English 9th Class
Question Answers from
Book Question No.2
2. Answer any FIVE of the following
questions: 10 Marks
Unit No.1 The Saviour of Mankind
1)
What
type of land Arabia is?
Ans. Arabia is a land of unparalleled charm and beauty, with
its trackless deserts of sand dunes in the dazzling rays of very hot sun.
2)
Why
was the Holy Quran sent in Arabic?
Ans. Since it is a language of eloquence, AlLahore
Board Almighty sent it in Arabic.
3)
For
which ability were the Arabs famous?
Ans. The Arabs were famous for their remarkable
memory and ability of eloquence.
4)
What
was the condition of mankind before the Holy Prophet (SAW)?
Ans. Mankind stood on the verge of chaos. The
civilization had started crumbling. It had fallen victim to wrong beliefs,
social evils, cruelty and injustice.
5)
Why
did the Holy Prophet (SAW) stay in the cave of Hira
Ans. Holy Prophet (SAW) stayed in the cave of the
mount Hira
6)
What
was the first revelation?
Ans. Read
in the name of the Lord Who created; created man from a clot (of congealed
blood): Read they Lord is most Bountiful
7)
Why
did the pagan Arabs threaten the Holy Prophet’s (SAW) uncle?
Ans. Since
the belief of Oneness of God (Tauheed) was threatening the dominance the Pagan
Arabs in the society, they threatened the Holy Prophet’s (SAW) uncle.
8)
What
did Hazrat Ayesha (RA) say about the life of the Holy Prophet (SAW)?
Ans. She said, “His morals and characters are the
embodiment of the Holy Quran.”
Unit No.2 Patriotism
1)
How
will you define patriotism?
Ans. Patriotism means love for the motherland or
devotion to one’s country.
2)
What
are the qualities of a patriot?
Ans. A patriot loves his country and is always
willing to sacrifice for its when the need arises.
3)
As
a citizen of Pakistan
Ans. As
a citizen of Pakistan
4)
What
makes us stay alert in the wake of foreign invasion?
Ans. It is the spirit of patriotism that makes us
stay alert in the wake of foreign invasion.
5)
How
will you elaborate Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s quote? “We must develop a
sense of patriotism galvanize us all into one united and strong nation?”
Ans. If
we develop a sense of patriotism we shall not fall prey to disunity,
disharmony, provincialism and disintegration. They spirit of patriotism will
keep us united and strong.
Unit
No.3 Media and Its Impact
1)
What
is the most important function that media performs?
Ans. It
raises awareness about many social issues like corruption, terrorism, drug
addiction and violation of human rights. It has also become the mouthpiece of
the downtrodden.
2)
What
are the two major means of communication?
Ans. Electronic media and print media are the two
major means of communication. It includes films, radio, television, internet,
newspapers and magazines.
3)
How
does media provide entertainment?
Ans. Electronic
media includes films, radio, television and internet. TV is a very fine medium
of entertainment. We enjoy different kinds of programmes on it such as music,
sports, dramas, jazz, matches and movies. On the radio, we hear all kinds of
music from different radio stations. We listen to drams in different languages.
In newspapers, we read humorous essays and stories and sports news.
4)
What
happens when media is allowed to play its role unchecked?
Ans. If media is allowed to play its role
unchecked, it may spread false news against the government, which is very
harmful for a stable government. It may speak in favour of opposition
unnecessarily for its self-interests and can excite people against the
government. It may overthrow a government through its false propaganda. A
dishonest media is dangerous for a peaceful society.
5)
What
is the difference between electronic media and print media?
Ans. Film, radio, television and internet are
included in electronic media while books, magazines and newspapers are included
in print media.
6)
Give
three reasons in support of your favourite T.V. programme.
Ans. The National Geographic is a well known
documentary programme on wildlife and nature. I like this programme very much
because it focuses mainly on the ever changing world, on wild life and on
nature and people that colour it with. It is a window to the world. By watching
it, I can travel, explore and discover the four corners of the world. It has
expanded my knowledge about nature and wildlife. I get a chance to enjoy
beautiful sights of the world. I never feed restless or bored while watching
this programme.
Unit No.4 Hazrat Asma (R.A)
1)
What
happened when Abu Jehl asked about Hazrat Abu Bakr?
Ans. When
Abu Jehl asked Hazrat Abu Bakr (R.A) about her father’s whereabouts, she
counter questioned him, “How would I know?” This infuriated Abu Jehl. He slapped
Hazrat Asma’s (R.A) face so hard that her ear-ring fell off. She faced him
bravely and did not reveal the secret.
2)
Why
was Hazrat Abu Quhafa (R.A) worried?
Ans. Hazrat
Abu Quhafa (R.A) was worried that Hazrat Abu Bakr (R.A) had taken all the
wealth with him leaving him and children empty handed and helpless.
3)
How
did Hazrat Asma (R.A) console her grandfather?
Ans. Hazrat
Asma (R.A) immediately gatahered some pebbles and put them at the place where
her fataher used to keep his money and jewls and covered them with a piece of
cloth. She called her grand-father and told him that her father had left all
that for us. He touched the cloth and his concern was alleviated. In this way,
Hazrat Asma (R.A) consoled her grand-father.
4)
Who
was Hazrat AbdulLahore Board bin Zubair (R.A)?
Ans. Hazrat AbdulLahore Board bin Zubair (R.A)
was son of Hazrat Asma (R.A).
5)
What
message do you get from the life of Hazrat Asma (R.A)?
Ans. The
message we get from the life of Hazrat Asma (R.A) is that one should live a
life of bravery, truthfulness, piety, generosity and patience.
6)
“Her
life would always be a beacon of light for all of us.” How?
Ans. Hazrat
Asma (R.A) was an embodiment of bravery, generosity and patience. She had
resolute faith in AlLahore Board Almighty and always showed patience in
sufferings and hardships. Therefore, her life would always be a beacon of light
for all of us.
7)
Which
incident in the story showed Hazrat Asma’s (R.A) love and respect for the
Propher (SAW)?
Ans. The
role of Hazrat Asma (R.A) played at the time of the migration of the Holy
Prophet (SAW) showed her love and respect for the Holy Prophet (SAW).
Disbelievers of Makkah were bent upon taking the life of the Prophet (SAW) and
were looking for him. She risked her life and supplied food to Holy Prophet
(SAW) in the cave
of Thaur
8)
Which
incident in the story tells about the generosity of Hazrat Asma (R.A)?
Ans. When
Hazrat Asma (R.A) inherited a garden after the death of her sister Hazrat
Ayesha (RA) she sold it and gave away all the money among the poor and the
needy. She felt pleasure in doing so.
Unit No.5 Daffodils
1)
What
do the daffodils represent in the poem?
Ans. Daffodils represent nature and its impact on
human beings.
2)
What
is the central idea of the poem?
Ans. The
central idea of the poem is that it represents before us not only the
attractive and exciting beauty of nature but also the purifying and enduring
impact of it on human beings.
3)
What
“wealth” do memories of the scene give to the poet?
Ans. It is about moments in our life that we
replay in our memories.
4)
List
the words that heighten the sound effect in the poem.
Ans. Vales and hills, sprightly dance, jocund
company.
5)
How
has the poet heightened the impact of the poem by using the figurative
language?
Ans. The
poet has heightened the impact of the poem by using figurative language such as
“they stretched in never ending line” and “ten thousand saw I at a glance”.
Unit No.6 The Quaid’s Vision and
Pakistan
1)
How
much confidence did Quaid-e-Azam have in his nation?
Ans. The Quaid-e-Azam had a great confidence in
his nation.
2)
What
was the Quaid’s concept of our nation?
Ans. The
Quaid’s concept of our nation was that we are one nation on the basis of
religion and culture.
3)
What
was the ideology of Pakistan
Ans. The
ideology of the Quaid-e-Azam was based on the pivot of the Muslim unity and
oneness as a nation.
4)
What can be the possible solution to our
present problems?
Ans. The
possible solution to our problems is that we should not fall prey to fatal
diseases of disunity, disharmony and disintegration. We should pay heed to the
Quaid’s warnings and advice.
5)
How
can we become a strong nation?
Ans. We
can become a strong nation if we start to think beyond personal, local,
linguistic, ethnic, sectarian or provincial identities and prejudices.
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6)
What
would the Quaid feel to see the present condition of the country and the nation?
Ans. He
would have been extremely grief-stricken to see that his nation is falling prey
to fatal diseases of disunity, disharmony and disintegration.
7)
What
does love of our country demand from us?
Ans. The
love of our country demands from us that we should think beyond our personal
motives and make Pakistan
8)
What
is the result of neglecting the advice of the Quaid-e-Azam?
Ans. We
swiftly fell victim to fatal diseases of disunity, disharmony and
disintegration.
Unit No.7 The Sultan Ahmad Mosque
1)
Why
the Sultan Ahmad Mosque is also known as the Blue Mosque?
Ans. The Sultan Ahmad Mosque is known as the blue
Mosque because of the blue tiles that embellish its interior.
2)
Who
was appointed as the architect of the mosque?
Ans. Sedefhar Mehmat Aga was appointed the royal
architect of the mosque.
3)
Why
was a heavy iron chain hung at the entrance of the court?
Ans. A
heavy iron chain was hung at the entrance of the court, so that the Sultan had
to lower his head everytime he entered the court in order not to get hit and
also as the symbolic gesture, to ensure the humility of the ruler in the face
of the divine.
4)
How
does interior of the mosque look?
Ans. The interior of the Mosque is embellished
with blue tiles, which gives its interior an attractive look.
5)
Why
do you think Madrassah and hospice was part of the mosque?
Ans. I
think the Madrassah was for the students who came to acquire Islamic religious
education and the hospice was for the needy and the destitude.
6)
Who
constructed Mosque Sophia?
Ans. The Hagia Sophia Mosque was constructed by
an Ottoman Caliph.
7) What does the ‘Royal Kiosk’ mean?
Ans. A Royal Kiosk was a small separate room
built in the Mosque for the exclusive use of a Turkish sultan.
Unit No.8 Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening
1) Who is the speaker in the poem?
Ans. The speaker in the poem is the horse rider.
2)
Whom
does the speaker refer to in the first stanza of the poem?
Ans. The speaker refers to the owner of the
woods.
3)
Why
does the speaker stop on ‘the darkest evening of the year’?
Ans. He
think to stop on the darkest evening of the year because the woods are lovely,
dark and deep.
4)
Why
does the horse impatiently await the next move of his master?
Ans. The
horse impatiently awaits the next move of his master as there is no farm house
nearby. We would not be able to get any food. He is also fearful that he might
have made some stake.
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?
Ans. He
is captivated by the beauty of the dark, deep and lovely woods but he has
promises to keep that is to say that he has some worldly tasks to accomplish.
Therefore, he does not stop there for long.
Unit No.9 All is not Lost
1) Why did the nurse ask Hira’s sister to
come and talk to her?
Ans. Hira
had severe bus-accident. She had received severe head and spinal injuries. The
nurse tried to do several exercises on her lifeless arms but in vain. She made
her younger sister to come and talk to her, thinking that her voice might
activate her sister’s nearly dead neurons and brain.
2)
Why
did the nurse disagree with the doctor’s point of view?
Ans. The
nurse did not agree with the doctor’s point of view that Hira was a hopeless
case and would never walk again in life, thinking that it was unwise to leave a
patient unattended. Life is very precious, a chance should be given to a
patient.
3)
Why
did the nurse ask herself the question: “Was it worthwhile to oppose and fight
the decision of senior and more qualified surgeons?
Ans. The
patient was a hopeless case in the eyes of the surgeons and they wanted to get
the bed cleared for other patients. The nurse requested the senior doctors to
let her stay in the I.C.U. and allow her to attend to the patient. Her request
was conceded to. She had risked her career for a hopeless case. She also
thought it would not be worthwhile to oppose the senior surgeons, if the
patient could not walk on her own feet.
4)
Describe
some qualities of the personality of the nurse in the story.
Ans. She
is a beginner in the profession of nursing. She is working in the I.C.U. of
neurology. She is very sincere to her profession. She is so kind-hearted that
she feels the pains of the injured. She is a wise nurse and uses every kind of
devices to make patients recover. She is an optimist. She is always ready to
fight a lost war. She is proud of her profession.
5)
Why
did the Nurse say: “Where there is a will, there is a way”?
Ans. She
said so because she proved it practically that a hopeless patient could be
cured if you are willing to fight a lost war.
Unit No.10
1)
What
are the effects of drug addiction?
Ans. Long term use of drugs causes permanent
mental and physical sickness.
2)
What
are the causes of drug addiction?
Ans. Drug addiction is caused by genetic and
environmental factors.
3)
What
important role do rehabilitation centres play in controlling drug addiction?
Ans. The
rehabilitation centres play an important role in controlling drug addition by
providing the addicts proper guidance and treatment.
4)
What
is the role of counseling in preventing drug addiction?
Ans. The factor that contributes in rehabilitation
of the drug victim is proper counseling. The sooner it is done, the better for
the victim.
5)
Why
do families feel reluctant to take the drug victims to drug rehabilitation
centres?
Ans. Because of fear being outcast the families
of the drug victims feel reluctant to take them to drug rehabilitation centres.
6)
What
are the responsibilities of the families to ensure complete recovery of such
patients?
Ans. Doctors,
family and friends must continue to critically watch and counsel the victim for
better motivation and adjustment.
Unit No.11 Noise in the Environment
1)
How
do you define noise pollution?
Ans. Noise
pollution is defined as any form of noise that disrupts the normal functioning
of life.
2)
How
is transport a source of noise pollution?
Ans. Excessive
use of vehicle horns is a main source of noise pollution. Airplanes, trains and
ships are also sources of noise pollution for people living in colonies near
airports and railway stations.
3)
How
is construction work a cause of noise pollution?
Ans. The
transport and equipment used at construction sites, its grilling and piercing
sound is cause of noise pollution.
4)
How
is use of technology causing noise pollution?
Ans. Technology
based things produce damaging sound, which is freely audible. Thus, the use of
technology is causing noise pollution.
5)
Why
is noise dangerous for human health?
Ans. Noise
is dangerous for human health, as it has a negative impact on it. It can cause
conditions such as aggression, high blood of pressure, hearing loss, restlessness,
depression, insomnia and anxiety.
6)
What
kind of precautions may reduce noise coming from electronic devices?
Ans. Listening
to loud music or watching TV on a loud volume should be strictly prohibited.
Excessive use of electricity generators and loud speaker in residential areas
should also be discouraged. The government of Pakistan
Unit No.12 Three Days to See
1)
Who
was Helen Keller?
Ans. Helen
Keller was a woman who became deaf and blind at the age of 19 when she was
seven years old Anne Sullivan, took charge of her. She was a twenty years old
graduate of the Perkins
School
2)
Describe
the thought expressed by the author in the first paragraph.
Ans. The
author thought that it would be an excellent rule to live each day as if we
should die tomorrow. Such an attitude would emphasizes the values of life.
3)
What
makes you feel that the author is sad and depressed?
Ans. The
author is sad and depressed that the people with sight can see so little. She
is a blind, even so she can see better than people with sight.
4)
How
do you get an impression that she was a great admirer of Nature?
Ans. She
was a great admirer of nature. We get this impression that when she admires the
rising sun and the pageant of seasons and trees.
5) People who are deprived of sight are
not devoid of imagination. Discuss referring to the text.
Ans. The
author of this lesson is not only blind but also deaf but she had better imagination
than the people who can see. Her views on nature and people have proved it.
6) “To me the pageant of seasons is an
unending drama”. Comment.
Ans. This
sentence tells that the change in the seasons is endless. This is the law of
nature.
English 9th Class
Question Answers from Book Question No.2
2. Answer any FIVE of the following
questions: 10 Marks
Unit No.1
1)
What
type of land Arabia is?
2)
Why
was the Holy Quran sent in Arabic?
3)
For
which ability were the Arabs famous?
4)
What
was the condition of mankind before the Holy Prophet (SAW)?
5)
Why
did the Holy Prophet (SAW) stay in the cave of Hira
6)
What
was the first revelation?
7)
Why
did the pagan Arabs threaten the Holy Prophet’s (SAW) uncle?
8)
What
did Hazrat Ayesha (RA) say about the life of the Holy Prophet (SAW)?
Unit No.2
1)
How
will you define patriotism?
2)
What
are the qualities of a patriot?
3)
As
a citizen of Pakistan what are your duties towards your country?
4)
What
makes us stay alert in the wake of foreign invasion?
5)
How
will you elaborate Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s quote?
Unit
No.3
1)
What
is the most important function that media performs?
2)
What
are two major means of communication?
3)
How
media does provide entertainment?
4)
What
happens when media is allowed to play its role unchecked?
5)
What
is the difference between electronic media and print media?
6)
Give
three reasons in support of your favourite T.V. programme.
Unit No.4
1)
What
happened when Abu Jehl asked about Hazrat Abu Bakr?
2)
Why
was Hazrat Abu Quhafa (R.A) worried?
3)
How
did Hazrat Azma (R.A) console her grandfather?
4)
Who
was Hazrat AbdulLahore Board bin Zubair (R.A)?
5)
What
message do you get from the life of Hazrat Asma (R.A)?
6)
“Her
life would always be a beacon of light for all of us.” How?
7)
Which
incident in the story showed Hazrat Asma’s (R.A) love and respect for the
Propher (SAW)?
8)
Which
incident in the story tells about the generosity of Hazrat Asma (R.A)?
Unit No.5
1) What do the daffodils represent in the
poem?
2)
What
is the central idea of the poem?
3)
What
“wealth” do memories of the scene give to the poet?
4)
List
the words that heighten the sound effect in the poem.
5)
How
has the poet heightened the impact of the poem by using the figurative
language?
Unit No.6
1)
How
much confidence did Quaid-e-Azam have in his nation?
2)
What
was the Quaid’s concept of our nation?
3)
What
was the ideology of Pakistan in view of Quaid-e-Azam?
4)
What
can be the possible solution to our present problems?
5)
How
can we become a strong nation?
6)
What
would the Quaid feel to see the present condition of the country and the
nation?
7)
What
does love of our country demand from us?
8)
What
is the result of neglecting the advice of the Quaid-e-Azam?
Unit No.7
1)
Why
the Sultan Ahmad Mosque is also known as the Blue Mosque?
2)
Who
was appointed as the architect of the mosque?
3)
Why
was a heavy iron chain hung at the entrance of the court?
4)
How
does interior of the mosque look?
5)
Why
do you think Madrassah and hospice was part of the mosque?
6)
Who
constructed Mosque Sophia?
7) What does the ‘Royal Kiosk’ mean?
Unit No.8
1) Who
is the speaker in the poem?
2)
Whom
does the speaker refer to in the first stanza of the poem?
3)
Why
does the speaker stop on ‘the darkest evening of the year’?
4)
Why
does the horse impatiently await the next move of his master?
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?
Unit No.9
1) Why
did the nurse ask Hira’s sister to come and talk to her?
2)
Why
did the nurse disagree with the doctor’s point of view?
3)
Why
did the nurse ask herself the question: “Was it worthwhile to oppose and fight
the decision of senior and more qualified surgeons?
4)
Describe
some qualities of the personality of the nurse in the story.
5)
Why
did the Nurse say: “Where there is a will, there is a way”?
Unit No.10
1)
What
are the effects of drug addiction?
2)
What
are the causes of drug addiction?
3)
What
important role do rehabilitation centres play in controlling drug addiction?
4)
What
is the role of counseling in preventing drug addiction?
5)
Why
do families feel reluctant to take the drug victims to drug rehabilitation
centres?
6)
What
are the responsibilities of the families to ensure complete recovery of such
patients?
Unit No.11
1)
How
do you define noise pollution?
2)
How
is transport a source of noise pollution?
3)
How
is construction work a cause of noise pollution?
4)
How
is use of technology causing noise pollution?
5)
Why
is noise dangerous for human health?
6)
What
kind of precautions may reduce noise coming from electronic devices?
Unit No.12
1)
Who
was Helen Keller?
2)
Describe
the thought expressed by the author in the first paragraph.
3)
What
makes you feel that the author is sad and depressed?
4)
How
do you get an impression that she was a great admirer of Nature?
5) People
who are deprived of sight are not devoid of imagination. Discuss referring to
the text.
6) “To me the pageant of seasons is an
unending drama”. Comment.
English 9th Class
Question Answers from Book Question No.2
2. Answer any FIVE of the following
questions: 10 Marks
2013 G-I
i) Why was Abu Jehl furious?
ii) What was the author’s inspiration for
his painting?
iii)
How
do people spend Nauroz holidays?
iv)
How
can we become a strong nation?
v)
Who
started the construction of the Blue Mosque?
vi)
Why
did the nurse say: “Where there is a will there is a way”?
vii)
What
are the effects of drug addiction?
viii)
Who
was Helen Keller?
2013 G-II
i) What happened when Abu Jehl asked about Hazrat Abu
Bakar(RA)?
ii) What message do you get from the life of Hazrat Asma (RA)?
iii)
How
do festivals promote peace and harmony?
iv)
How
do people spend Nauroz holidays?
v)
What
was Quaid’s concept of our nation?
vi)
How
can we become a strong nation?
vii)
How
does media provide entertainment?
viii)
How
does the interior of the “Mosque Sultan Ahmad” look?
Model Paper No.1
i)
What
was the condition of mankind before the Holy Prophet (SAW)?
ii)
What
makes us stay alert in the wake of foreign invasion?
iii)
How
does media provide entertainment?
iv)
What
message do you get from the life of Hazrat Asma (RA)?
v)
What
“wealth” do memories of the scene give to the poet?
vi)
Who
was appointed as the architect of the mosque?
vii)
Why
did the nurse ask Hira’s sister to come and talk to her?
viii)
What
are the responsibilities of the families to ensure complete recovery of such
patients?
Model Paper No.2
i)
Why
was the Holy Quran sent in Arabic?
ii)
How
will you define patriotism?
iii)
What
happens when media is allowed to play its role unchecked?
iv)
Which
incident in the story tells us about he generosity of Hazrat Asma (RA)?
v)
List
the words that heighten the sound effect in the poem “Daffodils”.
vi)
How
does the interior of the mosque look?
vii)
Why
did the nurse disagree with the doctor’s point of view?
viii)
How
do you define noise pollution?
Model Paper No.3
i)
For
which ability were the Arabs famous?
ii)
What
are qualities of a patriot?
iii)
What
are two major means of communication?
iv)
Which
incident in the story shows Hazrat Asma’s (RA) love and respect for the Holy
Prophet (SAW)?
v)
What
do the daffodils represent in the poem?
vi)
Why
do you think Madrassah and hospice was part of the mosque?
vii)
Describe
some qualities of the nurse in the story.
viii)
How
is transport a source of noise pollution?
Model Paper No.4
i)
What
type of land Arabia is?
ii)
As
a citizen of Pakistan
iii)
What
is the most important function that media performs?
iv)
How
did Hazrat Asma (RA) console her grandfather?
v)
How
can we become a strong nation?
vi)
Who
constructed Mosque Sophia?
vii)
Why
did the nurse say: “Where there is a will there is a way”?
viii)
What
kind of precautions may reduce noise coming from electronic devices?
Model Paper No.5
i)
Why
did the Holy Prophet (SAW) stay in the cave of Hira
ii)
How
will you define patriotism?
iii)
What
is the most important function that media performs?
iv)
What
happened when Abu Jehl asked about Hazrat Abu Bakar Siddique (RA)?
v)
What
can be the possible solution to our present problems?
vi)
Why
Sultan Ahmad Mosque is also known as Blue Mosque?
vii)
What
are the effects of drug addiction?
viii)
Why
is noise dangerous for human health?
Model Paper No.6
i)
What
did Hazrat Ayesha (RA) say about the life of the Holy Prophet (SAW)?
ii)
How
will you elaborate Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah’s quote?
iii)
How
does media provide entertainment?
iv)
Who
was Hazrat AbdulLahore Board bin Zubair RA)?
v)
How
much confidence did Quaid-e-Azam have in his nation?
vi)
Who
was appointed as the architect of the mosque?
vii)
What
the causes of drug addiction?
viii)
How
is use of technology causing noise pollution?
Model Paper No.7
i)
Why
did the pagan Arabs threaten the Holy Prophet (SAW)?
ii)
As
a citizen of Pakistan
iii)
What
are the two major means of communication?
iv)
“Her
life would always be a beacon of light for all of us”. How?
v)
What
was the Quaid’s concept of our nation?
vi)
Why
was a heavy iron chain hung at the entrance of the court?
vii)
What
important role do rehabilitation centres play to control drug addition?
viii)
Why
is noise dangerous for human health?
Model Paper No.8
i)
For
which abilities were the Arabs famous?
ii)
What
the qualities of a patriot?
iii)
Give
three reason in support of your favourite TV programme.
iv)
What
happened when Abu Jehl asked about Hazrat Abu Bakar Siddique (RA)?
v)
What
message do you get from the life of Hazrat Asma (RA)?
vi)
Why
does the speaker stop on “the darkest evening of the year”?
vii)
What
is the role of counseling in preventing drug addition?
viii)
Who
was Helen Keller?
Model Paper No.9
i)
What
was the condition of mankind before the Holy Prophet (SAW)?
ii)
How
will you define patriotism?
iii)
Why
was Hazrat Abu Quhafaa (RA) worried?
iv)
Which
incident in the story tells about the generosity of Asma (RA)?
v)
What
was the ideology of Pakistan
vi)
Why
does the horse impatiently await the next move of his master?
vii)
What
are the effects of drug addiction?
viii)
Why
did the nurse say: “Where there is a will there is a way”?
Model Paper No.10
i)
What
type of land of Arabia
ii)
What
the qualities of a patriot?
iii)
Who
was Hazrat AbdulLahore Board bin Zubair (RA)?
iv)
Which
incident in the story showed Hazrat Asma (RA)’s love and respect for the Holy
Prophet (SAW)?
v)
Why
Sultan Ahmed Mosque is also known as Blue Mosque?
vi)
Why
does not the poet (Robert Frost) stop for long to enjoy nature’s beauty?
vii)
What
are the causes of drug addiction?
viii) Describe the thought expressed by the
author in the first paragraph with reference to “Three days to see”.
Lahore
Board 2012 Group-I
i) Why
should women work?
Ans. Women should
work for themselves, for their men and children. In this way, they can serve
their nation and country.
ii) How
many days do the celebrations last?
Ans. The New Year
celebrations last for fifteen days; from the new moon to the full moon.
iii) What is meant by extra-curricular
activities?
Ans. Extra-curricular
activities are those activities which are outside the regular course of
studies.
iv) What are the main causes of traffic
accidents?
Ans. The main causes of accidents on the roads
are:
a) Fast
driving
b) Carelessness
c) Ignorance
of traffic rules.
v) How does water pollution take place?
Ans. Water
pollution takes place when it gets mixed with unclean and filthy mater due to
poor drainage and sanitation system.
vi) Name
some modern means of communication?
Ans. Telephone,
internet, E-mail and mobile phones are modern means of communication.
vii) Who
are drones?
Ans. The drones are male bees and they do not
work.
Lahore Board 2012 Group-II
i) Where
did Hina and her brother go?
Ans. They went to a village fair.
ii) What are the main causes of traffic
accidents?
Ans. The main causes of accidents on the roads
are:
a) Fast
driving
b) Carelessness
c) Ignorance
of traffic rules.
iii) How has Islam helped the Western
countries to develop the sciences?
Ans. Islam preserved the Greek heritage and passed
it on to the Western countries with its contributions.
iv) How do the tiny roots drive water from
the soil?
Ans. The roots and the tiny hairs on them take up
water from earth and pass it to the stem of the plant.
v) What was the condition of women before
the advent of Islam?
Ans. Before the arrival of Islam, women were
treated in a very inhuman manner. Most of the girls were burnt or buried alive
in their childhood.
vi)
What
title was given to Hazrat Khalid bin Waleed (R.A) by Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) and
why?
Ans. Hazrat
Muhammad (SAW) gave him the title of “SaifulLahore Board” which means the Sword
of AlLahore Board. He was given this title because he was very brave.
vii) When does each Chinese month starts?
Ans. Each Chinese month starts on the day of the
new moon.
viii) Who was blamed for this negligence by the
women?
Ans. Women blamed municipal authorities for this
negligence.
Lahore Board 2011
Group-I
i) What is meant by extra-curricular
activities?
Ans. Extra-curricular activities are those
activities which are outside the regular course of studies.
ii)
What
title was given to Hazrat Khalid bin Waleed (R.A) by Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) and
why?
Ans. Hazrat
Muhammad (SAW) gave him the title of “SaifulLahore Board” which means the Sword
of AlLahore Board. He was given this title because he was very brave.
iii) Where
did the master send the prince?
Ans. The
master sent him alone to the Ming-Li forest.
iv) Which is the favourite colour of
Chinese? What does this colour mean to them?
Ans. Red colour is favourite of the Chinese. They
believe that red colour is for life, strength and valour.
v) How are women contributing in the field
of journalism?
Ans. In the field of journalism, women are
contributing as editors, correspondents, reporters, feature and column writers.
vi) How does water pollution take place?
Ans. Water pollution takes place when it gets
mixed with unclean and filthy mater due to poor drainage and sanitation system.
vii) How is a river formed?
Ans. The water of rain falls on the slopes. It
takes the shape of streams. When these streams join, they make a river.
viii) Why should we not eat uncovered things?
Ans. Uncovered things are exposed to flies, dust
and bacteria. That is why we should not eat uncovered things.
Lahore Board 2011
Group-II
i) What do games teach us?
Ans. Games and sports teach how to use the energy
in the right way.
ii) How does water pollution take place?
Ans. Water pollution takes place when it gets
mixed with unclean and filthy mater due to poor drainage and sanitation system.
iii) Where had Hina and her brother gone?
Ans. They went to a village fair.
iv) What is the importance of the traffic
lights?
Ans. The traffic lights are very important as
they give us an indication about our motion. If there is red light, drivers
must stop. When the light turns yellow they must get ready without moving their
vehicle, but when it changes to green, they must go on.
v) Who are drones?
Ans. The drones are male bees and they do not
work.
vi) At the time of embracing Islam, what did
Hazrat Khalid bin Waleed (R.A) say to Hazrat Muhammad (SAW)?
Ans. When Hazrat Khalid bin Waleed (R.A) embraced
Islam, he requested Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) to pray for his forgiveness by AlLahore
Board. He promised to devote his future life in the service of Islam.
vii) Why should we be kind to animals and
birds?
Ans. Animals and birds serve us in different
ways. We get milk and meat from animals. Hen provides egg and meat to us. Cows
and goats both provide milk and meat to us. A lot of other animals also serve
in different ways. We use animals for transportation. Birds amuse us in various
ways. In view of all these services we should be kind to animals.
Lahore Board 2010
Group-I
i)
What
condition was imposed on the prisoner’s of the battle of Badr?
Ans. They were asked to teach the children of
Muslims to read and write to get freedom.
ii)
What
title was given to Hazrat Khalid bin Waleed (R.A) by Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) and
why?
Ans. Hazrat
Muhammad (SAW) gave him the title of “SaifulLahore Board” which means the Sword
of AlLahore Board. He was given this title because he was very brave.
iii) Why should we be kind to animals and
birds? Do they serve us? If so, in what ways?
Ans. Animals and birds serve us in different
ways. We get milk and meat from animals. We use animals for transportation.
Birds amuse us in various ways. In view of all these services we should be kind
to animals.
iv) Name four extra-curricular activities
you have in your school.
Ans. We have debates, dramas, plays and games in
our school.
v) What steps can you take to reduce land
pollution?
Ans. We should recycle or dispose of the waste
material carefully.
vi) What do bee workers do?
Ans. Bee workers do all the tasks of the hive.
vii) What are the main causes of traffic
accidents?
Ans. The main causes of accidents on the roads
are:
a) Fast driving
b) Carelessness
c) Ignorance
of traffic rules.
viii) How is a river formed?
Ans. The water of rain falls on the slopes. It
takes the shape of streams. When these streams join, they make a river.
Lahore Board 2010
Group-II
i)
What
was the condition of women before the advent of Islam?
Ans. Before the arrival of Islam, women were
treated in a very inhuman manner. Most of the girls were burnt or buried alive
in their childhood.
ii)
What
title was given to Hazrat Khalid bin Waleed (R.A) by Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) and
why?
Ans. Hazrat
Muhammad (SAW) gave him the title of “SaifulLahore Board” which means the Sword
of AlLahore Board. He was given this title because he was very brave.
iii) How are women contributing in the field
of journalism?
Ans. In the field of journalism, women are
contributing as editors, correspondents, reporters, feature and column writers.
iv) What becomes the rain when it has fallen
down on the earth?
Ans. When it rains, the rainwater sinks into flat
areas of earth and it reaches several metres down the earth. This is the water
that plants use.
v) What is the name of park and where is
it is situated?
Ans. The name of the park is ‘Fatima Park’ and it
is located in ‘Satellite Town , B-Block, Rawalpindi
vi) Why are bees also known as hive bees?
Ans. These bees live happily in a specially made
wooden box called a hive, so they are sometimes known as hive bees.
vii) What is the importance of the traffic
lights?
Ans. The traffic lights are very important as
they give us an indication about our motion. If there is red light, drivers
must stop. When the light turns yellow they must get ready without moving their
vehicle, but when it changes to green, they must go on.
viii) Why
and where did the king send his son?
Ans. The
king sent his son Prince Tai to the temple to study under the great master Pan
Ku.
Lahore Board 2009
Group-I
i) Who is the reformer?
Ans. A
reformer is one who brings about the reforms in a society.
ii) What was the condition of women before
the advent of Islam?
Ans. Before the arrival of Islam, women were
treated in a very inhuman manner. Most of the girls were burnt or buried alive
in their childhood.
iii) Why
and where did the king send his son?
Ans. The
king sent his son Prince Tai to the temple to study under the great master Pan
Ku.
iv) Had
the prince discerned every sound already?
Ans. No,
the prince had not discerned every sound already.
v) What is self-employment?
Ans. Self-employment means to earn a living by
working independently of an employer.
vi) What do games teach us?
Ans. Games and sports teach how to use the energy
in the right way.
vii) How does water pollution take place?
Ans. Water pollution takes place when it gets
mixed with unclean and filthy mater due to poor drainage and sanitation system.
viii) What do bee workers do?
Ans. Bee workers do all the tasks of the hive.
Lahore Board 2009
Group-II
i) What was the park like in 1992?
Ans. The park was a playground in 1992.
ii) When does the new year start?
Ans. The new year always starts between January
the twenty first and February the twentieth.
iii) Who makes the grass and tree grow?
Ans. Only God makes the grass and tree grow.
iv) Why have women become socially and
politically aware?
Ans. Women have become socially and politically
aware due to their involvement in all the fields of life.
v) Where did the master send the prince?
Ans. The master sent him alone to the Ming-Li
forest.
vi) Why should we be kind to animals and
birds?
Ans. We should love and be kind to animals and
birds because they serve us.
vii) What did Abou Ben Adhem ask the angel?
Ans. Abou Ben Adhem asked the angel what he was
writing.
viii) Who is a reformer?
Ans. Reformer is a person who brings reforms in a
society.
Lahore Board 2008
Group-I
i) Where did the master send the prince?
Ans. The master sent him alone to the Ming-Li
forest.
ii) Who rules the stars and the sea?
Ans. AlLahore Board Almighty rules the stars and
the sea.
iii) What was the park like in 1992?
Ans. The park was a playground in 1992.
iv) What did Abou Ben Adhem ask the angel?
Ans. Abou Ben Adhem asked the angel what he was
writing.
v) Who are drones?
Ans. The drones are male bees and they do not
work.
vi) What happens when the eggs hatch?
Ans. When the eggs hatch larvas are produced.
vii) How is a river formed?
Ans. The water of rain falls on the slopes. It
takes the shape of streams. When these streams join, they make a river.
viii) Where had Hina and her brother gone?
Ans. They had gone to the city fair.
Lahore Board 2008
Group-II
i) What was the condition of women before
the advent of Islam?
Ans. Before the arrival of Islam, women were
treated in a very inhuman manner. Most of the girls were burnt or buried alive
in their childhood.
ii) What title was given to Hazrat Khalid
bin Waleed (R.A) by Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) and why?
Ans. Hazrat
Muhammad (SAW) gave him the title of “SaifulLahore Board” which means the Sword
of AlLahore Board. He was given this title because he was very brave.
iii) Why
and where did the king send his son?
Ans. The
king sent his son Prince Tai to the temple to study under the great master Pan
Ku.
iv) How do rural women share the burden of
their men?
Ans. The women share the work of men on equal
level. They work from dawn to dusk at home and in the fields.
v) What is meant by extra-curricular
activities?
Ans. Extra-curricular activities are those
activities which are outside the regular course of studies.
vi) When does the New Year start?
Ans. The New Year starts between January, the
twenty first and February, the twentieth.
vii) How can we save nature in its original
form?
Ans. We can save nature by reducing or
eliminating pollution. We should fulfill our responsibility to keep our
atmosphere clean.
viii) How are the germs carried to the food?
Ans. Uncovered things are exposed to flies, smoke
and dust. This type of food carries bacteria and germs of various diseases.
Lahore Board 2005
Group-I
i) What was the condition of women before
the advent of Islam?
Ans. Before the arrival of Islam, women were
treated in a very inhuman manner. Most of the girls were burnt or buried alive
in their childhood.
ii) Who do games teach us?
Ans. Games and sports teach us how to use the
energy in the right way.
iii) When does each Chinese month start?
Ans. Each of the Chinese month starts on the day
of the new moon.
iv) What is the status of wealth and
material goods as compared with the knowledge in Islam?
Ans. The status of wealth and material goods as
compared with knowledge is very low in Islam.
v) How does water pollution take place?
Ans. Water pollution takes place when it gets
mixed with unclean and filthy matter due to poor drainage and sanitation
system.
Lahore Board 2005
Group-II
i) What title was given to Hazrat Khalid
bin Waleed (R.A) by Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) and why?
Ans. Hazrat
Muhammad (SAW) gave him the title of “SaifulLahore Board” which means the Sword
of AlLahore Board. He was given this title because he was very brave.
ii) When does each Chinese month start?
Ans. Each of the Chinese month starts on the day
of the new moon.
iii) Who are drones?
Ans. The drones are male bees and they do not
work.
iv) How are messages conveyed by the people
in villages?
Ans. People in villages and towns use the old
means of conveying urgent messages.
v) Why should we clean our teeth after
meals instead of before meals?
Ans. We should clean our teeth after meals
because food particles stick to teeth after meals, these food particles will be
removed and the mouth or throat will not be infected.
v) What is the name of park and where is
it is situated?
Ans. The name of the park is ‘Fatima Park’ and it
is located in ‘Satellite Town , B-Block, Rawalpindi
iv) What becomes the rain when it has fallen
down on the earth?
Ans. When it rains, the rainwater sinks into flat
areas of earth and it reaches several metres down the earth. This is the water
that plants use.
iv) What is the importance of the traffic
lights?
Ans. The traffic lights are very important as
they give us an indication about our motion. If there is red light, drivers
must stop. When the light turns yellow they must get ready without moving their
vehicle, but when it changes to green, they must go on.
vii) How is a river formed?
Ans. The water of rain falls on the slopes. It
takes the shape of streams. When these streams join, they make a river.
i) Where did Hina and her brother go?
Ans. They went to a village fair.
iii) How has
Islam helped the Western countries to develop the sciences?
Ans. Islam
preserved the Greek heritage and passed it on to the Western countries with its
contributions.
iv) How do the tiny roots drive water from
the soil?
Ans. The roots
and the tiny hairs on them take up water from earth and pass it to the stem of
the plant.
ii) How many days do the celebrations last?
Ans. The New Year
celebrations last for fifteen days; from the new moon to the full moon.
iv) What are the main causes of traffic
accidents?
Ans. The main causes of accidents on the roads
are:
a) Fast
driving
b) Carelessness
c) Ignorance
of traffic rules.
vi) Name some modern means of communication?
Ans. Telephone,
internet, E-mail and mobile phones are modern means of communication.
vii) When does each Chinese month starts?
Ans. Each
Chinese month starts on the day of the new moon.
viii) Who was blamed for this negligence by the women?
Ans. Women
blamed municipal authorities for this negligence.