English Fsc Part 1 Chapter 2 Online Test With Answers

English Fsc Part 1 Chapter 2 Online Test

Sr. # Questions Answers Choice
1 Choose the correct form of the verb to complete each sentence.
In his speech, Quaid-e-Azam............the importance of national unity		 Is stressing  Has stressed Stressed Had stressing
2 Choose the correct form of the verb to complete each sentence.
Pakistan's leaders.................for the betterment of the people.		 Work Worked Are working Had worked
3 Choose the correct form of the verb to completge each sentence.
Many young people............in technical education now.		 Enrolled Will enroll Are enrolling Has enrolled
4 Choose the correct form of the verb to complete each sentence.
Quaid-e-Azam...................students to seek careers beyond governemnt jobs.		 Encouraged Encourages Encouraging Had encouraged
5 Choose the correct form of the verb to complete each sentence.
By the end of the year, the government ........new idustries.		 Establishes Will have established Is establishing  Was established
6 Choose teh correct form of the verb to comp[lete each sentence.
Students must ................their attention to building the nation.		 Focused Focusing Focus Have focused
7 Choose the correct form the verb to complete each sentences. 
Science its creationgl Pakistan.............many challenges.		 Faced Has faced It facing Faces
8 Choose the correct form of the verb to complete each sentences.
Pakistan ...............independence in 1947		 Has gained Had gained  Gained Gains
9 The intial request to deliver the Convocation Address came from. The Vice-Chancellor The students union  The Chancellor The Faculty
10 The speaker impresses upon the youth to think in terms of. Global expansion  Traditional goverment careers Diversifying their ambitionbs into other fields Retiring early
11 The speaker privies an instance of a young man who, after studying banking, became a Manager in a banking corporation, drawing what salary in four yeaars. Two hundred rupees Five hundred rupees Fifteen hundred rupees a month Ten thousand rupees a month.
12 The speaker suggests that youth will be far more happy and prosperous with far more opportunities torise if they take to. social sciences Politics and diplomacy Arts and culture Commerce and industy
13 The conditions ofter associated with clerkship are descrfibed as. Intellectually stimulating Dingy and uncomfortable Highly competitive Comfortable and luxurious
14 The speaker believes that divrting attention to commerce and industry will benefit the youth more than merely. Going in for Governemnt service and remaining in a circle of clerkship Pursuing higher education abroad Engaging in social work Starting politicla careers
15 The speaker points out that what new entities are already being started and will grow. Governemnt departments and agenceis New industries, banks, insurance companies, commerical firms Public schools and universities  Military training academies
16 What new opportunites are mentioned as being available. Banking ,commerce, trade , law Journalism, acting , sports farming , fishing , hunting Research, teching, writing
17 There is immense scope in which type of education, as techincially qualified people ar ebadly needed. Arts education  History education  Philosophy education  Technical education 
18 The speaker says there is no shame in doing  Government service Mannual work and labour Intellectual tasks Office management 
19 The speker strongely urges the youth to divert their mind, attention, aims and ambition to. Politics Only academic pursuits Other channels and avenues Rural development
20 Disgruntled individuals who cannot settle down to anything else ar ealwyas ready to be exploited by persons who have their own. Charitable missions Academic interests Axes to grind Politicla parties
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