ENGLISH
CLASS IX
TABLE
OF CONTENTS
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CHP NO
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TOPICS
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PAGE NO
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1
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Voice
of God
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3
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2
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The Wise Caliph
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4-5
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3
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Poem Little Thing
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6
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4
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From A Railway Carriage
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7
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5
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A Nations Strength
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8-9
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6
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Beautiful Hands
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10
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7
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Professions A Teaching
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11
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8
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Fishing
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12-13
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9
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A Visit
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14
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10
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King
Faisal
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15-16
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11
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Dignity Of Work
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17-18
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12
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The Hands That Rocks The Cradle Is The
Hand That Rules The World
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19-21
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13
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Speak Gently
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22
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14
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A Village Fair
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23-24
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15
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Shopping
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25-26
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15
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King Bruce And The Spider
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27
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16
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An African Village
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28-29
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The Voice of God
Reference:
Name of Poem: The Voice of God
Name of Poetry: Loves I Newman
Name of Poem: The Voice of God
Name of Poetry: Loves I Newman
Central Idea:
In this poem the poet tells us that God is everywhere and nearness to God cannot be achieved by climbing the highest steeple. The best way to achieve nearness to God is to serve the suffering humanity.
In this poem the poet tells us that God is everywhere and nearness to God cannot be achieved by climbing the highest steeple. The best way to achieve nearness to God is to serve the suffering humanity.
QUESTION / ANSWER
Q1. Why did the poet climb the highest steeple?
Ans. The poet climbed the highest steeple to hear the voice of God.
Q2. Why did God fell him to go down?
Ans. The God told him to go down because he lives amongst the people.
Ans. The God told him to go down because he lives amongst the people.
Q3. Write the massage of the peom? ‘The voice of
God’
Ans. The massage we get from this poem is that the bast way to achieve nearness to God is serve the suffering humanity.
‘Service of people is the service of God.’
Ans. The massage we get from this poem is that the bast way to achieve nearness to God is serve the suffering humanity.
‘Service of people is the service of God.’
Fill
In The Blank
1.
The tallest
part of the religious building is called Steeple
2.
God decided
that Go down again.
3.
Dwelt means to lives.
4.
Loves I Newman
was an English poet.
5.
The liner “I
well among the people,” I mean God.
The Wise Caliph
Question/Answer
Q1. What was caliph Harpoon-urn-Rashid known and respected for?
Ans. Caliph Harpoon-urn-Rashid was known and respected for his justice and wisdom.
Ans. Caliph Harpoon-urn-Rashid was known and respected for his justice and wisdom.
Q2. Why did he go through the streets of Baghdad at night?
Ans. At night, caliph Harpoon-urn-Rashid used to disguises himself as a conmen man and go through the streets of Baghdad in order to gain the first hand knowledge of problems and difficulties of common people.
Ans. At night, caliph Harpoon-urn-Rashid used to disguises himself as a conmen man and go through the streets of Baghdad in order to gain the first hand knowledge of problems and difficulties of common people.
Q3. What did the Quiz say to the caliph?
Ans. The Quiz approached the caliph and said that he had brought before him a dispute, which Quiz believed would be settled with the help of knowledge and wisdom of the caliph.
Ans. The Quiz approached the caliph and said that he had brought before him a dispute, which Quiz believed would be settled with the help of knowledge and wisdom of the caliph.
Q4. What was the dispute between the rich man and beggar?
Ans. The dispute between the beggar and the rich man was they both were fighting over a beautiful white horse and each of them claimed.
Ans. The dispute between the beggar and the rich man was they both were fighting over a beautiful white horse and each of them claimed.
Q5. What did the rich man tell the caliph?
Ans. The Richman told the caliph that when he was riding to the city gate he saw the beggar lambing ahead of him. The beggar asked for a ride. The Richman felt sorry for the beggar and gave him a lift, but when they reached the city gate the beggar refused to gout down and claimed that the horse belonged to him.
Ans. The Richman told the caliph that when he was riding to the city gate he saw the beggar lambing ahead of him. The beggar asked for a ride. The Richman felt sorry for the beggar and gave him a lift, but when they reached the city gate the beggar refused to gout down and claimed that the horse belonged to him.
Q6. What did the beggar tell the Caliph?
Ans. The beggar told the caliph that when he was riding up to the city gate he saw the rich man walking along the road. The rich man stopped him and requested him to lend him his horse. Being the stranger the beggar refused to give his horse. But he stilled asked the rich man to ride along with him when they reached the city gate the rich man refused to dismount and claimed that the belonged to him.
Ans. The beggar told the caliph that when he was riding up to the city gate he saw the rich man walking along the road. The rich man stopped him and requested him to lend him his horse. Being the stranger the beggar refused to give his horse. But he stilled asked the rich man to ride along with him when they reached the city gate the rich man refused to dismount and claimed that the belonged to him.
Q7. How did the caliph solved the case?
Ans. The Caliph solved the case by asked both the beggar and the rich man to touch the horse one by one. When then the beggar touched the horse it winced with displeasure. But when the rich man touched the horse is snorted and neighed with pleasure thus, the caliph knew at once that the horse belonged to the rich man.
Ans. The Caliph solved the case by asked both the beggar and the rich man to touch the horse one by one. When then the beggar touched the horse it winced with displeasure. But when the rich man touched the horse is snorted and neighed with pleasure thus, the caliph knew at once that the horse belonged to the rich man.
Q8. Who was liar?
Ans. The beggar was proved to be a liar and wicked person.
Ans. The beggar was proved to be a liar and wicked person.
Q9. What did the rich man do for the beggar?
Ans. The rich man readily for gave and felt pity for him and gave him a hand full of gold coins.
Ans. The rich man readily for gave and felt pity for him and gave him a hand full of gold coins.
Poem
Little Thing
Little Thing
Reference:
Name of the poem: Little Thing
Name of the poet: Julia Carney
Name of the poem: Little Thing
Name of the poet: Julia Carney
Central Idea:
In the poem the poetess conveys us the message that everything in this world little love, kindness, honesty and sympathy has its important. Nothing in the world should be considered as less important.
In the poem the poetess conveys us the message that everything in this world little love, kindness, honesty and sympathy has its important. Nothing in the world should be considered as less important.
Question/Answer
Q1. What is an Eden? How can we make our world an Eden?
Ans. Eden means the garden of paradise. We can make our world an Eden by giving importance to the little things such as love respect, honors, kindness, honesty and sympathy.
Ans. Eden means the garden of paradise. We can make our world an Eden by giving importance to the little things such as love respect, honors, kindness, honesty and sympathy.
Q2. Why
are little thing important?
Ans. We should not ignore little things. They are of great importance; often little things in life indicate big changes. Everything as its worth and significances.
Ans. We should not ignore little things. They are of great importance; often little things in life indicate big changes. Everything as its worth and significances.
Q3. How do little deeds of kindness make our life happy?
Ans. Little deeds of kindness is a blessing of God. We can win the hearts of others by kind and loving words. We can gain everlasting joy. When we help the needy and poor people. To bring joy in their lives, we may become source of happiness to them.
Ans. Little deeds of kindness is a blessing of God. We can win the hearts of others by kind and loving words. We can gain everlasting joy. When we help the needy and poor people. To bring joy in their lives, we may become source of happiness to them.
Fill
In The Blank
1.
Little thing
has been written by in American poetess
Julia Carney.
2.
Eden is the garden
of paradise.
3.
Little drops of
water make a mighty ocean.
4.
Little deeds of
kindness and little words of love make our world an Eden.
5.
Little grains
of sand make a pleasant land.
6.
Mighty means powerful.
From A Railway Carriage
Reference:
Name of the poem: From
a Railway Carriage.
Name
of the poet: Robert Louis
Stevenson.
Central Idea: In this poem
the poet says that beautiful scenes of the nature should not in any way affect the
life of a hard working person and he should not waste his time.
Question /Answer:
Q1. What did the poet see from the railway carriage?
Ans. The poet saw hoarse, cattle’s, ditches, hills, bridges, railway station and a tramp from the railway carriage.
Q1. What did the poet see from the railway carriage?
Ans. The poet saw hoarse, cattle’s, ditches, hills, bridges, railway station and a tramp from the railway carriage.
Q2. What pleasures did the railway journey give to the poet?
Ans. The railway journey gave immense pleasures to the poet and he enjoyed the beauty of the nature very much.
Ans. The railway journey gave immense pleasures to the poet and he enjoyed the beauty of the nature very much.
Q3. What massage do we get from this poem?
Ans. The massage we get from this poem is that a person should not waste his time after the beauty of nature, as this is the age of speed and a person who is slow is left behind.
Ans. The massage we get from this poem is that a person should not waste his time after the beauty of nature, as this is the age of speed and a person who is slow is left behind.
Q4. Who is tramp? What was he doing when the railway carriage
passed by?
Ans. A tramp is a homeless person wanders places to place aimlessly. He was standing and gazing every passes by at the railway station.
Ans. A tramp is a homeless person wanders places to place aimlessly. He was standing and gazing every passes by at the railway station.
Fill In The Blank
1.
This poem is
written by Robert Louis Stevenson.
2.
Robert Louis
Stevenson was an Scottish poet.
3.
The child was gathering brambles.
4.
Daisy is a kind of
wild flower.
5.
Charging along
like troops in a battle.
6.
Meadow a grassy field.
7.
The houses and
cattle’s were on grassy field.
8.
Faster than
furies, faster than witches, in this line withes are wicked old woman.
A Nations Strength
Reference:
Name of the poem: A
Nation Strength
Name of the poty: Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Name of the poty: Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Central Idea:
In this poem the poet says that richness and wealth is not the strength of a nation. It is only man who builds a nation strong on the foundation of lasting virtue.
In this poem the poet says that richness and wealth is not the strength of a nation. It is only man who builds a nation strong on the foundation of lasting virtue.
Question/Answer
Q1. Why the people are called the strength of the nation?
Ans. The people of the country are called the strength of a nation because they have a high moral character. They are selfless, patriot and responsible citizens. They work hard day and night for the progress and welfare of their beloved country. These men of character achieve greatness for their nation through sacrifice, dedication and honest deeds.
Ans. The people of the country are called the strength of a nation because they have a high moral character. They are selfless, patriot and responsible citizens. They work hard day and night for the progress and welfare of their beloved country. These men of character achieve greatness for their nation through sacrifice, dedication and honest deeds.
Q2. What kind of men can lift their country to the sky?
OR
What kinds of people are needed to raise the dignity of our nation?
Ans. The brave men having a high moral character build their nation on foundation of lasting virtue. They work hard and give every sacrifice for the country. The purist and devoted men suffer every sort of trouble and hardship and make their sincere efforts for the glory of their country. Only the bold and selfless men can lift their country to the sky.
OR
What kinds of people are needed to raise the dignity of our nation?
Ans. The brave men having a high moral character build their nation on foundation of lasting virtue. They work hard and give every sacrifice for the country. The purist and devoted men suffer every sort of trouble and hardship and make their sincere efforts for the glory of their country. Only the bold and selfless men can lift their country to the sky.
Q3. What message do we get form this poem?
Ans. The poet has described us that wealth never raises the nation higher. Only brave men can make their nation great and strong by working hard and giving sacrifices for their nation.
Ans. The poet has described us that wealth never raises the nation higher. Only brave men can make their nation great and strong by working hard and giving sacrifices for their nation.
Q4. Write three lines on character?
Ans. Character is the sum of distinctive characteristics of an individual. It is also moral excellence and firmness. Character shows the traits and disposition of an individual.
Ans. Character is the sum of distinctive characteristics of an individual. It is also moral excellence and firmness. Character shows the traits and disposition of an individual.
Fill In the Blank
1.
This poem is
written by an American poet Ralph Waldo Emerson.
2.
Not gold but
only men can make a nation great and strong, here gold means wealth.
3.
Brave men who work
while other sleep.
4.
In the poem ‘A
Nation Strength’, the poet tells the importance of men of high character.
5.
Lift them the sky means make their nation famous.
Beautiful Hands
Reference:
Name
of the poem: Beautiful
Hands.
Name of the poet: Ellen M.H Gates.
Name of the poet: Ellen M.H Gates.
Central
Idea:
In this poem the poetess says that mother’s hands are a symbol of
love, peace, affection and sacrifice. Mother spends her whole life in
upbringing her children and finds happiness in securing their life.
Question/Answer:
Q1.
Whose hands are praised in the poem Beautiful Hands?
Ans. In the poem Beautiful Hands the poetess praised the hands of her mother. She calls them the most beautiful hands of the world. She praises the hands for their spiritual beauty.
Ans. In the poem Beautiful Hands the poetess praised the hands of her mother. She calls them the most beautiful hands of the world. She praises the hands for their spiritual beauty.
Q2.
Why does the poetess praised the mother hands?
Ans. The poetess praises mother’s hands because there hand work hard to comfort the child. The praise is for mother’s spirit to make her children happy.
Ans. The poetess praises mother’s hands because there hand work hard to comfort the child. The praise is for mother’s spirit to make her children happy.
Q3.
What does the poetess mean by the words these hands must fold be?
Ans. These words mean that the death of her mother is near to come. She is showing her grief because soon her mother would be under the Layer of daisies with folded hands in the state of being submission and humility.
Ans. These words mean that the death of her mother is near to come. She is showing her grief because soon her mother would be under the Layer of daisies with folded hands in the state of being submission and humility.
Q4.
What rewards for her mother does the poet think of?
Ans. The poetess is full confident that her mother will go to paradise after death. She will be young again these. She will clasp her mother’s hands in the paradise.
Ans. The poetess is full confident that her mother will go to paradise after death. She will be young again these. She will clasp her mother’s hands in the paradise.
Fill
in the Blank:
1.
Beautiful hands
have been written by the poetess Ellen
M.H. Gates.
2.
Ellen M.H Gate
was an American poetess.
3.
The poetess in
this poem is praising the mother’s hands.
4.
Palm of victory
means an award for the victoridus.
5.
Wrinkled hands
referred to the hands of an old person.
6.
Alas, show the
expression of sorrow.
7.
And where the
old are young again this line refers to the Heaven.
Professions
A Teaching
Question/Answer
Q1. What does Akhund means?
Ans. Akhund is a sindh word which means “The Teacher.” It is derived from a Persian word khaddar which means “To Read”. It is the best word to express the teacher’s dignity and status.
Ans. Akhund is a sindh word which means “The Teacher.” It is derived from a Persian word khaddar which means “To Read”. It is the best word to express the teacher’s dignity and status.
Q2. How does the teacher fulfills the Gods command?
Ans. The teacher fulfills Gods command by reading and gaining knowledge which is according to the first word of revelation (Wahl) which says to read and gain knowledge about the whole universe.
Ans. The teacher fulfills Gods command by reading and gaining knowledge which is according to the first word of revelation (Wahl) which says to read and gain knowledge about the whole universe.
Q3. What are the qualities of a good teacher?
Ans. A good teacher must possess the following qualities.
1. She/he loves and appreciates the profession.
2. The teacher must prefer the welfare and progress of his students and keep their interest in the first place.
3. The teacher speaks of the wonders of the natures with reverence to the divine decree.
4. A good teacher must have thirst for knowledge.
5. They ponder over sacred writing which tells us the meaning of life and the way of living it.
6. A good teacher always seeks the truth practices what he preaches.
Ans. A good teacher must possess the following qualities.
1. She/he loves and appreciates the profession.
2. The teacher must prefer the welfare and progress of his students and keep their interest in the first place.
3. The teacher speaks of the wonders of the natures with reverence to the divine decree.
4. A good teacher must have thirst for knowledge.
5. They ponder over sacred writing which tells us the meaning of life and the way of living it.
6. A good teacher always seeks the truth practices what he preaches.
Q4. Why the people of the east have a high regard for the teacher?
Ans. The people of the east have a high regard for the teachers because a teacher is considered as a spiritual guide for them. A teacher fulfills God command or reads Gods words and also act upon them.
Ans. The people of the east have a high regard for the teachers because a teacher is considered as a spiritual guide for them. A teacher fulfills God command or reads Gods words and also act upon them.
Fishing
Question/Answer
Q1. Why is fishing important for us?
Ans. Fishing is important for us because it is a source of our food and thousands of people are engaged in fish catching, which is their means of income. Foreign exchange is also earned by exporting them.
Q2. What are different modes of fishing?
Ans. There are two types of fishing.
1. Fresh water fishing (Inland Fishing)
2. Marine fishing (Sea Fishing)
Ans. There are two types of fishing.
1. Fresh water fishing (Inland Fishing)
2. Marine fishing (Sea Fishing)
Q3. Define fresh water fishing?
Ans. Fresh water fishes are caught from rivers, streams, canals and ponds with the help of nets of various sizes.
Ans. Fresh water fishes are caught from rivers, streams, canals and ponds with the help of nets of various sizes.
Q4. How is Marine fishing done?
Ans. Marine fishing is done in the open sea with the help of boats of all sizes. It is done only in the fishing season. When the sea is not rough.
Ans. Marine fishing is done in the open sea with the help of boats of all sizes. It is done only in the fishing season. When the sea is not rough.
Q5. Where is Marine fishing done?
Ans. Marine fishing is done in Pakistan in the Arabian Sea along the coast of Pakistan.
Ans. Marine fishing is done in Pakistan in the Arabian Sea along the coast of Pakistan.
Q6. Where is Marine fishing done in Pakistan?
Ans. Marine fishing is done in Pakistan in the Arabian Sea along the west of Pakistan.
Ans. Marine fishing is done in Pakistan in the Arabian Sea along the west of Pakistan.
Q7. What are the dangers of marine fishing?
Ans. In fishing season, boats of all sizes go out, face the dangers of the sea and catch fish sometimes the weather turns rough without any warming.
Ans. In fishing season, boats of all sizes go out, face the dangers of the sea and catch fish sometimes the weather turns rough without any warming.
Fill In The Blank
1.
About three-fourths of our earth is
covered with water.
2.
The river and oceans of the world are full of fishes.
3.
These fishes
are an important source of our food and
millions of people are engaged in catching
fish.
4.
The fisherman
of Pakistan also engaged in both kinds of fishing inland or freshwater
fishing and sea or marine fishing.
5.
Freshwater fish
are caught from rivers, streams,
canals, lakes and ponds.
6.
Marine fishing
is done in the Arabian Sea along
the cost.
7.
The government
is now taking keen interest in imploring and modernizing the fish industry.
8.
A fisheries
training institute and a fisheries technological laboratory have also been
established at Karachi.
9.
The fish caught
from water usually small by taster.
10.
The government
is taking interest in fishing
A Visit
Question/answer
Q1. What are Mr.Ahmeds students excited?
Ans. Mr.Ahmeds students were excited because their headmaster had allowed them to go for a picnic of a “Model Agricultural Farm”.
Ans. Mr.Ahmeds students were excited because their headmaster had allowed them to go for a picnic of a “Model Agricultural Farm”.
Q2. What surprised the boys when they reached the model farms?
Ans. When the boys reached the model farm they were surprised to see that all the work on the farm was done with the help of machines and the fruit and vegetable which were out of season were also grow there.
Ans. When the boys reached the model farm they were surprised to see that all the work on the farm was done with the help of machines and the fruit and vegetable which were out of season were also grow there.
Q3. Name the machines working in the wheat fields?
Ans. The machine working in the wheat field was combine and thresher.
Ans. The machine working in the wheat field was combine and thresher.
Q4. How is the working done on the model farm?
Ans. The whole process of ploughing, seeding, harvesting and threshing of the corn is done with the help of machine on the model farm.
Ans. The whole process of ploughing, seeding, harvesting and threshing of the corn is done with the help of machine on the model farm.
Q5. What does thresher do?
Ans. Thresher is a kind of machines which separates the grain from the chaff from one end of the machine falls a golden grain of sweet smelling wheat, while chaff flies out at the other.
Ans. Thresher is a kind of machines which separates the grain from the chaff from one end of the machine falls a golden grain of sweet smelling wheat, while chaff flies out at the other.
Q6. What is the average produce from on ordinary farm?
Ans. The average produce from an ordinary farm is 15-20 quintals per hectare.
Ans. The average produce from an ordinary farm is 15-20 quintals per hectare.
Q7. What is the average produce on a model from?
Ans. A model farm produces go to quintals per hectares.
Ans. A model farm produces go to quintals per hectares.
Q8. What is Combine?
Ans. Combine is a machine working in the vast wheat fields. It cut the crop and tied it into sheaves. With one sweep, it seemed to eat up a large area of the golden crop which came out tied into a bundle at the other end.
Ans. Combine is a machine working in the vast wheat fields. It cut the crop and tied it into sheaves. With one sweep, it seemed to eat up a large area of the golden crop which came out tied into a bundle at the other end.
Q9. What would the Model Agriculture from use to milk the animal?
What would modern machinery make from milk?
Ans. The Model Agriculture from would use an elective milkier to milk the animals. Modern machinery would make cream and butter and preserve the milk.
Ans. The Model Agriculture from would use an elective milkier to milk the animals. Modern machinery would make cream and butter and preserve the milk.
Q10. Different between model farm and an ordinary farm?
Ans. ORDINARY FARM.
1. On an ordinary farm manual help is used.
2. An ordinary farm grows fruits and vegetables according to the season.
Ans. ORDINARY FARM.
1. On an ordinary farm manual help is used.
2. An ordinary farm grows fruits and vegetables according to the season.
MODEL FARM
1. On a model farm machine are used.
2. Model farm can also grow fruits and vegetable which are out of season.
1. On a model farm machine are used.
2. Model farm can also grow fruits and vegetable which are out of season.
Q11. What is combine?
Ans. Combine is a machine working in the vest wheat fields. It cut the crop and tied it into sheaves with one sweep it seemed to eat up a large area of the golden crop which come out tied into a bundle at the other end.
Ans. Combine is a machine working in the vest wheat fields. It cut the crop and tied it into sheaves with one sweep it seemed to eat up a large area of the golden crop which come out tied into a bundle at the other end.
Q12. What would the model Agriculture farm use to milk the animal?
What would modern machinery make from milk?
Ans. The model Agriculture farm would use an electric milkier to milk the animals. Modern machinery would make cream and butter and preserve the milk.
Ans. The model Agriculture farm would use an electric milkier to milk the animals. Modern machinery would make cream and butter and preserve the milk.
Fill in the Blank
1.
Mr. Hassan was
the manager of the Model Agricultural
Farm.
2.
The Combine was a huge machine that
cut and tied the crops.
3.
An Electric milkier would milk the
animals in the dairy.
4.
The Teacher separated the grains
from the chaff.
5.
The trunk of
mango tree was washed with lime.
6.
The wheat then
went in to thrasher which
separates the grain from the chaff.
7.
He offered the
boys fresh tomatoes and cucumber.
8.
Mr. Hassan received them
at the gate and showed them around.
9.
Combine working vast wheat
field.
10.
With an sweet is seemed to eat.
King Faisal
Question/Answer:
Q1. Who was King Faisal? What do you know about the early life of
King Faisal?
Ans. King Faisal was the second son of King Abdul Aziz Ibn-e-Saud of Saudi Arabia. He was born in 1907. He received his early and religious education from his maternal grandfather Sheikh Abdullah bin Abdul Latif. He became a governor of Hejaz and after the death of his elder brother; he was chosen king by the Saudi council of Minister.
Ans. King Faisal was the second son of King Abdul Aziz Ibn-e-Saud of Saudi Arabia. He was born in 1907. He received his early and religious education from his maternal grandfather Sheikh Abdullah bin Abdul Latif. He became a governor of Hejaz and after the death of his elder brother; he was chosen king by the Saudi council of Minister.
Q2. When was King Faisal made the king of Saudi Arabia?
Ans. In 1964, Faisal was selected by the council of Minister as the king of Saudi Arabia.
Ans. In 1964, Faisal was selected by the council of Minister as the king of Saudi Arabia.
Q3. How did King Faisal develop his country?
Ans. Kings Faisal spent a lot of money on the development of his country. He made many efforts and established mills and factories which made a great progress. He irrigated vast areas of the desert and new lands were cultivated. He opened many universities and school where education was free. He also spread a network of hospital and dispensaries all over his vast kingdom.
Ans. Kings Faisal spent a lot of money on the development of his country. He made many efforts and established mills and factories which made a great progress. He irrigated vast areas of the desert and new lands were cultivated. He opened many universities and school where education was free. He also spread a network of hospital and dispensaries all over his vast kingdom.
Q4. What importance did King Faisal give to education?
Ans. King Faisal recognized education to be very important for the progress of his country and people. He opened many schools where education was free. He also opened several universities where students were not only given free education but also awarded stipends to meet their other needs as well.
Ans. King Faisal recognized education to be very important for the progress of his country and people. He opened many schools where education was free. He also opened several universities where students were not only given free education but also awarded stipends to meet their other needs as well.
Q5. What did King Faisal do for the Arab in the war against Israel?
Ans. King Faisal strengthened the Arabs and made every possible effort to get back the Arab territories under illegal occupation of Israel.
Ans. King Faisal strengthened the Arabs and made every possible effort to get back the Arab territories under illegal occupation of Israel.
Q6. Why was King Faisal against Israel state?
Ans. King Faisal was against the state of Israel because of its enmity towards the Arab and also because they set Al-Aqua Mosque in fire.
Ans. King Faisal was against the state of Israel because of its enmity towards the Arab and also because they set Al-Aqua Mosque in fire.
Q7. How did King Faisal die?
Ans. King Faisal died in an assault by his wicked nephew on 15th March 1975.
Ans. King Faisal died in an assault by his wicked nephew on 15th March 1975.
Q8. How did Muslim feel over his death?
Ans. The Muslims all over the world mourned at his death and people of Pakistan in particular, felt deep grief at this sad news. With his death, not only Saudi Arabia but also the whole Muslim world has lost a sincere and bold leader.
Ans. The Muslims all over the world mourned at his death and people of Pakistan in particular, felt deep grief at this sad news. With his death, not only Saudi Arabia but also the whole Muslim world has lost a sincere and bold leader.
Q9. What was King Faisal’s desire?
Ans. His desire was to bring Muslim Ummah together. He wanted to make Muslim conscious of the need for brotherhood can never be for gotten.
Ans. His desire was to bring Muslim Ummah together. He wanted to make Muslim conscious of the need for brotherhood can never be for gotten.
Q10. What were the feelings of King Faisal about Pakistan?
Ans. King Faisal was a sincere friend and well wisher of the people of Pakistan. He showed his sincerity on several occasions by providing all types of moral and material support.
Ans. King Faisal was a sincere friend and well wisher of the people of Pakistan. He showed his sincerity on several occasions by providing all types of moral and material support.
Fill in the Blank
1.
King Faisal was
born in 1907 A.D.
2.
He was the second son of the King Abdul Aziz Ibu-e-Saudi.
3.
He was made the
crown prince and prime minister in 1958.
4.
King Faisal
spread a network of hospitals all
over his vast kingdom.
5.
King Faisal
provided facilities to pilgrims.
6.
He strengthened
the Arab in their war against.
7.
King Faisal
rolled his country wisely and
justly.
8.
In Saudi Arabia
education was made free in
his rule.
9.
This great king
was killed in an assault by
his wicked.
10.
King Faisal was
died on 25th March 1975.
Dignity Of Work
Question/Answer
Q1.Why did
Akhtar not answer his mother? What reason did he give to his uncle for being
angry?
Ans. Akhtar did not answer his mother because he was angry and tired. Akhkar told his uncle that they were having the social service work at school. They had to do the work of servants. The teacher made Akhtar to dust the cupboard and desks.
Ans. Akhtar did not answer his mother because he was angry and tired. Akhkar told his uncle that they were having the social service work at school. They had to do the work of servants. The teacher made Akhtar to dust the cupboard and desks.
Q2.
Who was Mr. Inayat?
Ans. Mr. Inayat was Akhtars uncle. He told the children interesting stories about different part of the world. But on the particular day, he told them about dignity of work with our hands.
Ans. Mr. Inayat was Akhtars uncle. He told the children interesting stories about different part of the world. But on the particular day, he told them about dignity of work with our hands.
Q3.
What do you know about dignity of work?
Ans. Real dignity lies in doing some reasonable work with own hands. Greatness of men stands in the wining of work. We should not feel shame or disgrace in doing work of daily life. So we realize that by doing work our own hand makes us honorable and enables us to face the hardships of life.
Ans. Real dignity lies in doing some reasonable work with own hands. Greatness of men stands in the wining of work. We should not feel shame or disgrace in doing work of daily life. So we realize that by doing work our own hand makes us honorable and enables us to face the hardships of life.
Q4.
What example did our Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) set about dignity of work?
Ans. The Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) loved doing his work for himself hands for others with his own hand. We learned a number of good acts from the life of the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H). He repaired his own, shoes, washed his clothes and swept his room. He never felt ashamed of doing his work. He proudly joined his companions in digging the ditch during the battle of khaddar.
Ans. The Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) loved doing his work for himself hands for others with his own hand. We learned a number of good acts from the life of the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H). He repaired his own, shoes, washed his clothes and swept his room. He never felt ashamed of doing his work. He proudly joined his companions in digging the ditch during the battle of khaddar.
Q5.
Were the companions of the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) like him?
Ans. Yes, the companions of the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) were like him. They were the complete sheikh of the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) personality and loved doing work with their own hands.
Ans. Yes, the companions of the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) were like him. They were the complete sheikh of the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) personality and loved doing work with their own hands.
Q6.
What did Hazrat Abu Baker do?
Ans. Hazrat Abu Baker not only did his own work but also fetched water for the widows and neighbors who were very old and had no one to work for them.
Ans. Hazrat Abu Baker not only did his own work but also fetched water for the widows and neighbors who were very old and had no one to work for them.
Q7.
What did Hazrat Ali and Hazrat Fatima visually do?
Ans. HAZART ALI
Hazrat Ali worked in the garden of a Jew and gave all his wages in charity to the poor people
2. HAZRAT FATIMA
Hazrat Fatima used to fetch water, grind the corn and swept the houses.
Ans. HAZART ALI
Hazrat Ali worked in the garden of a Jew and gave all his wages in charity to the poor people
2. HAZRAT FATIMA
Hazrat Fatima used to fetch water, grind the corn and swept the houses.
Q8.
How did the famous Muslim rules set the example of dignity of work?
Ans. Sultan Nisar-ud- din earned his living by making caps, although he could take money from the emperor’s treasury. Emperor Aurangzeb also earned his living by transcribing the Holy Quran.
Ans. Sultan Nisar-ud- din earned his living by making caps, although he could take money from the emperor’s treasury. Emperor Aurangzeb also earned his living by transcribing the Holy Quran.
Q9.Why
does everyone do in China?
OR
What has made China a fast progressing nation?
Ans. In China everyone has to spend some time each you, working in the fields or in a factory. Even the Prime minister and his wife do this work. They believe that all ought to work and, no wonder, they are making such quick progress.
OR
What has made China a fast progressing nation?
Ans. In China everyone has to spend some time each you, working in the fields or in a factory. Even the Prime minister and his wife do this work. They believe that all ought to work and, no wonder, they are making such quick progress.
Fill in the Blank
1.
Akhtar was
feeling cross and looked untidy.
2.
The teacher
made Akhtar dust the cupboard and
the desk.
3.
In china
everyone has to spend some time working in the field or factory.
4.
The headmaster
cleaned the bathroom.
5.
Our prophet loved
doing work for himself and for other.
6.
Is the sweeper no a human being.
7.
Hazrat Omar
once carried on his shoulder a large sack of flour for a needy family.
8.
Hazrat Ali
labored in the garden of Jew.
9.
Caliph
Mumu-urn-Rashid served not only himself but also his guests.
10.
Emperor
Aurangzeb by transcribing the Holy
Quran.
Teaching (Short Note)
A teacher is one who can read what he writes on the human heart
A teacher is a reader par excellence, one who fulfills Gods command expressed in the first word of the revelation (Wahi) which says “Read”. The teacher is one who knows how to read Gods words be it written on the human heart or the Holy Book or in nature.
Quality of good teachers is thirst for knowledge. Before teaching others to read, they must themselves know how to read. The best teacher is always those who remain students forever. They are humble enough to learn from any and everyone, even those younger or less gifted than themselves.
A very important quality of a teacher is that he or she not only strives to know white is true, good and beautiful, but also seeks to incorporate these in the life. They practice what they preach.
A teacher is one who can read what he writes on the human heart
A teacher is a reader par excellence, one who fulfills Gods command expressed in the first word of the revelation (Wahi) which says “Read”. The teacher is one who knows how to read Gods words be it written on the human heart or the Holy Book or in nature.
Quality of good teachers is thirst for knowledge. Before teaching others to read, they must themselves know how to read. The best teacher is always those who remain students forever. They are humble enough to learn from any and everyone, even those younger or less gifted than themselves.
A very important quality of a teacher is that he or she not only strives to know white is true, good and beautiful, but also seeks to incorporate these in the life. They practice what they preach.
King Faisal (Short Note)
The late King Faisal of Saudi Arabia was born in 1907, and was the second son, of King Abdul Aziz Ibanez Saud. He received religious education from his maternal grandfather Sheikh Abdullah bin Abdul Latif. He was made Governor of Hijaz, when he was only twenty.
Faisal was made the Crown Prince and prime minister in 1958. Saudi Arabia was in serious difficulties at that time. Faisal used his wisdom and intelligence to overcome these difficulties. His elder brother King Saud fell seriously ill in 1964, and Faisal was chosen as the king by the Council of Ministers.
The
main source of income for Saudi Arabia is mineral oil, and he made every effect
to increase its production. Faisal considered education very important for the
progress of his people. He opened many schools where education is free for all.
He had a strong wish to unite the Muslims of the world and did his best to
being the Muslims living in different confide together.
Speak
Gently
Reference:
Name of the Poem: Speak Gently
Name of the Poet: Anonymous
Central Idea:
In this poem, the poet says that love is a heavenly quality. Through love and kind words we can win the hearts of all and bring peace and joy to the world.
In this poem, the poet says that love is a heavenly quality. Through love and kind words we can win the hearts of all and bring peace and joy to the world.
Question/ Answer:
Q1. What does the poem “Speak Gently” tell you?
OR
What does the poet advice us?
Ans. The poet advises us that we should speak gently as it is a noble quality which will bring peace and eternal joy to this world. We can also make a special place in the hearts of other people by the quality of politeness and gentleness which will bring joy and relief after death.
OR
What does the poet advice us?
Ans. The poet advises us that we should speak gently as it is a noble quality which will bring peace and eternal joy to this world. We can also make a special place in the hearts of other people by the quality of politeness and gentleness which will bring joy and relief after death.
Q2. Why does the poet tell us to speak gently to the children?
Ans. We should speak gently to the children so that can also speak gently. We can get their love only by speaking gently.
Ans. We should speak gently to the children so that can also speak gently. We can get their love only by speaking gently.
Q3. Why does the poet tell us to speak gently to old people?
Ans. We should speak gently to old people because they are going to die soon. If we speak gently to them, they will be happy and die in peace.
Ans. We should speak gently to old people because they are going to die soon. If we speak gently to them, they will be happy and die in peace.
Fill in the Blank:
1. Anonymous means unknown.
2. The word
gently means softly and kindly.
3. We should
not use harsh words with
people.
4. Harsh means
to be cruel.
5. We should
speak kindly to the old people because they will leave the world shortly.
6. We may win the love of children by
speaking gently.
The
Hands That Rocks The Cradle Is The Hand That Rules The World
Reference
Name of the poem: The
hand that rocks the cradle the hand that rule the world.
Name of the poet: William Rose Wallace
Name of the poet: William Rose Wallace
Central Idea:
In this poem, the poet says that mother’s hands play a very important role in the upbringing of her children. The poet is also praising the blessed hands of the mother and is also giving all the credit, for great achievements, to the mothers of this world.
In this poem, the poet says that mother’s hands play a very important role in the upbringing of her children. The poet is also praising the blessed hands of the mother and is also giving all the credit, for great achievements, to the mothers of this world.
Question/
Answer:
Q1. What does the poet compare the mother hand to the rainbow?
Ans. The poet compares the mother hands to a rainbow because a rainbow is the sign which tells us that the storm had passed and the trouble is over likewise mothers hands bring love, honor, peace and prosperity for her child by which one gets the strength and ability.
Ans. The poet compares the mother hands to a rainbow because a rainbow is the sign which tells us that the storm had passed and the trouble is over likewise mothers hands bring love, honor, peace and prosperity for her child by which one gets the strength and ability.
Q2. Explain how does the poet give credits to
mother for all the great achievements?
Ans. The poet implores the mother to inspire her child to worship god with heart and south. It is the mother who moulds the character of children.
Ans. The poet implores the mother to inspire her child to worship god with heart and south. It is the mother who moulds the character of children.
Q3. What does the poet say that prayers of mothers on the earth
mingle with the prayers of angles in Heaven?
Ans. Prayers of
mothers can turn this world into heaven and for this angles also praise the
services of mothers. So the poet says that the prayers said on the earth by
mothers mingle with those said in heaven by the angels.
Fill in the Blank
1.
Blessing on the
hands of woman.
2.
Hovel is the living
place for poor people.
3.
Infancy is the tender
fountain.
4.
Natal surd means the land
where the person is born.
5.
Father sons and
daughter cry, here the word cry means pray.
6.
This poem is
written by William Rose Wallace.
A Village Fair
Question/Answer
Q1. Why was the village decorated?
Ans. The village was decorated with colorful buntings and flags because the people were celebrating their annual village fair.
Q1. Why was the village decorated?
Ans. The village was decorated with colorful buntings and flags because the people were celebrating their annual village fair.
Q2.
What kinds of shops had been set up for village fair?
Ans. Different kinds of shops had been set up for the village fair. All types of goods from handkerchief to farming tools were being sold in the shops. These shops were the special facility for this fair.
Ans. Different kinds of shops had been set up for the village fair. All types of goods from handkerchief to farming tools were being sold in the shops. These shops were the special facility for this fair.
Q3. What were the different
entertainments for the children?
Ans. There were different kinds of entertainments for the children. In the village fair such as monkey man performing tricks on monkey, conjurers, jugglers, acrobats etc gave great joy to the children.
Ans. There were different kinds of entertainments for the children. In the village fair such as monkey man performing tricks on monkey, conjurers, jugglers, acrobats etc gave great joy to the children.
Q4.
How did the jugglers entertain the people?
Ans.
The jugglers entertained the people by juggle with seven balls, at
a time, without dropping any of them. It was a great game of practice and
skill.
Q5. How did the conjurer
perform his trick?
Ans.
The conjurer took Bill handkerchief and tore it into pieces when he
returned it to him. Bill was astonished to see it undamaged.
Q6.
What was the special announcement?
Ans.
The special announcement was about the horse race.
Q7.
What is Tent Pegging?
Ans.
Tent pegging is another popular sport played in the village in
which wooden pegs are fixed in the ground. The riders have to pull them out
with their lances. The entire action has got to be performed with lightening
speed. The gallant victorious rides march round the field.
Q8. What made the dogs run in
the dog race?
Ans.
The temptation of the hare (rabbit) running ahead of dogs, made the
dogs, to run in the race. But it reached the mark safely and vanished under cover
just when the dogs were about to come near to it.
Q9.
What are temporary shops?
Ans.
Temporary shops are those shops which are set up for a limited
time.
Q10. What sort of benefits did
the village people get from the village fair?
Ans.
As it was the only occasion for the village people that they could
not only enjoy the annual fair but also aril the chance of buying and selling
of utility goods.
Fill in the Blank:
1.
Bilal decided to
spend summer vacation with zubair.
2.
The village was
decorated with buntings and
colorful flags
3.
Eight drummers were
beating their drums.
4.
Mast of the
shops were temporary
5.
Women were
interested in house hold goods.
6.
Restaurants were playing
popular music and were serving delicious.
7.
Conjurers, Jugglers and
acrobat gave great joy to the children
8.
A fight was going
between bear and three fierce
dogs.
9.
Monkey was imitating
on angry husband.
10.
The riders took
their position the whistle blew and the horses
gaped.
Shopping
Question/Answer
Q1. Why did mother ask Najma and Ajmal to get to get ready after
breakfast?
Ans. The mother asked Najma and Ajmal to go with her for shopping?
Ans. The mother asked Najma and Ajmal to go with her for shopping?
Q2. Why did mother ask Najma and Ajmal to go with her for shopping?
Ans. Mother asked Najma and Ajmal to go with has for shopping because tjheir father was not at home and as it was the beginning of the month they had run out of groceries and other provisions
Ans. Mother asked Najma and Ajmal to go with has for shopping because tjheir father was not at home and as it was the beginning of the month they had run out of groceries and other provisions
Q3. Where did mother and children go first for
the shopping?
Ans. Mother and children first went to the mutton market.
Ans. Mother and children first went to the mutton market.
Q4. What is the difference between beef and mutton?
Ans. The difference between beef and mutton is beef is the meat of cows and calve. Mutton is the meat of goats and sheep.
Ans. The difference between beef and mutton is beef is the meat of cows and calve. Mutton is the meat of goats and sheep.
Q5. When do we use meter, kilogram and liter?
Ans. Meter. We use meter for measuring clothes or distance.
Kilogram. Kilogram is used for measuring mass or weight.
Liter. Liter is used for weighing liquids like milk, juice etc.
Ans. Meter. We use meter for measuring clothes or distance.
Kilogram. Kilogram is used for measuring mass or weight.
Liter. Liter is used for weighing liquids like milk, juice etc.
Q6. What did the mother ask the children to do when they reached
them?
Ans. When they reached home mother asked najma to fold and iron the clothes and told ajmal to polish own and his sister’s shoes.
Ans. When they reached home mother asked najma to fold and iron the clothes and told ajmal to polish own and his sister’s shoes.
Q7. Why
were Najma and Ajmal excited?
Ans. Najma and Ajmal were excited because they were going to the shopping for the first time. The idea of learning new and interesting things made them excited.
Ans. Najma and Ajmal were excited because they were going to the shopping for the first time. The idea of learning new and interesting things made them excited.
Q8. What did mother tell the children about the
disadvantages of polythene bags?
OR
Why are polythene bags replaced by paper bags?
Ans. Mother told the children that now-a-days instead of polythene bags the paper bags are being used all over the world. Polythene bags black the sewerage pipes. When the drams are choked the dirty water spills all over.
Ans. Mother told the children that now-a-days instead of polythene bags the paper bags are being used all over the world. Polythene bags black the sewerage pipes. When the drams are choked the dirty water spills all over.
Fill in the Blank
1.
Beef is the meat of
cows and calves.
2.
Kilometer is used for
long distance.
3.
Mother paid fifteen rupees to taxi driver.
4.
Najam and Ajmal
were excited because they were going for shopping.
King
Bruce And The Spider
Reference.
Name of the poem: King
Bruce and the spider.
Name of the poet: Eliza Cook
Name of the poet: Eliza Cook
Central Idea:
In this poem,
the poetess says that one should not be dishearten at the first failure. A
person should keep on trying again and again. A time will surely come when he
will be crowned with success.
Question/Answer
Q1. Who was King Bruce?
Ans. King Bruce was
the king of Scotland. He fought a war six times but failed every time. When he
saw the successive attempts of the spider who was trying to reach its, home he
got encourage mint and succeeded in his next attempt.
Q2. What is the most of the poem / What lesson did the king from the spider/
What do we learn from this poem?
Ans. The lesson or
the message which the king learnt from the spider or we get from this poem is
that a person should not be discouraged at the first failure but should try
again and again until the success come to him.
Fill in the Blank
1.
Eliza cook was
an English poet.
2.
Monarch means king.
3.
The word native
cot means own home.
4.
Pondered means to think/
through.
5.
Low despair means
downhearted.
6.
Utter means to speak.
7.
To mount means
to climb.
An African Village
Question/Answer
Q1. How many independent countries are there in Africa?
Ans.
Africe is the second largest continent and it consists of more than
thirty five independent countries.
Q2. Where is Nigeria?
Ans.
Nigeria is the largest country of west Africa and is the most
populated area of the Africa countries.
Q3. What types of country is
Nigeria?
Ans.
Nigeria is mainly an agricultural country and must of its
inhabitants are farmers who lived in the village. Greater part of Nigeria is
covered with a dance forest.
Q4. What is the bush area made
up of?
Ans.
Bush area usually consists of scattered trees with heavy
undergrowth in the form of thick bushes and grass.
Q5. Where do most Nigerian
farmers live?
Ana.
Nigerian farmers live in the village which consists of dozens of
huts separated from one another by cultivated patches of land. There are no
streets or lanes.
Q6.
What are their food crops and cash crops?
Ans.
The food crops of Nigeria are plantain, potatoes, yams, ground nuts
and pepper. While the cash crops are oil palm and cocoa.
Q7.
Who tends the food crops and cash crops?
Ans.
Usually, woman look after the food crops, while men tends the cash
crops.
Q8.
What is made from cocoa beans?
Ans.
Cocoa beans are ground into powder from which chocolate is made.
Q9.
What is the major export of Nigeria?
Ans.
Cocoa beans and its powder are the major export of Nigeria.
Q10.
What is the roof of a farmers hut made up of?
Ans.
Formerly, the roof of a farmers hut was thatched with a thick layer
of straw, grass, seeds or palm leaves and still the same process is carried
out.
Q11.
Why can farmers not rear cattle?
Ans.
Farmers cannot rear cattle on account of a kind of king whose sting
kills the cattle and causes sleeping sickness among human beings.
Q12.
Why do the bush dwellers of Nigeria use weed for light and heating purpose?
Ans.
A large pile of woods is
lighted in the middle of the courtyard which gives them light and protects them
from cold, mosquitoes and wild beats.
Fill
in the Blank
1.
Its northern
parts have had relations with Europe
and Asia for many centuries
but very little was known about other parts till the middle of the 19th century no
wonder, it was called the Dark
Continent once.
2.
Nigeria which
is mainly an agricultural
country.
3.
Nigeria is the
largest country of West Africa
and is the mast thickly populated of all the African countries.
4.
A Nigerian
village may consist of a dozen to about three
dozen huts.
5.
In the village
there are no streets or lanes.
6.
Formerly a
farmers hut was a single
room.
7.
The roof is
still thatched with grass, reeds
or palm leaves.
8.
Cocoa beans and powder are also a major export
of Nigeria.
9.
It consists of
more than thirty five
independent countries.
10.
Some of the
houses are circular in shape
while other may be square or rectangular.