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Passage for Reading & Comprehension: We save money mainly to meet our future needs. Some needs are urgent. Some are not, some needs can be prioritized and some can be sacrificed for economy. Whatever the motive for saving, it is a good means to a useful end. Savings stand us in a good stead and save us from hardship in rainy days. But not all earning hands can save money easily. Owing to high cost of living it is hard for many earners to set aside some money for their future needs. In order to save some money, many work overtime. Many work part time after their regular daytime jobs. Most can only make both ends meet with sweat of their brows. Those who live below the poverty line can hardly have a square meal. Living full life is a daydream for them. Therefore, they stay content with what they can earn to live on.

1. How many kinds of needs are mentioned in the first paragraph? Five

2. How many kinds of board/earners or workers are mentioned in the second paragraph? Four

3. What is the main grammar person mentioned in the first paragraph? First

4. What is the main grammar person mentioned in the second paragraph? Third

5. What is meaning of the underlined phrase “stand us in a good stead”? To be effective at the right hour

6. What is meaning of the underlined phrase “in rainy days”? Time when we will really need money save

7. What is the meaning of the underlined “to be set aside some money”? Keep something money to use later

8. What is meaning of the underlined phrase “make both ends meet”? To earn just enough money to be able to buy the things you need

9. What is meaning of the underlined phrase “a square meal”? A good satisfying meal

10. One main object and one main subject mentioned in the first paragraph and the second paragraph are _____ and _____ respectively. Savings, Earnings hands

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The Thar Desert of Sindh is a desert situated in Sindh

The southeastern region of Pakistan

About Thar Desert

• 15% located in Pakistan
• 85% located in India
• Also called Friendly Desert
• Located near Badin, Sindh 
• Famous for: Sand 
• Coal also found in Thar 
• Also known as Great Indian Desert
• 7th largest desert on the planet.
• 3rd largest in Asia.
• Area: 77,000 Miles

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Greenhouse gases trap heat primarily by absorbing and re-emitting infrared radiation emitted from the Earth's surface

Molecules with three or more atoms, such as CO2 and methane,

Allow them to absorb this longwave radiation and radiate it back towards the surface

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Donald Trump replaced Joe Biden to become president of United States of America (USA) on 20 January 2025.

He is the 47th president of US

He had previously served as 45th president from 2016 to 2020.

He belongs to Republicans Party

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• Iraq, formerly known as Mesopotamia 
• Capital and largest city: Baghdad 
• Official languages: Arabic and Kurdish

Establishment

• Independence declared: 3 October 1932

• Republic declared: 14 July 1958

• Current constitution: 15 October 2005

Additional information

Najd and Hejaz are the old names of Saudi Arabia.

New Granada is the old name of Colombia.

Nippon is the old name of Japan

Last updated question  18-02-2026

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• Application software is designed to perform specific tasks, like creating spreadsheets or editing images.
• Examples include Microsoft Excel, Adobe Photoshop, and Google Docs.

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• Innovation means بدعت

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• Device drivers are part of system software that allows the operating system to communicate with hardware devices.
• Examples: Printer driver, graphics card driver, keyboard driver.

Additional information:

• Application software: Programs for user tasks (e.g., MS Word, Excel)
• System software: Includes OS, device drivers, utility programs
• Device drivers are essential for hardware functionality and system stability

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Amazon Rainforest

• Majority in Brazil: ~60% of the forest is in Brazil
• Location: South America
• Total Area: Approx. 6.7 million sq km (largest rainforest)
• Spans: 9 countries — Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname & French Guiana

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