Comprehension and Precis
PRECIS NO. 01“Comprehension”
Q: 1. How did Quaid-e-Azam make the Congress and the British
agree to the establishment of Pakistan?
Ans. With his sound arguments Quaid-e-Azam made Congress
and British agree to establishment of Pakistan.
Q: 2. What trick did the British play on the Muslims of
India while agree to the partition of the sub-continent?
Ans. They imposed some terms and conditions, which were,
designed to enable India to development as a strong empire and to make Pakistan
a weak country.
Q: 3. How did Quaid-e-Azam face this challenge?
Ans. Quaid-e-Azam faced this challenge with his usual
courage.
Q: 4. What was the effect of the Quaid-e-Azam’s
call to the people?
Ans. Quaid-e-Azam revived the confidence of people.
Q: 5. Make the precis of the above passage.
Ans. Quaid-e-Azam made the Congress and British agree to establishment of Pakistan with his sound arguments. But they presented some conditions, which were acceptable to India and unacceptable to Pakistan. But Quaid-e-Azam faced this challenge with his courage. He did not become plaything the circumstances.
Q:
6. What is Title of the above passage?
Ans. Quaid-e-Azam
as a great leader.
PRECISE NO. 2
Comprehension
Q:
1. What assets did Quaid-e-Azam possess as a speaker?
Ans. As a speaker Quaid-e-Azam possessed magnetic presence
impressive delivery and arresting timber.
Q: 2. Was he a batter advocate or an orator?
Ans. He was better advocate.
Q: 3. What unusual power did Quaid-e-Azam exhibit at the
Round-Table Conference?
Ans. Quaid-e-Azam exhibited his power of persuasion
excellent explanation and strong judgment.
Q: 4. How did Quaid-e-Azam conduct himself at the
deliberation of joint Congress League Committee?
Ans. He participated in the deliberations of the joint Congress League Committee wonderfully.
Q:
5. Make a precis of the above passage.
Ans. As a speaker Quaid-e-Azam possessed many qualities. He
presented many his cause with sound arguments like an advocate. He proved his
worth as a speaker on many occasion.
Q: 6. What is title of this passage?
Ans. Quaid-e-Azam as a speaker.
PRECIS NO. 3
Comprehension
Q: 1. What
is the effect of 1973 oil crisis on poor nations?
Ans. 1973
oil crisis has badly affected the poor nations.
Q:
2. What are the prospects of solar
energy?
Ans. The sun and the sunshine are prospects of
solar energy.
Q:
3. What are the obstacles in the way
of acquiring solar energy?
Ans. There
are economic and institutional obstacles in the way of acquiring solar energy.
Q: 4. What system of distribution does the
author recommend for solar energy?
Ans. The author recommends a shift from
centralized energy supply system.
Q:
5. What does the term “on-site” mean?
Ans. “On-site”
means the particular areas where energy can be produced by this system
Q:
6. What is title of this passage?
Ans. Affects of oil crisis.
Q: 7. Make a precis
of the above passage.
Ans. 1973 oil
crisis has badly affected the poor nations. They have to look for other means of power to keep up pace of
their development. Solar energy is one of them but this system requires new
ways of the thinking. It is basically centralized system from where energy
decentralized.
PRECIS NO. 4
Comprehension
Q: 1. What was the weekly periodical intended to achieve?
Ans. With the weekly periodical, he wanted to propagate the
progressive ideas among the intelligentsia.
Q:
2. What was the object of the
Institution of higher learning?
Ans. The object of the institution of higher learning was
to import modern education to the new generation.
Q:
3. How were the two projects
interlinked in this mind?
Ans. The
two projects were closely interlinked in her mind.
Q:
4. What was Syed Ahmed’s proposal
about the periodical?
Ans. He wanted to organize it before his
return to India.
Q:
5. When did he propose the
establishment of the periodical?
Ans. He proposed the establishment of
periodical in a letter, dated 22, April 1870 to Mehdi Ali Khan.
Q:
6. What is the title of this passage?
Ans. Syed Ahmed campaign against Muslim
backwardness.
Q:
7. Write a precis of the above
passage.
Ans. Syed Ahmad Khan had two projects to remove the
backwardness of the Muslims. One was the weekly periodically and other was
institution of higher learning both these projects were closely interlinked in
his mind.
PRECIS NO. 5
Comprehension
Q: 1. State the
various interests of Shamas-ul-Ulama Maulvi Muhammad Hussain Azad.
Ans. Maulvi sb. was interested in the Persian and Urdu
poetry.
Q: 2. What
was the revolution he made in Urdu Literature?
Ans. He made revolution in Urdu Literature by writing
books on history of Urdu Literature.
Q: 3. What
was the gentle attitude of the Maulvi sahib in the classroom?
Ans. He was free with students in the
classroom.
Q: 4. What
was the contribution of Mushairas held in the classes of Maulvi sahib?
Ans. Mushairas created a general taste for poetry among
students.
Q: 5. Why
did Maulvi sahib generally take 1st and 3rd Year classes
and not 2nd and 4th Year classes?
Ans. Maulvi sb took 1st and 3rd year
classes because 2nd and 4th year classes could not passed
their time in creating general taste for poetry.
Q: 6. Write
a precis of the above passage.
Ans. As a teacher Maulvi.M.H.Azad was very friendly with
his students. He always tried to generate a living taste for poetry among his
students. He was always given 1ts and 3rd year classes because 2nd
and 4th year classes could not afford to pass their time merely
learning poetry.
Q: 7. What
is the title of this passage?
Ans. Maulvi Muhammad Hussain Azad as a teacher.
PRECIS NO. 6
Comprehension
Q:
1. What is advertising?
Ans. Advertising is an art of communication.
Q: 2. What
does the phrase “advertising colouration” mean?
Ans. Advertising colouration means to make
things clear against their natural background.
Q: 3. What
is the message in these colours?
Ans. These colours have different messages according to the
situation.
Q: 4. What
is the difference camouflage and advertising?
Ans. Advertising is honest straightforward and camouflage
is tricky and timed.
Q: 5. What
do you know about verbal advertising?
Ans. Verbal advertising started with the beginning of
commerce.
Q: 6. When
did written advertising begin?
Ans. Written advertising had begun 3,000
years ago.
Q: 7. Write a
precis of the above passage.
Ans. Advertising is an art of communication. Different
colours are used to make things prominent verbal advertising started with the
beginning of commerce, but it written form is existed 3,000 years ago.
Q: 8. What
is the title of this passage?
Ans. History of advertising/ Art of advertising.
PRECIS NO. 7
Comprehension
Q: 1. Why
couldn’t man determine the length of geological time?
Ans. Man couldn’t determine the length of geological time
because he lacked the ways and means.
Q: 2. Who
was Herodotus?
Ans. Herodotus was a great historian.
Q: 3. How,
in the opinion of Herodotus, did the Nile Delta come into being?
Ans. With annual overflow of Nile with Delta came into the
being.
Q: 4. How
and when was the observation confirmed?
Ans. This observation was conformed after twenty-three
centuries later when the statue was discovered.
Q: 5. How do
geologists conclude that deposition of mud at Memphis averaged about 3.5 inches
per century?
Ans. After observing burnt bricks at Memphis they conclude
that deposition of mud’s average about 3.5 inches per century.
Q: 6. How do
the scientists come to the conclusion that humans inhabited the region about
13,500 years ago?
Ans. After observing the burnt bricks under forty feet
below society conclude that human beings inhabited region about thirteen
thousands years ago.
Q: 7. Write
a precis of the paragraph given above.
Ans. Man wanted determined the length of geological time
but he lacked ways and means. However, Herodotus gave a rough sketch after
observing the annual overflow of Nile. This observation was later conformed by
other researchers. After discovery of Ramses II it was conformed that man in
habited the region thousands of years ago.
Q: 8. What
is the title of this passage?
Ans.
PRECIS NO. 8
Comprehension
Q: 1. State
the opinion of Napoleon about spies.
Ans. Spies play very
important role in different fields of life.
Q: 2. What
are the fields in which spies are used?
Ans. Spies are used in making as well as toppling
government. They are also use in commercial and industrial fields.
Q: 3. What
are the characteristics of a real spy?
Ans. A role spy is brave, skillful, and strong of character
and above all, he has integrity with his employers.
Q: 4. State
the circumstances in which the spies have to work?
Ans. The spies have to work in dangers, constant threat of
expose capture and death.
Q:
5. What change has come about in role
of spies through ages?
Ans. Many changes have come in the role of spy with the
passage of time and they are playing secret role and secret game.
Q:
6. Write a precis of the paragraph
given above.
Ans. Spies play different role in different departments of
life. They are not limited to the battlefield only. Many changes have occurred
in the role of spies. They are use in commercial and industrial fields. They
have to work under unfavourable circumstances.
Q:
7. What is the title of this passage?
Ans.
PRECIS NO. 9
Comprehension
Q:
1. How did the Punjab University
Library come into being?
Ans. Punjab
University Library came into being with acquisitions of about 2,000 Volume in
1873.
Q:
2. From who were these volumes
purchased?
Ans. These volumes in the purchase to Sir.
Dovald Frield Mc Lord.
Q: 3. What
is the contribution of Mr. (later Dr.) A.C. Woolner to the growth of the
Library?
Ans.
Q:
4. Who designed the building of
Punjab University Library?
Ans.
Q: 5. Who
laid the foundation stone of the building and when was it completed?
Ans.
Q:
6. What are the more noticeable
features of the Library?
Ans.
Q: 7. What
is the title of this passage?
Ans.
Q: 8. Write
a precis of above passage.
Ans. The beginning of the Punjab University Library was
very humble but it development under the supervision of Dr.Ac. Woolver.
Foundation soon was laid by Sir. Louis by remark- able thing is that now it has
3, 00000 books including 18,000 memscrepts.
PRECIS NO. 10
Comprehension
Q:
1. Why is Allama Iqbal opposed to
European Nationalism?
Ans.
Q: 2. How does Allama compare patriotism with
virtues like man’s, faith, his culture, and his historical traditions?
Ans.
Q: 3. Do you
agree with Allama that these values are more important than your country?
Ans.
Q: 4. How
did Allama repudiate the concept of Nationalism?
Ans.
Q: 5. Is
“Nationalism” a weapon of imperialism?
Ans.
Q: 6. Write
a summary of above passage.
Ans.
Q: 7. Give a
suitable title to the passage.
Ans.
PRECIS NO. 11
Comprehension
Q: 1. Why
are the moral self-control and external prohibition inadequate to deal with our anarchic
instincts?
Ans.
Q: 2. What
is the adequate method of dealing with these instincts?
Ans.
Q: 3. What
is the part played by opportunity?
Ans.
Q: 4. How
can we improve human life?
Ans.
Q: 5. How
can science help humanity achieve happiness?
Ans.
Q: 6. Write
a price of the above passage?
Ans.
Q: 7. What
is the title of this passage?
Ans.
PRECIS NO. 12
Comprehension
Q: 1. What
is the most impressive characteristic of the modern English speaking community?
Ans.
Q: 2. What
language broke up into various languages and dialects?
Ans.
Q: 3. What
changes in conditions of human life have brought this about?
Ans.
Q: 4. How
has history gone into reverse?
Ans.
Q: 5. When
did reversal begin?
Ans.
Q: 6. What
is the affect of this reversal?
Ans.
Q:
7. Write a precis of the above
passage.
Ans.
Q: 8. Give a
suitable title to the passage.
Ans.
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