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Smart English (Objectives) for Class 10 - By: Nauman Sadaf 2

Smart Syllabus According to Accelerated Learning Programme (ALP)
Textbook / Qazi
Board Smart
Sr.# Syllabus (ALP)
Grammar Grammar
Page No. Page No.
Unit#1: Hazrat Muhammad ‫ ﷺ‬an
Embodiment of Justice
Classwork: Glossary, Vocabulary (B, 12, 72,
1 C&D), Reading Comprehension (B&C), 1 to 13
236
Grammar (A,C&D), Writing Skills (B)
Homework: Vocabulary (A), Reading
Comprehension (A), Grammar (B&E)
Unit#3: Try Again (Poem)
Classwork: Vocabulary (B), Reading
Comprehension (A Qs: 1-6, B & C),
Grammar (B,D&F), Writing Skills 23, 75, 92,
2 27 to 36
(B,C&D) 95, 236
Comprehension (D), Grammar (A,C&E),
Writing Skills (A)
Unit#4: First Aid
Classwork: Glossary, Vocabulary
(A&C), Reading Comprehension (B),
3 Grammar (B,C,D&E), Writing Skills (B) 37 to 49 25, 76
Homework: Vocabulary (B), Reading
Comprehension (A), Grammar (A)
Review-I is excluded.
Unit#6: Television VS Newspapers
Classwork: Glossary, Vocabulary (B),
Reading Comprehension (C), Grammar
4 67 to 78 33, 79
(B&C), Writing Skills (B)
Comprehension (A), Grammar (A&D)
Unit#8: Peace (Poem)
Classwork: Vocabulary (C,D&E),
Reading Comprehension (A&B),
42, 82, 94,
5 Grammar (B&C), Writing Skills (C&D) 91 to 100
96
Homework: Vocabulary (A&B),
Grammar (A), Writing Skills (A)
Review-II is excluded.

Unit#10: A World without Books
Classwork: Glossary, Vocabulary (A),
Reading Comprehension (A&B),
6 118 to 128 50, 85
Grammar (A,C&D)
Homework: Vocabulary (B), Grammar
(B&E)
Unit#13: Faithfulness
Classwork: Glossary, Vocabulary
(A,B&C), Reading Comprehension (Qs:
7 1-6), Grammar (A,C,D&E) 149 to 159 65, 89
Homework: Vocabulary (D), Grammar
(B&F)
Review-III is excluded.
Writing an Essay
Classwork: Sports and Games, Libraries,
46 to 55
Health, The Monsoon / A Rainy Day
8 (Board 223 to 227
Homework: A Hockey Match, A True
Grammar)
Muslim, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali
Jinnah
Translation of Urdu Paragraphs into
English
138 to 148
Classwork: 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 16, 19,
9 (Board 166 to 179
23
Grammar)
Homework: 24, 25, 28, 29, 31, 32, 33, 34,
37, 38
Direct and Indirect Speech 172 to 177
10 Classwork: Pages 172-177 (Board 181 to 193
Homework: Practice will be given. Grammar)
Pair of Words
Classwork: 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 15, 177 to 181
11 17, 19, 20, 22, 24, 27, 28, 30, 32 & 34 (Board 194 to 199
Homework: 36, 38, 39, 43, 45, 49, 51, 52, Grammar)
54, 56, 58, 62, 63, 65, 66, 71, 72, 75 & 78
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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

Question 01 (a): Choose the correct form of verb.
1. The sun _________ in the west.
(a) set (b) sets (c) setting (d) will set
2. If he offers me a job, I _____ it.
(a) accept (b) will accept
(c) would accept (d) would have accepted
3. How long have you been _________ here?
(a) wait (b) waited (c) waits (d) waiting
4. They always _____ back home late.
(a) came (b) comes (c) have come (d) come
5. They ________ tea every morning.
(a) drink (b) drank (c) is drinking (d) have drunk
6. I have already _______ three cups of coffee.
(a) take (b) took (c) taken (d) had taken
7. She _______ in this office for seven years.
(a) has been working (b) work
(c) has worked (d) working
8. He _________ twenty minutes ago.
(a) has been left (b) left
(c) leave (d) leaving
9. Good students always _________ hard.
(a) worked (b) work
(c) have worked (d) is working
10. She ________ since morning.
(a) has been sleeping (b) sleep
(c) slept (d) has slept
11. I _________ her in the plane.
(a) meets (b) has met (c) met (d) meeting
12. The baby __________ for milk now.
(a) crying (b) cry (c) is crying (d) are crying
13. It ________ since last night.
(a) had been raining (b) rain
(c) rained (d) was raining
14. They ________ their work by tomorrow.
(a) completes (b) will have completed
(c) has completed (d) complete
15. They __________ to sleep at ten.
(a) shall go (b) go (c) goes (d) going
16. It __________ in winter.

(a) rained (b) is raining (c) rains (d) has rained
17. She _________ her cat very much.
(a) loves (b) loved (c) is loving (d) will love
18. She _________ to school an hour ago.
(a) goes (b) went (c) gone (d) has gone
19. The book _________ on the table for weeks.
(a) lie (b) lay
(c) has been lying (d) will lie
20. She _________ English quite well.
(a) speak (b) were speaking
(c) speaks (d) will spoke
21. It __________ at present.
(a) is raining (b) was raining (c) rain (d) rained
22. They __________ for London tomorrow.
(a) will leave (b) leaves (c) left (d) has left
23. I ___________ him next Monday.
(a) will see (b) is seeing (c) shall see (d) see
24. Why do you _________ a noise?
(a) making (b) make (c) makes (d) made
25. He _________ a story the last day.
(a) tells (b) told (c) telling (d) tell
26. My father has __________ for Karachi.
(a) leave (b) leaving (c) left (d) leaves
27. He _________ this book one month ago.
(a) writes (b) writing (c) write (d) wrote
28. She _______ before the party began.
(a) reaches (b) reached
(c) reach (d) had reached
29. Hadia always __________ the truth.
(a) have spoke (b) speaking
(c) speak (d) speaks
30. The baby _________ for milk last night.
(a) cries (b) crying (c) cried (d) had cried
31. The bus ___________ before we stepped out.
(a) stop (b) stops
(c) had stopped (d) have stopped
32. I _________ this motor bike only a month ago.
(a) bought (b) buys (c) has bought (d) will buy
33. It _________ to rain an hour ago.
(a) begin (b) begun (c) began (d) will begin
34. Have you __________ this book?
(a) red (b) reading (c) reads (d) read
35. She did not say anything before he ____________.

(a) leave (b) leaves (c) left (d) had left
36. She _________ her work before the guests arrive.
(a) finish (b) finishes
(c) will have finished (d) finished
37. I was going to airport when I ________ her.
(a) see (b) seen (c) saw (d) had seen
38. The Quaid-e-Azam ________ very hard.
(a) work (b) works (c) will work (d) worked
39. The earth _______ around the sun.
(a) revolve (b) revolves (c) revolved (d) revolving
40. She ___________ English at present.
(a) learn (b) learns (c) learned (d) is learning
41. After you _________ I went to sleep.
(a) had left (b) left (c) leave (d) have left
42. I _________ this exercise in an hour’s time.
(a) was finished (b) shall finish
(c) finishing (d) am finished
43. She has _____________ him back.
(a) sent (b) send (c) sends (d) sending
44. The girls are ___________ net ball.
(a) play (b) plays (c) playing (d) played
45. Do you __________ to school every day.
(a) went (b) go (c) goes (d) gone
46. He ______ to school an hour ago.
(a) go (b) had gone (c) gone (d) went
47. I __________ the house before it started raining.
(a) left (b) had left (c) was leaving (d) leaving
48. We did not __________ a sound.
(a) hear (b) hears (c) heard (d) hearing
49. How long ____________ you been working in the garden?
(a) will (b) has (c) had (d) have
50. Had Asghar _________ a century before 4 O’clock?
(a) make (b) makes (c) made (d) making
51. He will ______ the enemy.
(a) defeats (b) defeat (c) defeating (d) defeated
52. The players will be ________ in the field.
(a) play (b) plays (c) playing (d) played
53. The fisherman will have been __________ fish for three days.
(a) catch (b) catching (c) catches (d) caught
54. Shahida _________ a sad song today.
(a) will sing (b) had sung
(c) will have sung (d) is singing
55. They will ________ Pakistan before the end of the year.

(a) has left (b) have left (c) left (d) leaving
56. He _________ in the sun for an hour.
(a) was standing (b) is standing
(c) stood (d) has been standing
57. I _________ a book when the door bell rang.
(a) am reading (b) shall read
(c) was reading (d) read
58. She will have finished her homework before the guests _______.
(a) will arrived (b) arrive
(c) arrived (d) has arrived
59. Are they _________ idle?
(a) sat (b) sit (c) sitting (d) sits
60. The farmer was ploughing the field when it ________ raining.
(a) started (b) is starting (c) has started (d) will start
61. She _________ anything before he left.
(a) not said (b) had not said
(c) will not say (d) was not saying
62. She __________ the piano since 2 O’clock.
(a) played (b) has been playing
(c) will play (d) plays
63. I asked her what places she ________ in Europe.
(a) visit (b) visits (c) had visited (d) will visit
64. They __________ tea every morning.
(a) takes (b) take (c) taking (d) took
65. These mangoes ___________ the market by April.
(a) had reached (b) reached
(c) reaches (d) will have reached
66. They took their breakfast after they _______ their hands.
(a) washed (b) had washed
(c) will wash (d) washes
67. They ________ hard all day.
(a) working (b) work
(c) had work (d) will worked
68. Aslam _________ for three hours.
(a) swim (b) has been swimming
(c) was swimming (d) swam
69. They _________ cards for six hours.
(a) were playing (b) are playing
(c) had been playing (d) has been playing
70. You __________ it.
(a) will not understand (b) will not be understand
(c) does not undertsand (d) be understand
71. They already _________ their home task.

(a) do (b) did (c) have done (d) are doing
72. They _________ their work regularly.
(a) not do (b) does not do (c) not did (d) do not do
73. How long ago you ________ here?
(a) come (b) came (c) coming (d) are coming
74. He _________ to my letter.
(a) is not replying (b) not replied
(c) do not reply (d) does not replied
75. We had not ________ him before.
(a) see (b) seen (c) saw (d) seeing
76. Why were they ________ on foot?
(a) walking (b) walk (c) walks (d) walked
77. Last summer, we ________ many places.
(a) visited (b) visit (c) visits (d) will visit
78. People were ________ kites.
(a) fly (b) flew (c) flies (d) flying
79. They ________ rice every day.
(a) eaten (b) eat (c) will ate (d) eats
80. The bus moved while I __________ it.
(a) am boarding (b) boarded
(c) was boarding (d) board
81. My mother ___________ to me for ten years.
(a) was not writing (b) has not been writing
(c) not write (d) do not write
82. The meeting _________ by the time we gather.
(a) ended (b) had ended
(c) will ended (d) will have ended
83. I _______ tea when the door bell rang.
(a) made (b) making
(c) was making (d) make
84. Sorry, I ________ go to the library. I’ve been planning to study all day.
(a) am (b) was (c) will (d) have
85. They would have been late if they ___________ a taxi.
(a) take (b) had taken
(c) had not taken (d) took
86. He __________ a bike when he met an accident.
(a) rides (b) is riding (c) was riding (d) rode
87. I ___________ put up some pictures.
(a) am going to (b) going to
(c) shall be (d) am
88. I was sitting in the café when you ___________ me.
(a) call (b) called (c) will call (d) calling
89. They __________ their meals before the guests arrived.

(a) taken (b) had taken (c) has taken (d) takes
90. She __________ any noise.
(a) was not hearing (b) did not hear
(c) is not heard (d) has been hearing
91. This watch ___________ very much.
(a) will not costing (b) will not cost
(c) had not cost (d) has not been hearing
92. They __________ the piano since 2 O’clcok.
(a) play (b) plays
(c) playing (d) have been playing
93. I ________ him back.
(a) send (b) has sent (c) have sent (d) is send
94. The court _______ its verdict on Monday next.
(a) give (b) gives (c) will give (d) is giving
95. The sun _______ in the East.
(a) rise (b) is rising (c) rises (d) rose
96. Shahid always _______ hard.
(a) works (b) worked
(c) have worked (d) is working
97. I am _________ by the principal.
(a) calling (b) called (c) calls (d) be called
98. The city was ________ during the storm.
(a) is damaging (b) damaged
(c) will damage (d) has damage
99. We would buy a house if we _______ to stay here.
(a) shall decide (b) decide
(c) have decided (d) decided
100. Naushaba ________ by Khurshid.
(a) help (b) will help (c) is helped (d) helps
101. If she ________ the exam, she would be able to enter university.
(a) passed (b) passes (c) will pass (d) have passed
102. Aslam _________ kite since noon.
(a) fly (b) is flying
(c) has flying (d) has been flying
103. The juggler will have been _______ show since 5 o’clock.
(a) perform (b) performs (c) performed (d) performing
104. One who ________ finds.
(a) seeks (b) sook (c) seeking (d) sought
105. The hen is ________ eggs.
(a) laid (b) lays
(c) laying (d) none of these
106. I am not feeling _______.
(a) fines (b) fine (c) finded (d) fined

107. The order will not be ________.
(a) obey (b) obeyed (c) obeying (d) obeys
108. If he __________ the examination, he would get prize.
(a) passed (b) passes (c) will pass (d) would pass
109. Sehrish _________ a speech today.
(a) made (b) makes (c) is making (d) make
110. I am not __________ my time.
(a) waste (b) wasted
(c) wasting (d) have wasted
111. Will you not ___________ it?
(a) did (b) do (c) have done (d) are doing
112. She _________ the paper then.
(a) will be reading (b) reads
(c) have read (d) were reading
113. Children _________ be shown round the zoo.
(a) will (b) was (c) have been (d) do not
114. The goat does not _________ the meat.
(a) ate (b) is eating
(c) eat (d) none of these
115. The girl has _________ the story.
(a) written (b) writes (c) write (d) writing
116. Mad dogs are __________ killed.
(a) been (b) be (c) being (d) was
117. Will all the birds have ________?
(a) fly (b) flown (c) flying (d) flew
118. I already ________ three cups of tea.
(a) took (b) have taken (c) takes (d) taking
119. They __________cards for six hours.
(a) were playing (b) are playing
(c) had been playing (d) has been playing
120. I was going to airport when I ________ her.
(a) saw (b) will see (c) see (d) has seen
121. Ali ________ for his examination since October.
(a) prepared (b) was preparing
(c) prepares (d) has been preparing
122. The picture _________ by the boy.
(a) are made (b) is made
(c) made (d) were made
123. I had never seen snow before I _______ to Murree.
(a) go (b) was going (c) goes (d) went
124. The bus _________ while I was boarding it.
(a) moves (b) will move (c) moved (d) is moving
125. Amjad had ________ the lesson till yesterday.

(a) learn (b) learns (c) learnt (d) learning
126. The patient has not __________ the medicine.
(a) take (b) took (c) taking (d) taken
127. The shoe makers ________ shoes.
(a) makes (b) making (c) make (d) is making
128. They ________ to school when the storm broke.
(a) are going (b) shall go (c) will go (d) were going
129. A letter _________ by Aslam.
(a) write (b) writes
(c) wrote (d) was written
130. I shall ________ my work in a minute.
(a) finished (b) finish (c) finishes (d) finishing
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Question 01 (b): Choose the word with correct spellings.

Sr# A B C D
Unit#1: Hazrat Muhammad (‫ )ﷺ‬an Embodiment of Justice
1 Embodyment Embodiment Imbodiment Embodement
2 Attain Attein Atain Attaen
3 Peity Pitti Piety Pieti
4 Endividual Individual Indivigual Indevidual
5 Mesage Mesagge Messege Message
6 Guidence Guidance Gudence Gidence
7 Perfection Parfection Perfaction Pirfection
8 Spritual Spiritual Spertiual Superitual
9 Iquitable Equitabal Eqiutable Equitable
10 Repatation Raputation Reputashion Reputation
11 Dispute Despute Dispuet Disput
12 Conflikt Conflcit Conflict Konflict
13 Tribal Tribel Trible Tribul
14 Irespective Irrespective Irrespectuve Errespective
15 Intersede Intercede Entercede Interside
16 Sermun Serman Sermon Sermaan
17 Companian Companion Companien Companiun
18 Destitud Distitute Destitute Destitude
19 Proclaimed Proclamed Proclaemd Proclaimd
20 Property Proparty Praperty Propirty
21 Interst Intirest Interest Inturst
22 Magnitued Magnetude Magnitude Magintude
23 Transcends Trancends Transends Transendz
24 Berrier Barier Bareer Barrier

25 Lesson Lessun Lessan Leson
26 Suceed Succed Succeed Succied
27 Courege Courage Courag Courige
28 Appear Apear Appier Appeare
29 Persevire Presevere Persevere Persivere
30 Conqure Conquer Conqere Conqur
31 Privale Privail Prevail Prevale
32 Strive Streve Strieve Striv
33 Disgrace Desgrace Disgrase Decgrace
34 Rewerd Rewaard Reward Revard
35 Patience Petience Patiance Pateince
Unit#4: First Aid
36 Accidant Accidint Accedent Accident
37 Injured Injurid Enjured Injurd
38 Suddenly Sudenly Suddinly Suddenley
39 Temporarey Temporary Temporery Temporiry
40 Immidiate Immedaite Imediate Immediate
41 Asistance Accistance Assistance Assisttance
42 Techiqe Techniq Technique Techneque
43 Adminster Administer Administre Admnister
44 Minimal Minimale Minimle Minimul
45 Equepment Equipmant Equipment Equipmant
46 Knowladge Knowledge Knoledge Knowludge
47 Uncanscious Unconshious Unconscious Unconcious
48 Management Managemint Managemant Managemunt
49 Emerguncy Emergency Emergincy Emergancy
50 Confidance Confidunce Confidence Confidenc
51 Scraps Scrapes Scrapese Screps
52 Essential Esential Essentiel Essentiual
53 Infection Enfection Anfection Infaction
54 Complecation Complacation Complication Complecetion
55 Pressure Prassure Pressere Preesur
56 Disloge Dislodg Deslodge Dislodge
57 Rasume Resume Risume Resumee
58 Continuously Continuosly Continously Contenuously
59 Irretate Iritate Irritat Irritate
60 Tewzeer Twezer Tweezar Tweezer
61 Particles Particals Particels Particuls
62 Tetnus Tatnus Tetanus Tatanus
63 Anteboitic Antibiotic Entibiotic Antibotic
64 Oentment Onitment Ointment Aintment

65 Moist Moest Moyst Miost
66 Surfece Surface Serface Surfuce
67 Engredient Ingredient Ingrediant Ingredent
68 Becteria Bacteria Bactaria Bectaria
69 Exposre Expossure Exposere Exposure
70 Adhasive Adhesive Adhsive Adhasiv
Unit#6: Television vs. Newspapers
71 Coverege Coverage Covarage Covereg
72 Diferent Different Differnt Different
73 Primerily Premirly Prumarily Primarily
74 Established Istablished Establishde Establishede
75 Entertainment Intertainment Antertanment Entertianment
76 Meduim Mudiem Medeum Medium
77 Rivel Rivele Rival Rivale
78 Effectively Efectively Effectivly Effectevely
79 Distanct Distunct Distinct Distenct
80 Aspact Aspect Aspuct Aspacte
81 Conveniant Canvenient Convenient Conveneint
82 Practicaly Practically Prectically Precticaly
83 Leisur Leisure Leasure Liesure
84 Broadcost Bradcast Broadcast Brodcast
85 Auditary Auditery Audetory Auditory
86 Comparison Comperison Comparisen Comparesen
87 Prificent Profcient Proficint Proficient
88 Language Languege Lenguage Linguage
89 Roring Roering Roaring Roareng
90 Smashing Smeshing Smasheng Samashing
91 Monstre Monster Monstere Monsetre
92 Distruction Dstruction Destruction Desturction
93 Velley Vally Velly Valley
94 Iternal Eternal Eternel Iternel
95 Stillness Stilness Stillnes Stillnnes
96 Gentl Gental Gentle Gentale
97 Wisper Whispere Whispare Whisper
98 Consentration Concentration Concantration Concentrashun
99 Desturbed Disturbd Disturbed Desturbd
100 Frastration Frustrashion Frustration Frastretion
101 Revilation Revelation Rivelation Ravelation
102 Deliciously Deleciously Delicously Diliciusly
103 Friquently Frequently Frequintly Frequentily

104 Decade Decede Dekade Dacede
105 Presist Persist Pirsist Persest
106 Complecity Complaxity Complexty Complexity
107 Camprehend Comprehend Comprihend Comprehand
108 Espiration Asperation Aspiration Asperetion
109 Bridge Bridg Brige Brigge
110 Norishment Nourishment Nuorishment Nouorishment
111 Gratefication Gratafication Gratification Gretefication
112 Magazines Magzines Magezines Magazenes
113 Fregrence Frigrance Fragrence Fragrance
114 Grandeur Granduer Grenduer Grendeur
115 Sustenece Sustenance Sustenence Sestenence
116 Affair Afair Affare Affere
117 Sterdy Stardy Sturdy Stordy
118 Complein Complain Complaen Complane
119 Murderar Murdared Merderer Murderer
120 Justece Justace Justice Justic
121 Guilty Giulty Gilty Gulty
122 Surrender Surender Surrendre Surendre
123 Witnes Wittness Witness Witnnes
124 Execushion Axecution Execution Ekzecution
125 Trustee Trsute Trusty Trusti
126 Surity Surty Shurty Surety
127 Criminale Criminal Cremenal Criminel
128 Anxous Anxeous Anxious Anxuous
129 Accuser Acuser Accusar Acusar
130 Prespire Perspire Pirispire Perspir
131 Faithfullnes Faithfulnes Faithfulness Faithfullness
132 Bystander Bistander Bystandre Bistandre
133 Chivlary Chivalry Chevelaray Chvilary
134 Endanger Indanger Endangre Indangre
135 Applauze Aplause Applause Appleuse
136 Tresury Trasury Trisury Treasury
Question 01 (c): Choose the correct option.

Unit#1: Hazrat Muhammad ‫ ﷺ‬an Embodiment of Justice
1. “Mankind” means: /The synonym of “Mankind” is:
(a) Humanity (b) Locality (c) Creatures (d) Dynasty
2. “Just” means: /The synonym of “Just” is:
(a) Examinee (b) Impartial (c) Expert (d) United

3. “Equitable” means: /The synonym of “Equitable” is:
(a) Strict (b) Beautiful (c) Fair (d) Complicate
4. “Pleased” means: /The synonym of “Pleased” is:
(a) Delighted (b) United (c) Moved (d) Hurt
5. “Irrespective” means: /The synonym of “Irrespective” is:
(a) Inattentive (b) Careful (c) Impartial (d) Abstract
6. “Stealing” means: /The synonym of “Stealing” is:
(a) Fighting (b) Back Biting (c) Mischief (d) Theft
7. “Intercede” means: /The synonym of “Intercede” is:
(a) Hinder (b) Grip (c) Advocate (d) Solve
8. “Ruined” means: /The synonym of “Ruinded” is:
(a) Succeeded (b) Secured (c) Crushed (d) Educated
9. “Forgave” means: /The synonym of “Forgave” is:
(a) Fined (b) Released (c) Blame (d) Distributed
10. “Ancestors” means: /The synonym of “Ancestors” is:
(a) Forefathers (b) Companions
(c) Opponents (d) Neighbours
11. “Exchange” means: /The synonym of “Exchange” is:
(a) Sleep (b) Dormant
(c) Interchange (d) Joy
12. “Revenge” means: /The synonym of “Revenge” is:
(a) Vengeance (b) Sympathy (c) Property (d) Pardon
13. “Equity” means: /The synonym of “Equity” is:
(a) Honesty (b) Darkness (c) Justice (d) Peace
14. “Trusted” means: /The synonym of “Trusted” is:
(a) Honoured (b) Advised (c) Rejected (d) Understood
15. “Well-known” means: /The synonym of “Well-known” is:
(a) Popular (b) Eligible (c) Sensible (d) Unfamiliar
16. “Companions” means: /The synonym of “Companions” is:
(a) Friends (b) Servants
(c) Neighbours (d) Enemies
17. “Decline” means: /The synonym of “Decline” is:
(a) Accept (b) Upgrade (c) Reject (d) Grow
18. “Firm” means: /The synonym of “Firm” is:
(a) Resolute (b) Insincere (c) Honest (d) Hardwork
19. “The Last Day” means: /The synonym of “The Last Day” is:
(a) Rest Day (b) The First Day
(c) Gala Day (d) The Judgment Day
20. “Mighty” means: /The synonym of “Mighty” is:
(a) Strength (b) Meek (c) Minor (d) Mild
21. “Foe” means: /The synonym of “Foe” is:
(a) Friend (b) Enemy (c) Partner (d) Companion
22. The antonym of “Foe” is:

(a) Enemy (b) Partner (c) Friend (d) Brother
23. The synonym of “Perfect” is: / “Perfect” means:
(a) Wrong (b) Faultless (c) Ideal (d) Design
24. The synonym of “Attain” is: / “Attain” means:
(a) Get (b) Do (c) Realize (d) Achieve
25. The synonym of “Goodness” is: / “Goodness” means:
(a) Badness (b) Decency
(c) Courtesy (d) Bad Manner
26. The synonym of “Ideal” is: / “Ideal” means:
(a) Model (b) Portion (c) Lofty (d) Obey
27. The synonym of “Noble” is: / “Noble” means:
(a) Poor (b) Example (c) Gracious (d) Applied
28. The synonym of “Follow” is: / “Follow” means:
(a) Obey (b) Model (c) Pattern (d) Saying
29. The synonym of “Just” is: / “Just” means:
(a) Later (b) Fair (c) Win (d) Obtain
30. The synonym of “Reputation” is: / “Reputation” means:
(a) Upright (b) Win
(c) Obtain (d) Good name
31. The synonym of “Advise” is: / “Advise” means:
(a) Propose (b) Relating (c) Fame (d) Just
32. The synonym of “Equitable” is: / “Equitable” means:
(a) Quarrel (b) Built (c) Rightful (d) Race
33. The synonym of “Conflict” is: / “Conflict” means:
(a) Quarrel (b) Put forward (c) Trade (d) Merchant
34. The synonym of “Creed” is: / “Creed” means:
(a) Penalty (b) Blamable (c) Theft (d) Belief
35. The synonym of “Race” is: / “Race” means:
(a) Parentage (b) Friendship (c) Contest (d) Theft
36. The synonym of “Guilty” is: / “Guilty” means:
(a) Blamable (b) Penalty (c) Pardon (d) Angrily
37. The synonym of “Protect” is: / “Protect” means:
(a) Belief (b) Just (c) Save (d) Protest
38. The synonym of “Honour” is: / “Honour” means:
(a) Propose (b) Fame (c) Plead for (d) Excuse
39. The synonym of “Furiously” is: / “Furiously” means:
(a) Angrily (b) Blamable (c) Theft (d) Just
40. The synonym of “Ruined” is: / “Ruined” means:
(a) Use (b) Destroyed (c) Employ (d) Address
41. The synonym of “Sermon” is: / “Sermon” means:
(a) Speech (b) Family (c) Point (d) Hint
42. The synonym of “Revenge” is: / “Revenge” means:
(a) Payback (b) Exchange (c) Tit for tat (d) Clan

43. The synonym of “well-known” is: / “Well-known” means:
(a) Famous (b) Virulent
(c) Foe (d) According to
44. The synonym of “Decline” is: / “Decline” means:
(a) Bad (b) Obey (c) Refuse (d) Harm
45. The synonym of “Hurt” is: / “Hurt” means:
(a) Turn down (b) Harm (c) Cause (d) Rival
46. The synonym of “Arguments” is: / “Arguments” means:
(a) Evidences (b) Probable (c) Deprived (d) Poor
47. The synonym of “Destitute” is: / “Destitute” means:
(a) Poor (b) Penniless (c) Reasons (d) Sustain
48. The synonym of “Proclaim” is: / “Proclaim” means:
(a) Mistreat (b) Harm
(c) Retaliation (d) Declare
49. The synonym of “Owe” is: / “Owe” means:
(a) Spoil (b) Be in debt to
(c) Vengeance (d) Fame
50. The synonym of “Firm” is: / “Firm” means:
(a) Enemy (b) Present
(c) Determined (d) Hurdles
51. “Courage” means: /The synonym of “Courage” is:
(a) Eye sight (b) Intention (c) Result (d) Mettle
52. “Persevere” means: /The synonym of “Persevere” is:
(a) Work hard (b) Complete (c) Finish (d) Resolute
53. “Prevail” means: /The synonym of “Prevail” is:
(a) Compete (b) Run (c) Beat (d) Win
54. “Strive” means: /The synonym of “Strive” is:
(a) Take rest (b) Try hard (c) Sleep (d) Fail
55. “Reward” means: /The synonym of “Reward” is:
(a) Courage (b) Prize (c) Luggage (d) Loss
56. “Folk” means: /The synonym of “Folk” is:
(a) People (b) Vehicles (c) Alien (d) Migrants
57. “Patience” means: /The synonym of “Patience” is:
(a) Disgrace (b) Diligence (c) Honour (d) Endurance
58. “Disgrace” means: /The synonym of “Disgrace” is:
(a) Insult (b) Fail (c) Reward (d) Task
59. The antonym of “Fail” is:
(a) Unsuccessful (b) Flourish
(c) Succeed (d) Foe
60. The synonym of “Persevere” is: / “Persevere” means:
(a) Persist (b) Give up (c) Continue (d) Surrender
61. The synonym of “Heed” is: / “Heed” means:

(a) Look to (b) Ignore (c) Achieve (d) Try
62. The synonym of “Succeed” is: / “Succeed” means:
(a) Show (b) Fail (c) Bravery (d) Achieve
63. The synonym of “Courage” is: / “Courage” means:
(a) Cowardice (b) Bravery (c) Look to (d) Mind
64. The synonym of “Appear” is: / “Appear” means:
(a) Show (b) Valiance
(c) Disappear (d) Accomplish
65. The synonym of “Persevere” is: / “Persevere” means:
(a) Give up (b) Progress (c) Persist (d) Mind
66. The synonym of “Conquer” is: / “Conquer” means:
(a) Win (b) Give in to (c) Example (d) Word
67. The synonym of “Fear” is: / “Fear” means:
(a) Harm (b) Be afraid of
(c) Bravery (d) Look to
68. The synonym of “Twice” is: / “Twice” means:
(a) Two times (b) One time (c) Again (d) Portion
69. The synonym of “Prevail” is: / “Prevail” means:
(a) Fail (b) Succeed
(c) Miss (d) Humiliation
70. The synonym of “Disgrace” is: / “Disgrace” means:
(a) Insult (b) Again (c) Shame (d) Portion
71. The synonym of “Case” is: / “Case” means:
(a) Position (b) Boundary (c) Victory (d) Just
72. The synonym of “Reward” is: / “Reward” means:
(a) Principle (b) Gift (c) Portion (d) Victory
73. The synonym of “Rule” is: / “Rule” means:
(a) Size (b) Measure (c) Law (d) Principle
74. The synonym of “Keep in view” is: / “Keep in view” means:
(a) Consider (b) Mind (c) Victory (d) Bounty
Unit#4: First Aid
75. “Unwell” means: /The synonym of “Unwell” is:
(a) Healthy (b) Sick (c) Weak (d) Bold
76. “Temporary” means: /The synonym of “Temporary” is:
(a) Eternal (b) Transitory
(c) Compulsory (d) Unlimited
77. “Unconscious” means: /The synonym of “Unconscious” is:
(a) Sensible (b) Senseless (c) Sensitive (d) Conscious
78. “Confidence” means: /The synonym of “Confidence” is:
(a) Doubt (b) Distrust (c) Courage (d) Fear
79. “Emergency” means: /The synonym of “Emergency” is:
(a) Misadventure (b) Adventure
(c) Peaceful (d) Security

80. “Complications” means: /The synonym of “Complications” is:
(a) Advantages (b) Complexities
(c) Possibilities (d) Fascilities
81. “Minor” means: /The synonym of “Minor” is:
(a) Small (b) Major (c) Harmless (d) Significant
82. “Elevate” means: /The synonym of “Elevate” is:
(a) Uplift (b) Decrease (c) Lessen (d) Depress
83. “Damage” means: /The synonym of “Damage” is:
(a) Help (b) Profit (c) Harm (d) Benefit
84. “Rinse” means: /The synonym of “Rinse” is:
(a) Wash (b) Dry (c) Remove (d) Dirty
85. “Irritate” means: /The synonym of “Irritate” is:
(a) Heal (b) Aid
(c) Contaminate (d) Erase
86. “Reduce” means: /The synonym of “Reduce” is:
(a) Raise (b) Lessen (c) Prolong (d) Increase
87. “Rash” means: /The synonym of “Rash” is:
(a) Chemical (b) Bleeding (c) Pus (d) Itchness
88. “Immediate” means: /The synonym of “Immediate” is:
(a) Rapid (b) Slow (c) Delayed (d) Lazy
89. “Hurt” means: /The synonym of “Hurt” is:
(a) Injured (b) Injury (c) Heal (d) Hide
90. “Debris” means: /The synonym of “Debris” is:
(a) Rubble (b) Mud (c) Soil (d) Send
91. The antonym of “Minor” is:
(a) Vast (b) Big (c) Bright (d) Major
92. The synonym of “Harmful” is: / “Harmful” means:
(a) Dangerous (b) Hurt (c) Safe (d) Usually
93. The synonym of “Generally” is: / “Generally” means:
(a) Usually (b) Commonly (c) Fatal (d) Chiefly
94. The synonym of “Available” is: / “Available” means:
(a) Obtainable (b) Particularly
(c) Specially (d) Unavailable
95. The synonym of “Accessible” is: / “Accessible” means:
(a) Fatal (b) Chiefly (c) Close (d) Available
96. The synonym of “Especially” is: / “Especially” means:
(a) Present (b) Dangerous
(c) Particularly (d) Common
97. The synonym of “Immediate” is: / “Immediate” means:
(a) Instant (b) Delay (c) Fast (d) Slow
98. The synonym of “Assistance” is: / “Assistance” means:
(a) Barrier (b) Help (c) Obstacle (d) Difficult
99. The synonym of “Comprise” is: / “Comprise” means:

(a) Include (b) Exclude (c) Reject (d) Stop
100. The synonym of “Critical” is: / “Critical” means:
(a) Stable (b) Steady (c) Constant (d) Dangerous
101. The synonym of “Victim” is: / “Victim” means:
(a) Fate (b) Vital (c) Wounded (d) Aid
102. The synonym of “Layperson” is: / “Layperson” means:
(a) Common man (b) Professional
(c) Expert (d) Skilled
103. The synonym of “Administer” is: / “Administer” means:
(a) Least (b) Manage (c) Minimum (d) Unmanage
104. The synonym of “Equipment” is: / “Equipment” means:
(a) Apparatus (b) Manage (c) Wound (d) Injured
105. The synonym of “Sense” is: / “Sense” means:
(a) Wisdom (b) Small (c) Slight (d) Trivial
106. The synonym of “Emergency” is: / “Emergency” means:
(a) Wounded (b) Vital (c) Aid (d) Crisis
107. The synonym of “Essential” is: / “Essential” means:
(a) Unnecessary (b) Needless
(c) Necessary (d) Pointless
108. The synonym of “Complication” is: / “Complication” means:
(a) Difficulty (b) Simplicity (c) Ease (d) Cleaness
109. The synonym of “Pressure” is: / “Pressure” means:
(a) Ease (b) Simplicity (c) Force (d) Relieve
110. The synonym of “Bandage” is: / “Bandage” means:
(a) Remove (b) Dressing (c) Force (d) Relieve
111. The synonym of “Elevate” is: / “Elevate” means:
(a) Drop (b) Fall (c) Crash (d) Raise
112. The synonym of “Dislodge” is: / “Dislodge” means:
(a) Remove (b) Wedge (c) Lodge (d) Hold
113. The synonym of “Clot” is: / “Clot” means:
(a) Force (b) Remove (c) Glob (d) Injury
114. The synonym of “Spurt” is: / “Spurt” means:
(a) Trickle (b) Gush (c) Drip (d) Seep
115. The synonym of “Rinse out” is: / “Rinse out” means:
(a) Wash out (b) Ugly (c) Horrible (d) Dreadful
116. The synonym of “Irritate” is: / “Irritate” means:
(a) Flame (b) Light (c) Annoy (d) Glow
117. The synonym of “Debris” is: / “Debris” means:
(a) Silt (b) Fragments (c) Mud (d) Crime
118. The synonym of “Heal” is: / “Heal” means:
(a) Cure (b) Worsen
(c) Degenerate (d) Aggravate
119. The synonym of “Rash” is: / “Rash” means:

(a) Calmness (b) Peace (c) Collness (d) Irritation
120. The synonym of “Exposure” is: / “Exposure” means:
(a) Disclosure (b) Expedite (c) Germs (d) Hurtful
121. The synonym of “Adhesive” is: / “Adhesive” means:
(a) Unclean (b) Gum (c) Damp (d) Filthy
122. The synonym of “Pharmacy” is: / “Pharmacy” means:
(a) Drug store (b) Utility store
(c) Treatment (d) Family mart
123. The synonym of “Swelling” is: / “Swelling” means:
(a) Injure (b) Hurt (c) Soreness (d) Wound
Unit#6: Television vs. Newspapers
124. “Coverage” means: /The synonym of “Coverage” is:
(a) Broadcasting (b) Foundation
(c) Certification (d) Breakage
125. “Primarily” means: /The synonym of “Primarily” is:
(a) Secondarily (b) Initially
(c) Finally (d) Fundamentally
126. “Effective” means: /The synonym of “Effective” is:
(a) Worthless (b) Inadequate (c) Powerful (d) Incapable
127. “Entertainment” means: /The synonym of “Entertainment” is:
(a) Sorrow (b) Recreation (c) Misery (d) Depression
128. “Rival” means: /The synonym of “Rival” is:
(a) Opponent (b) Companion (c) Colleague (d) Assistance
129. “Distinct” means: /The synonym of “Distinct” is:
(a) Vague (b) Similar (c) Definite (d) Obscure
130. “Omit” means: /The synonym of “Omit” is:
(a) Eliminate (b) Heed (c) Explain (d) Add
131. “Convenient” means: /The synonym of “Convenient” is:
(a) Easy (b) Harmful (c) Complex (d) Beneficial
132. “Leisure” means: /The synonym of “Leisure” is:
(a) Employment (b) Free
(c) Busy (d) Dormant
133. “Happening” means: /The synonym of “Happening” is:
(a) Reflecting (b) Rejecting
(c) Appearing (d) Disappearing
134. “Proficient” means: /The synonym of “Proficient” is:
(a) Ignorant (b) Inexperienced
(c) Expert (d) Talkative
135. “Feedback” means: /The synonym of “Feedback” is:
(a) Observation (b) Silence
(c) Action (d) Reaction
136. “Luxury” means: /The synonym of “Luxury” is:
(a) Device (b) Pleasure (c) Point (d) Facility

137. “Laziness” means: /The synonym of “Laziness” is:
(a) Wilderness (b) Kindness (c) Idleness (d) Tenderness
138. The syonym of “Coverage” is: / “Coverage” means:
(a) Reporting (b) Dissimilar (c) Unlike (d) Begun
139. The syonym of “Primarily” is: / “Primarily” means:
(a) Powerful (b) Basically (c) Secondary (d) Useful
140. The syonym of “Distinct” is: / “Distinct” means:
(a) Different (b) Same (c) Similar (d) Alike
141. The syonym of “Certain” is: / “Certain” means:
(a) Unsure (b) Clear (c) Hesitant (d) Shy
142. The syonym of “Aspects” is: / “Aspects” means:
(a) Leave (b) Same (c) Effective (d) Sides
143. The syonym of “Skip” is: / “Skip” means:
(a) Leave (b) Sides (c) Hopeless (d) Unlike
144. The syonym of “Convenient” is: / “Convenient” means:
(a) Inconvenient (b) Easy
(c) Tiresome (d) Difficult
145. The syonym of “Necessary” is: / “Necessary” means:
(a) Important (b) Unnecessary
(c) Needless (d) Pointless
146. The syonym of “Rival” is: / “Rival” means:
(a) Competitor (b) Ally
(c) Friend (d) Helper
147. The syonym of “Omit” is: / “Omit” means:
(a) Include (b) Comprise (c) Take in (d) Skip
148. The syonym of “Leisure” is: / “Leisure” means:
(a) Free time (b) Busy (c) Hard (d) Active
149. The syonym of “Vie” is: / “Vie” means:
(a) Friend (b) Rival (c) Helper (d) Ally
150. The syonym of “Visual” is: / “Visual” means:
(a) To be seen (b) Choose (c) Hard (d) Unseen
151. The syonym of “Relevant” is: / “Relevant” means:
(a) Isolated (b) Unrelated (c) Related (d) Distinct
152. The syonym of “Ideal” is: / “Ideal” means:
(a) Model (b) Require (c) Soundness (d) Weight
153. “Monster” means: /The synonym of “Monster” is:
(a) Reference (b) Causes (c) Preference (d) Devil
154. “Destruction” means: /The synonym of “Destruction” is:
(a) Ruin (b) Population (c) Poverty (d) Wealth
155. “Ranking” means: /The synonym of “Ranking” is:
(a) Build (b) Remove (c) Rectify (d) Decorate
156. “Vales” means: /The synonym of “Vales” is:

(a) Edge (b) Well (c) Top (d) Valleys
157. “Broken” means: /The synonym of “Broken” is:
(a) Separate (b) Group (c) Crushed (d) Decorated
158. “Eternal” means: /The synonym of “Eternal” is:
(a) Mortal (b) Everlasting (c) Essential (d) Perfect
159. “Stillness” means: /The synonym of “Stillness” is:
(a) Studies (b) Calm (c) Noisey (d) Traning
160. “Far away” means: /The synonym of “Far away” is:
(a) Upper (b) Beneath
(c) Near (d) At a distance
161. “Core” means: /The synonym of “Core” is:
(a) Centre (b) Strong (c) High (d) Temporary
162. The synonym of “Roaring” is: / “Roaring” means:
(a) Noising (b) Quiet (c) Calm (d) Silence
163. The synonym of “Smashing” is: / “Smashing” means:
(a) Couple (b) Breaking (c) Relieve (d) Portion
164. The synonym of “Monster” is: / “Monster” means:
(a) Miniature (b) Small (c) Giant (d) Tiny
165. The synonym of “Destruction” is: / “Destruction” means:
(a) Construction (b) Building
(c) Erection (d) Elimination
166. The synonym of “Raking” is: / “Raking” means:
(a) Leveling (b) Junior (c) Senior (d) Small
167. The synonym of “Core” is: / “Core” means:
(a) Centre (b) Left (c) Right (d) Above
168. The synonym of “Eternal” is: / “Eternal” means:
(a) In fact (b) Noisy (c) Due (d) Everlasting
169. The synonym of “Whisper” is: / “Whisper” means:
(a) Stop (b) Murmur (c) Silent (d) Roaring
170. “Beaming” means: /The synonym of “Beaming” is:
(a) Dull (b) Glowing (c) Flushed (d) Pale
171. “Resolved” means: /The synonym of “Resolved” is:
(a) Began (b) Held (c) Solved (d) Ended
172. “Frequently” means: /The synonym of “Frequently” is:
(a) Newly (b) Repeatedly (c) Eternal (d) Seldom
173. “Absurd” means: /The synonym of “Absurd” is:
(a) Wise (b) Easy (c) Logical (d) Illogical
174. “Demise” means: /The synonym of “Demise” is:
(a) Publicity (b) End (c) Importance (d) Printing
175. “Replace” means: /The synonym of “Replace” is:
(a) Take the place of (b) Purchase
(c) Change (d) Explain

176. “Invention” means: /The synonym of “Invention” is:
(a) Fascility (b) Creation
(c) Broadcasting (d) Disadvantage
177. “Delve” means: /The synonym of “Delve” is:
(a) Educate (b) Solve (c) Bind (d) Research
178. “Loathe” means: /The synonym of “Loathe” is:
(a) Like (b) Hate (c) Resist (d) Appreciate
179. “Aspiration” means: /The synonym of “Aspiration” is:
(a) Idea (b) Ambition (c) Hobbies (d) Delight
180. “Comfort” means: /The synonym of “Comfort” is:
(a) Education (b) Progress (c) Delight (d) Income
181. “Shelter” means: /The synonym of “Shelter” is:
(a) Refuge (b) Place (c) Hostel (d) Inn
182. “Peace” means: /The synonym of “Peace” is:
(a) Idea (b) Disruption
(c) Reward (d) Satisfaction
183. “Immeasurable” means: /The synonym of “Immeasurable” is:
(a) Uncountable (b) Countable
(c) Unbearable (d) Enchanter
184. “Grandeur” means: /The synonym of “Grandeur” is:
(a) Style (b) Majesty (c) Academic (d) Education
185. “Compassion” means: /The synonym of “Compassion” is:
(a) Cruelity (b) Delight (c) Sympathy (d) Sorrow
186. The synonym of “Stern” is: / “Stern” means:
(a) Severe (b) Easy (c) Slow (d) Noble
187. The synonym of “Frustration” is: / “Frustration” means:
(a) Satisfaction (b) Difficulty
(c) Approval (d) Pleasure
188. The synonym of “Progress” is: / “Progress” means:
(a) Retreat (b) Recoil
(c) Leave (d) Advancement
189. The synonym of “Delight” is: / “Delight” means:
(a) Sad (b) Gloomy (c) Pleasure (d) Depression
190. The synonym of “Connection” is: / “Connection” means:
(a) Link (b) Joy
(c) Disconnection (d) Apart
191. The synonym of “Recount” is: / “Recount” means:
(a) Reply (b) Narrate (c) Answer (d) Distribute
192. The synonym of “Concentration” is: / “Concentration” means:
(a) Focus (b) Normal (c) Really (d) Absorb
193. The synonym of “Tracing” is: / “Tracing” means:
(a) Draw (b) Sketch (c) Joy (d) Following
194. The synonym of “Expression” is: / “Expression” means:

(a) Look (b) Similing (c) Beauty (d) Portion
195. The synonym of “Frustration” is: / “Frustration” means:
(a) Satisfaction (b) Relax
(c) Disturbance (d) Linking
196. The synonym of “Beaming” is: / “Beaming” means:
(a) Sad (b) Happy (c) Deject (d) Gloomy
197. The synonym of “Revelation” is: / “Revelation” means:
(a) Awareness (b) Unknown (c) Relating (d) Knowledge
198. The synonym of “Possession” is: / “Possession” means:
(a) Profession (b) Joy (c) Solve (d) Control
199. The synonym of “Frequently” is: / “Frequently” means:
(a) Relating (b) Often (c) Single (d) After that
200. The synonym of “Notion” is: / “Notion” means:
(a) Think (b) Idea (c) Absorb (d) Related
201. “Affair” means: /The synonym of “Affair” is:
(a) Study (b) Responsibility
(c) Building (d) Division
202. “Sturdy” means: /The synonym of “Sturdy” is:
(a) Expert (b) Illiterate (c) Educated (d) Strong
203. “Crime” means: /The synonym of “Crime” is:
(a) Ignorance (b) Intentions (c) Offence (d) Demands
204. “Charge” means: /The synonym of “Charge” is:
(a) Clearance (b) Allegation (c) Backbiting (d) Story
205. “Defence” means: /The synonym of “Defence” is:
(a) Justification (b) Boundaries
(c) Plan (d) Sense
206. “Halted” means: /The synonym of “Halted” is:
(a) Slipped (b) Stopped (c) Slept (d) Bent
207. “Hurled” means: /The synonym of “Hurled” is:
(a) Washed (b) Hit (c) Hid (d) Showed
208. “Reeled” means: /The synonym of “Reeled” is:
(a) Slept (b) Moam (c) Ate (d) Staggered
209. “Surrendered” means: /The synonym of “Surrendered” is:
(a) Discussed (b) Refused
(c) Handed over (d) Enjoyed
210. “Witness” means: /The synonym of “Witness” is:
(a) Worry (b) Felicity (c) Joy (d) Eyewitness
211. “Sentence” means: /The synonym of “Sentence” is:
(a) Invitation (b) Punishment
(c) Proposal (d) Bribe
212. “Execution” means: /The synonym of “Execution” is:
(a) Scholarship (b) Vehicle

(c) Fine (d) Capital punishment
213. “Share” means: /The synonym of “Share” is:
(a) Debt (b) Legacy (c) Loan (d) Payment
214. “Trustee” means: /The synonym of “Trustee” is:
(a) Body guard (b) Shopkeeper
A person to whom a thing is
(c) Jeweler (d)
entrusted
215. “Anxious” means: /The synonym of “Anxious” is:
(a) Happy (b) Worried (c) Unworried (d) Calm
216. “Fulfil” means: /The synonym of “Fulfil” is:
(a) End (b) Accomplish
(c) Read (d) Ignore
217. “Astonished” means: /The synonym of “Astonished” is:
(a) Overjoyed (b) Captivated (c) Surprised (d) Delighted
218. “Chivalry” means: /The synonym of “Chivalry” is:
(a) Bravery (b) Humility
(c) Intelligence (d) Cowardice
219. “Strange” means: /The synonym of “Strange” is:
(a) Fascinating (b) Beautiful (c) Dangerous (d) Weird
220. The synonym of “Strong” is: / “Strong” means:
(a) Powerful (b) Weak (c) Feeble (d) Frail
221. The synonym of “Charge” is: / “Charge” means:
(a) Praise (b) Accusation (c) Admire (d) Like
222. The synonym of “Might” is: / “Might” means:
(a) Power (b) Bold (c) Courage (d) Increase
223. The synonym of “Dishonest” is: / “Dishonest” means:
(a) Honest (b) Direct (c) Truthful (d) Wicked
224. The synonym of “Nip” is: / “Nip” means:
(a) Eat (b) Drink (c) Lay (d) Brave
225. The synonym of “Reel” is: / “Reel” means:
(a) Roll (b) Round (c) Fling (d) Launch
226. The synonym of “Confess” is: / “Confess” means:
(a) Deny (b) Reject
(c) Disagree with (d) Admit guilt
227. The synonym of “Accuser” is: / “Accuser” means:
(a) Plaintiff (b) Apply (c) Stead (d) Fulfil
228. The synonym of “Fate” is: / “Fate” means:
(a) Present (b) Fortune (c) Past (d) Next
229. The synonym of “Stead” is: / “Stead” means:
(a) Available (b) Pleased (c) Happy (d) Substitute
230. The synonym of “Perspire” is: / “Perspire” means:
(a) Sweat (b) Salt (c) Fat (d) Lard
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Question 01 (d): Choose the correct option according to the grammar.

1. Our job is to keep the audience happy. The underlined word is a/an ____
noun.
(a) collective (b) concrete (c) abstract (d) proper
2. Someone ate my cookies. The underlined word is a/an:
(a) Personal pronoun (c) Relative pronoun
(c) Definite pronoun (d) Indefinite pronoun
3. I am afraid I cannot afford to spend too much money. The underlined part
of the sentence is a/an:
(a) gerund (b) participle
(c) infinitive (d) None of these
4. The room was full, so I had no place to sit. It is a _______ sentence.
(a) simple (b) compound
(c) complex (d) None of these
5. How long ________ you been working in the garden?
(a) has (b) have (c) will (d) shall
6. Identify the indefinite pronoun in these words:
(a) somebody (b) those (c) his (d) either
7. They invited us to their home yesterday. What tense is it?
(a) Present indefinite (b) Past indefinite
(c) Past perfect (d) Future indefinite
8. Do not tell a lie. What kind of sentence is it?
(a) assertive (b) optative
(c) exclamatory (d) imperative
9. I went to see what had happened. The underlined word is a/an ________.
(a) Noun clause (b) Objective clause
(c) Adverb clause (d) Main clause
10. “The watchman blew his whistle. The underlined word is a/an:
(a) Transitive verb (b) Intransitive verb
(c) Regular verb (d) None
11. He had all the money in the world, _______ he was sad.
(a) why (b) but (c) if (d) because
12. The man _______ you were talking to at the meeting is my cousin. Choose
the correct relative pronoun.
(a) that (b) what (c) whom (d) which
13. Maria fell over the cat. The underlined phrase is:
(a) infinitive (b) gerund
(c) prepositional (d) None of these
14. Behave elders politely. The underlined word is:
(a) Adverb of place (b) Adverb of time
(c) Adverb of frequency (d) Adverb of manner
15. Mother is the real face of God. The underlined word is:

(a) Abstract noun (b) Collective noun
(c) Uncountable noun (d) Concrete noun
16. ________ books are these?
(a) Who (b) That (c) Whom (d) Whose
17. I do not like costly dress. The underlined word is:
(a) Adverb (b) Adjective (c) Noun (d) Pronoun
18. She will have been crying since midnight.
(a) Present continuous (b) Future perfect
(c) Past indefinite (d) Future perfect continuous
19. Last summer, we ________ many places.
(a) visited (b) had visited
(c) have visited (d) does visit
20. If he offers me a job I _______ it.
(a) Would have accepted (b) Will accept
(c) Would accept (d) Is accepting
21. He lost his job _________ he was often late.
(a) while (b) or (c) because (d) as
22. We ________ our bottles so we could use it again.
(a) cleaning (b) clean (c) cleaned (d) cleans
23. I have been studying for three hours. The “tense” of this sentence is:
(a) Present Continuous (b) Past Continuous
(c) Present Perfect (d) Present Perfect Continuous
24. We have to take the bus _____ tomorrow morning.
(a) early (b) earlier (c) earliest (d) more early
25. All students _________ for prizes.
(a) competes (b) competing (c) compete (d) none
26. “Worst” is:
(a) adverb (b) verb (c) adjective (d) conjunction
27. What did you bring for me? The tense used is:
(a) Future indefinite (b) Past indefinite
(c) Past perfect (d) Present perfect
28. Learn to love poor mankind. The underlined word is:
(a) infinitive (b) gerund
(c) Present participle (d) Past participle
29. I like those who win the first prize. The underlined word is _____ pronoun.
(a) interrogative (b) relative (c) personal (d) reflexive
30. “Family” is ______ noun.
(a) abstract (b) material (c) collective (d) proper
31. “Who helps the poor?” the correct voice is:
(a) By whom are the poor helped?
(b) By whom the poor help
(c) Whom the poor helped (d) By whom the poor are helped
32. _____ book do you like?

(a) Whom (b) Which (c) That (d) Who
33. Try again is an inspiring poem. The understand word is:
(a) gerund (b) infinitive
(c) Past participle (d) Present participle
34. “It will be raining.” Tense used:
(a) Future indefinite (b) Past continuous
(c) Future continuous (d) Past indefinite
35. I have lost the pen _______ I bought this morning.
(a) which (b) whose (c) whom (d) what
36. Mehak is intending “to go”. The underlined part of the sentence is a/an:
(a) gerund (b) participle (c) verb (d) infinitive
37. If he _______ more carefully he would not cause an accident.
(a) drive (b) driven (c) drove (d) droving
38. Yesterday at 5 O’clock I ______ apples.
(a) was eating (b) had eaten (c) eats (d) ate
39. “My friend gave me the book.” Choose the correct passive voice.
(a) I have been given the book by my friend.
(b) I am given the book by my friend.
(c) I was given the book by my friend.
(d) I had not been given the book by my friend.
40. Ali was impressed ______ Sarmad’s grades.
(a) with (b) from (c) to (d) by
41. Sarmad ate a lot of sweets. The underlined word is _______ verb.
(a) regular (b) intransitive (c) transitive (d) auxiliary
42. As a young trader, he earned good reputation. The underlined part is:
(a) Noun phrase (b) Prepositional phrase
(c) Adjective phrase (d) Infinitive
Our practice usually starts at Six O’ Clock. The underlined word is an
43.
adverb of:
(a) degree (b) manner (c) frequency (d) place
44. “He is poor but he has ego.” The underlined sentence is a/an:
(a) imperative (b) optative (c) compound (d) complex
45. What were you thinking? Tense used:
(a) Past indefinite (b) Past continuous
(c) Past perfect (d) Past perfect continuous
46. A clever trick was played successfully by the cat. The underlined word is
adverb of _____.
(a) frequency (b) place (c) manner (d) time
47. If he invites me, I‘ll go there. This sentence is ______.
(a) simple (b) 1st conditional
(c) 2nd conditional (d) 3rd conditional
48. Everybody enjoys a good movie. The underlined word is a/an __ pronoun.
(a) definite (b) reflexive (c) indefinite (d) personal

49. Didn’t you see the sign? You _____ drive at more than 30 miles an hour.
(a) must not (b) should not (c) may not (d) are not
50. If you get back late, I shall be angry. This sentence is:
(a) Second Conditional (b) Third Conditional
(c) First Conditional (d) Simple
51. Identify the indefinite pronoun in these words.
(a) those (b) his (c) either (d) somebody
52. The dog was barking _______ night.
(a) in (b) to (c) at (d) of
53. I am not _______ him the secret.
(a) tells (b) tell (c) told (d) telling
54. Her mother has _______ chance of recovery.
(a) little (b) the little (c) a little (d) littles
55. He had all the money in the world, __________ he was sad.
(a) but (b) yet (c) still (d) so
56. Flying above the lake at this time of night seems a little dangerous. The
underlined phrase is:
(a) Infinitive Phrase (b) Gerund Phrase
(c) Prepositional Phrase (d) Adverbal Phrase
57. Hazrat Muhammad’s (‫ )ﷺ‬life is a perfect model. The underlined word is
an/an:
(a) Noun (b) Adjective (c) Verb (d) Preposition
58. He does not care ___________ me.
(a) to (b) on (c) from (d) for
59. They rested at sun-set. The underlined phrase is:
(a) Noun Phrase (b) Adjective Phrase
(c) Gerund Phrase (d) Adverb Phrase
60. Hearing this, the Sahaba ‫ رض ی ہللا عنھم‬became anxious. The underlined word
is a/an:
(a) Gerund (b) Infinitive (c) Adverb (d) Adjective
61. “I like apples but I like pears more”. This is a:
(a) Simple Sentence (b) Copmound Sentence
(c) Complex Sentences (d) Compound Complex Sentence
62. He decided their case with equity and justice. The underlined words are:
(a) Concrete Nouns (b) Abstract Nouns
(c) Noun Clause (d) Adjective Clause
63. “The umbrella with a broken handle is mine”. The underline part of the
sentences is a/an:
(c) Noun Clause (d) Adjective Clause
64. “He was a lion in the battle”. This sentence is an example of:
(a) Metaphor (b) Simile

(c) Negative Sentence (d) None
65. After learning the parts of speech, the class began studying punctuation.
Identify the phrase.
(c) Prepositional Phrase (d) Simple Phrase
66. The man complained that there was no bread. The underlined part of
sentence is a/an:
(a) Dependent Clause (b) Independent Clause
(c) Relative Clause (d) Irrelative Clause
67. ______ it was hot, he was wearing a coat. Choose the correct conjunctions.
(a) When (b) Although (c) Then (d) And
68. If you come, we shall dine together. It is a __________ sentence.
(a) First Conditional (b) Second Conditional
(c) Third Conditional (d) Compound Sentence
69. Since when have they been serving aged parents? The tense used in this
sentence is:
(a) Future Continuous (b) Future Perfect
(c) Present Perfect Continuous (d) Present Continuous
70. He __________ smoking in 2016.
(a) give up (b) gives up (c) gave up (d) has give up
71. I have a surprising news. The underlined word is:
(a) Gerund (b) Infinitive
(c) Present Participle (d) Past Participle
72. She is not ignorant _________ her short comings.
(a) with (b) of (c) on (d) in
73. Pakistan is very dear ________ us.
(a) to (b) for (c) by (d) with
74. Keep the balls in that basket. The underlined words are ______ nouns.
(a) Concrete (b) Abstract (c) Reflexive (d) Proper
75. Will someone be here soon to open the door. The underlined phrase is:
(a) Noun Phrase (b) Infinitive Phrase
(c) Gerund Phrase (d) Prepositional Phrase
76. She takes pride ________ her work.
(a) on (b) from (c) with (d) in
77. I go to ball practice late so I forgot to set my alarm. What sentence is this:
(a) Complex (b) Optative (c) Simple (d) Compound
78. Have you seen the man _________ bought a book from the shop just now.
(a) that (b) what (c) who (d) which
79. This is an old fashioned hat. The underlined part of sentence is a/an:
(a) Noun Phrase (b) Verb Phrase
(c) Compound Noun (d) Adjective Phrase
80. They ________ before he arrived.
(a) have eaten (b) have been eating

(c) had eaten (d) eaten
81. Does the captain want us to lower the sails before we enter the harbor? The
underlined phrase is:
(c) Prepositional Phrase (d) Adverb Phrase
82. Have you got anything ______ these poor women could take for the kids.
(a) who (b) whom (c) what (d) which
83. ‘He did not take care of his pet’. The underlined word is a/an ____ noun.
(a) Concrete (b) Abstract (c) Proper (d) Relative
84. ‘None of the cheques were cashed; They finally expired.’ The underlined
word is a/an ________.
(a) Personal Pronoun (b) Adverb Phrase
(c) Relative Pronoun (d) Proper Noun
85. ‘Their progress was slow because they were tired. It is a/an ____ sentence.
(a) Conditional (b) Negative (c) Compound (d) Complex
86. I shall invite you _________ my birthday.
(a) to (b) on (c) at (d) for
87. I am sad but you smile. This is the sentence:
(a) Complex (b) Optative (c) Assertive (d) Compound
88. He did much work in his youth. Tense used in this sentence is:
(a) Past Indefinite (b) Present Indefinite
(c) Future Indefinite (d) Past Continuous
89. ‘They recommended him for his justice. The underlined word is a/an ___
noun.
(a) Proper (b) Common (c) Concrete (d) Abstract
90. ‘The black umbrella is mine.’ The underlined word is a/an:
(a) Adverb (b) Adjective (c) Preposition (d) Verb
91. ‘He could not go home, ______ he had no place to go.’ Choose the
appropriate conjunction:
(a) but (b) for (c) though (d) if
92. I have always disliked smoking. The underlined word is a/an:
(a) Gerund (b) Infinitive (c) Adjective (d) Adverb
93. He will not be ________ up by his uncle.
(a) bring (b) brought (c) help (d) brings
94. I saw myself in the mirror. The underlined word is a/an _______ pronoun.
(a) Possessive (b) Relative (c) Indefinite (d) Reflexive
95. The students gathered signatures for increasing the hours of the library.
The underlined part of the sentence is a/an:
(c) Second conditional sentence (d) First conditional sentence
This treatment is really great. It makes me feel so relaxed. The underlined
96.
part of the sentence is:
(a) Present Participle (b) Past Participle

(c) Concrete Noun (d) Collective Noun
97. If you had not been late, we would have not missed the bus. This sentence is:
(a) Third conditional (b) Second conditional
(c) First conditional (d) Simple
98. ‘He bore a banner with a strange device.’ The underlined part of the
sentence is a/an:
(a) Adverb Phrase (b) Noun Phrase
(c) Principal Clause (d) Adjective Phrase
99. I did not go to the meeting because I was sick. It is a/an ______ sentence.
(a) Complex (b) Simple (c) Compound (d) Optative
100. He will not part ________ his wealth.
(a) to (b) with (c) from (d) on
101. Fareed said _______ he needed the most was a long and quiet holiday.
(a) that (b) which (c) what (d) who
102. “What would you do, if there were no more books?” This sentence is:
(a) First Conditional (b) Second Conditional
(c) Third Conditional (d) None of these
103. “He worked hard day and night because he did not wish to fail.” This
senetence is:
(a) simple (b) compound
(c) complex (d) compound complex
104. My mother will be watching my ways. Tense used in this sentence is future:
(a) Continuous (b) Indefinite
(c) Perfect (d) Perfect continuous
105. I like your driving. The underlined word is:
(a) Present Participle (b) Infinitive
(c) Past Participle (d) Gerund
106. Hardwork is key ______ success. Fill in the blank with proper preposition.
(a) of (b) to (c) for (d) with
107. Would that I were C.S.P officer. The sentence is:
(a) Assertive (b) Compound (c) Complex (d) Optative
108. “I love the poor and you hate them.” The sentence is:
(a) Compound (b) Complex (c) Optative (d) Imperative
109. I trust ________ God. The correct preposition is:
(a) on (b) in (c) of (d) at
110. He was absent __________ the class.
(a) to (b) from (c) of (d) for
111. I would have been glad if he _________ me in the hospital.
(a) visit (b) visited (c) will visit (d) had visited
112. I feel ________ the poor.
(a) on (b) for (c) in (d) from
113. Smoking is injurious _________ health.
(a) on (b) to (c) of (d) for

114. Hand me that hammer. The underlined word is a/an _____ pronoun.
(a) Interrogative (b) Reflexive
(c) Demonstrative (d) Reflective
115. He is the young man _______ saved my life.
(a) whom (b) whose (c) who (d) that
116. They showed ________ patience.
(a) much (b) more (c) many (d) few
117. He is fond ______ tea.
(a) for (b) to (c) of (d) from
118. I am related ___________ her.
(a) for (b) from (c) of (d) to
119. _______ Indus is the largest river in Pakistan.
(a) An (b) A (c) The (d) Of
120. I am poor but I have ego. The sentence is:
(a) Imperative (b) Optative (c) Assertive (d) Compound
121. The class has just had a physics lesson. The underlined word is a/an:
(a) Collective Noun (b) Material Noun
(c) Abstract Noun (d) Concrete Noun
122. Abide _______ traffic rules. Correct preposition is:
(a) of (b) by (c) on (d) with
123. A rolling stone gathers no mass. The underlined part of sentence is a/an:
(c) Adverb Phrase (d) Adjective Clause
124. The examination ended and the students went home. This senetence is:
(a) Complex Sentence (b) Simple Sentence
(c) Compound Sentence (d) Compound Complex
125. You are a very clever boy. The underlined word is a/an:
(a) verb (b) adverb (c) adjective (d) article
126. She was walking quite slowly.
(a) adverb (b) verb (c) adjective (d) article
127. He was reading clearly. The underlined word is an adverb of:
(a) manner (b) frequency (c) time (d) place
128. When will you leave to do it? The underlined word is an adverb of:
129. Where are you going? The underlined word is an adverb of:
130. He fought bravely. The underlined word is an adverb of:
131. Do not walk so fast. The underlined word is an adverb of:
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Textbook Exercises According to ALP (Solved)

Unit No. 1: Hazrat Muhammad (‫ )ﷺ‬an Embodiment of Justice
‫٭‬Vocabulary B: Choose the appropriate synonym)‫ (رتمادف‬of the following

words.
1. equitable )‫(افصنمہن‬
(a) fair (b) just (c) equal
2. ancestor )‫(آابؤادجاد‬
(a) antecedent (b) forefather (c) predecessor
3. foe )‫(دنمش‬
(a) relative (b) enemy (c) friend
4. firm )‫(اثتبدقم‬
(a) expensive (b) powerful (c) persistent
5. glorious )‫(اشدنار‬
(a) lustrous (b) splendid (c) fabulous
‫٭‬Reading Comprehension A: Choose the correct option:

01. In Paragraph 1 _______ details of the Rasool’s ‫ ﷺ‬characteristics are given.
(a) general (b) specific (c) chronological
02. The key idea of paragraph 2 is that:
(a) Hazrat Muhammad ‫ ﷺ‬was a great orator
(b) Hazrat Muhammad ‫ ﷺ‬was a just head of the state
(c) Hazrat Muhammad ‫ ﷺ‬was just and fair even before his Nabuwat
03. Examples given in paragraphs 3 and 4 show that:
(a) Hazrat Muhammad ‫ ﷺ‬was a just head of the state
(b) Hazrat Muhammad ‫ ﷺ‬was a simple man
(c) Hazrat Muhammad ‫ ﷺ‬was fair in his dealing
04. Paragraph 5 shows that:
(a) Hazrat Muhammad ‫ ﷺ‬was a just head of the state.
(b) The justice of Hazrat Muhammad ‫ ﷺ‬was a source of peace and
security for the non-Muslims.
(c) Hazrat Muhammad ‫ ﷺ‬was just and fair even before his Nabuwat.
05. To whom did the Rasool ‫ ﷺ‬give the following advice?


“When two men come to you for judgment, never decide in favour of one
without hearing the arguments of the other; it is then most likely that you
will know the truth.”
(a) Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique‫ریضاہللاعتٰیلہنع‬
(b) Hazrat Ali ‫ریضاہللاعتٰیلہنع‬
(c) Hazrat Umar Farooq ‫ریضاہللاعتٰیلہنع‬
‫٭‬Grammar A: Identify whether each underlined word is a concrete or an

abstract noun.
1. She puts much effort (abstract noun) into her studies (abstract noun) as
she wants to score good marks.
2. They recommended him for his justice (abstract noun) and truthfulness
(abstract noun).
3. Keep the balls (concrete noun) in that basket (concrete noun).
4. The dishonest trader (material noun) is losing the trust (abstract noun)
of his customers (material noun).
5. He did not take good care (abstract noun) of his pet (material noun).
‫٭‬Grammar B: Choose whether each sentence needs an indefinite article (a,

an), a definite article (the), or no article:
1. He asked me a very hard question.
2. The question that he asked me was easy.
3. Have you seen my scarf?
4. Could you please pass me the salt?
5. Is there a good restaurant around here?
6. The restaurant that my friend owns is very good.
7. I have several good friends.
8. The UAE is a beautiful country.
9. I’ll see you in a week!
10. I’m on vacation until Monday.
‫٭‬Grammar D: Fill in each blank with past indefinite or past continuous

tense of the verb in brackets.
1. What were you doing (you/do) when I called (call) you last night?
2. I was sitting (sit) in the café when you called (call) me.
3. When you arrived (arrive) at the bus stand, who was (be) there?
4. Shamsa was watching (watch) a film when she heard (hear) the noise.
5. We were playing (play) tennis when Javed hurt (hurt) his ankle.

Unit No. 3: Try Again (Poem)

‫٭‬Vocabulary B: Find synonyms of the following words:
courage ‫تمہ‬،‫ وحہلص‬Bravery, Firmness
conquer ‫حتفاپان‬ Win, Overcome, Prevail
disgrace ‫ذتل‬ Shame, Dishonor, Humiliation, Insult
hard ‫تخس‬،‫ لکشم‬Difficult, Tough
reward ‫ااعنم‬ Gift, Success, Victory
‫٭‬Grammar A: Fill in the blanks with correct pronouns:

1. There is no need to shout. I can hear you.
2. You and I work well together. We are a good team.
3. We have got a bit of a problem. Could you help us, please?
4. A: This is a good photo, isn’t it? Is Samina in it?
B: Yes, that’s she, look she is next to Fahad.
5. A: Who did this mowing?
B: I. I did it this morning.
6. A: Is this Ahmad’s bag?
B: No, he didn’t bring one. It can’t belong to him.
7. A: I’m looking for my shoes. Have you seen them?
B: Yes, they are here.
‫٭‬Grammar B: Select a personal pronoun that agrees with the subject of

each sentence.
Example: The group has _______ meeting here. (its)
1. Anyone can get his name in the news.
2. None of the cheques were crashed; they finally expired.
3. My mother and her sister took their vacation together.
4. All are welcome: they just need to call for directions to the party.
5. Venus and Mars have their orbits nearer to Earth than to any other planets.
6. The band starts its tour tomorrow night.
7. Any of the candidates could win; they are very much alike.
8. Everybody has his own dreams and goals.
‫٭‬Grammar C: Complete the sentences by supplying the correct degrees of

adjectives.
1. My family and I went to visit Murree last summer. Of all the summers I
have had, I would say this was the best (good) summer ever!

2. In Murree, we enjoyed the horse ride. I rode a horse that ran faster (fast)
and faster (fast) on the hills.
3. We also climbed a tree and when I reached the highest branch, I was more
tired (tired) than my sister.
4. I bought a jacket which was quite expensive (expensive) and my sister
chose a sweater because she found it much cheaper (cheap) to buy.
5. After our trip, I feel I am the luckiest (lucky) boy on earth!
‫٭‬Grammar D: Arrange the adjectives following the correct order.

1. We saw (gray, huge, a) a huge gray whale in the sea.
2. Babar uses the (blue, medium, rubber) medium, blue rubber ball for
basketball practice.
3. Mehreen brought (few, a, chocolate, dark, triangular) a few triangular
dark chocolate bars to the birthday party.
4. The pyramids of Egypt are made out of (rock, enormous, rectangular)
enormous, rectangular rock boulders.
5. Shahid can eat (thin-crust, square, five) five thin-crust, square pizza
slices.
‫٭‬Grammar E: Pick out the adjective phrase in each sentence.

1. He bore a banner with a strange device.
2. The principal of this school is on leave.
3. The decision of the judges is final.
4. The tops of the mountains were covered with snow.
5. The runner in the rear did not qualify.
‫٭‬Writing Skills A: Explain the main idea of the poem.

Ans: We should never lose heart in our life. If we fail in our first attempt, we
should not give up our struggle. We should try again and again till we succeed.
Failure is a good teacher. We should work hard and at the end, we will win. Try
again and again is the golden rule to succeed in life.
Unit No. 4: First Aid
‫٭‬Reading Comprehension A: Choose the correct answer.

1. If blood spurts or continuous flowing after continuous pressure, ________.
(a) do first aid
(b) apply gentle pressure with a clean cloth
(c) seek medical assistance
2. Thorough cleaning reduces the risk of __________.

(a) infection and tetanus (b) allergy (c) Rash
3. If a __________ appears, stop using the ointment.
(a) infection (b) rash (c) allergy
4. Change the dressing at least ___________.
(a) weekly (b) twice a day (c) daily
5. Band aids or sticky plasters are good for dressing small ________.
(a) wounds (b) burns (c) fractures
‫٭‬Grammar A: Place adverbs at appropriate places.

1. I am always happy when it is my birthday. (always)
2. My brother often gets up at six o’clock from Monday to Friday as he goes
jogging. (often)
3. He went to the market last night. (last night)
4. Have you ever been to Hunza Valley? (ever)
5. The birds were chirping beautifully. (beautifully)
6. I’m still waiting for Khalid to arrive. I have been waiting for over twenty
minutes! (still)
7. He saw a blind beggar in the market. (in the market)
‫٭‬Grammar C: Complete the following sentences with infinitive or gerund

which ever is appropriate.
1. We felt the plane shaking (shake) in the storm.
2. I’ve always disliked smoking (smoke).
3. Where did you learn to speak (speak) French?
4. Is the exhibition worth visiting (visit)?
5. I don’t mind to get up (get up) early.
6. We’d love to come (come) with you.
7. She seems to know (know) this place.
Unit No. 6: Television vs. Newspapers
‫٭‬Reading Comprehension A: Choose the correct option:

01. In paragraph 1, the topic sentence is supported through ____________.
(a) facts (b) examples (c) definitions
02. Paragraph 2 shows that watching news on television is __________.
(a) not as convenient (b) trouble-free
(c) more convenient than reading newspapers
03. The key idea of paragraph 4 is:
(a) reading newspaper is more convenient than watching television
(b) Watching television and reading newspaper are equally convenient
(c) Television viewing is more convenient than reading newspaper

04. Paragraph 5 _________.
(a) gives arguments in favour of television
(b) gives arguments in favour of newspapers
(c) shows both mediums are equally advantageous
05. Television news is like having a fast food meal whereas reading
newspapers is like having a ten course dinner. This sentence is an example
of:
(a) metaphor (b) simile (c) personification
06. Paragraph 6 concludes that ___________.
(a) we should use both mediums of information
(b) television news should be given preference
(c) reading newspapers is more important
‫٭‬Grammar A: Put appropriate modal verbs into the gaps.

1. We ought to borrow umbrellas; so we didn’t get wet.
2. I was so far from the stage that I could not see very well.
3. He sees very badly; he must wear glasses all the time.
4. You should drive fast; there is a speed limit here.
5. We should not drive fast; we have plenty of time.
‫٭‬Grammar C: Put the correct form of the verbs to make first conditional
sentences.
1. If you get (get) back late, I will be (be) angry.
2. If we wait (wait) here, we will be (be) late.
3. If we go (go) on holiday this summer, we will go (go) to Ziarat.
4. If the weather does not improve (not/improve), we will not have
(not/have) a picnic.
5. They will go (go) to the party if they are (be) invited.
Unit No. 8: Peace (Poem)
‫٭‬Vocabulary B: Give synonyms for each of the following words:

roaring ‫ وشراچمےتوہےئ‬Shouting, Howling
smashing ‫ رودنےتوہےئ‬Crushing, Shattering
spinning ‫امھگےتوہےئ‬/‫ رموڑےت‬Rotating, Turning, Twisting
stillness ‫رہگیاخومیش‬،‫ وکست‬Silence, Quietness
core ‫ رمزک‬Centre, Heart, Kernel

‫٭‬Vocabulary D: Choose the appropriate connotations.

1. Which would you rather be called?
(a) thrifty )‫(افکتیاعشر‬ (b) cheap
2. Which is more serious?
(a) problem (b) disaster )‫(ابتیہ‬
3. Which is more polite?
(a) sip a drink )‫(ایکسچںےلرکانیپ‬ (b) gulp it
4. Which would you be if you hadn’t eaten for several days?
(a) hungry (b) starving )‫(افہقزدہ‬
5. Which would you be after a walk in the mud?
(a) filthy (b) dirty )‫دنگہ‬،‫(الیم‬
‫٭‬Reading Comprehension B: Which imagery has the poet used in this

poem? Give examples.
Ans: The use of vivid or figurative language to represent objects, actions or ideas
is called imagery. In other words, imagery is the picture created by the mind.
In this poem, the poet has used the both visual and auditory imagery.
Examples:
(i) roaring / smashing (Auditory Imagery)
(ii) “all you hear are gentle whispers” (Auditory Imagery)
(iii) “forms the valley”, “sends them spinning”. (Visual Imagery)
‫٭‬Grammar A: Identify demonstrative, reflexive and interrogative

pronouns in the following sentences.
1. Hand me that hammer. (Demonstrative Pronoun)
2. I saw myself in the mirror. (Reflexive Pronoun)
3. Who is there? (Interrogative Pronoun)
4. He himself will be our new friend. (Reflexive Pronoun)
5. Is this your teacher’s book? (Demonstrative Pronoun)
6. Which is your pen? (Interrogative Pronoun)
‫٭‬Grammar B: Choose appropriate participles.

1. (a) The movie was really _____________ (interested / interesting)!
(b) I thought it was a good lecture, but I wasn’t very __________
(interested / interesting) in the topic.
2. (a) Our town is so ______________ (bored/boring)! There is nothing to
do here.
(b) Are you already ____________ (bored/boring) with that game?
3. (a) Have you heard her laugh? It’s so __________ (annoyed/annoying).

(b) I’m really ___________ (annoyed/annoying) with one of my co-
workers.
4. (a) The city was __________ (damaged/damaging) during the storm.
(b) The information was quite _________ (damaged/damaging) to his
reputation.
5. (a) This treatment is really great. It makes me feel so ________
(relaxed/relaxing).
(b) I didn’t like that movie. I thought it was too ______
(depressed/depressing).
‫٭‬Grammar C: Identify gerund phrases, infinitive phrases and prepositional

phrases in the following sentences.
1. Maria fell over the cat.
(a) infinitive phrase (b) gerund phrase
(c) prepositional phrase
2. The strikers held a meeting to discuss the terms of employers.
3. After learning the parts of speech, the class began studying punctuation.
(c) prepositional
4. Will someone be here soon to open the door?
5. Talha visited Turkey while studying the history of Turkish art.
6. Before putting too much effort into the project, you should get some
guidance from your boss.
7. Does the captain want us to lower the sails before we enter the harbor?
‫٭‬Writing Skills A: What is the central idea of this poem?

Ans: The poem “Peace” throws light on two aspects of nature that is storm and
peace. We have to experience storms to enjoy peace.

Unit No. 10: A World without Books
‫٭‬Grammar A: Choose the correct relative pronouns.

1. “Why are you so sad?” “I’ve lost the pen ______ I bought this morning.”
(a) which (b) that (c) what (d) whose
2. Have you seen the man ________ bought a book from the shop just now?
(a) that (b) what (c) who (d) which
3. The man _________ you were talking to at the meeting is my cousin.
(a) that (b) what (c) whom (d) which
4. Fareed said _________ he needed most was a long and quiet holiday.
(a) that (b) which (c) what (d) who
5. Have you got anything ___ these poor women could take for their children?
(a) which (b) that (c) whom (d) what
‫٭‬Grammar B: Pick out the adjective clause in each sentence.

1. A person who acknowledges his mistakes is admirable.
2. People who live in glass houses should not throw stones.
3. The books that have been recommended are all out of stock.
4. The question that she posed was too difficult to answer.
5. Everyone who has been invited is present.
‫٭‬Grammar D: Put in the correct second conditional verb form.

1. If he were (be) younger, he could travel (travel) more.
2. If she were not (not / be) always so late, she might be (be) promoted.
3. If I spoke (speak) perfect English, I might have (have) a good job.
4. If she passed (pass) the exam, she might be (be) able to enter the
university.
5. We would buy (buy) a house if we decided (decide) to stay here.
Unit No. 13: Faithfulness
‫٭‬Vocabulary D: Translate paragraph 5 into Urdu.

‫ارگوہہنآایوتااصنفےکاقتپ ےضےررکرکک ےکم ےا ںاک‬،‫ھچکدریاورااظتنررکںیل۔ایھبوتقےہ‬:‫رضحتاوبذرافغریریضاہللہنع‬
‫ہگجرپاینپاجندکدوںاگ۔‬
‫اقلتےکواسپہنآک وصرتا ںاقونناےنپاقتپ ےضےررکرککاگ۔‬:‫ہفیلخ‬

‫٭‬Grammar A: Put in the correct verbs to make third conditional sentences.

1. If you had not been (not / be) late, we would not have missed (not / miss)
the bus.
2. If we had arrived (arrive) earlier, we would have seen (see) our aunt.
3. If she had gone (go) to art school, she would have become (become) a
painter.
4. If I had been born (be) born in a different country, I would have learnt
(learn) to speak a different language.
5. They would have been (be) late if they had not taken (not / take) a taxi.
6. We would have come (come) if we had been invited (be) invited.
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PAIR OF WORDS (ALP)

Words Meanings Sentences
Affect ‫ارثرکان‬ The sun affects the skin.
1.
Effect ‫ارث‬ The sun has an effect on the skin.
Advice ‫تحیصن‬ He gave me a good piece of advice.
2.
Advise ‫تحیصنرکان‬ He advised me to work hard.
Alter ‫دبتلیرکان‬ He altered his mind.
3.
Altar ‫رقابناگہ‬ People bring the animals to altar.
Bale ‫اگھٹن‬ I bought a bale of cotton.
6.
Bail ‫امضتن‬ He was released on bail.
Berth ‫تسشن‬ I reserved a berth in the train.
8.
Birth ‫دیپاشئ‬ What is your date of birth?
Beside ‫رقبییہ‬ Ali is sitting beside me.
9.
Besides ‫ےکالعوہ‬ All were present besides Ali.
Brake ‫ربکی‬ The brakes of the cycle failed.
10.
Break ‫وتڑان‬ He broke the glass.
Cloth ‫ڑپکا‬ I bought some cloth from the bazar.
12.
Clothe ‫ل ا‬
‫ِسوہاڑپکا‬ He is wearing a nice clothe.
Cell ‫دیقاخہن‬/‫وکڑھٹی‬ The prisoner died in the cell.
13.
Sell ‫انچیب‬ He sells school books.
Device ‫دتریب‬ Zakat is a good device to help the poor.

15.
Devise ‫دتریبرکان‬ We must devise ways to help the poor.
Diary ‫ڈارئی‬ I have a diary.
17.
Dairy ‫ڈریی‬ He bought milk from the dairy.
Die ‫رمان‬ Heroes never die.
19.
Dye ‫رانگن‬ Please dye my shirt.
Dose ‫وخراک‬ He took a dose of medicine.
20.
Doze ‫اوانھگن‬ He was dozing in the class.
Elder ‫ڑبا‬ Ali is my elder brother.
22.
Older ‫رپاان‬ Lahore is an older city than Islamabad.
Except ‫وساےئ‬ Everybody was present except Nadeem.
24.
Accept ‫وبقلرکان‬ The principal accepted my application.
Flour ‫آاٹ‬ We make bread with flour.
27.
Floor ‫رفش‬ The floor of the room is clean.
Fair ‫اجزئ‬،‫انمبس‬ We must play fair.
28.
Fare ‫رکاہی‬ Fare of train is low.
Gate ‫دصردروازہ‬ The gate of the school was open.
30.
Gait ‫اچل‬ Her gait is nice.
Heel ‫اڑییھ‬ The heel of this shoe is broken.
32.
Heal ‫زمخاکرھبان‬ The wound will heal soon.
Idle ‫اسنک‬ Do not sit idle.
34.
Idol ‫تُب‬ The Hindus worship idols.
Ice ‫ربف‬ Ice is used in summer.
36. ‫خی(امجوہا‬
Snow ‫ن‬ Snow is falling today.
َ
)‫سو‬/‫اپین‬
Lesson ‫قبس‬ He learnt his lesson.
38.
Lessen ‫مکرکان‬ He lessened the speed of his car.
39. Letter ‫طخ‬ He wrote a letter to his friend.

Later ‫دعبا ں‬ I shall see you later.

Meet ‫انلم‬ My friend came to meet me.
43.
Meat ‫وگتش‬ I like to eat meat.
Marry ‫اشدیرکان‬ When will you marry?
45.
Merry ‫شیع‬ They are making merry.
Prophet ‫ربمغیپ‬ Hazrat Muhammad )‫ (ﷺ‬is the last Prophet.
49.
Profit ‫عفن‬ He got a profit in the business.
Principal ‫رپلپسن‬ The principal of our school is very kind.
51.
Principle ‫اوصل‬ His father is a man of principle.
Piece ‫ڑکٹا‬ Give me a piece of chalk.
52.
Peace ‫انم‬ Islam is a religion of peace.
People ‫ولگ‬ The people of my village are hard working.
54. Presidents of different peoples were present in
Peoples ‫وقا ں‬
the meeting.
Quiet ‫اخومش‬ He was sitting quiet.
56.
Quite ‫ابلکل‬ Your answer is quite right.
Rein ‫اگلم‬ He pulled the reins of the horse.
58.
Rain ‫ابرش‬ It is raining now.
Story ‫اہکین‬ His father told a story.
62.
Storey ‫زنمل‬ He lives in the first storey of the house.
Sail ‫اہجزاکانلچ‬ The ship was sailing in the sea.
63.
Sale ‫رفوتخ‬ This house is for sale.
Stationary ‫اسنک‬ The earth is not stationary.
65.
Stationery ‫رنشیٹسی‬ I bought some stationery.
Sole ‫الت‬ The sole of the shoe is very hard.
66.
Soul ‫روح‬ He has a pious soul.
Vain ‫ےبافدئہ‬ My efforts ended in vain.
71.
Vein ‫رگ‬ Our body has a lot of veins.
72. Vale ‫وادی‬ The vale of Kashmir is beautiful.
Veil ‫اقنب‬ To wear a veil is a good habit.

Write ‫انھکل‬ He is writing a letter.
75.
Right ‫درتس‬ Choose a right profession.
Weak ‫زمکور‬ He is weak in English.
78.
Week ‫ہتفہ‬ There are seven days in a week.
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DIRECT AND INDIRECT SENTENCES (ALP)

Sr.# Direct Speech )‫( الکمالبواہطس‬ Indirect Speech )‫(الکم ابولاہطس‬
She said, “I like clouds in the sky”. She told that she liked clouds in
the sky.
‫وکامزےکابرہواالہصحلعفامیضا ںےہاکم ےاکرقفکا ںسنیٹ‬
01 ‫ ا ںدبتلیرکدای۔‬liked ‫وک‬like‫دبتیلییھبوہیئینعی‬
‫ ےکاسحبےسدبتلی‬She ‫ وک‬I ‫ دبتیلیےکےئیل‬Pronoun
‫ایک۔‬
02 He said, “I am unwell”. He told that he was unwell.
He said to me, “They are not doing He told me that they were not
03
their duty well”. doing their duty well.
They said, “We have done our They told that they had done their
04
duty”. duty.
She said, “I did not go to school She told that she had not gone to
05
yesterday”. school the previous day.
She said, “I shall never do such a She told that she would never do
06
thing”. such a thing.
She said, “Is this your book?” She asked if that was my book.
‫اعم‬Helping Verb ‫ا ں‬Indirect Speech(
‫ افلع‬،‫رقفوں رطح اینپ ہگج رپ افلع ےک دعب الامعتل وہاگ‬
07
)‫ےسےلہپںیہن۔‬
He said, “Do you have any share in He asked if I had any share in that
08
this firm?” firm.
The said, “Have you ever visited They asked if I had ever visited
09
Murree Hills?” Murree Hills.
He said, “Aren’t you ashamed of He asked if I was not ashamed of
10
yourself?” myself.


The teacher said, “Did you do your The teacher asked if I had done my
11
home task yesterday?” home task the previous day.
The mother said, “Didn’t I ask you The mother asked if she had not
12
not to go there?” asked me to go there.
The judge said, “Have you anything The judge asked if I had anything
13
more to say?” more to say.
He said, “What do you want me to He asked what I wanted him to do.
14
do?”
15 Raza said, “Where are you going?” Raza asked where I was going.
The teacher said, “Who is the author The teacher asked who the author
16
of this book?” of that book was.
The teacher said, “Who is the next The teacher asked who the next on
17
on list?” list was.
He said to his sister, “Please say He requested his sister to say
18
something”. something.
The judge said, “Call the next The judge ordered to call the next
19
witness”. witness.
She said to them, “Let us not She suggested that they should not
20
deceive ourselves?” deceive themselves.
She said, “Would that my father She wished that her father had
21
were alive!” been alive.
She said to her father, “May you live She prayed that her father might
22
long!” live long.
23 She said, “May you prosper!” She prayed that I might prosper.
She said, “What a beautiful piece of She exclaimed with wonder that
24
art!” piece of art was very beautiful.
He said, “How well she sings!” He exclaimed with wonder that
25
she sang very well.
He said, “Hurrah! I have won the He exclaimed with joy that he had
26
medal”. won the medal.
He said, “Alas! We cannot defeat He exclaimed with sorrow that
27 our enemies”. they could not defeat their
enemies.
He said to me, “What are you He asked me what I was looking
28
looking for?” for.
She said to me, “Please lend me She requested me to lend her my
29
your camera for a day.” camera for a day.
The teacher said, “Do not make a The teacher advised not to make a
30
noise”. noise.
31 She said, “Where do you live?” She asked where I lived.
She says, “I hope I am not late.” She says that she hopes she is not
32
late.

33 You will say, “She is cranky.” You will say that she is cranky.
Roshan said, “Let us finish our work Roshan proposed that they should
34
first.” finish their work first.
He says, “I want to speak to you.” He tells that he wants to speak to
35
me.
36 He said, “Will you listen to me.” He asked if I would listen to him.
He said, “Alas! I am ruined.” He exclaimed with sorrow that he
37
was ruined.
38 He said, “Do you agree with me?” He asked if I agreed with him.
She said, “I am working hard.” She told that she was working
39
hard.
40 He said, “She will go there.” He told that she would go there.
She said to me, “What are you She asked me what I was looking
41
looking for?” for.
He said, “May Allah help me do my He prayed that Allah might help
42
duty.” him do his duty.
She said, “He rang me up at twelve She told that he had rung her up at
43
midnight.” twelve midnight.
Danyal said to his uncle, “Please Danyal requested his uncle to help
44
help me in getting some job.” him in getting some job.
45 She said to me, “Tell the truth.” She requested me to tell the truth.
The master said to the servant, “Go The master ordered the servant to
46
and fetch me a glass of water.” go and fetch him a glass of water.
He said, “Are you going to Lahore He asked whether I was going to
47
today?” Lahore that day.
They said, “Our teacher is on They told that their teacher was on
48
leave.” leave.
She said to me, “Do not waste your She forbade me to waste my time
49 time in idle talk.” in idle talk.
(forbade = ‫)عنمرکان‬
Afshan said, “Let us go for a picnic Afshan suggested that they should
50
on Friday.” go for a picnic on Friday.
The doctor says, “The patient is still The doctor says that the patient is
51
in a state of coma.” still in a state of coma.
52 The referee said, “Quiet please.” The referee requested to be quiet.
The teacher said, “Whose is this The teacher asked whose that book
53
book?” was.
The pupil said, “Where have I The pupil asked where he had
54
eased?” eased.
He said, “Hurrah! They have won He exclaimed with joy that they
55
the match.” had won the match.


She said, “I do not agree with you.” She told that she did not agree with
56
me.
She said to me, “You are a lazy She told me that I was a lazy boy.
57
boy.”
58 He said, “I am not a thief.” He said that he was not a thief.
She said, “The patient died in the She told that the patient had died
59
hospital.” in the hospital.
60 He said, “She will go there.” He told that she would go there.
Najma said, “Let me do my work.” Najma told that she should be
61
allowed to do her work.
She said, “How clever you are!” She exclaimed with wonder that I
62
was very clever.
He said to me, “How will you solve He asked me how I would solve
63
the sum?” the sum.
He said to her, “I live in this He told her that he lived in that
64
building.” building.
My mother said, “May you live My mother prayed that I might live
65
long!” long.
Arif and Ayesha said to their Arif and Ayesha told their mother
66
mother, “We like mangoes.” that they liked mangoes.
She said, “I am helping my mother She said that she was helping her
67
in the kitchen.” mother in the kitchen.
Afshan said, “I am sewing mother’s Afshan told that she was sewing
68
shirt.” mother’s shirt.
He said, “They are not doing their He told that they were not doing
69
duty well.” their duty well.
He said to me, “You are not He told me that I was not running
70
running very fast.” very fast.
The teacher said, “I have often told The teacher told that he had often
71
you not to play with fire.” told me not to play with fire.
She said, “I hope you will not repeat She told that she hoped I would not
72
this mistake.” repeat that mistake.
The mother said, “How did you fair The mother asked how I had faired
73
in your examination?” in my examination.
The boy said, “What do you want The boy asked what I wanted him
74
me to do?” to do.
Farhan said to his uncle, “Please Farhan requested his uncle to help
75
help me in getting some job.” him in getting some job.
The mother said to her daughter, The mother advised her daughter
76
“Please tidy up your room.” to tidy up her room.
He said to his friend, “Please lend He requested his friend to lend him
77
me your bike for a day.” his bike for a day.

He said to her, “Please fetch me aHe requested her to fetch him a
78
glass of water.” glass of water.
The mother said to her daughter, The mother prayed for her
79 “May God bless you with a son!” daughter that God might bless her
with a son.
The mother said to her son, “May The mother prayed for her son that
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you return successful!” he might return successful.
She said, “What a pity you missed She exclaimed with sorrow that I
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that function!” missed that function.
The teacher will say, “You have The teacher will tell that I have
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done your work very well.” done my work very well.
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ANSWERS
Question 01(a): Choose the correct form of verb.
Q# Answer Q# Answer Q# Answer
1 b sets 2 b will accept 3 d waiting
4 d come 5 a drink 6 c taken
7 a has been working 8 b left 9 b work
10 a has been sleeping 11 c met 12 c is crying
will have
13 a had been raining 14 b 15 b go
completed
16 c rains 17 a loves 18 b went
19 c has been lying 20 c speaks 21 a is raining
22 a will leave 23 c shall see 24 b make
25 b told 26 c left 27 d wrote
28 d had reached 29 d speaks 30 c cried
31 c had stopped 32 a bought 33 c began
34 d read 35 d had left 36 c will have finished
37 c saw 38 d worked 39 b revolves
40 d is learning 41 a had left 42 b shall finish
43 a sent 44 c playing 45 b go
46 d went 47 b had left 48 a hear
49 d have 50 c made 51 b defeat
52 c playing 53 b catching 54 d is singing
55 b have left 56 d has been standing 57 c was reading
58 b arrive 59 c sitting 60 a started
61 b had not said 62 b has been playing 63 c had visited
64 b take 65 d will have reached 66 b had washed
has been
67 b work 68 b 69 c had been playing
swimming
70 a will not understand 71 c have done 72 d do not do
73 b came 74 a is not replying 75 b seen
76 a walking 77 a visited 78 d flying


has not been
79 b eat 80 c was boarding 81 b
writing
82 d will have ended 83 c was making 84 c will
85 c had not taken 86 c was riding 87 a am going to
88 b called 89 b had taken 90 b did not hear
91 b will not cost 92 d have been playing 93 c have sent
94 c will give 95 c rises 96 a works
97 b called 98 b damaged 99 d decided
100 c is helped 101 a passed 102 d has been flying
103 d performing 104 a seeks 105 c laying
106 b fine 107 b obeyed 108 a passed
109 c is making 110 c wasting 111 b do
112 a will be reading 113 a will 114 c eat
115 a written 116 c being 117 b flown
118 b have taken 119 c had been playing 120 a saw
121 d has been preparing 122 b is made 123 d went
124 c moved 125 c learnt 126 d taken
127 c make 128 d were going 129 d was written
130 b finish
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Question 01(b): Choose the word with correct spellings.
1 B Embodiment 2 A Attain 3 C Piety
4 B Individual 5 D Message 6 B Guidance
7 A Perfection 8 B Spiritual 9 D Equitable
10 D Reputation 11 A Dispute 12 C Conflict
13 A Tribal 14 B Irrespective 15 B Intercede
16 C Sermon 17 B Companion 18 C Destitute
19 A Proclaimed 20 A Property 21 C Interest
22 C Magnitude 23 A Transcends 24 D Barrier
25 A Lesson 26 C Succeed 27 B Courage
28 A Appear 29 C Persevere 30 B Conquer
31 C Prevail 32 A Strive 33 A Disgrace
34 C Reward 35 A Patience 36 D Accident
37 A Injured 38 A Suddenly 39 B Temporary
40 D Immediate 41 C Assistance 42 C Technique
43 B Administer 44 A Minimal 45 C Equipment
46 B Knowledge 47 C Unconscious 48 A Management
49 B Emergency 50 C Confidence 51 B Scrapes
52 A Essential 53 A Infection 54 C Complication
55 A Pressure 56 D Dislodge 57 B Resume
58 A Continuously 59 D Irritate 60 D Tweezer
61 A Particles 62 C Tetanus 63 B Antibiotic
64 C Ointment 65 A Moist 66 B Surface
67 B Ingredient 68 B Bacteria 69 D Exposure
70 B Adhesive 71 B Coverage 72 D Different
73 D Primarily 74 A Established 75 A Entertainment


76 D Medium 77 C Rival 78 A Effectively
79 C Distinct 80 B Aspect 81 C Convenient
82 B Practically 83 B Leisure 84 C Broadcast
85 D Auditory 86 A Comparison 87 D Proficient
88 A Language 89 C Roaring 90 A Smashing
91 B Monster 92 C Destruction 93 D Valley
94 B Eternal 95 A Stillness 96 C Gentle
97 D Whisper 89 B Concentration 99 C Disturbed
100 C Frustration 101 B Revelation 102 A Deliciously
103 B Frequently 104 A Decade 105 B Persist
106 D Complexity 107 B Comprehend 108 C Aspiration
109 A Bridge 110 B Nourishment 111 C Gratification
112 A Magazines 113 D Fragrance 114 A Grandeur
115 B Sustenance 116 A Affair 117 C Sturdy
118 B Complain 119 D Murderer 120 C Justice
121 A Guilty 122 A Surrender 123 C Witness
124 C Execution 125 A Trustee 126 D Surety
127 B Criminal 128 C Anxious 129 A Accuser
130 B Perspire 131 C Faithfulness 132 A Bystander
133 B Chivalry 134 A Endanger 135 C Applause
136 D Treasury
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Question 01(c): Choose the correct option.
1 a Humanity 2 b Impartial 3 c Fair
4 a Delighted 5 c Impartial 6 d Theft
7 c Advocate 8 c Crushed 9 b Released
10 a Forefathers 11 c Interchange 12 a Vengeance
13 c Justice 14 a Honoured 15 a popular
16 a Friends 17 c Reject 18 a Resolute
The Judgment
19 d 20 a Strength 21 b Enemy
Day
22 c Friend 23 b Faultless 24 a Get
25 b Decency 26 a Model 27 c Gracious
28 a Obey 29 b Fair 30 d Good name
31 a Propose 32 c Rightful 33 a Quarrel
34 d Belief 35 a Parentage 36 a Blamable
37 c Save 38 b Fame 39 a Angrily
40 b Destroyed 41 a Speech 42 a Payback
43 a Famous 44 c Refuse 45 b Harm
46 a Evidences 47 a Poor 48 d Declare
49 b Be in debt to 50 c Determined 51 d Mettle
52 d Resolute 53 d Win 54 b Try hard
55 b Prize 56 a People 57 d Endurance
58 a Insult 59 c Succeed 60 a Persist
61 a Look to 62 d Adhesive 63 b Bravery
64 a Show 65 c Persist 66 a Win


67 b Be afraid of 68 a Two times 69 b Succeed
70 c Shame 71 a Position 72 b Gift
73 d Principle 74 a Consider 75 b Sick
76 b Transitory 77 b Senseless 78 c Courage
79 a Misadventure 80 b Complexities 81 a Small
82 a Uplift 83 c Harm 84 a Wash
85 c Contaminate 86 b Lessen 87 d Itchness
88 a Rapid 89 a Injured 90 a Rubble
91 d Major 92 a Dangerous 93 b Commonly
94 a Obtainable 95 d Available 96 c Particularly
97 a Instant 98 b Help 99 a Include
100 d Dangerous 101 c Wounded 102 a Common man
103 b Manage 104 a Apparatus 105 a Wisdom
106 d Crisis 107 c Necessary 108 a Difficulty
109 c Force 110 b Dressing 111 d Raise
112 a Remove 113 c Glob 114 b Gush
115 a Wash out 116 c Annoy 117 b Fragments
118 a Cure 119 d Irritation 120 a Disclosure
121 b Gum 122 a Drug store 123 c Soreness
124 a Broadcasting 125 b Initially 126 c Powerful
127 b Recreation 128 a Opponent 129 c Definite
130 a Eliminate 131 a Easy 132 b Free
133 c Appearing 134 c Expert 135 d Reaction
136 d Facility 137 c Idleness 138 a Reporting
139 b Basically 140 a Different 141 b Clear
142 d Sides 143 a Leave 144 b Easy
145 a Important 146 a Competitor 147 d Skip
148 a Free time 149 b Rival 150 a To be seen
151 c Related 152 a Model 153 d Devil
154 a Ruin 155 b Remove 156 d Valleys
157 c Crushed 158 b Everlasting 159 b Calm
160 d At a distance 161 a Centre 162 a Noising
163 b Breaking 164 c Giant 165 d Elimination
166 a Leveling 167 a Centre 168 d Everlasting
169 b Murmur 170 b Glowing 171 c Solved
172 b Repeatedly 173 d Illogical 174 b End
175 a Take the place of 176 b Creation 177 d Research
178 b Hate 179 b Ambition 180 c Delight
181 a Refuge 182 d Satisfaction 183 a Uncountable
184 b Majesty 185 c Sympathy 186 a Severe
187 b Difficulty 188 d Advancement 189 c Pleasure
190 a Link 191 b Narrate 192 a Focus
193 d Following 194 a Look 195 c Disturbance
196 b Happy 197 a Awareness 198 d Control
199 b Often 200 b Idea 201 b Responsibility
202 d Strong 203 c Offence 204 b Allegation
205 a Justification 206 b Stopped 207 b Hit
208 d Staggered 209 c Handed over 210 d Eyewitness

211 b Punishment 212 d Capital punishment 213 b Legacy
A person to
214 d whom a thing is 215 b Worried 216 b Accomplish
entrusted
217 c Surprised 218 a Bravery 219 d Weird
220 a Powerful 221 b Accusation 222 a Power
223 d Wicked 224 b Drink 225 a Roll
226 d Admit guilt 227 a Plaintiff 228 b Fortune
229 d Substitute 230 a Sweat
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Question 01(d): Choose the correct option according to the grammar.
indefinite
1 a collective 2 d 3 c infinitive
pronoun
4 b compound 5 b have 6 a somebody
7 b past indefinite 8 d imperative 9 a noun clause
10 a transitive verb 11 b but 12 c whom
adverb of
13 c prepositional 14 d 15 d concrete noun
manner
future perfect
16 d whose 17 b adjective 18 d
continuous
19 a visited 20 b will accept 21 c because
Present
22 c cleaned 23 d Perfect 24 a early
Continuous
25 c compete 26 c adjective 27 b past indefinite
28 a infinitive 29 b relative 30 c collective
by whom are the
31 a 32 b which 33 d present participle
poor helped?
34 c future continuous 35 a which 36 d infinitive
I was given the book
37 c drove 38 d ate 39 c
by my friend.
40 d by 41 c transitive 42 a noun phrase
43 c frequency 44 c compound 45 b past continuous
1st
46 c manner 47 b 48 c indefinite
conditional
First
49 a must not 50 c 51 d somebody
Conditional
52 c at 53 d telling 54 c a little
gerund
55 b yet 56 b 57 b adjective
phrase
adverb
58 d for 59 d 60 a gerund
phrase
abstract
61 b compound sentence 62 b 63 b adjective phrase
nouns
gerund
64 a metaphor 65 b 66 b independent clause
phrase


first present perfect
67 b although 68 a 69 c
conditional continuous
present
70 c gave up 71 c 72 b of
participle
73 a to 74 a concrete 75 b infinitive phrase
76 d in 77 d compound 78 c who
79 d adjective phrase 80 c had eaten 81 a infinitive phrase
82 d which 83 b abstract 84 a personal pronoun
85 d complex 86 b on 87 d compound
88 a past indefinite 89 d abstract 90 b adjective
91 b for 92 a gerund 93 b brought
gerund
94 d reflexive 95 b 96 b past participle
phrase
adjective
97 a third conditional 98 d 99 a complex
phrase
100 c from 101 c what 102 b second conditional
103 c complex 104 a continuous 105 d gerund
106 b to 107 d optative 108 a compound
109 b in 110 b from 111 d had visited
112 b for 113 b to 114 c demonstrative
115 c who 116 a much 117 c of
118 d to 119 c the 120 d compound
121 a collective noun 122 b by 123 a Noun Phrase
124 c compound sentence 125 b adverb 126 a adverb
127 a manner 128 c time 129 d place
130 a manner 131 a manner
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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

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Question 01 (b): Choose the word with correct spellings.

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Question 01 (c): Choose the correct option.

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Question 01 (d): Choose the correct option according to the grammar.

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Textbook Exercises According to ALP (Solved)

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‫٭‬Reading Comprehension A: Choose the correct option:

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‫٭‬Grammar A: Identify whether each underlined word is a concrete or an

‫٭‬Grammar B: Choose whether each sentence needs an indefinite article (a,

‫٭‬Grammar D: Fill in each blank with past indefinite or past continuous

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Unit No. 3: Try Again (Poem)

‫٭‬Grammar A: Fill in the blanks with correct pronouns:

‫٭‬Grammar B: Select a personal pronoun that agrees with the subject of

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‫٭‬Grammar D: Arrange the adjectives following the correct order.

‫٭‬Grammar E: Pick out the adjective phrase in each sentence.

‫٭‬Writing Skills A: Explain the main idea of the poem.

Unit No. 4: First Aid

‫٭‬Reading Comprehension A: Choose the correct answer.

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‫٭‬Grammar A: Place adverbs at appropriate places.