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A: Answer the folowing questions:
1. What are the objects of nature which have been
remind us of the glory and greatness of God?
Ans: There are countless objects of nature that have been
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stars,planets, moon, sun, water, seas, trees, flowers,
human beings, animals, birds, insects and other so
many things.
Can you make a list of blessings of God as many as
you can recall to your mind?
Tree, Air, Soil, Water, Moon, Stars, Sun, Crops, Fruits,
Vegetables, Rain, Planets, Seas, Oceans, Mountain,
Minerals, Fruits, Clouds, etc.
Write down a summary of this poem in your own
words.
Summary
The writer of this poem describes that the blessings of
God and tells us that every thing in this universe is very
beautiful and wonderful. Such as the riping of fruits in
the garden, blowing wind, growing of crops in the fields,
shining sun in the sunny day, glowing stars in nighty sky,
etc. Allah Almighty has blessed us eyes so that we can
see the all blessings of Allah and has blessed us lips so
that we can praise of His Blessings. Our God is so kind
to us Who has made all things for us.
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A: Answer the folowing questions:
i. When was Tipu Sultan born?
Ans: Tipu Sultan was born on 20 November, 1750.Smart Beacon English 6 Book 6
ii. What did he learn in his early years?
Ans: In his early age, Tipu Sultan learned the art of warfare
from his father. He also learnt different languages,
Mathematics and Science.
iii, Name some reforms which were introduced by Tipu
Sultan.
Ans: Tipu Sultan introduced a number of administrative
innovations including introduction of a new coinage and
new land revenue system.
iv. When did the third Anglo-Mysore War start?
Ans: The third Anglo- Mysore war started in 1790.
v. When was Tipu Sultan martyred and where was he
buried?
Ans: Tipu Sultan was martyred on 4th May, 1799. He was
buried at a mausoleum that he himself had built, along
with his father Haider Ali and his mother Fakhr-un-Nisa
Fatima.
B: Fill in the blanks:
i. The British conspired with Nizam and Marathas.
ii. His Personal library consisted of more than 2000 books.
iii, He is also called Tiger of Mysore.
iv. In his early years, he was trained in the art of warfare.
v. He built a chain of excellent roads and constructed
dams.
C: Tick (“) the correct answers:
i. Tipu Sultan was the King of. :
(a) Mysore ¥ (b) Arabia (c) Britain
ii. Tipu Sultan had a great interest in :
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iii, He took over the Kingdom of Mysore after the death of
his
(a) grandfather (b) father ¥ (c) uncle
iv. Tipu Sultan was a great :
(a) sailor (b) poet (c) patriot ¥
v. The fourth Anglo-Mysore War was fought in
(a) 1788 (b) 1798 (c) 1898 ¥
Grammar Exercise
A: Pick out the common nouns in the given
sentences: Common Nouns
i. The cow is a useful animal. Cow, animal
ii. He lives in a village. Village
iii. Mosque is a place of worship. Place
iv. | have a bike. bike
v. She saw a snake. snake
B: Pick out the proper nouns in the given
sentences. Proper Nouns
i. Murree is a recreational place. Murree
ii. Hamid is your best friend. Hamid
iii. Her mother’s name is Shazia. Shazia
iv. Islamabad is the capital of Islamabad, Pakistan
Pakistan.
v. Nafia and Hadia are sisters. Nafia, Hadia
C: Read the following nouns and say whether
they are common, proper or compound
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teacher Zeeshan board member
dog bus stop
town step brother
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D: Define the common and proper nouns and
give examples.
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common person, place or thing is called the common
noun. City, house, school and man are some examples
of common nouns.
Proper Nouns: The noun is used to represent the name of
any specific person, place or thing etc. is called the
proper noun. Kashmir, Haris, Multan, Saudia Arabia, etc.
are some example of proper nouns.
E: Define the compound nouns and give
examples:
Ans: The compound noun is made up of two or more
words. Class room, Father-in-Law, Foot path and Bus
stop are examples of compound nouns.
F: Match each common noun with correct
proper noun:
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1: Read this passage and then answer the given
questions used therein:
Tipu Sultan was the King of Mysore. He ruled from 1782
to 1799. He was a scholar, soldier and poet. He was
born on 20th November, 1750. He was the eldest son of
Sultan Haider Ali of Mysore and his wife Fakhr-un-Nisa
Fatima . In his early years, he was trained in the art of
warfare and at the age of 15, he used to accompany his
father, Haider Ali, the ruler of Mysore to different military
campaigns. In addition, he also learnt different
languages, Mathematics and Science.
x Answer the following questions:
i. Who was the king of Mysore?
Ans: Tipu Sultan was the king of Mysore.
ii. Who was Tipu Sultan?
Ans: He was the eldest son of Sultan Haider Ali of Mysore
and his mother was Fakhr-un-Nisa Fatima.
iii, Who was the father of Tipu Sultan?
Ans: His father name was Haider Ali.
iv. Which fields of studies did he go through?
Ans: He was trained in the art of warfare by his father
Haider Ali. He also learnt different languages,
Mathematics and Science.
v. What was Tipu’s mother’s name?
Ans: His mother name was Fakhr-un-Nisa Fatima.
Writing skills
x Write a paragraph on the Tiger of Mysore in your
own words:
Tipu Sultan was the bravest king of the Muslims world.Smart Beacon English 10 Book 6
He was born on 20 November, 1750. His father name
was Haider Ali who was the king of Mysore and his
mother name was Fakhr-un-Nisa Fatima. Tipu Sultan
became the king of Mysore after the death of his father
Haider Ali in 1782. His father was martyred in a
campaign against the British. Tipu Sultan was a brave
and great Muslim king. He could not bear the ruling of
British in Subcontinent. So, he continued fighting against
the British after the death of his father and defeated
them in 1783. As long as the British fought alone, Tipu
Sultan always defeated them. He was great patriot. He
realized the danger of letting the British become
stronger. Although much of the period of his rule was
given to war marathas, the Nizm of Hadrabad and the
British, he made his state secure and peaceful with
benevolent. He was an enlightened ruler who treated his
non-muslim generously. He built a chain of excellent
roads and constructed tanks and dams to promote
agriculture. He introduced new industries and promoted
trade on a large scale. Tipu Sultan was martyred on 4th
May, 1799. He was buried at a mausoleum that he
himself had built.
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A: Answer the folowing questions:
i. Who is the founder of Pakistan?
Ans: Quid-e-Azam is the founder of Pakistan.
ii. What is the importance of 144 August in our
history?
Ans: 14th August has a great importance in our history. We
celebrate this day because we got country’s
independence from the British rule on this date in 1947.
This day is an occasion to promote Patriotism and
national unity
iii. When was Pakistan established?Smart Beacon English 13 Book 6
Ans: Pakistan came into being on 140 August, 1947.
iv. What are the colours of Pakistan's flag?
Ans: Green and white are Pakistan's flag colours.
v. How do you celebrate the Independence Day?
Ans: We celebrate the Independence Day with great
enthusiasm and fervour. We all family members and
friends are very happy on this day. We decorate our
houses and schools with colourfull bunting, national
flags and oil lamps.
B: Fill in the blanks:
i. The Independence Day of Pakistan is.
(a) 14th August ¥ (b) 15" August
(c) 23"4 March
ii. On 14th of August, the Muslims got freedom from.
(a) the British ¥ (b) the French
(c) the American
iii. White represents while green, symbolize
prosperity and good fortune.
(a) sorrow (b) peace ¥ (c) fear
Grammar Exercise
A: Pick out the pronouns in the following sentences.
i. The girl lost a bangle, but she found it lying near her.
ii. Just listen to him; he must be eager to talk.
iii, Why are you crying?
Ans: She, her, he, him and you are some examples of
pronouns.
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sang sweetly. The people liked the girl. The people
appreciated the girl.
Ans: The girl sang sweetly. People listened her. She sang
sweetly. They liked her. They appreciated her.
li. A boy saw a mango. The boy wanted to eat the mango.
The boy said “The mango is ripe”. The boy took the
mango.
Ans: A boy saw a mango. He wanted to eat it. He said "it is
ripe." He took it.
C: Read the following personal pronouns and separate
the first, second and third persons.
(1) you (2) we (3) | (4) they
(5) she (6) your (7) he (8) them (9)
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D: Pick out the demonstrative pronouns in the
following sentences.
i. This is the book that is yours.
Ans: 'This' and 'that' are demonstrative pronouns.
ii. You need not fear that.
Ans: 'That' is a demonstrative pronoun.
iii. These mangoes are not ripe.
Ans: 'These' is a demonstrative pronoun.Smart Beacon English 15 Book 6
iv. Give me one of those.
Ans: 'Those' is a demonstrative pronoun.
v. Who broke this vase?
Ans: 'This' is a demonstrative pronoun.
vi. Who are you talking to?
Ans: 'Who' is a demonstrative pronoun.
vii. Those are my clothes.
Ans: 'Those' is a demonstrative pronoun.
viii. Where do you live?
Ans: 'Where' is a demonstrative pronoun.
ix. Why should | go there?
Ans: 'Why' is a demonstrative pronoun.
Reading Skills
A: Read the following paragraph and underline
the pronouns.
The Independence Day also pays homage to the people
who devoted their lives for Pakistan’s Freedom
Movement and made sacrifices to attain Pakistan's
independence. A change of guards takes place at the
national monuments, like the mausoleum of Allama Iqbal
who was a poet, philosopher and politician.
xy Read the above paragraph and answer the
following questions:
i. Independence Day pays homage to whom?
Ans: The Independence Day pays homage to the people
who devoted their lives for Pakistan’s Freedom
Movement and gave sacrifices to attain Pakistan’s
Independence.Smart Beacon English 16 Book 6
ii. Who was Allama Iqbal?
Ans: Allama Iqbal is our national poet. He was also the
greatest philosopher and politician of Muslim world.
iii. Write ten lines on the Independence of Pakistan.
Ans: Pakistan got independence on 44th August 1947 from
British rule. The Muslims of the Subcontinent made the
great sacrifices to get the independence form British
rule. So, the people of Pakistan have great sentiments
for this day. On this day, every Pakistani is very happy.
It is an official holiday on this day. All government
non-government offices, organization, educational
institutions, courts, post offices and major markets are
closed. We celebrate this day with great fervour and
enthusiasm. The people of Pakistan decorate their
homes with colourful bunting and oil lamps. Pakistan’s
national flag is hoisted on all buildings, residences and
monuments.
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1: Answer the folowing questions:
i. Who named him Hussain (,4\;,)?
Ans: Hazrat Muhammad(#gi.) named him
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ii. Where was Hazrat Imam Hussain (,;,) born?
Ans:Hazrat Imam Hussain ,;, was born in the city of
Madina.
iii. When was Hazrat Imam Hussain (_,4\;,) martyred?
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iv. How many years did Hazrat Imam Hussain ( 4.)
spend with Hazrat Muhammad (<3ij3)?
Ans: Hazrat Imam Hussain 4\;, spent seven years with
Hazrat Muhammd (figiis).
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ii. Holy Prophet (zis) used to let him play in his lap and
ride on his shoulders.
iii. “Hussain is from me and | am from Hussain’.
iv. Hazrat Imam Hussain (_4i\3,) spent seven years of life
with his grandfather Hazrat Muhammad (kz)
3: Mark true and false statements:
i. Hazrat Imam Hussain ( 43.) was the grandson of Holy
Prophet (Ez). (“)
ii. He was born in the city of Madina. (“)
ili, He (&¢8s43) named him “Hussain” (,\;,). (“)
iv. Holy Prophet (&j:) had a special degree of love for
him. (“)
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1. Put correct verbs in the blank spaces.
i. We play cricket. (play / plays)
ii. The dog barked at the man. (barking/barked)
iii. The clock tells time. (tells/telling)
iv. The picture is hung on the wall. (hang/hung)
v. The students are going to school. (go/going)
2. Separate the transitive and_ intransitive
sentences.
i. My doll is dancing. (Intransitive)
ii. She is going back home. (Transitive)
iii. The gardener watered the plants. (Transitive)
iv. The poor woman wept. (Intransitive)
v. They have slept. (Intransitive)
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vii. We take tea. (Transitive)
viii. He was smiling. (Intransitive)
ix. A teacher teaches the students. (Transitive)
x. Mother cooked the food. (Transitive)
3. Write down the definition of the verb.
Ans: The word that shows some action of something is
called the verb.
4. How many kinds of the verb are there ? What
are they?
Ans: There are three forms of the verb. Present, Past and
Past Participles.
5. Differentiate between transitive and
intransitive verbs.
Ans: Transitive verbs require objects to complete their
sense of the sentences. While intransitive verbs do not
require objects to complete their sense of the sentences.
6. Insert possibly correct auxiliary verbs.
i. He is operating the computer. (is/does)
ii. We shall write essays. (shall/are)
iii, You can solve this sum. (can/was)
iv. | am aMuslim. (am/shall)
yx Read the above paragraph and answer the
questions.
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(igs) had a special degree of love for him and used
to visit daily to see both his grandsons Hazrat Hassan
(,fs,) and Hazrat Hussain (, ).,).
Answer these questions:
1) How did the Holy Prophet (ij) use to let his
grandson Hazarat Imam Hussain (4\;,) play?
Ans: The Holy Prophet (i) used to let him play in his
lap and ride on his shoulder.
2) To whom did the Holy Prophet (
daily?
Ans: The Holy Prophet (fig#is) used to visit to see both his
grandsons Hazrat Hassan ( ) and Hazrat Imam
Hussain (, 4i\.,).
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life of Hazrat Imam Hussain (,3);,).
Hazrat Imam Hussain (_4\;,) was the grandson of the
Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (igs). Hazrat Imam
Hussain was the son of Hazrat Fatima (_4\;,) and Hazrat
Ali (,is,). He (,as.) was born in the city of Madina.
When the Holy Prophet listened the birth news of
Hazrat Imam Hussain ( 4i\,,), he (&igis) went to him and
called Azan in his ears. His name was suggested by the
Holy Prophet (t His childhood was filled with the
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wills) used to busy defending Islam. In 80 A.H. Hazrat
Imam Hussain (,s\;,) was martyred in Karbla. Hazrat
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Exercise
1: Answer the folowing questions:
i. What is meant by the word “citizen”?
Ans: A person who is national for his country is called
"citizen".
ii. Who is a good citizen?
Ans: A good citizen always practices law made by the
government and persuades other to follow them, too.
iii. Explain any two duties of a good citizen.
Ans: (i) A good citizen always works for the nation’s
prosperity.
(ii) He not only cares for his own future but also for his
country and its citizens.
iv. How does a good citizen regard the traditions?
Ans: A good citizen regards the traditions and learns good
qualities from the great souls.
v. Should a good citizen perform his duties and then
ask for rights?
Ans: A good citizen is one who asks for his rights and also
practice his responsibilities. Rights and responsibilities
are two sides of a coin, where one asks for his rights, he
is bound to practice the responsibilities that are upon
him.Smart Beacon English 25 Book 6
2: Fill in the blanks:
i. He not only cares for his own future .
ii He needs to take care of the weak and the poor.
iii. He should always be ready to protect his country.
iv. He should be prepared to risk his life for the sake of his
motherland .
v. He is co-operative, friendly, selfless and humble.
3: Tick (“) the correct answers:
i. Rights and responsibilities are two sides ofa___.
(a) page (b) coin ¥ (c) book
ii. He should be ready to sacrifice everything for his
(a) wealth (b) fame (c) country ¥
iii, Agood citizenisamanof___ thinking.
(a) noble ¥ (b) habits (c) pastimes
iv. Aperson who is national for his country is called a:
(a) citizen ¥ (b) hero (c) gentleman
v. He should see his country above
(a) everything” —(b) everywhere (c) everybody
Exercise
A: Supply the positive, comparative or superlative
degrees correctly:
i. Usman is an abler than his friend. (able)
ii. Her dollis pretteir than yours. (pretty)
iii. Silver is cheaper than gold. (cheap)
iv. He is the richest man of our town. (rich)
v. There is less sugar in this cup than the other cup.
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B: Give the comparative and superlative degrees of the
following adjectives.
cold, lazy, clean, high, proud, lucky, deep, wonderful,
pleasant, lovely, thin, hot, able.
Ans:
Positive Comparative Superlative
cold colder coldest
lazy lazier laziest
high higher highest
lucky luckier luckiest
deep deeper deepest
wonderful more wonderful |most wonderful
pleasant more pleasant most pleasant
lovely lovelier loveliest
thin thinner thinnest
hot hotter hottest
able abler ablest
C: Read the following sentences and make a list of all
the adjectives.
i. Itis a dry season.
ii. They are clever people.
iii, The K.2 is the highest mountain of Pakistan. | highest
iv. There are few plants in the garden. few
v. He has a lot of money.
vi. Her sister is very pretty.
vii. It was a grand party.
viii. Your dog is very gentle.
ix. Our teacher is a noble person.
x. Allama Agpbal is a great poet.
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D: Change _ following positive adjectives into
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comparative.
She is an able girl. abler
My room is clean. more clean
iii. She has a beautiful doll. more beautiful
. | have many toys. much
: Change’ the _ following comparatives — into
superlatives.
This building is taller than that building. tallest
Aslam is busier than Wajid. busiest
iii. This box is heavier than that box. heaviest
. This book is more interesting than that book. most
interesting
Reading Skills
: Read this passage and answer the following
questions.
While he has all the rights to participate in the political,
judicial, social, economic and religious affairs of the
country, he has the responsibilities to have regard and
respect for the culture and the heritage of the country.
He needs to take care of the weak and the poor. He
should be loyal and dutiful.
What kinds of rights does a citizen participates in?
Ans: A citizen has all the rights to participate in the political,
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judicial, social, ecconomic and religious affairs of the
country.
Narrate the responsibilities of a citizen?
Ans: He has the responsibilities to have regard and respect
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Q: Find out adjectives from the above passage.
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Ans: Right, political, judicial, social, economic, religious,
weak, joyful and dutiful are all adjectives.
Writing Skills
yx Write a paragraph of about 50 words on “A Good
Citizen”.
A good citizen always works for the betterment of the
country. He always practice laws made by the
government and persuade others to follow them, too. He
not only cares for his own future but also he cares for his
country and its citizen. He asks for his rights and also
practices his responsibilities. He should be loyal and
dutiful to the society. He should be co-perative, friendly,
selfless and humble.
Communication Skills
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Exercise
1: Answer the folowing questions:
i. Who invented the “Zip”? In which year did he
invent?
Ans: Judson invented the Zip in 1891.
ii. What did Judson say when he saw his image in the
mirror?
Ans: "| look smart", He said to himself.
iii. Which idea appealed to him to invent the “Zip”?
Ans: Several ideas came to his mind. One of them appealedSmart Beacon English 31 Book 6
to him. He thought of two strips which would lock in
easily. A reverse pull would separate them.
iv What is the central idea of the lesson?
Ans: The central idea of the lesson is “Necessity is the
Mother of invention”. And man can do everything in this
world if he has strong determination.
2: Fill in the blanks:
i. He satdown ona chair .
ii. He was pleased with his image, “I look smart”.
iii, He named his invention “clasp locker and unlocker for
shoes”.
iv. He invented an alternative to buttons .
3: Mark True and false statements:
i. Judson invented the button. (*)
ii. Necessity is the mother of invention. (“)
ii. Judson invented the zip. (%)
iv. Clasp locker and unlocker are for socks. (*)
4: Tick (“) the correct answers:
i. Hetooka and moved to over the closet.
(a) book (b) bathY (c) brush
ii, He chose one pair of shoes which would suit with his
(a) clothesY” (b) taste (c) liking
iii, The thing invented by Judson was:
(a) zip ¥ (b) bulb (c) lock
iv. He hummed a while he wore a pair of pants.
(a) national song (b) folk song v (c) pop songA:
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Exercise
Pick out the adverbs of manner, adverbs of time and
adverbs of place in the following.
adverbs
| shall now begin to work. now
Today | got up early. early
He has come back. back
Let us go out. out
The dog barked loudly. loudly
This story is well written. well
i. My father comes here daily. daily
. He has been shamefully treated. shamefully
The servant has gone upstairs. upstairs
The boy runs very quickly. quickly
: Read the following words and tell which kind of the
adverb each is.
Adverb of time: early, yesterday
Adverb of number or frequency: twice, almost
Adverbs of place: out side, down, inside
Adverbs of manner: fast, bravely, rudely
Reading Skills
: Read the following passage and answer these
questions.
The year was 1891. Judson of Chicago got up early,
took a bath and moved over to the closet. He pulled out
the clothes of choice and stood before the dressing table
mirror and hummed a folk song while he wore a pair of
pant and shirt.Smart Beacon English 33 Book 6
Q1: Which year is mentioned in this paragraph?
Ans: The year is 1891 that mentioned in this lesson.
Q2: What did he hum?
Ans: He hummed a folk song.
Q3: What dress did he wear?
Ans: He wore a pair of pant and shirt.
Writing Skills
x Write a paragraph of about 50 words on the
invention of zip.
Judson of Chicago got up early took a bath and moved
over to the closet. He pulled out the clothes of his choice
and stood before the dressing table mirror and he wore
a pair of pants and shirt. Off he moved to the shoe rack.
He sat down on a chair slipped his feet into the shoes
and started fixing the shoes to button hold the shoes
tight. But when he found one of the buttons missing he
was irritated. He looked for the button everywhere but it
was not found. He decided that, he will get rid of them.
Finally, after many trails, he found out how he could do
it. He named his innovation “Clasp locker and unlocker
for shoes”. Today we know it as the “Zip”.
Communication Skills
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