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English Fsc Part 1 Chapter 2 Online Test

English Fsc Part 1 Chapter 2 Online Test

English Fsc Part 1 Chapter 2 Online Test

What is now requried of the nation as opposed to the militant spririt of fighting for freexom.

Choose the option that is the best synonym in the context of the text. The speaker states that Governemtn cannot absorb thousands of job seekers, it is impossible.

Choose the option that is thebest synonym in the context of the text. When the speaker was approached by the Vice-Chancellor, he was asked to deliver the Convocation Addresss.

Whcih event immediatelyb followed the establshiment of the new state according to the speker.

Choose the correct form of the verb to complete each sentence. In his speech, Quaid-e-Azam............the importance of national unity

How can students equip themselves for the battle of life that lies ahed.

Choose the option that is thebest synonym in the context of the text. The studetns had won laurels in their University and qualified themselves for the future.

Choose the option that is the best synonym in the context of the text. The youth are advised to guard against and weed out selfish people.

Choose the option that is thebest synonym in the context of the text. The speaker could not prepare a formal Convocation Address on a academic level due to many calls on his time.

the care and rehabilitatio of the refugees present prodblems that might have destoryed.

The speaker points out that what new entities are already being started and will grow.

Choose the option that is thebest synonym in the context of the text. The speaker described his actions as a measure of duty which is incumbent upon every Mussalman to serve his people

Choose the option that is thebest synonym in the context of the text. It is necessary for the nation to work as a united and disciplined unit.

Millions of people were uprotted from their homes, leading to a large influx of.

Choose the option that is thebest synonym in the context of the text. Every Mussalman has a duty to serve his people honestly and selflessly.

To whom does the speaker believe every Mussalaman has an incumbent duty to serve.

Choose the option that is the best synonym in the context of the text. The whole principle of the old system was to create a specific mentality among the average man.

Choose the option that is thebest synonym in the context of the text. The speaker wished to share some of the difficulties that they had overcome.

Thsoe enemies who hoped to kill Pakistan at its inception by these means were.

Unlike their predecessors, the students are fortunate to enter life under

Matric Part 2/10th Class English Chapter 1 MCQ Test With Answer for Chapter 1 Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W) an Embodiment of Justice

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Choose the option that is the best synonym in the context of the text.
The speaker states that Governemtn cannot absorb thousands of job seekers, it is impossible.

Choose the option that is thebest synonym in the context of the text.
When the speaker was approached by the Vice-Chancellor, he was asked to deliver the Convocation Addresss.

Choose the correct form of the verb to complete each sentence.
In his speech, Quaid-e-Azam............the importance of national unity

Choose the option that is thebest synonym in the context of the text.
The studetns had won laurels in their University and qualified themselves for the future.

Choose the option that is the best synonym in the context of the text.
The youth are advised to guard against and weed out selfish people.

Choose the option that is thebest synonym in the context of the text.
The speaker could not prepare a formal Convocation Address on a academic level due to many calls on his time.

Choose the option that is thebest synonym in the context of the text.
The speaker described his actions as a measure of duty which is incumbent upon every Mussalman to serve his people

Choose the option that is thebest synonym in the context of the text.
It is necessary for the nation to work as a united and disciplined unit.

Choose the option that is thebest synonym in the context of the text.
Every Mussalman has a duty to serve his people honestly and selflessly.

Choose the option that is the best synonym in the context of the text.
The whole principle of the old system was to create a specific mentality among the average man.

Choose the option that is thebest synonym in the context of the text.
The speaker wished to share some of the difficulties that they had overcome.