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Q: The mattress on which Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) slept was made of leather stuffed with the fibre of date tree. This shows that he (PBUH)

A) was poor

B) led a simple life

C) COULD NOT PURCHASE EXPENSIVE MATTRESS

D) was prominent

Q: The word that is opposite in meaning to affluent is

A) rich

B) beautiful

C) well-mannered

D) poor

Q: According to the text Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) and Hazrat Fatima(R.A) greeted each other

A) in the same

B) in the different

C) in a simple

D) in an affluent

Q: The word closest in meaning to impoverished is

A) without money

B) without good manners

C) having money

D) having good health

Q: According to the text of the lesson Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) used to milk his goat this shows that

A) the Rasool (SAW) liked the milk of goats

B) the Rasool (SAW) did not like milking of goat by other people

C) humility was essential part of the Rasool's (SAW) character

D) The Rasool(SAW) has no Servants

Q: Gul's lean form and long reach made him better boxer. This statement means that Gul was a better boxer because

A) he was short, big with long arms

B) he was tall, skinny with long arms

C) He was short, skinny with long arms

D) He was high, well-built with short arms.

Q: Ali was darkshort and husky. In this sentence the phrase "short and husky" means

A) huge and muscular

B) thick and strong

C) small and well-built

D) A POWERFUL AND HUGE

Q: They both sensed that a wall was rising between them. This statement means

A) they were climbing higher on the wall of fame

B) communication gap was increasing between them

C) they were getting closer to each other

D) they were not happy about their fight

Q: They could not win the contest because

A) they were not good boxers

B) they were afraid of each other

C) they realised that boxing is not a good sport

D) friendship was greater than winning fight

Q: Ali had restless and fitful sleep on the night before the fight because

A) he had quarrelled with Gul Sher

B) he was challenged by Gul Sher

C) he had fallen ill on that particular night

D) he was disturbed about the effects of the forthcoming fight on their friendship

Q: The phrase "hold fast to dreams" means

A) don't do anything just dream day and night

B) day dreaming is good for health

C) dreaming will make your holding power strong

D) stick fast to your ambition in life

Q: In the line "life is a broken-winged bird" the poet uses the technique

A) metaphor

B) personification

C) simile

D) REPETITION

Q: Life is a barren fieldin this line the phrase "a barren field" is

A) simile

B) metaphor

C) personification

D) Alliteration

Q: According to the poet life without dreams is

A) hollow and bleak

B) lush and hopeful

C) dynamic and productive

D) passionate and optimistic

Q: According to "Dreams" what will happen if our dreams die?

A) Life will be easier to handle

B) Life will continue as normal

C) Life will appear as it is

D) Life will be hopeless

Q: In the sentence 'Unchecked population growth may result in environmental catastrophe' the word "unchecked" means

A) enormous

B) unnatural

C) free

D) LIMITED

Q: Presently seven billion and six million people live in the world. The idea expressed in this sentence is based on

A) Fact

B) Opinion

C) Inference

D) Comparison and contrast

Q: A huge quantity of pollutants are being let out in the air. In this sentence the phrase "let out" means

A) Released

B) Produced

C) Absorbed

D) Bold

Q: According to the text the term "the carrying capacity of earth" means

A) the huge quantities of pollutants that are being let out on earth

B) the maximum population size of the species that the environment can sustain

C) the dominant influence of humans and their activities on the environment

D) THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE BIRTH RATE AND THE DEATH RATE

Q: The issue of population growth and environment is the issue of Poor and developing nations only

A) Wealthy and advanced nations only

B) Poor

C) Poor, developing and advanced nations

D) NEITHER POOR NOR ADVANCED NATIONS