19. Unit 7, Little by Little One Walks Far! Question Answers of 10th English by AG Ahmad

 

10th English A          Unit No 7

Little  by Little One Walks Far!

QUESTIONS ANSWERS FROM BOX:

Q.1. What kind of a person is the author?

Ans:-   The author is an ambitious, hardworking and courageous man. He is the young man who

has creative mind and has handled many tough tasks in his teenage.

Q.2. What does the author want to imply by mentioning his co-curricular activities?

Ans:-   By mentioning his co-curricular activities, the author wants to make us aware of the

importance of co-curricular activities.

Q.3. How have these job experiences made the author more mature?

Ans:-   By doing these jobs, the author has developed a sense of responsibility which made him

mentally and financially mature to face challenges of future.

Q.4. What has motivated the author to participate so actively?

Ans:-   The author has a positive outlook and urge for success which have motivated him to

participate in co-curricular activities so actively.

EXECISE QUESTIONS:

Q.1.What are some distinctions of the writer?

Ans:- The author is an ambitious, hardworking and courageous man who has won Quaid-e-

Azam Batch, Academic Excellence Awards, quize contest and prizes.

Q.2. How has the writer spent his summer vacation?

Ans:- During his summer vacation, the author has done different jobs to develop a sense of

responsibility and to be strong financially.

Q.3. What has he gained from his summer job experiences?

Ans:- From his summer job experiences, he has gained a sense of responsibility which made  

him mentally and financially strong to face the challenges of future.

Q.4. How are these experiences helpful to him in future?

Ans:- These experiences have made him ambitious, hard working, responsible, courageous and

confident to face challenges of future.

Q.5. What kind of a student is the writer? Which of his qualities impress you?

Ans:- The author is an ambitious, intelligent, hardworking and courageous student who thinks

and acts differently and has positive out look. All of his qualities have impressed me very much.

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