General Science Force and Motion

Exercise: 9.2 Q1. What are machines? Ans: Machines are devices which are used to reduce the human effort and make the work easier. Q2. Name three objects that you exert force on, while doing school work. Ans: Pencil, Eraser, Sharpener. Q3. Name these. Ans: 1. Straight slanted surface: Inclined plane.         2. A rod that pivots at a fixed point pulley. 3. An inclined plane wrapped in spiral screw. 4. Double inclined plane Wedge. 5. Machine consisting of a grooved wheel that holds a rope wheel and axle. Q4. Complete the following concept map. Exercise : 9.4 Explain how atmospheric helps you drink throw a straw? Ans:...

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General Science Element, Compound & Mixture

EXERCISE 7.1: Q1. Define Matter Ans: Matter is any thing that has mass and occupies space. Q2. Complete the following concept map. Q3. How are compound different from elements? Ans: In elements all the atoms are identical while in compounds basic unit is a molecule. Which is composed of two or more different type of atoms. EXERCISE 7.2: 1 Ans: No, Hydrogen and oxygen are elements, and elements are the simplest substances. 2 Ans: (a) True    (b) False   (c) True 3. Elements Compounds Sodium+Chlorine Table salt (NaCl) Carbon+Oxygen Carbondioxide (CO2) Carbon+Hydrogen+Oxygen ...

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Happy 66th Independence Day 2013 :-)

Pakistan's Independence Day, which is every twelve-months held on August 14, commends the nation's autonomy from the British decide on that date in 1947. This day is an event to advertise patriotism and national unity. What Do People Do?  Individuals onto every part of Pakistan celebrate Independence Day with energetic get-up-and-go. Numerous individuals who go to the Independence Day parades spruce up in green and white, which are the Pakistani banner's colors. Individuals visit national landmarks and places of national importance to celebrate Independence Day. This is likewise a period to meet relatives, trade blessings and visit...

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Faraizi Movement History

Q1.Write a short note on Faraizi Movement. Faraizi Movement: Introduction: Among the most prominent reformers who started revivalist movements for rekindling Islamic thinking in the subcontinent was Haji Shariatullah. He was born in 1761 in Faridpur (Bengal). At a very early age, he proceeded to the Holy city of Makkah where he stayed for about 20 years and received the religious education. He returned to his country in 1802. Background of the Movement: Haji Shariatullah was shocked to observe the deplorable state of religion among his country man. He advised the Muslims of Bengal to get rid of the un-Islamic customs and practices. He stressed...

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Professions (In Islam)

Professions (a) Teaching   (b) Fishing Question / Answers: Q1. What does “Akhund” mean? Ans: “Akhund” is a sindhi word derived from a Persian word “Khandan” which means “to read”. It is the best word to express the teacher’s dignity and status. Q2. How does a teacher fulfill God’s command? Ans. A teacher is a reader par excellence. An honest and a good teacher fulfills God’s command expressed in the first word of revelation which says “Read”. The teacher is one who knows how to read God’s words be it written on the human heart or in the Holy Book of Allah or be written in nature. A teacher reads a lot and seeks knowledge from every source. Q3. Write a short note on “The qualities of teacher. Ans: A good teacher always gains honour and respect in a society. He acquires good personal...

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The Wise Caliph (Poem) Technical Education

The Wise Caliph Question Answers: Q1. What was caliph Haroon-ur-Rashid known and respected for? Ans. Caliph Haroon-ur-Rashid was known and respected for his justice and wisdom. He used to disguise himself and went through the streets of Baghdad at night to know the problems and difficulties of a common man and to gain first-hand knowledge about his people. Q2. Why did he go through the streets of Baghdad at night? Ans: He would go through the streets of Baghdad to mingle with common people in order to gain frist-hand knowledge of their difficulties. He believed that by adopting the common life style, he would experience the problems in true sense. Q3. What did the Qazi say to the caliph? Ans. The Qazi said to the caliph that he had brought before him a dispute which he himself was unable...

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