Note | MCQs

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• The picture on the back of the 10 Rupee Pakistani note is Khyber Pass.
• The first banknotes issued by the State Bank of Pakistan were released on October 1, 1948, in denominations of 5, 10, and 100 rupees.
• It is printed by Thomas De La Rue & Company.
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• The Picture on the back of the 100 Rupee Pakistani Note is Quaid-e-Azam Residency.
• The Picture on the back of the 500 Rupee Pakistani Note is Badshahi Mosque.
• The Picture on the back of the 1000 Rupee Pakistani Note is Islamia College Peshawar.

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Pitman's Shorthand is the most popular system of shorthand writing.

He is known for its efficiency and speed in capturing spoken words through phonetic symbols.

It has been widely used for decades in various fields, especially in stenography.

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Microsoft OneNote is used for creating, organizing, and sharing notes.

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"During" is used to indicate something happening in the course of an event.

"During the lecture" means at the time the lecture is happening — correct usage here.

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We use of with worthy.

Worthy of means اہل

Your remarks are really worthy of note.

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Note: Scale 

Letter: Alphabet 

A Letter is a small unit of the Alphabet.

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• Notepad is used for Text
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• Notepad is create a log-type file that adds the current date and time
• Notepad is a plaintext editor and does not support pictures.
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• TitleBar is located at top of WordPad/NotePad
•  If you want to insert pictures, consider using WordPad instead of Notepad.
  

Explanation

A properly structured government note should follow a clear, logical flow, referencing earlier notes or facts.

It must lead to a reasoned recommendation or decision, not personal or unsupported opinions.

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A Note for Orders is usually prepared to seek formal approval or financial sanction for official actions or decisions.

It serves as a written justification for the decision, especially involving expenses or policy matters.

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We use which in questions as a determiner and interrogative pronoun to ask for specific information.

We use both which and what to ask questions. We use which when there is a restricted range of answers. We use what more commonly when the range of answers is not restricted