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Q 2: Précis
Dealing with Children

The author says that educationists wrongly prefer not to interfere with children whereas they should
enjoy their company. If one likes children the way one likes one’s pets, they will be more responsive
without complaining much. If one tries to create in them a social sense and has in mind some future
expectations of them; they will not feel thankful. One’s interest in children should spring from an
instinctive pleasure in the company of children without any ulterior motive.
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Unfortunately, over-worked teachers can’t maintain a natural liking for children. Teachers’ contact with
children should not exceed two hours a day. Dealing with children, without strict discipline, is tiresome.
This causes obvious irritation despite the teachers’ theories. Mere self-control cannot produce the
feelings of friendliness which is above rules. The impulse provides guidance. The rules cannot replace
love and tact. (Words 137)
Q 3: Comprehension
1. What leads us to believe that this passage is from a science fiction story?
Ans: The situation described in this passage is not real. It is the product of pure imagination. The “thing”
in it is not found in the real world. It is a strange creature with unusual and horrible features. All this
shows that this passage is from a science fiction story.
2. How was the crowd behaving?
Ans: The crowd was intensely excited and curious to know what was there in the pit. The suspense was
unbearable for the people around the pit. They were pushing each other to see into the pit.
3. Why did the mood of the crowd alter?
Ans: In the beginning, the people were excited and curious to see the “creature in the pit.’’ When they had
the first glimpse of the “thing,” they were horrified because the thing was extremely repulsive, ugly and Find us on Facebook
frightening. They feared that the thing might attack them. This changed their mood and they ran away
from the pit.
4. What was the narrator’s initial reaction to the “Thing”?

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creature in it, he was imagining strange things. Driven by curiosity, he pushed through the crowd to reach
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On seeing the ugly face of the “thing”, he too was horrified like the men who were running away from the
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Ans: The writer felt disgusted when he saw the creature’s face because its features were extremely
bizarre, odd, strange, ugly and horrifying.
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In Conversation with Muhammad
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August 17, 2019
Q 4: Correction of Sentences
In Conversation With ASAD IQBAL
(I) He enjoyed during the holidays.
14th in Punjab, PMS 2017-18
Correct: He enjoyed himself during the holidays.
August 2, 2019
(ii) None of the boys had learnt their lesson.

In Conversation with Ayaz Hussain
Correct: None of the boys had learnt his lesson.
(PSP) 45th in Pakistan, CSS 2017-18
July 9, 2019
(iii) He is abusing the money of his father.
Correct: He is misusing the money of his father (or his father’s money).
In Conversation With MUHAMMAD
RAB NAWAZ, 17th in Punjab, PMS
(iv) I regret at the delay. 2017-18
Correct: I regret the delay. April 24, 2019
In Conversation with Zohaib Ahmed

(v) I could not help but laugh. Anjum (PAS), 36th in Pakistan, 1st in
Correct: I could not help laughing. Azad Kashmir, CSS 2017-18
April 24, 2019
(vi) I always have and always shall be your friend.

In Conversation with M. Asif Nawaz
Correct: I always have been and always will be your friend.
(PAS), 6th in Pakistan 1st in Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa CSS 2017-18
(vii) I was out walking when I saw the new moon in the garden. March 18, 2019
Correct: I was out walking in the garden when I saw the new moon.
In Conversation with Suleman
Mansha, 15th in Punjab, PMS 2017-
(viii) He cried as if he was mad. 18
Correct: He cried as if he were mad. March 18, 2019
Q 5: (a) Punctuation CSS Video Counselling

A hungry lion slipped out of the forest into a barnyard one evening when he saw a plump donkey. His
mouth began to water but just as he was ready to jump on the donkey, a rooster crowed. He was 
frightened and so turned away into the forest again. “Hey! Look at that cowardly lion,” the donkey brayed
to the rooster, “I am going to chase him.” And the donkey ran after the lion. “Wait!” the rooster shouted,
“You don’t know that.” But it was too late. The lion had turned and killed the donkey. “Ah, my poor stupid
friend!” the rooster said as he watched the lion eating the donkey, “the lion wasn’t afraid of you but of my World Times Interview S…
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crowing.”
(b) Filling in the blanks

(I) What time do we arrive at our destination?
(ii) We are flying against some rough weather; please fasten your seat belts.
(iii) It is warming up; at noon we shall be able to go swimming.
(iv) My parents are not responsible for my actions.
(v) This pan is for cooking omelettes.
(vi) For poor attendance, this course is being cancelled.
(vii) The police took the men in for questioning. Website Statistics
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Q 6: Idioms
(I) They can’t comprehend your views; why are you casting pearls before swine.
(ii) After your father’s death, you will have to step into his shoes.
(iii) I am fed up with all that stuff and nonsense in his letters to me.
(iv) Trying to trace him in this wide world is a wild goose chase.
(v) I have noticed that he is always ill at ease in my presence.
(vi) You can’t sit on the fence forever; sooner or later you will have to commit yourself.
(vii) Please wait here. I am coming in a jiffy.
(viii) He is preening himself after his success in the elections.
Q 7: Translation
Pakistan is determined to secure peace in Afghanistan because peace in Afghanistan is extremely
important for Pakistan. If looked at from historical perspective, Pakistan and Afghanistan are bound up
with historical, cultural and linguistic relations. There relations are inalienable. Both countries depend on
each other and neither can live without the other. From day one, Pakistan’s stance has been that a
political solution to the Afghan problem be found. Even China supports this view. China has said in this
context that Afghan problem can only be solved through negotiations involving the Afghan government.
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4. What was the narrator’s initial reaction to the “Thing”?

5. Why did the writer feel disgusted? You like this

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(vi) I always have and always shall be your friend.

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