FSc Notes & Essays

Total Marks: 50 Time 1: 30 Q.1 Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below. 7 Q.1 Choose the appropriate answer form the given choices. 8 1. Chips was not, despite his long years of assiduous teaching, a very profound classical scholar. (a) hardworking (b) prolonged (c) idle (d) regular 2. Chips like to stroll across the playfields. (a) coil (b) promenade (c) brisk walk (d) gentle walk 3. Nervous habits are not easy to uproot. (a) eradicate (b) educate (c) regenerate (d)nourish 4. As a general thing, the boy wins in such controversies. (a) conditions (b) situations (c) decisions (d) dispute 5. Your actions are not consistent---------------------your words. (a) for (b) with(c) in (d) on 6. We must not be covetous-------------------wealth. (a) for (b) at (c) on (d) to 7. His parents prevented him to marry her. (a) His parents prevented him to marrying her. (b) His parents prevented him from marry her. (c) His parents prevented him from marrying her. (d

A Thirsty Crow Morality and wisdom are as old as human history. In order to teach young learners wisdom and morality many fables were written long ago in the past. These fables have been passing down from one generation to another. One such story is about a thirsty crow which quenched his thirst by a brain wave. The story teaches us that need is a great teacher and behind every new discovery and development is hidden the element of need. Need devises the ways of its satisfaction. Once upon a time a crow was very thirsty. The day was very hot. The crow flew here and there in search of water but he found water nowhere. He was about to faint when he saw a pitcher under a shady tree.  “The pitcher will surely be full of water”  thought the crow and he flew down towards the pitcher. “O, my God! Water is very low in the pitcher and my beak cannot reach it”, cried the crow when it saw into the pitcher after landing on the brink of the pitcher. For some seconds he could not think an