chp8-Gulistan of saadi 1st year english paper and MCQs

This post contains 1st Year English paper and MCQs of Lesson 8 The Gulistan of Sa’di for Class 11 Students. The Gulistan of Saadi is written by “Sheikh Saadi” and Lesson No.8 in the 1st year English book. I am posting The Gulistan of Saadi MCQs for the students of Intermediate part 1. They can practice these multiple-choice and paper questions to prepare for their exams. For all short stories notes, students can visit this page Litenglishers.

Q1: Choose the correct Option 1st year english paper and MCQs

1. The salve was thrown in water
(a) to sink (b) to drown
(c) to catch a fish (d) to experience the true danger of life

2. The foundation of oppression was small in the world” means”.
(a) the oppression was not deep rooted (b) there was little cruelty in the world
(c) the foundation of the building was small (d) the condition of being ruled unjustly

3. Edwin Arnold described Gulistan in:
(a) literary terms (b) culinary terms (c) scientific terms (d) religious terms

4. Gulistan is a literary?
(a) pulao (b) kibab (c) term (d) curry

5. Who offered to quieten the slave?
(a) a solder (b) another slave (c) sergeant (d) a worker

6. The boat was hit by a storm and started tossing.
(a) sinking (b) vibrating (c) breaking (d) running

7. He clung to the stern with both his hands.
(a) front part (b) back part (c) center (d) ceiling

8.I see no refuge besides God almighty.
(a) included (b) help (c) shelter (d) well-wisher

9.T whom shall I complain against your brutality?
(a) punishment (b) cruelty (c) decision (d) judgment

10. A tyrant does not remain in the world.
(a) dictator, oppressor (b) king , ruler (c) ruler, majesty (d) thief, snatcher

—-——-subjective part 1st year english paper and MCQs———

Q2. Translate Into Urdu

“The foundation of oppression was small in the world”, said the king.
“whoever enlarged it, so that it reached its present magnitude, is at fault. If the king eats one apple from the garden of a subject, his slaves will pull down the whole tree.

Q3. Explain these lines with Reference and context

The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed:
and on the pedestal, these words appear
My name, is Ozymandias Kings of Kings;
look on my works, ye mighty , and decay

Q4. Write a story having the Moral “ Pride hath a fall” “All that glitters is not gold ”
Q5. Answer any 5 questions
a) What should be the role of the Qazi?
b) Where does the play ( The oyster and the pearl) take place?
c) Why is Harry sitting in the barber chair?
d) Write a note on the gait of the sindhi woman?
e) What is the moral lesson of the poem ( A sindhi women)?
f) Why did the boy look to the sky and smile?

Q6. Write any 3 pairs of words

Discover

invent

Doze

Dose

Economics

economical

Eligible

illegible

Eminent

imminent

Q7. Punctuate these lines…

No said the boy pay for the result said the king lest it should become a custom and village be ruined

Extra 1st year english paper and MCQs

Q.1. Choose the correct option for under lined word.

	Statements	A	B	C	D
1	The foundation of oppression was small in the world.	injustice	corruption	cruelty	jealousy
2	She speaks to all nations and perpetually modern.	forever	regularly	punctually	with break
3	When the uneasiness lasted longer, displeased.	difficulty	problem	restlessne ss	quietness
4	The slave had never experienced any calamity.	disaster	pain	trouble	discomfort
5	A king fell seriously ill and all hopes of his recovery vanished.	remained	lasted	continued	disappeared
6	The slave created inconvenience for the passengers.	pain	trouble	problem	anger
7	What harm could arise from such a trifling demand?	positive	good	trivial	small
8	To whom shall I complaint against your brutality?	cruelty	pain	mischief	mistake
9	He clung the stern with both his hands.	kicked	stuck	jumped	pulled
10.	He knew not the safety from the misfortune until he has tasted it.	disaster	trouble	omen	bad luck
11	Whoever enlarged it until it reached the present magnitude is at fault.	slowed	expressed	expanded	compressed
12	Qazi issue the decree to shed the blood of the boy.	request	verdict	summon	letter
13	A king fell seriously ill.	gravely	really	slightly	bitterly
14	I see no refuge besides God Almighty.	hope	friend	shelter	help
15	Whoever enlarged it until it reached the present magnitude is at fault.	place	peak	roof	degree
16	The slave was travelling in a:	train	boat	bus	aeroplane
17	The slave was thrown in:	car	fire	water	a room
18	The king was famous for his:	cruelty	justice	kindness	power
19	Who was Nushirvan?	a qazi	a sergeant	a king	a hunter
	20 What was roasted for the king?	a cow	a goat	a deer	a hen
21	The foundation of oppression was ________ in the world.	small	big	moderate	deep
22	The boy saved his life by praying to:	God	king	qazi	executioner
23	Sheikh Sadi was a great:	judge	doctor	book writer	storyteller
24	Which book of Sadi is considered the bible of the world?	Bostan	Gulistan	Hikayat	Kone Sakoon
25	English scholars used Sadi‟s parables in their :	articles	jokes	divine books	stories