	Eliminate
2	Compose	Belief
3	Civilization	Write
4	Faith	Culture
5	Eradicate	Attraction
6	Eloquent	Confer as gift
7	Bestowed with	Fluent
8	Demolish	Preaching
9	Proselytizing	Destroy
10	Everlasting	Living example
11	Embodiment	Never-ending
12	Chaos	Edge
13	Verge	Confusion
14	Wonder	Pride
15	Dignity	Surprise

D. Use the following words in your own sentences. 09601017

Words	Sentences
Bestow
Bliss
Century
Chaos
Compassion
Conception
Conquest
Conveys
Crumbling
Dazzling
Delegation
Determination
Dilemma
Dispensation
Dominance
Eloquent
Eradicated
Fair
Humanity
Ignorance
Influential
Injustice
Meditation
Nexus
Pressing
Proclaimed
Profound
Quietly
Remarkable
Renounced
Restrain
Sent for
Set up
Tropical
Urge
Urged

Grammar

Adjectives 09601018

A word used with a noun to describe or point out a person, place or thing or to tell the number or quantity is called an adjective. e.g. a famous poet.

Choose the correct adjective.

1. Ashfaq Ahmad was a _________________ writer. 09601019

(a) famed (b) famous (c) famously (d) infamous

2. This is a very _________________ seminar. 09601020

(a) Information (b) Informed (c) Informative (d) informing

3. My mother becomes _________________ if I get home late. 09601021

(a) anxiety (b) anxious (c) anxieties (d) anxiously

4. It is ______________ to get the correct information from the university office. 09601022

(a) advisable (b) advisible (c) advising (d) advised

5. Who is _________________ for this chaos? 09601023

(a) responding (b) responsible (c) responsive (d) responded

A. Find out ten adjectives from the lesson. 09601024

(B) Use these adjectives in sentences. 09601025

Ans.

Adjectives	Sentences
Trackless
Starry
Remarkable
Long
Small
Congealed
Memorable
True
Firm
Driving

Conditionals: Type I (Open condition) 09601026

Conditionals of this type tell us that something will happen if a certain condition is fulfilled. The condition may or may not be fulfilled. e.g. If he works hard, he will win the competition.

C. Complete the sentences using the correct form of verb given below.

invite, go, play, sell, help, allow, win, inform, pass.

1. If I see Aslam, I'll ___________ him to dinner tomorrow. 09601027

2. If I ___________ out, I'll turn off the TV. 09601028

3. If you __________ tricks on people, they will not trust you again. 09601029

4. If the farmer ______ all his kiwi-fruit in the market, he will be very pleased. 09601030

5. I'll ___________ you with your homework if I can. 09601031

6. I'll __________ you to ride my bike if you like. 09601032

7. Will you _____________ a message to Auntie Sophie if you see her? 09601033

8. If you don't ___________ now, you will be late from school. 09601034

9. Will you _____________ me, if you're going to be late? 09601035

10. If he works hard, he will __________ the competition. 09601036

D. Put the correct verb in blanks.

1. I __________ living in this house since 1970. 09601037

(has been, have been, was, will be)

2. He __________ here yesterday. 09601038

(has come, came, will come, come)

3. If you __________, I shall be available. 09601039

(will come, come, have come, came)

4. He __________ take the examination next year. 09601040

(will have, will, will be, shall)

5. He __________ to us tomorrow. 09601041

(comes, will come, came, had come)

Writing Skills

A. Summarize paragraph 2 of the lesson in three to four sentences. 09601042

B. Write an essay on “The Kindness of the Holy Prophet (S.A.W)”. (170- 200 words) 09601043

Additional Sentences 09601044

Words	Sentences
Charm
Compose
Verge
Faith
Historian
Take into account
Solitude
Dilemma
Guidance
Sent for
Pressing urge
Dominance

Objective Type 09601045

Choose the word with correct spellings.
Sr.	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	Aloquent	Eloquent	Eloquent	Elaquent
ii.	Preaching	Preeching	Preching	Priching
iii.	Historean	Historrian	Historian	Hestorian
iv.	Verg	Verage	Varge	Verge
v.	Detact	Detect	Detict	Ditect
vi.	Nexus	Neksus	Nexus	Nixus
vii.	Embuead	Imboud	Imbued	Imbued
viii.	Crumble	Cramble	Cromble	Crimble
ix.	Thesarus	Thesaures	Thesaurus	Thesauruse
x.	Saiviour	Saviour	Seviour	Savier
xi.	Pagan	Pegan	Pagun	Pygan
xii.	Refuje	Rifuge	Refuge	Refuj
xiii.	Influantail	Influintial	Influential	Influentail
xiv.	Dunes	Dunec	Dunis	Dones
xv.	Chios	Chaos	Choas	Cheos
xvi.	Divine	Devine	Devene	Divne
xvii.	Salitude	Solichewed	Soletude	Solitude
xviii.	Embodement	Embodiment	Ambodiment	Emodimant
xix.	Ocasseion	Occasion	Ocaseion	Occasion
xx.	Thelogy	Tealogy	Theology	Theolagy
xxi.	Message	Messsage	Messege	Message
xxii.	Warship	Worship	Wership	Wershep
xxiii.	Meditation	Medetation	Madetation	Maditation
xxiv.	Eloquance	Eloquence	Elquience	Eloquanse
xxv.	Trapical	Tropical	Tropecal	Tropical
xxvi.	Situation	Stuiation	Suitation	Sichuation
xxvii.	Praclemation	Proclamation	Proclemetion	Proclmation
xxviii.	Occasion	Occasion	Ocason	Ocesion
xxix.	Dominence	Dominnce	Dominance	Domenance

Choose the correct meanings of the underlined word. 09601046

Sr.	Questions	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	I shall not abandon the true faith.	Hate	Strong	Given up	Like
ii.	The Arabs possessed a remarkable memory.	Dangerous	Boring	Impressive	Famous
iii.	The word meditation means:	Sound sleep	Dozing	Deep thought	Slumber
iv.	Dunes means:	Sandy hills	Remove	Declare	Destroy
v.	The word 'eradicate' means:	Demolish	Remove	Destroy	Rebuild
vi.	Proclaim means:	Request	Response	Declare	Forbid
vii.	Abu Jehl began knocking at the door violently.	Politely	Slowly	Forcefully	Angrily
viii.	Arabia is a land of unparalleled charm.	Parallel	Unmatched	Ummatched	Opposite
ix.	Their eloquence and memory found expression in their poetry.	Happy	Talk	Fluency	Tongue
x.	Mankind stood on the verge of chaos.	Edge	Stiff	Cliff	Mountain
xi.	Mankind stood on the verge of chaos.	Bios	Confusion	Loyal	Determination
xii.	The pagan Arabs started to mount pressure.	Pathan	Believer	Disbeliever	Pursued

Choose the correct option according to the grammar. 09601047

Sr.	Questions		(A)	(B)		(C)		(D)
i.	She is a lazy girl. The underlined word is a/an _________.	Noun		Adjective	Verb		Pronoun
ii.	This is a very informative seminar. The underlined word is an/a _________	Noun		Pronoun	Adjective		Adverb
iii.	She is a 'clever' girl. The underlined word is:	Noun		Article	Adverb		Adjective
iv.	Ashfaq Ahmad was a famous poet. The underlined word is a/an_________	Adverb		Preposition	Adjective		Noun
v.	The Arabs possessed a remarkable memory. The undernoted word is a/an ______	Indefinite article		Pronoun	Definite article		Object
vi.	Tropical means:	Cold		Very hot	Warm		Normal
vii.	Ashfaq Ahmad was a ________ writer:	Famed		Famous	Famousluy		Infamouse
viii.	At this point in time, Allah raised a prophet.	Interjection		Adverb	Preposition		Pronoun
ix.	Such a thorough transformation of man was a result of firm belief. The underlined word is:	Noun		Pronoun	Adjective		Verb
x.	He had a pressing urge. The underlined word is:	Noun		Verb	Phrase		Adjective
xi.	In the remembrance of	Verb		Conditional Clause	Phrase		None of these
xii.	Every year a fair was held. The underlined word is ________	Interrogative Pronoun		Indefinite Article	Noun		None of these
xiii.	Go thy way. The underlined sentence is:	Imperative		Conditional	Exclamatory		Negative

UNIT 2

COMPREHENSION

A. Answer the following questions.

Q.1 How will you define patriotism? (Board 2016) 09602001

Q.2 What are the qualities of a patriot? (Board 2016) 09602002

Q.3 As a citizen of Pakistan what are your duties towards your country? 09602003

Q.4 What makes us stay alert in the wake of foreign invasion? 09602004

Q.5 How will you elaborate Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah's quote?

“We must develop a sense of patriotism which galvanizes us all into one united and strong nation”. 09602005

BOX / ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS

Q.1 Who offers sacrifice for the country? (Board 2016) 09602006

Q.2 Who led the Muslims of the sub-continent in their struggle for a separate homeland? 09602007

Q.3 What is the highest military award of Pakistan? (Board 2016) 09602008

VOCABULARY

A. Guess the meaning of the following words. Confirm your meaning from the dictionary. 09602009

Sr.	Words	Guessed Meanings	Dictionary Meanings
1	Conservation
2	Instance
3	Fidelity
4	Shield
5	Reward

B. Make as many words as you can from these root words. Examples

1. Work 09602010

2. Play 09602011

C. Use the following words in sentences. 09602012

Words	Sentences
Alert
Commendable
Courage
Devoid
Embraced
Galvanized
Integrity
Invasion
Martyrdom
Motherland
Nationalism
Prosperity
Protects
Rendered
Responsible
Sacrifice
Separate
Sovereignty
Values

D. Give pronunciation of the following words with the help of pronunciation key in your dictionary. 09602013

Words	Transcription
Patriot
Sacrifice
Identity
Strength
Instances
Foreign
Concerns

A. Use appropriate modals to:

1. Describe your three abilities and capacities 09602014

2. Ask teacher's permission for going out

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3. Ask a friend to lend you a book. 09602016

4. Express necessity to get up early. 09602017

5. Express duty/ obligation to follow traffic rules 09602018

6. Share some past habit 09602019

B. Identify the kinds of the following sentences.

(exclamatory, assertive, interrogative, negative, imperative)

1. Art is another subject in which I am particularly interested. 09602020

2. What a beautiful painting! 09602021

3. Teach him to learn. 09602022

4. How would I know? 09602023

5. She did not make a false statement.

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C. Punctuate the following 09602025

captain Muhammad sarwar major tufail muhammad major aziz bhatti pilot officer Rashid minhas major Muhammad akram major shabbier shaheed captain karnal sher khan and havaladar lalak jan all embraced martyrdom while fighting bravely for their motherland all of them were awarded nishan e haider the highest military award given to great patriots who lay down their lives for the country.

WRITING SKILLS

A. Summarize paragraph 4 of the lesson in three to four sentences. 09602026

B Summarize the lesson in your own words. 09602027

C. Which steps should we take to make our nation patriotic? 09602028

D. Write an essay on any one of our national heroes. (170-200 words) 09602029

E. Write a short dialogue between a political activist and a teenager in which the political activist tries to make the teenager understand the importance of patriotism. 09602030

OBJECTIVE TYPE

Choose the word with correct spellings. 09602031

Sr. No.

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

Civilzation

Civializtion

Civilization

Ciaviliztion

ii.

Farign

Foreign

Foregn

Foraign

iii.

Ristrain

Restrain

Restrein

Ristran

iv.

Courege

Courage

Couroge

Caourage

Soldier

Soldiar

Soljur

Soldeir

vi.

Sacrefice

Sacrifice

Sacrefise

Secrifice

vii.

Invesion

Envasion

Inviseon

Invasion

viii.

Enrmity

Anormity

Enoremity

Enormity

ix.

Commendeble

Commendable

Comandable

Comendeble

Literature

Lieteratur

Leiterature

Literatuere

xi.

Devotion

Davotion

Devation

Divotion

xii.

Contenuously

Continuously

Contineously

Conteanusly

xiii.

Emergunce

Emergance

Emergence

Emargance

xiv.

Patriotism

Petriotism

Potriotism

Pitriotism

xv.

Dovod

Devoid

Divvod

Dveoid

xvi.

Motherland

Metherland

Mitheland

Mutherland

Choose the correct meanings of the underlined word. 09602032

Sr. No.

Questions

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

He gave the Muslims a sense of identity:

Pleasure

Recognition

Strength

Power

ii.

Inspired means:

Boring

Unexciting

Encouraged

Motivated

iii.

All of them awarded Nishan-e-Haider. The underlined word means:

Cheated

Granted

Protected

Wanted

iv.

The word patriot comes from the word Patriota.

Citizen

Poor

Rich

Countryman

It is considered a commendable quality.

Admirable

Poor

Rude

Guilty

vi.

Patriotism means love for the motherland or devotion to one’s country.

Promotion

Loyalty

Cruelty

Lovely

vii.

Integrity and honour are supreme values.

Top

Nop

Hope

Court

viii.

This is my native land.

Abhorred

Hated

From one’s motherland

Monitor

Choose the correct option according to the grammar and fill up the bubbles. 09602033

Sr. No.

Questions

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

Quaid-e-Azam was a nation builder. The sentence is a/an____.

Present tense

Past tense

Future tense

Past perfect tense

ii.

Teach him to learn. The sentence is a/an _____.

Imperative sentence

Assertive sentence

Negative sentence

Interrogative sentence

iii.

Who offers sacrifices for the country? The underlined word is a:

Relative pronoun

Reflexive pronoun

Possessive pronoun

Interrogative pronoun

iv.

What a beautiful painting!

Assertive sentence

Exclamatory sentence

Negative sentence

Interrogative sentence

Does the sun rise in the east? This is a / an___.

Interrogative sentence

Assertive sentence

Negative sentence

Imperative sentence

vi.

The spirit of patriotism makes us stay alert. The underlined word is:

Noun

Pronoun

Causative Verb

Adjective

vii.

All of them were awarded. The underlined sentence is:

Imperative sentence

Negative sentence

Passive voice

Pronoun

viii.

No compromise can be made. The underlined word is:

Noun

Adverb

Phrase

Modal verb

ix.

We must develop a sense of patriotism. The underlined word is:

Preposition

Indefinite Article

Noun

None of these

If I go out, I shall turn off the TV. The underlined sentence is:

Conditional Type I

Conditional Type II

Conditional
Type III

None of these

UNIT 4

ORAL ACTIVITY

Answer the following questions orally.

Discuss the salient features of the personality of Hazrat Asma (رضی اللہ تعالیٰ عنہا) 09604001

· Name some prominent women in today’s world. Share their achievements. 09604002

· What contribution can women make to society in Pakistan? 09604003

Arrange a group discussion to comprehend the following statements 09604004

STRESS & INTONATION

In a dictionary the mark /’/ shows the main stress in a word.

Intonation 09604005

The words that are in bold show the intonation pattern.

1. Do you like it? 2. Do you like it? 3. Do you like it? 4. Do you like it?

A. Find the stress words in the following paragraph. 09604006

Dictionary Skills

A. How many syllables do the following words have? 09604007

politically, polish, polka, poll, pollen

Words	Syllable Division	No. of Syllables
Politically
Polish
Polka
Poll
Pollen

B. Give pronunciation of the following words with the help of the pronunciation key given in your dictionary. 09604008

emigrant, perilous, infuriated, knowledge, steadfast

Words	Transcription
Emigrant
Perilous
Infuriated
Knowledge
Steadfast

COMPREHENSION

A. Read paragraph 3 of the lesson and identify. 09604009

B. Read paragraph 4 of the lesson and identify topic sentence, supporting details and concluding sentence of the paragraph. 09604010

C. Answer the following questions.

1. What happened when Abu Jehl asked about Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique (رضی اللہ تعالیٰ عنہ)? 09604011

2. Why was Hazrat Abu Quhafaa (رضی اللہ تعالیٰ عنہ) worried? (Board 2016) 09604012

3. How did Hazrat Asma (رضی اللہ تعالیٰ عنہا) console her grandfather? (Board 2016) 09604013

4. Who was Hazrat Abdullah bin Zubair (رضی اللہ تعالیٰ عنہ)? (Board 2016) 09604014

5. Which incident in the story showed Hazrat Asma’s (رضی اللہ تعالیٰ عنہا) love and respect for the Holy Prophet (صلی اللہ علیہ وآلہ وسلم)? (Board 2016) 09604015

6. Which incident in the story tells about the generosity of Hazrat Asma (رضی اللہ تعالیٰ عنہا)? 09604016

7. What message do you get from the life of Hazrat Asma (رضی اللہ تعالیٰ عنہا)?

(Board 2016) 09604017

8. “Her life would always be a beacon of light for all of us.” How? 09604018

BOX / ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS

1. Who were emigrants and where did they migrate to? (Board 2016) 09604019

1. 2. What do you understand by the phrase “in a fit of fury”? 09604020

2. 3. Why was Abu Jehl furious? (Board 2016) 09604021

4. What other words you can use for accepted? 09604022

5. Where did Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W) and Hazrat Abu Bakar Siddique (رضی اللہ تعالیٰ عنہ) take refuge? 09604023

6. How did Hazrat Asma (رضی اللہ تعالیٰ عنہا) face the calamities of life? 09604024

Anaphoric reference 09604025

D. Tell whether the reference given in these sentences is anaphoric or cataphoric. 09604026

i. Abu Jehl, chief of the disbelievers, in a fit of fury headed for Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique’s

(R.A) home and began knocking at the door violently.

ii. Her grandfather, Abu Quhafaa (R.A) was a disbeliever at that time.

iii. When Aslam was playing cricket, he hurt his hand.

iv. Before she finished the work Neelam checked the mistakes once again.

v. Anees threw the stone. He broke the window.

vi. When she entered the room Zeba was surprised to see so many guests.

vii. The city of gardens, Lahore is also famous for its historical places.

VOCABULARY

A. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined words.

i. It was so delicate situation. 09604027

a) difficult b) easy

c) sensitive d) fragile

ii. Abu Jehl began knocking at the door violently. 09604028

a) politely b) slowly

c) forcefully d) angrily

iii. She simply posed a counter question that infuriated Abu Jehl. 09604029

a) pleased

b) helped

c) made extremely angry

d) annoyingly

iv. She remained steadfast and did not reveal the secret. 09604030

a) patient

b) firm and resolute

c) ready to face

d) prepared for the worst

B. Consult dictionary to find the meanings of the following words/ phrases and use them in sentences. 09604031

Words	Meaning	Sentences
Mad with anger
Fit of fury
Reveal the secret
Resolute
Alleviate
Migration
Companion
Refuge
Gave away
Determined

GRAMMAR

A. Underline abstract nouns in paragraph 4. 09604032

i) migration ii) fury iii) response iv) wisdom

v) courage vi) wrath vii) secret

B. Form abstract nouns from the following adjectives and verbs. Use these nouns in sentences of your own. 09604033

Adjectives	Abstract Nouns	Sentences
Courageous
Empty
Difficult
Generous
Resolute
Suffer

C. Put articles, where required. 09604034

i. Trees are grown on either sides of canal.

ii. Her courage and patience is exemplary

iii. Kindness and tolerance are noble deeds.

iv. Higher you go, cooler it is.

v. He is tallest in class.

vi. Dog is faithful animal.

vii. Indus is largest river in Pakistan.

viii. Mount Everest is highest peak in world.

ix. Alizay is most intelligent girl in school.

x. Where are books which I bought a week ago?

Where are the books which I bought a week ago?

D. Identify the prepositions in paragraphs 3 and 4 of the lesson. 09604035

E. Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions given below each sentence.

i. The Rasool (S.A.W.) migrated _____ Makkah to Madinah in 622 A.D. 09604036

a) between b) from

c) after d) into

ii. Abu Jehl, ____________ a fit of fury headed towards Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique’s (R.A) home. 09604037

a) with b) after

c) in d) into

iii. He began knocking ____________ the door violently. 09604038

a) at b) on

c) into d) about

iv. At this, she instantly ran____________ a corner of the home. 09604039

a) into b) through

c) to d) towards

v. She has resolute faith ________ Allah Almighty. 09604040

a) of b) in

c) at d) to

vi. She gave ____________ all the money to the poor and the needy. 09604041

a) out b) through

c) in d) away

vii. Her life would always be a beacon _____ light for all of us. 09604042

a) in b) of

c) with d) into

F. Fill in the blanks with prepositions of time. 09604043

a) Ali is arriving ____January 26 _____ 2 o’ clock in the afternoon.

b) Saqib is leaving ____Friday at noon.

c) Ashar has started working for his law firm ____1995.

d) I met Shaheen ____9.00 am.

e) The doctor will see Alizay ____the evening.

f) Sobia has her birthday ____ September 11.

g) We will have vacation ____ summer.

G. Punctuate the following using capital letter, comma and full stop. 09604044

the holy prophet (S.A.W) and his close companion hazrat abu bakr siddique (R.A) migrated from makkah to madinah in the year 622a.d on their way to madinah they sought temporary refuge in the cave of thawr.

WRITING SKILLS

A. Summarize the lesson. 09604045

Hazrat Asma (R.A)

B Write a character sketch of Hazrat Asma (رضی اللہ تعالیٰ عنہا). 09604046

B. A new student has joined your class. Use the phrases from above and greet your new friend both formally and informally. Also, introduce yourself and ask for his/her introduction. 09604047

Additional Sentences

Words	Sentences
At the ripe old age
Beacon
Beacons
Calamity
Capture
Chase
Clue
Companion
Constant
Constant
Courage
Delicate
Furious
Generosity
Generous
Hardships
Instantly
Posed
Quietly
Refuge
Refuse
Render
Resolute
Resolute
Response
Ripe
Slightest
Traversed
Ventured
Violently
Wrath

OBJECTIVE TYPE

Choose the word with correct spellings. 09604048
Sr. No.	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	Venture	Ventre	Venchar	Veneture
ii.	Journey	Jorney	Journay	Journey
iii.	Travare	Travrse	Traverse	Traverce
iv.	Reveel	Reveal	Riveal	Raveal
v.	Infuriated	Anfuriated	Enfuriated	Anfuriatted
vi.	Akomplish	Accomplish	Accomplich	Acomplish
vii.	Reliave	Riliave	Relieve	Relieva
viii.	Amongst	Amongest	Amangest	Amongast
ix.	Arlier	Aeriler	Urlier	Earlier
x.	Dalecate	Delicate	Deilacte	Dalicate
xi.	Genrasty	Genrosty	Ganrasity	Generosity
xii.	Furious	Furuois	Furuios	Foruios
xiii.	Irrespnosibiliti	Irresponsibility	Irresponsbility	Irresopnsibilty
xiv.	Perilous	Perousli	Periolus	Periluos
xv.	Respones	Risponse	Response	Responso

Choose the correct meanings of the underlined. 09604049
Sr.	Questions		(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	She would quietly venture towards the rugged mountains: OR She would quietly go there:		Silently	Quickly	Slowly	Happily
ii.	It was so delicate situation. the undernoted word means:		Difficult	Sensitive	Easy	Minute
iii.	Her grandfather, Hazrat Abu Quhafaa (R.A) was a disbeliever at that time:		Muslim	Brave	One who does not believe in Islam	Ignorant
iv.	The word vindictive means:		Revengeful	Anger	Reward	Blessing
v.	She prepared food for this journey:		Travel	Picnic	Stay	Hunger
vi.	She died at the ripe old age of about hundred years.		Mature	Nice	Tiny	Rich
vii.	She remained steadfast and did not reveal the secret.		Firm and resolute	Patient	Ready to face	Prepared for the worst
viii.	She simply posed a counter question that infuriated Abu Jehl.		Pleased	Helped	Helpless	Annoyed
ix.	Furiously means:		Happy	Angrily	Regular	See
x.	The floors are covered with carpets:		Exposed	Hidden	Light	Closed
xi.	Astonish means:		Make	Silent	Surprise	Mix
xii.	Various means.		Huge	Different	Details	Supply
xiii.	You _______ be punctual.		Ought to	Should	Must	Would
xiv.	'Resolute' means:		Weak	Firm	Heavy	minor
xv.	During the perilous journey		Stunning	Dangerous	Good	Strange
xvi.	Every night, Hazrat Asma (R.A) would quietly venture towards the rugged mountains.		Look	Mature	Undertake	Rope
xvii.	She instantly ran to a corner of the home.		Immediately	Rightly	Naughtily	Permanently
xviii.	With the constant fear of being detected		Thud	Drift	Run	To find out
Choose the correct option according to the grammar. 09604050
Sr. No.		Questions	(A)	(B)	(C)		(D)
i.		How cold night is! This is a / an _______ sentence.	Negative	Interrogative	Exclamatory		Imperative
ii.		Sympathy is a/an______.	Material noun	Collective noun	Abstract noun		Uncountable noun
iii.		Patience is a / an_____.	Proper noun	Abstract noun	Collective noun		Material noun
iv.		Razi is leaving ______ Friday at noon.	On	At	By		From
v.		The boy laughs loudly.	Intransitive verb	Transitive verb	Regular verb		Irregular verb
vi.		Bravery is a / an ______.	Proper noun	Collective noun	Abstract noun		Material noun
vii.		'Valour' is a/an _____. OR Charagh Din is admired for his valour.	Material noun	Countable noun	Abstract noun		Uncountable noun
viii.		Wisdom is a / an ______.	Proper noun	Abstract noun	Common noun		Material noun
ix.		Honesty is the best policy. The underlined word is a/an ____.	Common noun	Proper noun	Collective noun		Abstract noun
x.		Razi is leaving on Friday at noon.	Article	Preposition	Gerund		Pronoun
xi.		He is ashamed of his behavior. The under lined word is a/an ______.	Noun	Adverb	Preposition		Adjective
xii.		He began knocking ____ the door violently.	On	Over	At		Into
xiii.		He faced every calamity of life with patience. The underlined word is a/an.	Material noun	Countable noun	Uncountable noun		Abstract noun
xiv.		Ignorance is a/an_____.	Proper noun	Collective noun	Abstract noun		Material noun
xv.		It was so delicate. Pronoun in the sentence is:	It	Was	Delicate		So
xvi.		They offered huge reward and bounty. The underlined word is ________.	Noun	Verb	Phrase		Adjective
xvii.		“At the house of Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique (R.A)” is ______	Verb	Conditional Clause	Phrase		None of these
xviii.		Hazrat Asma (R.A) was amongst the early few who accepted Islam. The underlined word is _______	Interrogative Pronoun	Relative Pronoun	Noun		None of these
xix.		She didn’t make a statement that would give them a clue. The underlined word is ___	Direct Object	Indirect Object	Pronoun		Adverb

Review I: Unit 1-4

COMPREHENSION

(1) What happened when Abu Jehl asked about Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique (رضی اللہ تعالیٰ عنہ)? 09604051

(2) Which incident in the story tells about the generosity of Hazrat Asma (رضی اللہ تعالیٰ عنہا)? 09604052

(3) What message do you get from the life of Hazrat Asma (رضی اللہ تعالیٰ عنہا)? 09604053

(4) What was the first revelation? 09604054

(5) What is the most important function that media performs? 09604055

(6) What happens when media is allowed to play its role unchecked? 09604056

(7) For which ability were the Arabs famous? 09604057

(8) What are the qualities of a patriot? 09604058

VOCABULARY

A. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined words:

(1) It was so delicate situation. 09604059

(a) difficult (b) easy (c) sensitive (d) fragile

(2) She remained steadfast and did not reveal the secret. 09604060

(a) firm and resolute (b) patient

(3) “vindictive” means: 09604061

(a) dedicate (b) revengeful (c) experiment (d) text

(4) “Astonish” means: 09604062

(a) make (b) mix (c) separate (d) surprise

(5) The students are all geared up. 09604063

(a) ready (b) silent (c) motivated (d) keen

(6) Their eloquence and memory found expression in their poetry. 09604064

(a) weak (b) strong (c) healthy (d) fluency

(7) “Devotion” means: 09604065

(a) loyalty (b) glamorous

GRAMMAR

A. Choose the correct option.

(1) ‘valour’ is a/an ________. 09604066

(a) material noun (b) countable noun

(2) Some are born great. The underlined word is a/an_________. 09604067

(a) possessive pronoun (b) indefinite pronoun

(3) My mother becomes ______ if I get home late. 09604068

(a) anxiety (b) anxious

(4) Saqib is leaving ____________ Friday at noon. 09604069

(a) on (b) at (c) by (d) from

(5) We are studying ____________ English. 09604070

(a) a (b) an (c) the (d) none of these

(6) ‘How cold the night is!’ This is a/an____________ sentence. 09604071

(a) assertive (b) interrogative

(7) I ____________ you to ride my bike if you like. 09604072

(a) had given (b) give (c) will give (d) gives

(8) You ____________ be punctual. 09604073

(a) ought to (b) should (c) must (d) would

(9) The boy laughs loudly. The underlined word is a/an____________. 09604074

(a) intransitive verb (b) regular verb

(10) Open the window. The passive voice of this sentence is ____________. 09604075

(a) The window be opened.

(b) Let the window open.

(d) Window let be opened.

WRITING SKILLS

A. Write a paragraph on any social issue/topic. 09604076

B. Write any expository composition showing comparison and contrast between things, events, situations, places, action, idea or a problem. 09604077

ORAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS

A. Select and use appropriate expression for various functions. 09604078

UNIT 5

Guidelines to prepare presentation 09605001

COMPREHENSION

A. Answer the following questions.

1. What is the central idea of the poem? 09605002

2. What do the daffodils represent in the poem? 09605003

3. What “wealth” do memories of the scene give to the poet? 09605004

4. List the words that heighten the sound effect in the poem. 09605005

5. How has the poet heightened the impact of the poem by using the figurative language? 09605006

BOX / ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS

Q.1. How do you compare the daffodils with the stars? 09605007

Q.2. How does the poet feel in the company of daffodils? 09605008

Q.3. How did the poet feel before he sew the daffodils? 09605009

Q.4. What wealth had the sight brought to the poet? 09605010

Q.5. Explain the expressions "jocund company", "vacant mood", and "Bliss of solitude". 09605011

B. In “Daffodils” similes are used in stanzas 1 and 2. Can you tell what two things are compared to in each of these stanzas? 09605012

C. Pick out one example of personification from the poem. 09605013

D. Here is a list of few Similes, Metaphors and Personifications. Can you identify them? Write ‘S’ for Simile, ‘M’ for metaphor and ‘P’ for Personification. 09605014

Time is money.		the apple of my eye
As busy as a bee		As cunning as a fox
The wind whispered the rumors of the forest.		Brown grass was begging for water.
As gentle as a lamb		As wise as an owl
The sorry engine wheezed its death cough.		Blanket of snow
The heart of lion		As black as a crow

E. Underline the words and phrases that depict clear imagery in the poem. 09605015

1. I wandered lonely as__________.

2. A host of__________.

3. __________in the breeze.

4. __________that shine.

5. __________in sprightly dance.

6. And __________ with the daffodils.

F. Which imagery the poet refers to in the poem? 09605016

VOCABULARY

A. Use a thesaurus to find three more synonyms of the following words. 09605017

Saw

Glance

Gaze

Look

Stare

Watch

Connotation 09605018

B. Specify positive and negative connotation of each of the following: 09605019

gaze:

stare:

shine:

glare:

hoard:

collect:

C. Use the words given in activity ‘b’ in sentences of your own. 09605020

Words	Sentences
gaze
stare
shine
glare
collect
hoard

GRAMMAR

Collective Nouns 09605021

A. Which collective noun means: 09605022

a. collection of ships b. a collection of singers

c. a collection of cattle d. a collection of soldiers

B. Underline preposition of place in the poem. 09605023

C. Use the following prepositions in sentences of your own. 09605024

Behind, beside, next to, under, over, along, across

Conjunctions 09605025

Conjunctions join words and sentences. There are two kinds of conjunctions.

Type	Function	Examples
Coordinating Conjunctions
Subordinating Conjunctions

D. Fill in the blanks with appropriate conjunctions. 09605026

i. He ran fast _______________ he missed the train.

ii. Wait _______________ I return.

iii. Work hard _______________ you should fail.

iv. I did not come _______________ you did not invite me.

v. You will get prize _______________ you deserve it.

E. Use any five coordinating conjunctions and any five subordinating conjunctions in sentences of your own. 09605027

Coordinating Conjunctions	Sentences
but
or
Nor
Either
so
Subordinating Conjunctions	Sentences
because
that
however
since
when

Use of Present and Past Participles

Participle 09605028

F. Underline the Participles in the following sentences. 09605029

i. He was so shocked after the accident that he could not speak.

ii. The galloping horse scared the child.

iii. I don’t want that burnt toast.

iv. Don’t be frightened. That dog doesn’t bite.

v. The lorry was carrying stolen goods.

vi. Everybody was excited preparing the things for the trip.

vii. If the children are bored. Why don’t you take them to the park?

G. Make five sentences using Present Participle and five sentences using Past Participle.

09605030

1. I saw flying birds.

2. I enjoyed in the swaying rain.

3. He was looking at the laughing boy.

4. He is getting weak because of failing health.

5. I could not see him clearly in the fading light.

B. Write a summary of the poem “Daffodils” 09605033

Oral Communication Skills

Express satisfaction/dissatisfaction

Useful phrases to express satisfaction:

a) Yes please

b) Really! You did very well.

c) I am happy to find this out.

d) I trusted you a lot and you proved it.

Useful phrases to express dissatisfaction:

a) No please

b) I am sorry but I am not happy with the result.

c) You disappointed me.

d) I regret on having given you the responsibility.

A. Use the language of satisfaction and dissatisfaction and act out role plays on the following situations. 09605034

Additional Sentences 09605035

Words	Sentences
Bay
Bliss
Breeze
Couch
Crowd
Fluttering
Gay
Gaze
Glance
Glee
Host
Jocund
Oft
Pensive
Solitude
Sparkling
Sprightly
Stretched
Tossing
Twinkle
Vacant
Wandered

Complete the following words with correct missing letters. 09605036

across; along; happy; next to; over; beside; hoard; shine

Objective Type

Choose the word with correct spellings. 09605037
Sr.	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	Twinkal	Twinkale	Twinkil	Twinkle
ii.	Moud	Muod	Mood	Moad
iii.	Pensive	Pensieve	Peneisve	Pansive
iv.	Poim	Poum	Poem	Pome
v.	Jorkund	Jocand	Jocund	Jacand
vi.	Dencing	Dincing	Dancing	Duncing
vii.	Continuous	Contenuous	Cuuntinoos	Continous
viii.	Company	Compeny	Cumpuny	Compuny
ix.	Deffodils	Daffodils	Doffodils	Deffudils
x.	Heads	Haeds	Hedas	Hades
xi.	Pleasrue	Plesaure	Pleasure	Plesure

Choose the correct meanings of the underlined word. 09605038
Sr.	Questions	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
	I wandered lonely as a cloud:	Played	Slept	Ran	Walked aimlessly
	My little horse must think it queer.	Good	Strange	Dark	Cold
	They flash upon that inward eye:	Feel	Fall	Appear with sudden bright	Sit
	Glee means:	Weep	Fly	Joy	see
	The word bliss means:	Pleasure	Depression	Misery	Hell
I	A host of golden daffodils	Post	In large number	Ghost	Cost
II	Fluttering and dancing in the breeze.	Dying	Rhyming	Flying	Enchanting
III	And twinkle on the milky way	Shine	Mine	Nostalgia	Home sickness
IV	In such a jocund company	Proper	Happy	Floppy	Copy
V	In vacant or in pensive mood	Pottery	Lottery	Awkward	Thoughtful

Choose the correct option according to the grammar. 09605039
Sr.	Questions	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	I do not want that burnt toast. The underlined word is:	Past participle	Present participle	Gerund	None of these
ii.	Team is a / an:	Proper noun	Common noun	Collective noun	Material noun
iii.	The laughing lady is leaving.	Gerund	Pronoun	Adverb	Adjective
iv.	The committee decided against him. The underlined word is a/an _____.	Concrete noun	Collective noun	Abstract noun	Proper noun
v.	You disappointed me: This sentence is a/an:	Phrase	Clause	Conjunction	Dependent clause
vi.	No please. The underlined word is a /an:	Adverb	Adjective	Pronoun	Verb
vii.	He proved a lion in the fight.	Simile	Metaphor	Imagery	Personification
viii.	"Committee" is a/an _______noun:	Abstract	Uncountable	Proper	Collective
ix.	I wandered lonely as a cloud. The underlined word is:	Pronoun	Verb	Adverb	Proper Noun
x.	Ten thousand flowers I saw at a glance. The underlined word is:	Noun	Verb	Phrase	Numeral Adjective
xi.	When all at once I saw a crowd	Verb	Conditional Clause	Collective Noun	None of these
xii.	And dances ____ the daffodils.	To	With	Onto	None of these
xiii.	Out –did the sparkling leaves in glee.The underlined word is:	Adjective	Preposition	Pronoun	Adverb

UNIT 6

ORAL ACTIVITY

Discuss the following in groups:

(a) Why did Quaid-e-Azam ignore his ever failing health? 09606001

(b) Why did he wish for complete harmony and unity among the people of Pakistan? 09606002

(c) What can be the outcome of ignoring Quaid’s advice? 09606003

COMPREHENSION

Answer the following questions.

1. How much confidence did Quaid-e-Azam have in his nation? (Board 2016) 09606004

2. What was the Quaid’s concept of our nation? (Board 2016) 09606005

3. What was the ideology of Pakistan in view of Quaid-e-Azam? 09606006

4. What can be the possible solution to our present problems? 09606007

5. How can we become a strong nation? (Board 2016) 09606008

BOX / ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS

1. Why did the Quaid have to take long tours during early days of independence?

09606009

2. Why did the Quaid want the oneness of the whole nation? (Board 2016) 09606010

3. Are we working according to the expectations of the great leader? 09606011

4. What is the result of neglecting the advice of the Quaid? (Board 2016) 09606012

5. What would Quaid feel to see the present condition of the country and the nation?

09606013

6. What does love of our country demand from us? (Board 2016) 09606014

VOCABULARY

A. Encircle the option for the underlined words that relates to the text.

i. “We are a nation”. He affirmed three years before the birth of Pakistan. 09606015

a) told b) said emphatically

c) broke in

ii. The Quaid was a man of strong faith and belief in religion. 09606016

a) firmfaith b) powerful faith

c) wavering faith

iii. Keep up yourmorale. 09606017

a) wealth b) self-esteem

c) voice

iv. Do not be afraid of death. 09606018

a) attended to

b) scared c) squared up

v. We should face it bravely to save the honour of Pakistan and Islam. 09606019

a) repair

b) cope with

c) correct

B. Consult a thesaurus and find the synonyms of the following words. 09606020

morale, voyage, ambition, nomenclature, identity, distinctive, emergence, struggle, numerous, strong, ideology

C. Write the antonyms of the following words. 09606021

Confidence, honour, belief, separate, unity, political

D. Use the following idioms in sentences. 09606022

Idioms	Sentences
Bits and pieces
Man in the street
Raising spirit
Pass Through
Fall a prey

E. For each of the words given in the column, give one similar meaning (denotation) and one negative and positive connotation. 09606023

No.	Words
1.	Fat
2.	Notorious
3.	Spinster
4.	Stern
5.	Proud
6.	Shrewd
7.	Economical
8.	Fail

GRAMMAR

Adverbs 09606024

Infinitives 09606025

Gerunds 09606026

Conditionals: Type III (unfulfilled condition) 09606027

A. Find the kinds of adverbs in the lesson. 09606028

1. Adverb of manner

2. Adverb of place

3. Adverb of time

4. Adverb of frequency

5. Adverb of degree

B. Write five sentences using adverbs of manner, place and time in correct sequence. 09606029

C. Make sentences using the following verbs followed by infinitives. 09606030

saw, promised, wanted, began, asked, told, decided

D. Complete these phrases by adding gerunds and use them in sentences. 09606031

Good at learning

He is good at learning French.

Sad at loss

They were sad at loss in business.

E. Complete the following conditionals. 09606032

1. If you had studied hard,

2. If you had come to me,

3. If I had seen him,

F. Write ten sentences using Past Perfect Tense. 09606033

Writing Skills

A. Write a paragraph on Quaid-i-Azam as a progressive and moderate democrat. (60-70 words). 09606034

B. Write an essay on “Quaid-i-Azam- Our National Hero” with the help of following mind map. 09606035

Additional Sentences 09606036

Words	Sentences
Affirmed
Afraid
Aptitude
Belief
Challenges
Collectively
Concept
Despite
Disharmony
Disintegration
Distinctive
Divided
Emergence
Enormity
Ethnic
Faith
Futile
Honour
Individually
Issue
Leadership
Man in the street
Morale
Motto
Nomenclature
Numerous
Overcame
Overwhelmed
Pivot
Principle
Pursuit
Rectify
Separate
Sheer
Sterling
Struggle
Succeed
Undertook
Unity

Choose the word with correct spellings. 09606038
Sr.	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	Bilief	Belief	Bilefe	Beleef
ii.	Inormity	Enormity	Anormity	Anermity
iii.	Civelization	Civializtion	Civilization	Ciaviliztion
iv.	Aptetude	Aptitude	Apptitude	Aptetued
v.	Building	Bulding	Buildding	Buelding
vi.	Sobcontinent	Subcontinent	Subkontinant	Subcantinent
vii.	Distract	Destract	Destrerct	Distrect
viii.	Dsipline	Deipline	Discipline	Dsciplne
ix.	Pivat	Pivoat	Pivot	Pevot
x.	Independent	Indapendent	Indepandent	Indapandant
xi.	Numerous	Numerus	Numorus	Nemerous
xii.	Emaragence	Emmeranence	Emergence	Emargance
xiii.	Embition	Ambition	Ombition	Imbition
xiv.	Journey	Jerney	Journay	Jorney
xv.	Hestory	Hestery	Hestorey	History
xvi.	Literature	Lieteratur	Leiterature	Literatuere
xvii.	Morale	Morele	Murale	Merale
xviii.	Naation	Nation	Netion	Neition
xix.	Whole	Wheole	Whoel	Whle
xx.	Afirmed	effiermed	Affirmed	Afferemed

Choose the correct meanings of the underlined. 09606039
Sr.	Questions		(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	Do not be afraid of death.		Attended	Scared	Squared up	None of these
ii.	The word merging means:		Disappear	Forsake	Rising	Neglect
iii.	Pivot means:		End point	Central point	Power point`	Beginning point
iv.	Self-esteem means:		Horror	Honour	Hour	Shortage
v.	We should face it bravely to save the honour of Pakistan and Islam.		Repair	Cope with	Correct	Separate
vi.	'We are a nation', he affirmed. Or He affirmed three years before the birth of Pakistan.		Told	Saidemphatically	Broke in	Advised
vii.	Keep up your morale.		Wealth	Self-esteem	Section	Voice
viii.	We are divided into bits and pieces on certain issues.		Pieces of cloth	Broken into pieces	Disunited	United
ix.	Do not be overwhelmed by the enormity of the task.		Stunning	Challenging	alarming	winning
x.	You are made of sterling material and second to none.		aimed	Mobility	Of the highest quality	alleviation
xi.	Do not be overwhelmed by the enormity of the task.		Affected deeplyü	Accepted	Murdered	Slaughtered
xii.	History and tradition, aptitude and ambitions		Skilful	Natural ability	Chilled	Cool
xiii.	Today the Quaid –e- Azam’s Pakistan is facing numerous challenges.		Slight	Little	A few	Many
Choose the correct option according to the grammar. 09606040
Sr.	Questions	(A)		(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	Ali ran quickly. The underlined word is a/ an ____.	Verb		Adverb	Noun	Adjective
ii.	He is found of cooking. The underlined word is a/an ________.	Gerund		Present participle	Infinitive	Past participle
iii.	Go is a/an ________.	Past participle		Gerund	Present participle	Infinite
iv.	Quaid-e-Azam was a man of strong faith and belief. The sentence is in ______.	Present tense		Past tense	Future tense	Past perfect tense.
v.	She was singing last Sunday.	Adverb of manner		Adverb of frequency	Adverb of place	Adverb of time
vi.	You are free to go to your houses. Here to go is ____.	Gerund		Infinitive	Verb	Adverb
vii.	The baby began to cry. The underlined word is a/an ____.	Noun		Adjective	Adverb	Infinitive
viii.	Painting is good fun. The underlined word is _____.	Infinite		Present participle	Gerund	Past participle
ix.	She was singing beautiful at a concert. The under lined word is a /an _____.	Adverb of manner		adverb of place	Adverb of time	Adverb of degree
x.	'Smoking' is injurious to health. The underlined word is:	Infinite		Gerund	Present participle	Sentence
xi.	He said in a speech at Lahore. The underlined word is:	Adjective		Pronoun	Adverb of Place	Adverb of time
xii.	You are made of sterling material. The underlined word is:	Noun		Verb	Phrase	Adjective
xiii.	Quaid was a man of strong belief and faith in religion as well as a moderate and progressive democrate. The underlined word is:	Verb		Conditional Clause	Conjunction	None of these
xiv.	You may belong to any religion. The underlined word is:	Interrogative Pronoun		Modal Verb	Noun	None of these
xv.	Today the Quaid-e-Azam’s Pakistan is passing through difficult times because many among us have forgotten how much struggle Muslims had made. The underlined word is:	Adverb of reason		Indirect Object	Pronoun	Adverb

UNIT 7

ORAL ACTIVITY

Form groups and discuss the following:

· What makes the Blue Masjid famous in the world? 09607001

· Which feature of the masjid does appeal to you the most and why? 09607002

COMPREHENSION

A. Answer the following questions.

1. Why is Sultan Ahmad Masjid also known as Blue Masjid? (Board 2016) 09607003

2. Who was appointed as the architect of the masjid? (Board 2016) 09607004

3. Why was a heavy iron chain hung at the entrance of the court? 09607005

4. How does the interior of the masjid look? (Board 2016) 09607006

5. Why do you think Madrassah and hospice was part of the masjid? 09607007

6. Who constructed Masjid Sophia? (Board 2016) 09607008

BOX / ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS

1 Who started the construction of Blue Masjid? 09607009

2. In whose reign was the construction completed? 09607010

3. For what purpose does a heavy iron chain hang there? (Board 2016) 09607011

4. Where is the royal room situated?

(Board 2016) 09607012

5. What is one of the most impressive monuments of the world? 09607013

6. When was the opening ceremony of the masjid held? 09607014

7. Why was a separate royal room attached to the masjid? 09607015

Vocabulary

A. Consult a thesaurus and find out the synonyms of the following words. 09607016

Words	Synonyms
Embellish
Integrate
Splendour
Majesty
Illuminate

B. Circle the correct antonyms from the given choices of the underlined words.

i. The Sultan Ahmad Masjid is one of the most impressive monuments in the world. 09607017

a. ugly b. unimpressive c. remarkable

ii. Situated in Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey. 09607018

a. smallest b. greatest c. populated

iii. A heavy iron chain hangs in the upper part of the court entrance on the western side. 09607019

a. big b. bold

c. light

iv. The upper level of the interior is adorned with blue paint. 09607020

a. lower b. outer

c. higher

v. The floors are covered with carpets.09607021

a. spread b. exposed

c. decorated

C. Use the following words in sentences. 09607022

impressive, dexterously, spacious, humility, flamboyant

D. What do the following abbreviations stand for? 09607023

Abbreviation	What these stand for
USA
UK
UAE
ICU
MBBS
Ph. D
M. Phil
PAF
NADRA
UN
ISSB
WAPDA
PTB
MNA
MPA
IMF
WHO
WTO
UNESCO
UNICEF

Grammar

Position of Adverbs

A. Place the adverbs at appropriate positions. 09607024

1. She comes here. (often)

2. He goes to Lahore. (sometimes)

3. The teacher was late. (hardly ever)

4. We are tired by the end of the day. (usually)

5. I have posted a letter to them. (just)

6. He did his work. (carefully)

B. Complete this table with appropriate adverbs of degree. 09607025

Positive degree	Comparative degree	Superlative degree
Kept much	Kept more	Kept most
Sang beautifully	Sang more beautifully	Sang most beautifully
Slept little	Slept less	Slept least
Looked good	Looked better	Looked best
Arrived early	Arrived earlier	Arrived earliest

C. Use above degrees of comparison in sentences as given in example. 09607026

1. They came early this morning.

2. I came earlier.

3. He came earliest of all.

D. Put for or since in the blanks. 09607027

i. I have been studying 3 hours.

ii I have been watching TV 7pm.

iii. Tara hasn’t been feeling well 2 weeks.

iv. Tara hasn’t been visiting us March.

v. He has been playing football a long time.

vi. He has been living in Bangkok he left school.

E. Make five sentences using Present Perfect Continuous Tense and convert these sentences into negative and interrogative. 09607028

i. He has been doing his work for an hour.

ii. They have been playing hockey since morning.

iii. Sumaira has been learning her lesson for twenty minutes.

iv. She has been sleeping since morning.

v. I have been teaching in this school since 2007.

WRITING SKILLS

A. Write down the summary of the lesson. Focus on the following points. 09607029

· history of mosque

· architecture

· importance

B. Describe in your own words the architecture of any historical place in Pakistan. 09607030

Additional Sentences 09607031

Words	Sentences
Ablution
Adorned with
Appointed
Attained
Carve
Ceremony
Comprises
Construction
Decorated
Divine
Embellished
Ensure
Finely
Flamboyant
Gesture
Glowing
Hospice
Humility
Illuminated
Impressive
Interior
Intricate
Magnitude
Majesty
Monument
Representation
Richly
Royal
Spacious
Splendour
Successor
Symbolic
Vaulted

OBJECTIVE TYPE

Choose the word with correct spellings. 09607032
Sr.	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	Believers	Balievers	Beliavers	Beleviers
ii.	Thogh	Though	Theough	Thuogh
iii.	Interiar	Intirior	Interior	Intireor
iv.	Adorned	Adurned	Adoorned	Eddurned
v.	Design	Deesign	Design	Designe
vi.	Carvud	Karved	Carvid	Carved
vii.	Mosques	Masques	Maskues	Maskwes
viii.	Hospyce	Hospice	Hospise	Hospiec
ix.	Include	Inklude	Inqlude	Inclood
x.	Flambuyant	Flamboyante	Flamboyant	Flebmoyante
xi.	Illuminate	Illumenate	Illuminete	Illuminait
xii.	Empire	Empare	Empere	Impire
xiii.	Situatted	Situated	Siteated	Situeted
xiv.	Ceramany	Caremony	Ceremony	Ceremany
xv.	Magnificent	Magneficent	Magnifisent	Megnificent
xvi.	Ensure	Innsure	Ensare	Ensoar
xvii.	Ambbition	Ambition	Ambetion	Ambotion
xviii.	Chandeliers	Chendeliers	Chondeliers	Chenedelieres
xix.	Empressive	Impressive	Ampressive	Ompressive
xx.	Minarets	Minarats	Meneretes	Menirits
xxi.	Unmatchd	Ummatched	Unmatched	Unmetched

Choose the correct meanings of the underlined word and fill up the bubbles. 09607033
Sr.	Questions		(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	A heavy iron chain hangs in the upper part of the court entrance on the western side:		Easy	Light	Bold	Big
ii.	It was completed by his successor.		Coming after	Coming before	Successful	Son
iii.	The upper level of the interior is adorned with blue paint:		Higher	Lower	Outer	Super
iv.	Istanbul the largest city in Turkey.		Smallest	Greatest	Populated	Cultivated
v.	It was constructed between 1609 to 1616.		Built	Borrowed	Purchased	Lent
vi.	'Interior' of a room means:		Outside	Inside	Boundary	Floor
vii.	Appointed means:		Selected	Rejected	Come	Heavy
viii.	Unfortunately means.		Bad luck	Greatly	Holy	Clearly
ix.	The word flamboyant means:		Colourful	Humble	Soft	Natural
x.	Blue Mosque is unmatched in majesty.		Unfinished	Very simple	New	Matchless
xi.	The Sultan Ahmad Mosque is one of the most impressive monuments in the world.		Quality	Remarkable	character	Hidden
xii.	It comprises a tomb of the founder, a madrassah and a hospice.		Rule	Well	An Inn	Finn
xiii.	Blue tiles embellish its interior.		Decorate	Pack	Naughtily	Permanently
xiv.	“Frequented” means		Adolescent	Visited	Childhood	Young
xv.	“Adorned” means		Thud	Drift	Run	Decorated
Choose the correct option according to the grammar. 09607034
Sr.		Questions	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.		He is the richest man in the family.	Positive degree of an adjective	Comparative degree of an adjective	Superlative degree of an adjective	No degree of an adjective
ii.		I came earlier. The underlined word is a/an_______.	Verb	Adjective	Noun	Adverb
iii.		The worst is:	Positive degree of an adjective	Comparative degree of an adjective	Superlative degree of an adjective	Adverb
iv.		The mosque has a spacious forecourt. Adjective in the sentence is:	The	Mosque	Spacious	Forecourt
v.		The construction of the mosque was started in 1609. The underlined word is:	Noun	Verb	Phrase	Adverb of time
vi.		“In the upper of the court” is ______	Verb	Conditional Clause	Phrase	None of these
vii.		The floors are covered ___ carpets.	for	With	To	None of these
viii.		There is a fountain which is rather small. The underlined word is:	Relative pronoun	Indirect Object	Pronoun	Adverb
ix.		The best is:	Positive degree	Comparative degree	Superlative degree	No degree

UNIT 8

COMPREHENSION

A. Answer the following questions:

1. Who is the speaker in the poem? 09608001

2. Whom does the speaker refer to in the first stanza of the poem? 09608002

3. Why does the speaker stop on ‘the darkest evening of the year’? 09608003

4. Why does the horse impatiently await the next move of his master? 09608004

5. The speaker in the poem is captivated by the beauty of nature. Why doesn’t he stop for long to enjoy nature’s beauty? 09608005

B. Some statements are directly supported by the poem, some are inferences based on evidences from the text while some are not supported by any evidence. Put a tick in the right column. 09608006

Statements	Directly supported by the poem	Inference based on some evidence from the poem	Statement not supported by any evidence
It is a cold and dark winter.
The speaker knows the owner of the woods.
The speaker feels guilty about stopping in the woods.
The speaker thinks about his commitments and restarts his journey.
The speaker is tired and wants to rest.
The horse feels strange to stop unexpectedly.
The speaker appreciates the beauty of nature.

C. Underline the words and phrases that depict clear imagery in the poem. 09608007

1. Woods fill up with snow.

2. The darkest evening of the year.

3. Harness bell shakes.

4. Easy wind and downy flake.

D. Identify alliterations and metaphors in the poem. 09608008

E. Paraphrase all the stanzas of poem. 09608009

Whose woods these are I think I know.

His house is in the village though;

He will not see me stopping here

To watch his woods fill up with snow.

VOCABULARY

A. Here are some words opposite in meaning. Match the columns. 09608010

Column A	Column B	Column C
Village	Melt
Stopping	Water
Snow	Silence
Frozen	City
Darkest	Shallow
Sound	Moving
Downy	Hard
Deep	Brightest

B. Circle the correct option. 09608011

i. The poem is suggestive of profound thoughts about:

a. a scene of woods in winter

b. reality of life and death

c. a song of enjoyment

ii. The poem presents a conflict between:

a. Poet and his friend

b. Obligations of life and desire to escape from them

c. Poet and forces of nature

iii. After reading the poem we:

a. Feel fed up of life

b. Wish to sleep for a long time

c. Get ready to face the challenges of life

iv. The poem conveys to us only:

a. A surface meaning

b. Profound thought

c. No meaning at all

v. Dark woods symbolize:

a. darkness spread around the people

b. death and departure to another world

c. darkness in the mind of poet

GRAMMAR

1. Adjective phrase 09608012

2. Adverb phrase 09608013

A. Replace each of the following underlined Adjective phrases by an Adjective. 09608014

B. Replace each of the following underlined Adverbs by an Adverb Phrase.

09608015

1. The pigeon flies swiftly.

The pigeon flies with great speed.

2. He built his house there.

He built his house at that place.

3. He tried hard.

He tried with great effort.

4. He spoke eloquently.

He spoke with eloquence.

5. Did Sara behave well?

Did Sara behave very nice?

C. Make three sentences using adjective phrases and three sentences using adverb phrases. 09608016

Adjective Phrases:

(i) He bought a cup made in Turkey.

(ii) Ali is a man without friend.

(iii) I put on a coat made of cotton.

WRITING SKILLS

A. Summarize the poem “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”. 09608017

STOPPING BY WOODS ON A SNOWY EVENING

BY: Robert Frost

Summary I:

STOPPING BY WOODS ON A SNOWY EVENING

Summery II: 09608018

B. Write an essay contrasting living in the city with living in the country. (170-200 words.) 09608019

A. Work in pairs. Read the situations below and respond using expressions of polite refusal. 09608020

No.	Situation	Answers
1	Your friend asks for your mobile.
2	You ask for your laboratory blood report.
3	Your cousin requests to use your computer.
4	Your friend wants to take you to a party.
5	You request your teacher to extend the date of the exam.

Additional Sentences 09608021

Words	Sentences
Darkest
Downy
Flake
Flaking
Frozen
Harness
Harness
Mistake
Promise
Queer
Queer
Shake
Sweep
Woods

Objective Type

Choose the word with correct spellings. 09608022

Sr.

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

Harnees

Horness

Harness

Harnes

ii.

Festeeval

Festevaal

Festival

Festivale

iii.

Poim

Poum

Poem

Pome

iv.

Quaer

Quear

Queer

Queir

Frazen

Frozen

Frezen

Frozun

vi.

doowny

Davny

Donvy

Downy

vii.

Little

Lettle

Letle

Litle

viii.

Flaek

Flake

Flaek

Fleke

ix.

Sweep

Sweap

Swepe

Sepew

Eveneng

Evining

Evening

Ivining

Choose the correct meanings of the underlined word and fill up the bubbles. 09608023

Sr.

Questions

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

Slight means:

Little

Big

Fight

Source

ii.

The little birds are piping yet.

Yelling

Crying

Weeping

Twittering

iii.

He gives his harness bells a shake.

Beautiful

Small

Golden

Bridle

iv.

The phrase "Frozen to the ground".

Frightened

Calm and quiet

Motionless

Restless

Time has come that we should look back to rectify our mistakes.

Repair

Break

Correct

Streamline

vi.

Whose woods these are I think I know

River

Forest

Log

Fog

vii.

My little horse must think it queer

Usual

Common

Strange

Roman

viii.

Of easy wind and downy flake

Hard

Soft

Melt

Frozen

ix.

Of easy wind and downy flake

Trow

Wow

Row

Very small loose mass of snow

Choose the correct option according to the grammar and fill up the bubbles. 09608024

Sr.

Questions

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

Crowd is a noun...........

Material

Abstract

degree

Collective

ii.

The pigeon flies swiftly. The undernoted word is a/an:

Adjective

Adverb

Gerund

Participle

iii.

I like to see a smiling face. The underlined word is a/an:

Adverb

Preposition

Adjective

Pronoun

iv.

He spoke very loud. The underlined word is an adverb of:

Manner

Frequency

Degree

time

The shoe is pressing on my toe. The underlined phrase is a/an _______.

Preposition phrase

Noun phrase

Adjective phrase

Adverb phrase

vi.

The police dispersed the crowd. The underlined word is:

Material noun

Countable noun

Uncountable noun

Collective noun

vii.

He will not see me stopping here. The underlined word is:

Adverb of time

Adverb of manner

Adverb of place

Adverb of degree

viii.

The woods are lovely, dark and deep. The underlined word is:

Noun

Verb

Phrase

Alliteration

ix.

Between the woods and frozen lake. The underlined word is:

Verb

Conditional Clause

Adjective

None of these

My little horse must think it queer. The underlined word is:

Interrogative Pronoun

Modal Verb

Noun

None of these

xi.

The darkest evening of the year. The underlined word is:

Adjective

Indirect Object

Pronoun

Adverb

REVIEW II: UNIT 5-8

COMPREHENSION

A. Answer the following questions:

1. What do the daffodils represent in the poem? 09608025

2. How has the poet heightened the impact of the poem by using figurative language? 09608026

3. What was Quaid’s concept of our nation? 09608027

4. How can we become a strong nation? 09608028

5. What does love of our country demand from us? 09608029

6. How does the interior of the mosque look like? 09608030

7. Why was a separate royal room attached to the mosque? 09608031

8. Why does the horse impatiently await the next move of his master? 09608032

B. Paraphrase the following lines. 09608033

Whose woods these are I think I know.

His house is in the village though;

He will not see me stopping here

To watch his woods fill up with snow.

VOCABULARY

A. Choose the correct option.

i. Tree branches were covered with blanket of snow. In this sentence we find an example of 09608034

a. alliteration b. personification

c. simile d. metaphor

ii. Keep up your morale. 09608035

a. wealth b. self-esteem

c. section d. voice

iii. The floors are covered with carpets. The underlined word is an antonym of 09608036

a. spread b. exposed

c. stretched d. enclosed

iv. The little birds are piping yet. The underlined word is a synonym of . 09608037

a. twittering b. crying

c. weeping d. yelling

GRAMMAR

A. Choose the correct option.

i. The policed dispersed the crowd. The underlined word is: 09608038

a. countable noun b. material noun

c . collective noun d. uncountable noun

ii. The dog sat his master. 09608039

a. beside b. along

c. across d. over

iii. Wait I return. 09608040

a. before b. unless

c. if d. till

iv. I heard a noise from behind the room. 09608041

a. came b. coming

c. come d. will come

v. He spoke very loud. The underlined word is an adverb of 09608042

a. manner b. frequency

c. degree d. time

vi. We watched him go. The underlined word is a/an 09608043

a. past participle b. gerund

c. present participle d. infinitive

vii. He is fond of cooking. The underlined word is a/an . 09608044

a. gerund b. will

c. infinitive d. past participle

viii. If you had studied hard, you succeeded. 09608045

a. would b. will

c. will have d. would have

ix. The shoe is pressing on my toe. The underlined phrase is a/an. 09608046

a. preposition phrase b. noun phrase

c. adjective phrase d. adverb phrase

x. Which of the following is an appropriate sentence? 09608047

a. We are tired usually by the end of the day.

b. We are tired by usually the end of the day.

c. We are usually tired by the end of the day.

d. We are tired by the end of the day usually.

WRITING SKILLS

1. Write a paragraph on any social issue/topic. 09608048

Basant

2. Write any expository composition showing comparison and contrast between things, events, situations, places, actions, ideas or problems. 09608049

3. Write an essay on a general subject: 09608050

My House

UNIT 9

ORAL ACTIVITY

Form groups and discuss the following points.

a. How important is the nursing profession? 09609001

b. Is the profession of nursing valued in Pakistan? 09609002

COMPREHENSION

A. Answer the following questions.

1. Why did the nurse ask Hira’s sister to come and talk to her? (Board 2015) 09609003

2. Why did the nurse disagree with the doctor’s point of view? 09609004

3. Why did the nurse ask herself the question: “Was it worthwhile to oppose and fight the decision of senior and more qualified surgeons”? 09609005

4. Describe some qualities of the nurse in the story. 09609006

5. Why did the nurse say, “Where there is a will, there is a way”? 09609007

BOX / ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS

1. What is an ICU in a hospital? 09609008

2. To what extent does the recovery of a patient depend upon the doctor and the nurse? 09609009

3. What do you about professional skills from the expression, 'Try once for her"?

09609010

4. What types of patients are kept in ‘ICU’? 09609011

5. What did Hira want to say in helpless condition? 09609012

6. What did the patient’s family say to her? 09609013

7. What did she do to make the patient normal? 09609014

8. Did she lose hope? 09609015

B. Rearrange these sentences in correct sequence. 09609016

VOCABULARY

A. Match Column A with Column B 09609017

Column A	Column B
Beside
Ironic
Made up
Justify my stance

B. Identify the phrases and idioms in the lesson and use them in sentences. 09609018

Idioms	Sentences
Work in
Struck with
But in vain
Near and Dear ones
Do ones best
Suffer from
Make up one’s mind
Work on
Pop in
Look for
Enter into

C. Make a list of cognates used in the text. 09609019

nurse, accident, bus, bed, normal, patient, ward, training, course

D. Use the following words in sentences first as verb and then as noun. 09609020

care, walk, surprise, request, need, state

GRAMMAR

A. Rewrite the following paragraph. Put in article “a” “an” “the” to replace > where necessary. 09609021

‘Where there is > will there is > way’ is > famous proverb. Many > wise men has approved it. It is > altogether wrong notion to ignore it. > people who adopt this fine > principle, find > ultimate victory. > man who does not act upon > this rule cannot succeed in > life. What > lesson it has > for all of us!

B. Recapitulate your previous knowledge. About Direct and Indirect Narration and answer the following questions.

1. Can you identify the tenses of the reported speech of above examples? 09609022

2. What are the rules to change direct statements into indirect statements? 09609023

3. What are the rules to change interrogative sentences? 09609024

4. What are the rules to change imperative sentences into indirect speech? 09609025

C. Write paragraph 3 of the lesson into Indirect Speech. 09609026

D. Change the narration of the following sentences. 09609027

(i) He said to him, “What are you reading?”

(ii) He said, “You have made a mistake”.

(iii) She said, “Do not waste your time.

(iv) He said to me, “Will you watch drama tonight?

(v) She said to her sister, “Please listen to me”.

E. Complete the sentences given below with the given compound prepositions. 09609028

along with, according to, in front of, away from, because of, instead of

i. ___________ my teacher, it is a great book.

ii. He had to retire __________ ill health.

iii. I am standing__________ the school building.

iv. He is coming __________ his friends.

v. I am __________ my home right now.

vi. He left for Sialkot __________ Lahore.

vii. He couldn’t attend the seminar _________his brother’s marriage.

F. Write the Past Perfect Continuous form of Verb in Brackets. 09609029

i. Saleem was sitting on the chair, out of breath. He ______________(run)

ii. We ______________ (walk) along the road for 20 minutes when a car stopped and the driver offered us a lift.

iii. I ______________ (do) my home work for two hours when my friend came.

iv. They ______________ (take) exercise since morning.

v. The patient ______________ (cry) with pain when the doctor arrived.

G. Make five sentences using Past Perfect Continuous Tense and convert these sentences into Negative and Interrogative 09609030

1. He had been writing a letter for an hour.

2. It had been raining since morning.

3. We had been swimming for three hours.

4. You had been preparing speech since Tuesday.

5. I had been living in this house since 1992.

WRITING SKILLS

A. Write a summary of the story in your own words retelling the nurse’s struggle and how the problem was solved. 09609031

Additional Sentences 09609032

Words	Sentences
Activated
Acute
Bond
Certain
Comment
Considerable
Crippled
Crutch
Damage
Devastate
Ensure
Gentle
Glad
Gradually
Gratitude
Happen
Helpless
Helplessness
Hug
Humbled
In vain
Ironic
Justify
Meanwhile
Miserable
Neurology
Nurse
Patience
Possible
Profession
Recovery
Recruiting
Recruits
Remark
Seniors
Severe
Shake
Shocked
Somehow
Spared
Stance
Surprise
Thrilled
Vain
Victims

Objective Type

Choose the word with correct spellings. 09609033
Sr.	(A)	(B)		(C)		(D)
i.	Nural	Neural		Newral		Neurel
ii.	Neurology	Neorology		Nearology		Neirology
iii.	Recrut	Recruit		Racrute		Racruit
iv.	Davastating	Devastating		Devestating		Devasteting
v.	Gretetude	Gretitude		Gratetode		Gratitude
vi.	Severe	Sivear		Sivere		Savere
vii.	Absolately	Absoleteley		Absalutely		Absolutely
viii.	Crutches	Krutches		Cratchis		Curtches
ix.	Micerable	Miserable		Meserable		Misirable
x.	Niorons	Neurans		Newrons		Neurons
xi.	Recantly	Racently		Resently		Recently
xii.	Doctors	Docters		Dectors		Doktors
xiii.	Ektivate	Activate		Iktivate		Aektivate
xiv.	Patient	Petient		Pashient		Pashtient
xv.	Atter	Autur		Utter		Uter
Choose the correct meanings of the underlined word and fill up the bubbles. 09609034
Sr.	Questions	(A)	(B)		(C)		(D)
i.	She always remained unswerving.	Patient	Firm and resolute		Ready to face		Prepared for the worst
ii.	It was the beginning of my profession as a nurse.	Death	Goal		Completion		Start
iii.	Several questions popping in my mind:	Popular	Chirping		Drinking		Appearing
iv.	The phrase “My feet Froze to the Ground” means:	Motionless	Restless		Recover		Employ
v.	She looked at me with utter surprise:	Complete	Some		No		Half
vi.	An inner voice somewhere within me spoke.	Deep sound	Silence		Loud voice		Personal thought
vii.	She walked on crutches which she would leave in a few months:	Footpath	Road		Broken legs		Walking sticks
viii.	I was humbled by their gratitude.	Proud	Embarrassed		Shaken		Happy
ix.	I made up my mind.	Resolved	Through		Wrote		Worked
x.	The word Gradually means: Or Which of the following means the same as gradually:	Quickly	Speedily		Steadily		Hurriedly
xi.	I worked in the Intensive Care Unit(ICU) of Neurology ward.	Cells	Study of nerves and nerve cells		Protons		Language
xii.	I was excited to see patients making quick recoveries from devastating accidents.	Simultaneously	Jerky		Shocking		Pulpy
xiii.	I made her younger sister come and talk to her thinking that the voice of a near and dear one might activate the nearly dead neurons.	Nerve cells	Bags		Sacks		Brain
xiv.	We will have to recruit more nurses to attend the patients.	Envoy	Employ		Toy		Enjoy
xv.	I felt as helpless as she was to see her lie on bed in a miserable state.	Very unhappy	Affected		Reasonable		Registered
Choose the correct option according to the grammar and fill up the bubbles. 09609035
Sr.	Questions	(A)	(B)		(C)		(D)
i.	He left for Okra instead of Lahore.	Conjunction	Interjection		Article		Compound preposition
ii.	I took her lifeless arm.	Noun	Verb		Adverb		Adjective
iii.	I wished to see the world. The underlined word is:	Indirect Object	Preposition		Direct Object		Conjunction
iv.	I was excited to see patients. The underlined word is:	Noun	Verb		Phrase		Infinitive
v.	I could read her mind through her eyes. Main Verb in the sentence is ________.	I	Could		Read		None of these
vi.	I am trying to make her brain process her sister’s voice. The underlined word is ________	Interrogative Pronoun	Causative verb		Noun		None of these
vii.	I felt a gentle pat___ my shoulder.	On	For		to		Into

UNIT 10

COMPREHENSION

A. Answer the following questions:

1. What are the effects of drug addiction? (Board 2016) 09610001

2. What are the causes of drug addiction? (Board 2016) 09610002

3. What important role do rehabilitation centers play to control drug addiction?09610003

4. What is the role of counselling in preventing drug addiction? (Board 2016)

09610004

5. Why do families feel reluctant to take the drug victims to drug rehabilitation centers? (Board 2016) 09610005

6. What are the responsibilities of the families to ensure complete recovery of such patients? 09610006

BOX / ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS

1. Are drug addicts aware of the dangers of drugs? (Board 2016) 09610007

2. Which environmental factors are responsible for drug addiction? 09610008

3. What treatment is available at rehabilitation centres for drug addicts?

09610009

4. What do you understand by the term “counseling”? 09610010

VOCABULARY

A. Guess the meaning of the following words from the text. Write the meaning in the middle column. Confirm the meaning by using a dictionary. 09610011

No.	Words from text	Guessed Meaning	Dictionary Meaning
1.	Long-term
2.	Dependence
3.	Peer
4.	Outcast
5.	Rapid
6.	Rehabilitation
7.	Critically

GRAMMAR

Relative Pronoun 09610012

A. Use ‘who, whom, that, which, whose ‘in the following sentences. 09610013

i. These are the colour pencils ________ I want to buy.

ii. I know the woman ________ child was hurt.

iii. The old lady ________ we met in the shop was Amina’s grandmother.

iv. This is the girl ________ stood first in the class.

v. Shazia likes the candies ________ her father brought from the market.

vi. Anwar ________ no one listened to was right.

B. Use the following relative pronouns in sentences. 09610014

who, which, that, whom, whose

C. Underline Adjective clauses in the following sentences. Also encircle the relative pronouns.

i. He tells a tale that sounds untrue. 09610015

ii. People who eat too much die early.

iii. I met the woman whose son helped me.

iv. He is the man whom we all respect.

v. I have work which I must do.

D. Supply suitable Adjective Clauses. 09610016

i. Where is the book that I gave you?

ii. Any student who makes a noise will be punished.

iii. The umbrella that you are holding is mine.

iv. That is the girl who met me yesterday.

v. Where is the man whom we all love.

E. Pick out three passive sentences from the lesson. Change these sentences into active voice. 1. This can only be made possible by people. 09610017

2. Drug addiction is caused by environmental factors.

3. These factors are supplemented by environmental factors.

WRITING SKILLS

A. Summarize the lesson “Drug Addiction” with the help of following mind map. 09610018

B. Write an essay on “Drug Abuse, a Threat to Society”. (170 – 200 Words) 09610019

Additional Sentences 09610020

Words	Sentences
Absolute
Addiction
Adjustment
Available
Considered
Contributed
Counselling
Critically
Dependence
Discontented
Due to
Eliminate
Embarrassed
Environmental
Escape
Factors
Fall easy prey to
Identification
In order to
Issue
Motivation
Outcasts
Peers
Rehabilitation
Relapsed
Responsibility
Sickness
Strictly
Supervisors
Threat
Treat
Unemployment
Wiped out

OBJECTIVE TYPE

Choose the word with correct spellings. 09610021
Sr.	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	Tabo	Tabu	Tabue	Taboo
ii.	Torble	Trouble	Truble	Truble
iii.	Domistic	Doemestic	Domestic	Domastic
iv.	Clients	Klients	Clients	Claents
v.	Elimenate	Iliminate	Eliminate	Eliminae
vi.	Relepse	Relapse	Replace	Relaps
vii.	Iddiction	Eddiction	Adicetion	Addiction
viii.	Nomorous	Numberous	Nomarous	Numerous
ix.	Ectivate	Aictivate	Aectivate	Activate
x.	Consurvation	Consarvation	Conservation	cunservation
xi.	Tendency	Tindency	Tendancy	Tendincy
xii.	Curative	Curetive	Curateve	Crative
xiii.	Serious	Sarious	Searious	Saerious
xiv.	Resort	Rasort	Reasort	Raesort
xv.	Envornmental	Inveronmental	Environmental	Environmentel
xvi.	Experemant	Experement	Experiment	Exparement
xvii.	Influance	Infloance	Influense	Influence
xviii.	Careless	Careles	Caerless	Kareless
xix.	Impossible	Imposible	Empossible	Implssible
xx.	Dependense	Dependence	Dependance	Depnedens
xxi.	Drugs	Durgs	Dgrus	Dorogus
xxii.	Defficult	Deficult	Difficult	Dificult

Choose the correct meanings of the underlined word. 09610022
Sr.No.	Questions	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	Discontented means:	Satisfied	Dissatisfied	Attached	Detached
ii.	Taboo means:	Forbidden	Curative	Useful	Right
iii.	'Hurt' means:	Disturb	Tease	Anxious	Injure
iv.	In order to escape from:	Scot free	Hide	Mellow	Sharp
v.	Drug addiction is a common problem.	General	Mutual	Decided	Famous
vi.	'Out cast' means:	Vagabond	Bond	Band	Virtuous
vii.	We are trying to eliminate drug addiction.	Increase	Decrease	Wipe out	Maintain
viii.	Curative means:	Intend to health	Intend to cure	Intend to recover	Intend to richness
ix.	Genetic means:	Relating to publich	Relating to human being	Relating to creation	Relating to genes
x.	There are many forms of drug addiction, but the most dangerous of all is the absolute dependence on it.	Salute	Complete	Defective	Sloppy
xi.	One of the causes of drug addiction is bad peer influence.	Primary	Check	Have effect upon	Respect
xii.	There are many rehabilitation centers in Pakistan.	Process	Recovery	Undergo	Row
xiii.	There is a danger of relapse even after the recovery process.	Start	Fall apart	Tab	Go back to
Choose the correct option according to the grammar. 09610023
Sr.No.	Questions	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	A relative pronoun is a word that works as:	Conjuction	Article	Adjective	Past participle
ii.	I was upset. The underlined word is a / an.	Past participle	Present participle	Personal Pronoun	Gerund
iii.	My mother cooks the food which I like. The underlined word is a.	Relative pronoun	Reflexive pronoun	Possessive pronoun	Subjective pronoun
iv.	Drug addiction is a very serious threat.	Adverb	Noun	Adjective	Conjuction
v.	The moment which is lost forever. The underlined word is a / an ______:	Indefinite pronoun	Reflexive pronoun	Possessive pronoun	Relative pronoun
vi.	Drugs are considered severely harmful for human health.	Adverb of reason	Adverb of place	Adverb of degree	None of these
vii.	The people who are dissatisfied and discontented. The underlined word is ____.	Noun	Verb	Phrase	Relative pronoun
viii.	What do you understand by the term “Counselling”? The underlined word is _____.	Verb	Conditional Clause	Interrogative Adjective	None of these
ix.	These centers strictly supervise the victim. The underlined word is ________	Interrogative Pronoun	Adverb of manner	Noun	None of these
x.	They undergo many serious problems such as poverty, family and health problems. The underlined word is ___	Abstract Noun	Indirect Object	Pronoun	Adverb
xii.	Drug addition is a global issue. The underlined word is a/an.	Verb	Adjective	Noun	Article

UNIT 11

COMPREHENSION

A. Cause and Effect and Solutions. 09611001

Do you worry about pollution? Complete the table below with your partner(s). List the causes of noise pollution. What are their effects? Can you think of some solutions to these problems?

Cause of noise pollution	Effect of noise pollution	Solution
honking	Irritability
construction work	mental fatigue, disturbance
generators' sound	Discomfort, loss of hearing

B. Answer the following questions.

1. How do you define noise pollution? (Board 2016) 09611002

2. How is transport a source of noise pollution? (Board 2016) 09611003

3. How is construction work a cause of noise pollution? 09611004

4. How is use of technology causing noise pollution? 09611005

5. Why is noise dangerous for human health? (Board 2016) 09611006

6. What kind of precautions may reduce noise coming from electronic devices? 09611007

BOX / ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS

1. What is normal functioning and how is it disrupted? 09611008

2. How does technology increase noise pollution? What are technology – based irritants? 09611009

3. What harmful effects noise pollution is causing on human health?(Board 2016) 09611010

4. How can we cope with this serious issue?

09611011

5. What are the main sources of noise pollution in Pakistan? 09611012

6. How does noise pollution affect students? 09611013

7. How can we cope with this serious issue? 09611014

C. In Paragraphs 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 the writer is describing the cause, effect and solution of noise pollution. Identify and summarize these. 09611015

VOCABULARY

A. Write the synonyms of the following words. 09611016

Words	Synonym
disrupts (Para 1)
nuisance (Para 2)
rapid (Para 3)
piercing (Para 4)
unmonitored (Para 5)

B. How many words can you form from these root words? 09611017

C. Choose five words you have made from the root words and use them in Sentences.

09611018

Pollution
Polluted
Pollutant
Construction
Development

GRAMMAR

Transitional devices 09611019

Transitional devices are words and phrases that connect parts of your writing. They link sentences and paragraphs together to maintain continuity of ideas.

The following is a list of some commonly used transitional words or phrases.

Types	Transitional device
addition
comparison
emphasis
sequencing
exemplification
summarization

A. Identify transitional devices in paragraphs 8 and 9. 09611020

B. Read the sentences and insert appropriate transitional devices in the blanks given below.

i. It was announced that doctors’ salaries would be increased, ___________ doctors ended their strike. 09611021

a) as a result b) certainly c) and

ii. Amjad is an excellent teacher. ___________ he explains the subject matter very well and makes sure that all students understand the concepts. 09611022

a) consequently b) meanwhile c) for example

iii. Amina speaks English very well. ___________ she does not assist her friends in learning to speak English. 09611023

a) however b) further c) thus

iv. The government has levied more taxes. ___________ the salary structure has not been improved. 09611024

a) in fact b) but c) hence

v. Salma is a good speaker. ___________ she also writes very well. 09611025

a) in addition b) consequently c) next

Adverb Clause 09611026

C. Underline Adverb Clauses in the following sentences. Also encircle the subordinating conjunction. 09611027

i. You may sit wherever you like.

ii. He will pass if he works hard.

iii. We shall wait here until you come.

iv. I did not buy it because it was very expensive.

v. Do it before you forget.

D. Supply suitable Adverb Clauses. 09611028

i. Nobody likes him because he is liar.

ii. She sings exactly as a professional.

iii. I will not go out because I am very busy.

iv. It shall remain here until I complete my task.

v. He got angry as I spoke to his brother.

E. Use the following Subordinating Conjunctions in sentences. 09611029

Since, unless, though, while, as, when, after

F. Identify and write these clauses in the relevant columns of the table 09611030

i. Asif plays hockey as he enjoys it.

ii. Shazia could not catch the bus because she was late.

iii. Ali could not finish the Mathematics test on time although he knew sums.

iv. Arifa quickly ate her lunch as she was very hungry.

v. Harris is back from work so he must take rest.

vi. You must work hard if you want to succeed in life.

G. Read the following sentences and tick the right adverbial clause given in brackets.

1. The train left the station as Asad arrived. 09611031

(Adverbial clause of place, adverbial clause of time)

2. You can put it wherever you like. 09611032

(Adverbial clause of place, adverbial clause of reason)

3. After the thief had stolen money, he left home quickly. 09611033

(Adverbial clause of time, adverbial clause of manner)

4. He was very pleased that you have passed. 09611034

(Adverbial clause of place, adverbial clause of reason)

5. He failed because he did not work hard. 09611035

(Adverbial clause of reason, adverbial clause of place)

Use of comma to separate a dependent clause from the main clause. 09611036

a. In a sentence which has an independent and a dependent clause, a comma is used to separate the two if the sentence starts with the dependent clause.

b. The dependent clause usually starts with any of these subordinating conjunctions: while, as, although, because, since, if, after, before, until.

c. If the same sentence starts with an independent clause, no comma is required.

H. Mark the sentences as correct or incorrect. Put a comma to make the sentence correct.

09611037

1. Because Aliya missed her school bus she was late for her school.

Because Aliya missed her school bus, she was late for her school.

2. After Kalim comes home he will take you to the book shop.

After Kalim comes home, he will take you to the book shop.

3. The class will have the swimming lesson if the instructor comes tomorrow.

4. When it rains I’ll bring an umbrella to school.

When it rains, I’ll bring an umbrella to school.

5. Although Mr. Asif was sick, he went to work.

WRITING SKILLS

A. Write a paragraph on “Effects of Land Pollution on Human Health”. 09611038

B. Write an application to the principal of your school for arranging separate bins for dry waste (plastic, glass, paper). 09611039

C. Write a letter to the Executive Officer Environmental Protection Agency in your city, informing him about the irregular collection of solid waste in your area. 09611040

Additional Sentences 09611041

Words	Sentences
Acquired
Agent
Anxiety
Appliance
Attitude
Awareness
Barriers
Careless
Civic
Claims
Concentration
Consume
Damage
Distract
Disturb
Enforce
Expedite
Exposed
Fatigue
Figure
Frame
Given rise to
Harmful
Immense
Insomnia
Instance
Irritant
Nuisance
Piercing
Prohibit
Recommended
Serious
Seriously
Smooth
Stress
Strictly
Temper
Utilize

OBJECTIVE TYPE

Choose the word with correct spellings. 09611042
Sr.No.	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	Irretant	Erritant	Irritent	Irritant
ii.	Spair	Spare	Speer	Spere
iii.	Civece	Cevic	Civic	Ceivic
iv.	Eccessively	Axcessivily	Exesively	Excessively
v.	Decibels	Decibles	Dicebels	Decebels
vi.	Vahiclas	Vahicles	Vehicles	Vehiculs
vii.	Environment	Enviranment	Anvironment	Enironmant
viii.	Routune	Routine	Routeene	Routene
ix.	Balieves	Believes	Balievs	Beleivs
x.	Building	Bulding	Beilding	Buliding
xi.	Residenshul	Residential	Resedantual	Residantual
xii.	Discomfort	Descomfort	Disconfort	Discumfurt
xiii.	Unwaranted	Unwarranted	Umwarranted	Anwarranted
xiv.	Pollution	Polution	Pollushion	Polushion
xv.	Emense	Emmense	Imense	Immense

Choose the correct meanings of the underlined word and fill up the bubbles. 09611043
Sr.No.	Questions	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	Noise emitting vehicles:	Giving	Taking	Reaction	Controlling
ii.	The word disrupt means:	Make easy	Smooth	Facilitate	Disturb
iii.	The word expedite means:	Slow	Dull	Fast	Improve
iv.	It is a big ‘source’ of discomfort.	Pill	Pain	Time	Means
v.	The word 'demonstrate' means:	Dictate	Show	Experiment	Test
vi.	People must develop more awareness about noise pollution.	Rationalism	Knowledge	Realization	Reality
vii.	This has given rise to immense noise pollution, largely in the form of unwarranted honking by the drivers.	Small	Huge	Nothing	Pathetic
viii.	The mushroom growth of residential colonies near airports and railway stations has exposed residents to permanent and unavoidable source of noise pollution.	Fainting	Fading	Growing	Rowing
ix.	It not only disturbs the general public but also affects construction workers by causing mental fatigue.	Distracts	Facts	Acts	Disperse
x.	They also use electricity generators excessively.	Untimely	Extremely	Largely	Lately
xi.	It can cause depression and insomnia.	Sleeplessness	Tiredness	Fatigue	Plague
Choose the correct option according to the grammar and fill up the bubbles. 09611044
Sr.No.	Questions	(A)	(B)	(C)	(D)
i.	You may sit wherever you like.	Pronoun	Question word	Interjection	Subordinating conjuction
ii.	Noise pollution is a serious issue. The underlined word is	Conjunction	Interjection	Adjective	Preposition
iii.	Unmonitored use of all these kinds makes them pollutants. The underlined word is	Noun	Verb	Phrase	Adjective
iv.	If left unchecked, it can have serious effects. The underlined clause is _____	Verb	Main Clause	Conditional Clause	None of these
v.	For this people need to develop some civic responsibility. The underlined word is ________	Interrogative Pronoun	Infinitive	Noun	None of these
vi.	Use of technology is another source _____ noise pollution.	of	with	for	By

UNIT 12

COMPREHENSION

A. Answer the following questions.

1. Who was Helen Keller?(Board 2016) 09612001

2. Describe the thought expressed by the author in the first paragraph. 09612002

3. What makes you feel that the author is sad and depressed? (Board 2016) 09612003

4. How do you get an impression that Hellen Keller was a great admirer of Nature? 09612004

5. People who are deprived of sight not devoid of imagination. Discuss, referring to the text. 09612005

6. “To me the pageant of seasons is an unending drama”, Comment. 09612006

BOX / ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS

1. How can we relate the underlined phrase “eat, drink and be merry” with this paragraph? 09612007

2. Why is arising of the sun so special for the author? (Board 2016) 09612008

3. How does the revelation of beauty mean to her? 09612009

4. Why has Hellen Keller no time to waste in longings? 09612010

5. What is the meaning of underlined phrase “a thrilling and unending drama”?

09612011

6. Explain the difference between facilities and opportunities. 09612012

7. What is Epicureanism? 09612013

8. Why doesn’t she want to regret? 09612014

9. How would Helen Keller like to spend three days of her imaginary sight? 09612015

10. What did she want to introduce in universities and why? 09612016

VOCABULARY

A. Consult a dictionary to find the meanings of the given words. 09612017

sluggish, quiver, animate, panorama, buoyant, dormant, manifold, convolutions, kaleidoscopic, epicurean, impending

B. Encircle the option that relates to the text. 09612018

i. Apparently means :

a) obviously b) as it appears c) clearly

ii. Manifold means:

a) different types b) many layers c) an object

iii. Quiver means:

a) To demonstrate b) to shake slightly c) to act amusingly

C. For each of these words from the passage, give one word or short phrase which has the same meaning. 09612019

emphasize

appreciative

lush

pageant

GRAMMAR

Conditionals: Type II (imaginary condition) 09612020

Conditionals of this type are used when we talk about something which we do not expect to happen or which is purely imaginative.

a. Simple sentence: 09612021

All main clauses can stand as simple sentence when the rest of the sentence is removed.

b. Compound Sentence: 09612022

A compound sentence contains two or more main clauses.

c. Complex Sentence: 09612023

A complex sentence consists of one or more main clauses and one or more subordinate clauses.

A. Complete the following conditionals. 09612024

i. If I were the education minister, I would promote literacy.

ii. If you had a degree you would have got a good job.

iii. If you worked hard, you would get first position.

iv. If he stopped smoking he would be healthy.

v. We could win the match, if we played well.

C. Match the halves to make complete sentences. 09612026

If you had not drunk water from that well	Your teeth would go bad.
If you ate sweets all the time	You might hit somebody’s head.
If you don’t use a mosquito net	You may fall off.
If you don’t keep food in the fridge	You may catch malaria.
If you cycle with things in your hand	It will go bad in hot weather.
If you wave the stick in the air	You wouldn’t have fallen in.

D. Pick out simple, compound and complex sentences from the text. 09612027

E. Identify and write the simple, compound and complex sentence in the given column. 09612028

He came to see me, but I was not present at home.
She wrote an article in the newspaper.
We shall die one day or the other, for we are immortal.
They finished the work in time.
My mother always prays for my success.
They serve God well who serve His creatures.
I called him but he gave me no answer.
A guest who stays for a long time is not welcomed.
I soon returned home because I was upset.

F. Identify hyphens and dashes in the following sentences and mark in the relevant box.

09612029

1. The injured woman is thirty-five years old.

2. You are the friend – the only friend – who offered to help me.

3. This is very important – Are you listening to me?

4. Samina ate three-quarters of a large size pizza.

5. Mr. Aziz is a well-known person in town.

6. We went to USA – and met a very old friend there.

7. My neighbor wanted us – my daughter my son and me – to meet her guests.

8. My great - grandfather owned a big house in his home town.

WRITING SKILLS

A. What does the author mean by saying “the seeing see little.” Explain in a paragraph. 09612030

B. What is the ‘epicurean motto’? Discuss. 09612031

C. Write a paragraph on the difficulties of a special child. 09612032

Additional Sentences 09612033

Words	Sentences
Accustomed
Animated
Anxious
Appreciation
Appreciative
Awed
Bark
Birch
Chastened
Companionship
Compressed
Compulsory
Convince
Convinced
Delicate
Delight
Destination
Devote
Devoted
Doomed
Doomed
Dormant
Emphasize
Epicurean
Faculties
Fortunate
Glimpse
Glimpse
Hasty
Haunted
Impending
Inanimate
Incredulous
Kaleidoscopic
Keen
Longing for
Lovingly
Lush
Luxurious
Magnificent
Mellow
Miracle
Miracle
Occasionally
Pageant
Panorama
Regret
Remarkable
Reveal
Shaggy
Sharply
Sluggish
Spongy
Stroke
Texture
Thrilling
Transform
Vigour
Vigour
Worth living

Objective Type

Choose the word with correct spellings. 09612034

Sr.No.

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

Dorment

Darment

Dormente

Dormant

ii.

Origin

Originee

Origine

Oreegin

iii.

Ensight

Ensite

Insight

Insighte

iv.

Illustrate

Ellustrate

Ellustrete

Illostrate

Vigor

Vigore

Vigour

Vegour

vi.

Technology

Technolegy

Tachnogoy

Tchnology

vii.

Convolushuns

Convolentions

Convalutions

Convolutions

viii.

Excellent

Exsellent

Excelent

ix.

Fortone

Fortune

Fortoon

Fortuen

Inanemate

Inenimate

Inenemate

Inanimate

xi.

Dalicate

Delicate

Dalikate

Delicete

xii.

Panorama

Penorama

Panurama

Panoroma

xiii.

Pageant

Pagiant

Pagent

Pagaent

xiv.

Tuch

Toch

Touch

Tuoch

xv.

Longing

Langinge

Lunosging

Laanging

xvi.

Sveetness

Sweetnes

Swetness

Sweetness

xvii.

Domeed

Doomed

dumeed

Doumed

xviii.

Revealed

Reveleed

Rewealed

Reveleead

Choose the correct meanings of the underlined word and fill up the bubbles. 09612035

Sr. No.

Questions

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

In an unwise manner. The underlined is a _______.

Sentence

Phrase

Simple sentence

Adverb

ii.

The beauty of woods hewitches minds:

Forest

Hill

Sesert

Sea

iii.

Apparently means:

Obviously

As it appears

Clearly

Unclearly

iv.

Which of the following means the same as gradually.

Quickly

Speedily

Steadily

Hurridely

The dawn was revelation of beauty:

Disclosure

Secrecy

Promotion

Demotion

vi.

Manifold means:

To demonstrate

To shake slightly

To act amusingly

Different types

vii.

The word astonish means:

Make

Mix

Separate

Surprise

viii.

Certainity of impending death.

Easy

Slow

Imminent

Crazy

ix.

The word vigour means:

Harbor

Weakness

Violence

Energy

The word quiver means:

To demonstrate

To shake slightly

To act amusingly

Clearly

xi.

The word texture means:

Structure

Appearance

Outlook

Cold

xii.

Reveal means:

Show

Hide

Write

Say

xiii.

He would try to awaken their dormant faculties. The underlined word means:

Inactive

Active

Weak

Alive

xiv.

There are those, of course, who would adopt the epicurean motto.

Cherry

Eat, drink and be merry

Lorry

Tartary

xv.

In stories, the doomed hero is usually saved.

Trail

Chased

Certain to fail

Mail

xvi.

In the shadow of death bring mellow sweetness to everything they do.

Become less extreme in behaviour

Mild

Harmless

Calmness

xvii.

I should behold with awe the magnificent panorama of life.

Jew

A view of wide area of land

New

Hew

xviii.

The first day I devoted to my friends, animate and inanimate

Holy

Trolly

Jolly

Not alive the way people, animals or plants are

Choose the correct option according to the grammar and fill up the bubbles. 09612036

Sr. No.

Questions

(A)

(B)

(C)

(D)

Night came on and the room grew dark. This is a / an _____.

Simple sentence

Compound sentence

Complex sentence

Compound-complex sentence

ii.

If I were you, I should not do that. This sentence is conditional.

Type I

Type II

Type III

None of these

iii.

I called him but he gave me no answer. This is a/an ..... sentence.

Compound

Complex

Simple

Conditional

iv.

They can stay where they are. The underlined clause is an adverb clause of.

Condition

Time

Reason

Place

'Most of us take life for granted'. Is:

Compound sentence

Simple sentence

Complex sentence

Optative sentence

vi.

He led a life devoid of blame. The underlined phrase is a / an _____.

Adverb phrase

Noun phrase

Adjective phrase

Preposition phrase

vii.

They finished the work in time.

The sentence is a / an _______.

Simple sentence

Exclamatory sentence

Negative sentence

Interrogative sentence

viii.

Sometimes I have thought that it would be an excellent rule.

Adjective in the sentence is:

Would be

Excellent

Rule

ix.

“Revelation of beauty” is:

Noun

Verb

Pronoun

Phrase

What I should most like to see if I was given the use of my eyes. The sentence is conditional

Type I

Type II

Type III

None of these

xi.

If I were the president of university, I should establish a compulsory course. The sentence is conditional

Type I

Type II

Type III

None of these

xii.

The city becomes my destination. The sentence is:

Simple sentence

Complex sentence

Compound sentence

Imperative sentence

Review III: Unit 9 - 12

COMPREHENSION

A. Answer the following questions:

1. Describe some qualities of the personality of the nurse in the story. 09612037

2. What are the causes of drug addiction?

09612038

3. What is the role of counselling in preventing drug addiction? 09612039

4. What are the responsibilities of the families to ensure complete recovery of such patients? 09612040

5. How do you define noise pollution?

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6. How is transport a source of noise

pollution? 09612042

7. What kind of precautions may reduce noise coming from electronic devices? 09612043

8. Who was Helen Keller? 09612044

9. What did she want to introduce in universities and why? 09612045

10. “To me the pageant of seasons is an unending drama”, Comment. 09612046

VOCABULARY

A. Choose the correct option:

i. The opposite of ‘satisfied’ is _______.

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(a) unsatisfied (b) insatisfied

ii. Choose the correct spelling. 09612048

(a) convolutions (b) onvolushuns (c) convoleutions (d) convalutions

iii. Which of the following means the same as ‘gradually’? 09612049

(a) quickly (b) speedily

iv. Which of the following does not mean the same as ‘manifold’? 09612050

(a) various (b) few

GRAMMAR

A. Choose the correct option:

i. The teacher said to us, “Work hard.” 09612051

(a) The teacher said to us to work hard. (b) The teacher told us to work hard.

ii. Which of the following is a phrase? 09612052

(a) It is of no use. (b) He is well.

iii. Beside the ungathered rice he lay. The underlined phrase is a/an __________. 09612053

(a) adjective phrase (b) noun phrase

iv. He led a life devoid of blame. The underlined phrase is a/an____________. 09612054

(a) adverb phrase (b) noun phrase

v. The moment which is lost is lost forever. The underlined word is a/an _______. 09612055

(a) indefinite pronoun (b) reflexive pronoun

vi. Why don’t you go along ___________ your brother? 09612056

(a) to (b) with (c) by (d) for

vii. The government has levied more taxes. ___________ the salary structure has not been improved. 09612057

(a) in fact (b) but (c) hence (d) whereas

viii. That was the reason why he came late. The underlined clause is a/an ___________.

(a) adverb clause (b) adjective clause 09612058

ix. He came after night had fallen. The underlined clause is an adverb clause of ______.

(a) condition (b) place (c) time (d) reason 09612059

x. They can stay where they are. The underlined clause is an adverb clause of _____.

(a) condition (b) place (c) time (d) reason 09612060

xi. I am glad that you like it. The underlined clause is an adverb clause of ___________.

(a) condition (b) place (c) time (d) reason 09612061

xii. If I were you, I should not do that. This sentence is conditional ___________. 09612062

(a) type I (b) type II (c) type III (d) none of these

WRITING SKILLS

A. Write a unified paragraph on any social issue/topic. 09612063

CORRUPTION 09612064

B. Write any expository composition showing comparison and contrast between things, events, situations, places, action, idea or a problem. 09612065

C. Write an essay on a general subject: 09612066

My Favourite Book 09612067

D. Write formal letters to people in extended social and academic environment for various purposes. Write the address on the envelope clearly and in proper format. 09612068

E. Write and revise applications to people in extended environment using correct format, layout and tone. 09612069

Causative

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1. 2. What do you understand by the phrase “in a fit of fury”? 09604020

2. 3. Why was Abu Jehl furious? (Board 2016) 09604021

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