Animals | MCQs

Explanation

A cat differs from a dog.

The preposition "from" is used to indicate distinction or separation between two things.

Explanation

Dog and horse are faithful animals means کتا اور گھوڑا وفادار جانور ہیں

Here dog means کتا

Here horse means گھوڑا

Here faithful means وفادار

Here animals mean جانور

Explanation

"But I did not want to shoot the elephant, I watched him beating his bunch of grass against his knees, with that preoccupied grandmotherly air that elephants have. It seemed to me that I would be murdered to shoot, and I never wanted to (Somehow it always seems worse to kill a large animal). Besides, that was the best owner to be considered, But I had to act quickly. I turned to some experienced-looking caretakers who had been there when we arrived and asked them how the elephant had been behaving. They all said the same thing: he took no notice of you if you left him alone, but he might change."

"From the passage, it appears that the author was:

A. A worried man
B. Possessed with fear
C. Kind and considerate
D. An inexperienced hunter

Short Detail:

• According to the paragraph, the hunter hesitated to harm the elephant even in a difficult situation.

"The phrase 'Preoccupied Grandmotherly Air' signifies:

A. Calm, Dignified, and Affectionate Disposition
B. A very superior attitude
C. Pretending to be very busy
D. Being unconcerned

Short Detail:

• The phrase 'Preoccupied Grandmotherly Air' means like a caring Grandmother.

"The author did not want to shoot the elephant because he:

A. Did not find the elephant to be ferocious
B. Was afraid of it
C. Did not wish to kill an animal which was eating its meal
D. Did not have the experience of shooting a big animal

Short Detail:

• The elephant was calm and not looking dangerous, and the author felt that it would not be necessary to kill the elephant.

Explanation

The correct sentence would be: "The cow is running across the field."

صحیح جملہ یہ ہوگا: گائے پورے کھیت میں دوڑ رہی ہے۔

Explanation

When comparing two things using an adjective, we use the comparative form of the adjective, which in this case is "taller". This indicates that the camel is higher in height than the goat.

صفت کا استعمال کرتے ہوئے دو چیزوں کا موازنہ کرتے وقت، ہم صفت کی تقابلی شکل استعمال کرتے ہیں، جو اس صورت میں "لمبا" ہے۔  اس سے معلوم ہوتا ہے کہ اونٹ کا قد بکری سے زیادہ ہے۔

Explanation

Active Voice Formula: V + object.

Passive Voice Formula: Let + subject + be + V

Active: Beat the dog.

Passive: Let the dog be beaten.

Explanation

Reading and Comprehension:

One day a bird was sitting on a tree near a stream. It was looking down at the water below. Suddenly it saw that an ant was sinking in the water. It was trying to get out but the water was flowing very fast. The bird quickly dropped a leaf in the water near the ant. The ant climbed on the leaf and looked up as if it was thanking the bird for saving its life.

A few days later, the bird was on another tree and was eating its food. It looked happy as if it was enjoying itself. It did not see that a hunter was going to shoot it. But the ant saved him. As the hunter was about to shoot, it bit him. The hunter missed his shot. The bird flew away as it was flying away, it saw that the little ant was running back into its hole in the ground.

1. The story is full of _______?

A. suspense

B. action

C. lesson

D. fear

2. The story is mainly about ______?

A. wild animals

B. wild creatures

C. a hunter

D. the environment

3. The underlined sentences of the story keep the readers in ______?

A. hope

B. horror

C. suspense

D. thrill

4. Both the paragraphs of the story are mainly about _____?

A. saving life of other creatures

B. a hunter, a bird and an ant

C. amusing children who enjoy reading stories

D. cruelty on the part of man and innocence of two wild creatures

5. The story teaches us a moral that ______?

A. Saving someone’s life is better than taking someone’s life.

B. Wild creatures have as good a right to live as we humans have

C. Man does not take care of small creatures such as birds

D. A good deed breeds another good deed