In every school there is a recess period. It is usually after the fifth period. It is a period of joy and relief. Almost all the students wait eagerly for this period.
As soon as the bell rings, the students come out of their classrooms and start running in every direction. There is a great rush in the corridors of the school. Some students run to their home to eat something there. Others go to the school tuck shop. Some of the students open their lunch boxes and eat the things which they have brought with them.
There are some students who go to the school library and read newspapers and magazines. The serious students, who do not waste their time, study their books. Some students spend this period in copying homework form the exercise books of their friends.
As far as i am concerned, i go to the school tuck shop. I refresh myself with a cup of tea in winter and with cold drink in summer. I meet my friends there who eat or drink something. Ours is a good tuck shop where everything is available to the students. After having a cup of tea or cold drink I run to the playground and play football. After playing there for some time, the bell rings and I go straight to my classroom.
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Question and Answers of Chapter 4: Population Explosion in Pakistan
Q.1: What do you understand by overpopulation?
Ans: Overpopulation means when the resources are less than the number of people in the area. In that case, it becomes difficult for the people to meet their needs within the limited resources.
Q.2:What problem Pakistan if facing since its inception?
Ans: Pakistan is facing a number of problems since its inception. The most important among them are illiteracy, poverty, pollution, unemployment, terrorism, price hike, corruption and government instability etc. The remedy of all these problems lie in controlling the increase in population.
Q.3: What was the population of Pakistan in 1947?
Ans: The population of Pakistan was 33 millions in 1947.
Q.4: What is meant by birth rate and how does it effect the population of country?
Ans: Birth rate means the number of births per year per thousand people of the population of a place. In Pakistan, the birth rate is very high. This high birth rate harms the economy of a country. In that case it becomes very difficult for a country to meet the growing needs of the huge population with its insufficient resources.
Q.5: How has life expectancy increased?
Ans: Life expectancy has increased because science has made astonishing progress in the field of medicine. Now-a-days almost all diseases are curable. Thus the use of modern and improved health technology has very much increased life expectancy.
Q.6: How is economic growth hampered by overpopulation?
Ans: Economic growth is badly hampered by overpopulation. the immense increase in population decreases the purchasing power of the people. The investment in a country suffer a lot where the demand for the good decreases. Such a poor economy leads to closing of factories which results in joblessness, poverty, lawlessness and corruption.
Q.7: How can education play a key role in solving the problem of overpopulation?
Ans: Education can play a key role in solving the problem of overpopulation. By making people aware of the adverse effects of overpopulation will help in decreasing the problem. The people should be made aware that in order to make Pakistan a prosperous state, overpopulation must be reduced. As most of the people in our country are illiterate, the problem of overpopulation is becoming serious year by year.
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Ans: Overpopulation means when the resources are less than the number of people in the area. In that case, it becomes difficult for the people to meet their needs within the limited resources.
Q.2:What problem Pakistan if facing since its inception?
Ans: Pakistan is facing a number of problems since its inception. The most important among them are illiteracy, poverty, pollution, unemployment, terrorism, price hike, corruption and government instability etc. The remedy of all these problems lie in controlling the increase in population.
Q.3: What was the population of Pakistan in 1947?
Ans: The population of Pakistan was 33 millions in 1947.
Q.4: What is meant by birth rate and how does it effect the population of country?
Ans: Birth rate means the number of births per year per thousand people of the population of a place. In Pakistan, the birth rate is very high. This high birth rate harms the economy of a country. In that case it becomes very difficult for a country to meet the growing needs of the huge population with its insufficient resources.
Q.5: How has life expectancy increased?
Ans: Life expectancy has increased because science has made astonishing progress in the field of medicine. Now-a-days almost all diseases are curable. Thus the use of modern and improved health technology has very much increased life expectancy.
Q.6: How is economic growth hampered by overpopulation?
Ans: Economic growth is badly hampered by overpopulation. the immense increase in population decreases the purchasing power of the people. The investment in a country suffer a lot where the demand for the good decreases. Such a poor economy leads to closing of factories which results in joblessness, poverty, lawlessness and corruption.
Q.7: How can education play a key role in solving the problem of overpopulation?
Ans: Education can play a key role in solving the problem of overpopulation. By making people aware of the adverse effects of overpopulation will help in decreasing the problem. The people should be made aware that in order to make Pakistan a prosperous state, overpopulation must be reduced. As most of the people in our country are illiterate, the problem of overpopulation is becoming serious year by year.
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Question and Answer of Chapter 3: After Twenty Years
Q.1: Describe the scene in the beginning of the story?
Ans: A policeman can be seen on duty in an area. He is on foot patrol. It is 10 p.m. The cold wind is blowing. The area, where the policeman is performing his duty, seems deserted. Almost all the shops are closed.
Q.2: Was the place a business center only?
Ans: The place was a business center, of course. But it does not seem the business center only. Most shops were business places as the author says that the majority of the door belonged to business places. The author has mentioned a cigar store and an all-right lunch counter. It shows that besides a business place, it provided common items of eats and drinks also.
Q.3: What kind of character does the story "After Twenty Years" have?
Ans: There are three characters in the story "After Twenty Years". One is Bob who is a true and sincere friend. He want to fulfill his promise at any cost. His friend Jimmy Wells has joined the police department. the two friends meet each other after twenty years. Bob does not know that the man in the police uniform is his old friend Jimmy Wells. Jimmy is dutiful and honest person. He gives preference to duty over friendship. The third character who comes to arrest Bob is also a police officer. He is dressed in plain clothes. He is sent by Jimmy Wells to arrest Bob.
Q.4: What is most significant happening in the story to be analyzed?
Ans: The most significant happening in the story is when Jimmy Wells sends a police officer in plain clothes to arrest Bob. He comes near Bob and pretends to be his old friend Jimmy Wells. The two starts up the street arm in arm. Near a drug store, Bob see the face of the other man.he Stop suddenly and releases his hand because the other man is not his old friend Jimmy.
Q.5: What is the climax of the story "After Twenty Years"?
Ans: The climax of the story "After Twenty Years" is when Bob sees that eh man he is talking to is not his friend. Actually, the man is a police officer in plain clothes. he gives Bob a letter from Jimmy. Bob learns from the letter that the police officer whom he met earlier was Jimmy, his old friend.
Q.6: How would you describe Jimmy and Bob's personalities in the story?
Ans: Jimmy and Bob are close friends. Jimmy is a police officer whom we see on his routine patrol duty. He is a dutiful as well as an honest officer. When he comes to know that his friend is wanted in Chicago, he does not have the courage to arrest him himself. He sends another policeman who arrest Bob. As far as Bob is concerned, he is man having pale face. He is fond of smoking cigars. He want to collect money. For this he is ready to commit crimes. He is a true friend. He want to fulfill his promise at any cost.
Q.7: The ending of "After Twenty Years" fill the reader with poignancy, (Strong effect of feeling -sad) making the story effective. Discuss?
Ans: The reader expects that Bob and Jimmy Wells, the two close friends, would meet each other after long separation. they would share their experiences of the past twenty years. But instead, the ending of the story fill him with poignancy when one of the friends is arrested by police. In spite of the tragic end, the author makes the story very effective. Bob is not arrested by Jimmy Wells directly. he sends another police officer to arrest him.
Q.8: How does the writer prepare for the end of the story?
Ans: The writer prepares for the end of the story contrary to the expectations of the readers. The story begins very interestingly. Two close friends Bob and Jimmy meet each other after twenty years. Bob does not recognize Jimmy in the police uniform. After Jimmy's departure, another police officer in plain clothes comes whom Bob considers to be his Jimmy. The police officer arrests Bob because he is wanted in Chicago.
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Ans: A policeman can be seen on duty in an area. He is on foot patrol. It is 10 p.m. The cold wind is blowing. The area, where the policeman is performing his duty, seems deserted. Almost all the shops are closed.
Q.2: Was the place a business center only?
Ans: The place was a business center, of course. But it does not seem the business center only. Most shops were business places as the author says that the majority of the door belonged to business places. The author has mentioned a cigar store and an all-right lunch counter. It shows that besides a business place, it provided common items of eats and drinks also.
Q.3: What kind of character does the story "After Twenty Years" have?
Ans: There are three characters in the story "After Twenty Years". One is Bob who is a true and sincere friend. He want to fulfill his promise at any cost. His friend Jimmy Wells has joined the police department. the two friends meet each other after twenty years. Bob does not know that the man in the police uniform is his old friend Jimmy Wells. Jimmy is dutiful and honest person. He gives preference to duty over friendship. The third character who comes to arrest Bob is also a police officer. He is dressed in plain clothes. He is sent by Jimmy Wells to arrest Bob.
Q.4: What is most significant happening in the story to be analyzed?
Ans: The most significant happening in the story is when Jimmy Wells sends a police officer in plain clothes to arrest Bob. He comes near Bob and pretends to be his old friend Jimmy Wells. The two starts up the street arm in arm. Near a drug store, Bob see the face of the other man.he Stop suddenly and releases his hand because the other man is not his old friend Jimmy.
Q.5: What is the climax of the story "After Twenty Years"?
Ans: The climax of the story "After Twenty Years" is when Bob sees that eh man he is talking to is not his friend. Actually, the man is a police officer in plain clothes. he gives Bob a letter from Jimmy. Bob learns from the letter that the police officer whom he met earlier was Jimmy, his old friend.
Q.6: How would you describe Jimmy and Bob's personalities in the story?
Ans: Jimmy and Bob are close friends. Jimmy is a police officer whom we see on his routine patrol duty. He is a dutiful as well as an honest officer. When he comes to know that his friend is wanted in Chicago, he does not have the courage to arrest him himself. He sends another policeman who arrest Bob. As far as Bob is concerned, he is man having pale face. He is fond of smoking cigars. He want to collect money. For this he is ready to commit crimes. He is a true friend. He want to fulfill his promise at any cost.
Q.7: The ending of "After Twenty Years" fill the reader with poignancy, (Strong effect of feeling -sad) making the story effective. Discuss?
Ans: The reader expects that Bob and Jimmy Wells, the two close friends, would meet each other after long separation. they would share their experiences of the past twenty years. But instead, the ending of the story fill him with poignancy when one of the friends is arrested by police. In spite of the tragic end, the author makes the story very effective. Bob is not arrested by Jimmy Wells directly. he sends another police officer to arrest him.
Q.8: How does the writer prepare for the end of the story?
Ans: The writer prepares for the end of the story contrary to the expectations of the readers. The story begins very interestingly. Two close friends Bob and Jimmy meet each other after twenty years. Bob does not recognize Jimmy in the police uniform. After Jimmy's departure, another police officer in plain clothes comes whom Bob considers to be his Jimmy. The police officer arrests Bob because he is wanted in Chicago.
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Latest Hockey Match
Two months ago i saw an interesting hockey match on television. The match was played between Pakistan Hockey Team and Holland Hockey Team. it was the Olympic final match played at Los Agneles. A huge crowd had come to see the match. The Holland team won the toss and chose the favorable side.
The match started at 7 p.m. At first the Pakistan team was under pressure.The opposite team made two dangerous attacks but luckily the goalkeeper save them. After twelve minutes the Pakistani team also made attacks. They got two penalty corners but did not take any advantage of them. The first half ended but no goal was scored.
During the second half the game was very fast. Very soon the Holland team got a penalty corner. this was the fourth penalty corner of the match . The full back of Holland took advantage of it and scored the first goal for his team. After five minutes the captain of the Pakistan team equalized the goal. This gave a new courage to the Pakistani players. They became more active an put pressure on the opposite team. The last ten minutes were very critical. Each team was trying its best to score another goal. The game became very exciting. In the last three minutes the Pakistani team got a penalty stroke. This penalty stroke was converted into a goal by the captain of Pakistan team. This was the decisive goal of the match. The referee blew the final whistle an thus Pakistan won the match by 2-1 goals.
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The match started at 7 p.m. At first the Pakistan team was under pressure.The opposite team made two dangerous attacks but luckily the goalkeeper save them. After twelve minutes the Pakistani team also made attacks. They got two penalty corners but did not take any advantage of them. The first half ended but no goal was scored.
During the second half the game was very fast. Very soon the Holland team got a penalty corner. this was the fourth penalty corner of the match . The full back of Holland took advantage of it and scored the first goal for his team. After five minutes the captain of the Pakistan team equalized the goal. This gave a new courage to the Pakistani players. They became more active an put pressure on the opposite team. The last ten minutes were very critical. Each team was trying its best to score another goal. The game became very exciting. In the last three minutes the Pakistani team got a penalty stroke. This penalty stroke was converted into a goal by the captain of Pakistan team. This was the decisive goal of the match. The referee blew the final whistle an thus Pakistan won the match by 2-1 goals.
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Question and Answer of Chapter 2: The Caliph and the Gardner
Q.1: What did the merchant bring to sell?
Ans: The merchant brought some diamonds and pearls to sell. He offered these diamonds and pearls to Al Mansour, the Caliph of Cordova, for sale. The Caliph like the jewels and so paid a large sum of money to the merchant.
Q.2: What happened to the merchant's bag of money?
Ans: While the merchant was taking a bath in the river, an eagle appeared and took away the bag of money. It flew in the air with the bag of money in its claws. It flew towards the far off mountain and was out of sight very soon.
Q.3: Why couldn't the merchant get back hi bag of gold?
Ans: The merchant could not get back his bag of gold because it was taken away by an eagle towards far off mountains. The merchant shouted again and again but all in vain. The eagle flew high into the air and very soon it was out of sight.
Q.4: Why did the merchant come to Al mansour after a year?
Ans: The merchant had lost the money, given to him by Al Mansour, for his diamonds and pearls. After that he was in a very miserable condition. After a year he came to Al Mansour with a few jewels which he had reserved as a present for his wife. He wanted to receive some money for the jewels which he presented to Al Mansour.
Q.5: What action did Al Mansour take on hearing the incidence?
Ans: On hearing the incidence, Al Mansour called ten of his officers. He ordered them to go on their horsebacks towards the Black Mountains. He asked them to inform all the old men, living on the mountains or in the plain area around, to pay him a visit after a week.
Q.6: What did the people tell Al Mansour and what were his orders?
Ans: A few people told Al Mansour that there was a gardener in their neighborhood who had recently been favored by good luck. At this Al mansour ordered that the Gardner should be brought before him the next day. The merchant was also ordered to appear before him the same day.
Q.7: What did the Gardner tell Al Mansour?
Ans: The gardner told Al Mansour that a year ago when he was working in hi garden, he happened to see something fall at the foot of a palm tree. he ran towards it. On picking it up, he was surprised to see that it was a bag full of jewels.
Q.8: What did Al Mansour decide about the bag of gold?
Ans: Al Mansour handed over the bag of gold to its real master, the merchant. he even gave ten pieces of gold to the merchant which the gardener had taken out the bag and spent.
Q.9: How was the merchant rewarded?
Ans: The merchant was given back the bag of money. He was also given the ten pieces of gold by Al Mansour which the gardner had taken out of it and spent on buying the necessary items for his family.
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Ans: The merchant brought some diamonds and pearls to sell. He offered these diamonds and pearls to Al Mansour, the Caliph of Cordova, for sale. The Caliph like the jewels and so paid a large sum of money to the merchant.
Q.2: What happened to the merchant's bag of money?
Ans: While the merchant was taking a bath in the river, an eagle appeared and took away the bag of money. It flew in the air with the bag of money in its claws. It flew towards the far off mountain and was out of sight very soon.
Q.3: Why couldn't the merchant get back hi bag of gold?
Ans: The merchant could not get back his bag of gold because it was taken away by an eagle towards far off mountains. The merchant shouted again and again but all in vain. The eagle flew high into the air and very soon it was out of sight.
Q.4: Why did the merchant come to Al mansour after a year?
Ans: The merchant had lost the money, given to him by Al Mansour, for his diamonds and pearls. After that he was in a very miserable condition. After a year he came to Al Mansour with a few jewels which he had reserved as a present for his wife. He wanted to receive some money for the jewels which he presented to Al Mansour.
Q.5: What action did Al Mansour take on hearing the incidence?
Ans: On hearing the incidence, Al Mansour called ten of his officers. He ordered them to go on their horsebacks towards the Black Mountains. He asked them to inform all the old men, living on the mountains or in the plain area around, to pay him a visit after a week.
Q.6: What did the people tell Al Mansour and what were his orders?
Ans: A few people told Al Mansour that there was a gardener in their neighborhood who had recently been favored by good luck. At this Al mansour ordered that the Gardner should be brought before him the next day. The merchant was also ordered to appear before him the same day.
Q.7: What did the Gardner tell Al Mansour?
Ans: The gardner told Al Mansour that a year ago when he was working in hi garden, he happened to see something fall at the foot of a palm tree. he ran towards it. On picking it up, he was surprised to see that it was a bag full of jewels.
Q.8: What did Al Mansour decide about the bag of gold?
Ans: Al Mansour handed over the bag of gold to its real master, the merchant. he even gave ten pieces of gold to the merchant which the gardener had taken out the bag and spent.
Q.9: How was the merchant rewarded?
Ans: The merchant was given back the bag of money. He was also given the ten pieces of gold by Al Mansour which the gardner had taken out of it and spent on buying the necessary items for his family.
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Question and Answers of Chapter 1:Hazrat Muhammad (SAW)
Q.1: What are the two sayings of the Holy Prophet (SAW)?
Ans: The first saying of the Holy Prophet (SAW) is that one should not follow the rule of 'tit for tat'. It is not a good policy to treat people as they treat you. The best policy is to be good to those who are good to you. They should not be inflicted in any case. The second saying is that a person should not break relation with people and that he should be good even to those who are cruel to him.
Q.2: What did the Prophet (SAW) tell Abu Bakr (RA) on his response to the man?
Ans: The Prophet (SAW) told Abu Bakr (RA) that as long as he remained silent, God's angel gave answer on his behalf. But as soon as he showed anger at the man an gave answers to him, the angel went away.
Q.3: The Holy Prophet (SAW) kept waiting for three days. Elaborate the importance?
Ans: The Holy Prophet (SAW) kept waiting for three days shows that our Prophet (SAW) gave importance to the fulfillment of promise. He could not think of breaching of his promise with somebody. If he made a promise with someone, he would fulfill it at any cost.
Q.4: Why did Zaid (RA) decide to stay with Hazrat Muhammad (SAW)?
Ans: Hazrat Zaid (RA) decided to stay with Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) Because he was greatly influenced by his sublime character. During hi stay with the Holy Prophet (SAW), he noted such great qualities in the character of the Prophet (SAW) which he could not expect to be present in any other human being. In his opinion, there was none in the universe who was superior to Hazrat Muhammad (SAW).
Q.5: How did the Jew accept Islam?
Ans: Once a Jew kept the Holy Prophet (SAW) in his custody on account of not returning his debt. Being the ruler of Medina, the Holy Prophet (SAW) could take measures against the Jew, but he did not do so. He even forbade his companions who wanted to rebuke the Jew. The tolerance and forbearance which the Holy Prophet (SAW) showed on that occasion had such a deep effect on the Jew that he at once accepted Islam.
Q.6: What did the Holy Prophet (SAW) say about brotherhood among Muslims?
Ans: The Holy Prophet (SAW) said about brotherhood that every Muslim should be truly a brother to every other Muslim. They are all equal. The Arabs have no preference over the non-Arabs, and the non-Arabs have no preference over the Arabs.
Q.7: Who should we treat servants?
Ans: Servant should be treated kindly. The master should feed them with such food as they eat themselves. Moreover, they should clothe them with such clothes which they wears themselves. If they commit a crime or fault which is hard to be forgiven, they should be asked to leave the place. They should not be treated cruelly in an case.
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Ans: The first saying of the Holy Prophet (SAW) is that one should not follow the rule of 'tit for tat'. It is not a good policy to treat people as they treat you. The best policy is to be good to those who are good to you. They should not be inflicted in any case. The second saying is that a person should not break relation with people and that he should be good even to those who are cruel to him.
Q.2: What did the Prophet (SAW) tell Abu Bakr (RA) on his response to the man?
Ans: The Prophet (SAW) told Abu Bakr (RA) that as long as he remained silent, God's angel gave answer on his behalf. But as soon as he showed anger at the man an gave answers to him, the angel went away.
Q.3: The Holy Prophet (SAW) kept waiting for three days. Elaborate the importance?
Ans: The Holy Prophet (SAW) kept waiting for three days shows that our Prophet (SAW) gave importance to the fulfillment of promise. He could not think of breaching of his promise with somebody. If he made a promise with someone, he would fulfill it at any cost.
Q.4: Why did Zaid (RA) decide to stay with Hazrat Muhammad (SAW)?
Ans: Hazrat Zaid (RA) decided to stay with Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) Because he was greatly influenced by his sublime character. During hi stay with the Holy Prophet (SAW), he noted such great qualities in the character of the Prophet (SAW) which he could not expect to be present in any other human being. In his opinion, there was none in the universe who was superior to Hazrat Muhammad (SAW).
Q.5: How did the Jew accept Islam?
Ans: Once a Jew kept the Holy Prophet (SAW) in his custody on account of not returning his debt. Being the ruler of Medina, the Holy Prophet (SAW) could take measures against the Jew, but he did not do so. He even forbade his companions who wanted to rebuke the Jew. The tolerance and forbearance which the Holy Prophet (SAW) showed on that occasion had such a deep effect on the Jew that he at once accepted Islam.
Q.6: What did the Holy Prophet (SAW) say about brotherhood among Muslims?
Ans: The Holy Prophet (SAW) said about brotherhood that every Muslim should be truly a brother to every other Muslim. They are all equal. The Arabs have no preference over the non-Arabs, and the non-Arabs have no preference over the Arabs.
Q.7: Who should we treat servants?
Ans: Servant should be treated kindly. The master should feed them with such food as they eat themselves. Moreover, they should clothe them with such clothes which they wears themselves. If they commit a crime or fault which is hard to be forgiven, they should be asked to leave the place. They should not be treated cruelly in an case.
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A football match
A few days ago i had a chance to to see a football match played at Islamia College Ground Peshawar. The match was played between Jamkhana Club Peshawar and Afghan Club Chaman.
The match started at 5 p.m. In the first few minutes the Jamkhana club dominated. Ghafoor and Ali made two attacks but failed to score a goal. After ten minutes Naushad, the captain of the chaman team got the ball. He passed on the ball to Riaz at the top of the "D". Riaz hit the ball very forcefully but the goalkeeper of jamkhana club caught the ball without any difficulty.
The players of both teams were very active. the ball was taken form one end of the ground to the other in a flash of time. Shaukat Mufti, the centre half of Jamkhana club, was a very experienced player. He made many dangerous moves but Wahid and Aftab did not give him any chance to score a goal. The first half ended but there was no goal from either side.
During the second half the game was very fast. The centre half of chaman team Niamat Ullah got hold of the ball and gave a fine pass to right-in, Muhammad Ali. Muhammad Ali dodged the full back of Jamkhana club and with a forceful kick scored a memorable goal for his team. The players of Chaman team were very happy. The spectators were also clapping their hands. After ten minutes Ikram scored another goal for his team.
The players of Jamkhana Club tried their best to equalize the goals. Their right-in, Zahir, with the combination of Nazir succeeded in scoring a goal for his team. This goal gave a new courage to the players of Jamkhana club. They became more active and tried to put pressure on the opposite team. In the last five minutes the captain of the team shot the ball so forcefully that the full back of the opposite team was unable to save his hand from the ball. Thus the Chaman Club got a penalty kick. The penalty kick was converted into a goal by Suhail. After fe minutes the referee blew the final whistle and thus the match ended in a draw.
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The match started at 5 p.m. In the first few minutes the Jamkhana club dominated. Ghafoor and Ali made two attacks but failed to score a goal. After ten minutes Naushad, the captain of the chaman team got the ball. He passed on the ball to Riaz at the top of the "D". Riaz hit the ball very forcefully but the goalkeeper of jamkhana club caught the ball without any difficulty.
The players of both teams were very active. the ball was taken form one end of the ground to the other in a flash of time. Shaukat Mufti, the centre half of Jamkhana club, was a very experienced player. He made many dangerous moves but Wahid and Aftab did not give him any chance to score a goal. The first half ended but there was no goal from either side.
During the second half the game was very fast. The centre half of chaman team Niamat Ullah got hold of the ball and gave a fine pass to right-in, Muhammad Ali. Muhammad Ali dodged the full back of Jamkhana club and with a forceful kick scored a memorable goal for his team. The players of Chaman team were very happy. The spectators were also clapping their hands. After ten minutes Ikram scored another goal for his team.
The players of Jamkhana Club tried their best to equalize the goals. Their right-in, Zahir, with the combination of Nazir succeeded in scoring a goal for his team. This goal gave a new courage to the players of Jamkhana club. They became more active and tried to put pressure on the opposite team. In the last five minutes the captain of the team shot the ball so forcefully that the full back of the opposite team was unable to save his hand from the ball. Thus the Chaman Club got a penalty kick. The penalty kick was converted into a goal by Suhail. After fe minutes the referee blew the final whistle and thus the match ended in a draw.
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Operative Sentences
1. He said to his son, "May you live long"!
He prayed for his son that he might live long.
2. I said to her, " May your succeed in your life".
I wished that she might succeed in her life.
3. He said,"May God pardon the sinners".
He prayed that God might pardon the sinners.
4. The mother said, " May God bless my son."
The mother prayed that God might bless her son.
5. He said to me, "Would that i could help you".
He wished that he could have helped me.
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He prayed for his son that he might live long.
2. I said to her, " May your succeed in your life".
I wished that she might succeed in her life.
3. He said,"May God pardon the sinners".
He prayed that God might pardon the sinners.
4. The mother said, " May God bless my son."
The mother prayed that God might bless her son.
5. He said to me, "Would that i could help you".
He wished that he could have helped me.
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