Author: Mahmood Ahmad
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Zakariya English 9
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Itβs raining.
If it has not started raining, but it is likely to, itβs going to rain(soon) / it’s about to rain. When the first raindrops are falling, or are about to fall, itβs beginning/starting to rain, and you need to grab your brolly. The simplest way to tell others about the falling of rain at the…
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Lesson 14: Louis Pasteur
Louis Pasteur, born in humble surroundings in France, became a pioneering scientist whose work revolutionized medicine. He disproved spontaneous generation, saved Franceβs silkworm industry, and developed vaccines for anthrax, cholera, and rabies. His patriotism and discoveries inspired future breakthroughs in treating diseases like tuberculosis and typhoid.
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Lesson 13: Sir Alexander Fleming
Alexander Fleming is best known for his discovery of penicillin. Fleming was born on a farm near Darvel, in Ayrshire, on August 6, 1881. His father died when he was seven years old. At ten, he went to Darvel School from the village school and stayed there till he was twelve. At fourteen, he went…
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Lesson 12: Hitch-Hiking Across the Sahara
When Christopher was a child, every time he was naughty, his foster mother threatened to send him to Timbuktu. Instead of alarming him, the idea aroused in him a keen desire to see distant places.
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Lesson 11: First Year at Harrow
Sir Winston S. Churchill Q. The writer says that the examiners ask questions which students cannot answer and not those that they can answer. Is the complaint just? A. The complaint is fairly just. The examiners try to expose the ignorance of students rather than knowing their knowledge. Q. What sort of questions are asked…
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Lesson 10: The Jewel of the World
Philip K. Hitti Q. Give an account of the early career of Abd-al-Rahman I, his dramatic escape and his adventures in Africa. A. Abd-al-Rahman I belonged to the Umayyad family. When the Abbasids came to power, he and his younger brother escaped to the Euphrates River. The two dashed into the river. The younger brother…
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Lesson 9: Hunger and Population Explosion
Anna McKenzie Q. What does hunger mean on a large scale as viewed by the author?A. Hunger does not mean missing one meal or even meals for a whole day only. It also means a situation in which you are always wondering where the next meal is coming from or even if there will be…
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Lesson 8: Chinaβs Way to Progress
Galeazzo Santini Q. Why has the world changed its attitude towards China? A. Because of the significant progress China has made, the world has to change its attitude towards it. Q. Discuss the Chinese agricultural system.Β A. Chinese agriculture runs through the system of communes with subdivisions into production brigades and teams. Still, the greater…
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Lesson 7: My financial career
Stephen Leacock Q. What light do the following expressions throw on Leacockβs state of mind when he entered the bank: βlooked timidly round,β βshambled inβ? A. These expressions imply that the writer was hesitating and behaved in a silly manner in confusion. Q. Why did the manager come to think that Leacock had an awful…
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