18. Unit 6, The Quaid’s Vision and Pakistan, Solved Exercise of 9th English by AG Ahmad
9th English A Unit No 6
The Quaid's Vision and
Pakistan
Page No 66 Ex. No A
A.
Encircle the option for the underline words that relates to the text.
1.
“We are
a nation”, he affirmed three years before the birth of Pakistan.
(a) told (b) said
emphatically (c) broke in.
2.
The
Quaid was a man of strong faith and belief.
(a)
distinguish (b)
powerful faith (c)
wavering faith
3.
Keep up
your morale.
(a)wealth (b) fortitude (c)voice
4.
Do not
be afraid of death.
(a)
Attended to (b) scared (c)
Squared up
5.
We
should face it bravely to save the honour of Pakistan and Islam.
(a) repair (b) cope with (c)
correct
Page No 66 Ex. No B
|
Word |
Synonym |
Word |
Synonym |
|
Morale |
Self-esteem/ Spirits |
Emergence |
Appearance/
Coming out |
|
Voyage |
Journey/
Trip |
Struggle |
Fight/ Effort |
|
Ambition |
Goal/ Objective |
Numerous |
Many/ Frequent |
|
Nomenclature |
Taxonomy/
Catalog |
Strong |
Burly/ Brawny |
|
Identity |
Individuality/ Self |
Ideology |
Thought/
Ideas |
|
Distinctive |
Typical /
Unique |
|
|
Page No 66 Ex.
No C
|
Word |
Antonym |
Word |
Antonym |
|
Confidence |
Doubt/Uncertainty |
Separate |
Unite/Join |
|
Honour |
Dishonour/Baseness |
Unity |
Disarray |
|
Belief |
Distrust |
Political |
Non-political |
Page No 66 Ex. No D
|
Word |
Meaning |
Sentence |
|
Bits and pieces |
گروہ اور فرقے |
We should not be divided into bits and pieces. |
|
Man in the street |
عام آدمی |
The government does not understand the problems of
the man in the street. |
|
Raising spirit |
حوصلہ افزائی |
Quaid-e-Azam made speeches
for raising the spirit of the Muslims. |
|
Pass through |
کسی جگہ سے گزرنا |
They saw a lion while passing through the jungle. |
|
Fall a prey |
شکار ہونا |
Aslam fell a prey to cancer unfortunately. |
Page No 70 Ex.
No A
A.
Find the kinds of adverbs in the
lesson.
1. 1. Adverb of manner bravely.
2. 2. Adverb of place Lahore/ Quetta.
3. 3. Adverb of time early/today.
4. 4. Adverb of frequency only.
5. 5. Adverb of degree truly, clearly, extremely.
Page No 70 Ex. No B
- I worked hard yesterday.
- Let’s go to bazaar early.
- She sang a nice song in the party last night.
- We worked hard to win the match.
- They travelled so long in hot season.
Page No 70 Ex. No C
|
Word |
Meaning |
Sentence |
|
Saw |
دیکھا |
I saw her in the plane. |
|
Promised |
وعدہ کیا |
He promised to help me. |
|
Wanted |
چاہا |
She wanted to buy a new pen. |
|
Began |
شروع کیا |
The bay began to cry. |
|
Asked |
پو چھا |
She asked my name. |
|
Told |
بتایا |
My mother told me many stories. |
|
Decided |
فیصلہ کیا |
They decided to go for a picnic part. |
Page No 70 Ex.
No D
- good at painting
- accused of deceiving
- sad at losing
- tired of working
|
Word |
Meaning |
Sentence |
|
Good at |
اچھا |
She is good at painting. |
|
Accused of |
الزام دے ہونا |
Ali was accused of deceiving his friends. |
|
Sad at |
افسردہ ہونا |
They were sad at losing the cricket match. |
|
Tired of |
تھکا ہوا ہونا |
He was tired of working in the factory. |
Page No 70 Ex. No E
E.
Complete the following conditionals.
1. If you had studied hard, you would have succeeded.
2. If you had come to me, I would have helped you.
3. If I had seen him, I would have invited/recognized him.
Page No 70 Ex. No F
Sentences of
Past Perfect Tense
1. They had
already taken their breakfast.
2. Had they
taken meal?
3. He had
never seen sea before.
4. We had
already sold our car.
5. She had
left before I reached home.
6. When I
entered the house, the guests had gone.
7. She took
tea after she had finished her work.
8. We had
not completed our work yet.
9. He had
paid the bill before I came.
10. The
patient had died before the doctor reached.
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