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Precis & Composition Paper 2010

[B]Q1: Pick the word that is nearly similar in meaning to the capitalized word.[/B]
1) Acrimonous
a) Bitter b) Provocative c) Cheap d) Volatile

2) Calligraphy
a) Computers b) Handwriting c) Blood Pressure d) Brain waves

3) Unequivocal
a) Variable b) Plain c) Unmistakable d) Negligent

4) Demise
a) Conclude b) End c) Affection d) Death

5) Incendiary
a) Happy b) Sneer c) Causing fire d) Jolly

6) Touchstone
a) Remind b) A hall c) at rest d) Criterion

7) Void
a) Emptiness b) Lea c) Anger d) Trick

8) Essay
a) Direct b) Copose c) Attempt d) Suppose

[B]b) Indicate the most nearly opposite in meaning[/B]

1) Ignoble
a) Lowly b) Vile c) Good d) Noble

2) Melancholy
a) Sorrowful b) Happy c) Forbidden d) Brisk

3) Obliterate
a) Preserve b) Destroy c) Ravage d) Design

4) Ally
a) Alloy b) Foe c) Partner d) Accessory

5) Vulgar
a) Coarse b) Gross c) Exquisite d) Obscene

6) Pretend
a) Sham b) Substantiate c) Feign d) Fabricate

7) Liberty
a) Permission b) License c) Serfdom d) Bound

8) Consceintious
a) Uncorrupt b) Honorable c) Principled d) Profligate

[B]Q2: Precise[/B]

Of all the characteristics of ordinary human nature envy is the most unfortunate; not only does the envious person wish to inflict misfortune and do so whenever he can with impunity, but he is also himself rendered unhappy by envy. instead of deriving pleausre from what he has, he derives pain from what others have. if he can, he deprives others of their advantages, which to him is as desirable as as it would be to secure the same advantages himself. if this passion is allowed to run riot it becomes fatal to all excellence,and even the most useful exercise of exceptional skill. why should a medical man go to see his patients in a car when the labourer has to walk to his work? why should the scientifc investigator be allowed to spend his time in a warm room when others have to face the inclemency of the elements? why should a man who possesses some rare talent of great importance to the world be saved fromt he drudgery of his own housework? to such questions envy finds no answer. fortunately, however, there is in human nature a compensating passion, namely that of admiration. whosoever wishes to increase human happiness must wish to increase admiration and to diminish envy. what cure is there for envy? for the saint there is the cure of selflessness, though even in the case of saints envy of other saints is by no means impossible. but, leaving saints out of account, the only cure of envy in the case of ordinary men and women is happiness, and the difficulty is that envy is itself a terrible obstacle to happiness. but the envious man may say: 'what is the good of telling me that the cure of envy is happiness? i cannot find happiness while i continue to feel envy, and you tell me that i cannot cease to be envious until i find happiness.' but real life is never so logical as this. mereley to realize the cause of one's own envious feeling is to take a long step towards curing them.

[B]Question 3: Comprehension[/B]

And still it moves. the words of Galileo, murmured when the tortures of the Inquisition had driven him to recant the Truth he knew, apply in a new way to our world today. sometimes, in the knowledge of all that has been discovered, all that has been done to make life on the planet happier and more worthy, we may be tempted to settle down to enjoy our heritage. that would, indeed, be the betrayal of our trust.

These men and women of the past have given everything---comfort, time, treasure, peace of mind and body, life itself---that we might live as we do. the challenege to each one of us is to carry on their work for the sake of future generations.

The adventurous human mind must not falter. still must we question the old truths and work for the new ones. still must we risk scorn, cynicism, neglect, loneliness, poverty, persecution, if need be. we must shut our ears to easy voice which tells us that human nature will never alter as an exucse for doing nothing to make life more worthy.

Thus will the course of the history of mankind go onward, and the world we know move into a new splendour for those who are yet to be.

Questions:
1) What made Galileo recant the Truth he knew?
2) What is the heritage being alluded to in the first paragraph?
3)what does the 'betrayal of our trust' imply
4) Why do we need to question the old truths and work for the new ones?
Explain the words or expressions as highlighted/underlined in the passage.

[B]Question 4: Write a comprehensive note on any one of the following[/B]
1) When flatterrers get together, the devil goes to dinner.
2) The impossible is often the untried.
3) A Civil servant is a public servant
4)Internet---a blessing or a bane
5) Hope is the buoy of life.

[B]Question 5: Use Only Five of the following in sentences which illustrate their meaning:[/B]

1) Make for
2) Yeoman's service
3) Discretion is the better part of valour.
4) Out of the wood
5) A casting vote
6) Look down upon
7) Iconoclast
8) A swan song

[B]b) Five pairs of words in sentences:[/B]

1) Adverse, Averse
2) Maize, Maze
3) Medal, Meddle
4) Imperious, Imperial
5) Veracity, Voracity
6) Allusion, Illusion
7) Ordinance, Ordnance
8) willing, Wilful

[B]Question 6:[/B]

[B]a) Correct the following sentences[/B]

1) This house is built of brick and stone.
2) the climate of Pakistan is better than England?
3) He swore by God.
4) You ought to have regarded him your benefactor.
5) My friend is very ill, i hope he will soon die.
6) he is waiting for better and promising opportunity.
7) When I shall see her I will deliver her your gift.
8) Many a sleepless nights she spent.

[B]b) Change the narration from Indirect to Direct or Direct to Indirect[/B]

1) On Monday he said, "My son is coming today."
2) they wanted to know where he was going the following week.
3) he said, "Did she go yesterday?"
4) 'By God', he said, "I do not know her nickname."
5) he says that we are to meet him at the station.
6) He said, "I don't know the way. ask the old man sitting on the gate."
7) My father prayed that i would recover from my illness
8) He said, "How will you manage it?"

It was difficult paper :/.
Kindly solve and clear the corections.

[B]a) Correct the following sentences[/B]

1) This house is built of brick and stone.
This house is being built of bricks and stones

2) the climate of Pakistan is better than England?
the climate of Pakistan is better than that of England.

3) He swore by God.
He swore upon God.
[I]Correct is: He swore at God[/I]

5) My friend is very ill, i hope he will soon die.
My friend is very ill, i suspect he will soon die.

7) When I shall see her I will deliver her your gift.
When i Shall see her i deliver her your gift.

[B]b) Change the narration from Indirect to Direct or Direct to Indirect[/B]

1) On Monday he said, "My son is coming today."
On Monday he said that his son was coming that day

4) 'By God', he said, "I do not know her nickname."
He exclaimed with an oath that he did not knew her nickname

5) he says that we are to meet him at the station.
He says," We are to meet him at the station"

6) He said, "I don't know the way. ask the old man sitting on the gate."
He said that he did not knew the way and further suggested to ask the old man sitting on the gate.

8) He said, "How will you manage it?"
He asked that how he would managed it.

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"Nasrual Minal-lahey Fatehaun-Kareeb"
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this house is built of brick and stone----correct
he swore on God---correct

When I see her i shall deliver your gift to her---this is what i wrote

he says, "you meet me at the station" or he says, "you are to meet me at the station"...the correct way

He said, "How will you manage it"...

he asked me as to how will I manage it...the correct way

It was an easy paper yaar...i did question no 4 twice by mistake...somehow i saw two written there...and still i did it 1.5 hours before time...it was very easy...

It was He Swore TO GOD !
I Must say , it was the most easiest paper I have ever seen !!!! seriously , !!! The precise , The Paragraph Just Softy Softy !! :) I had some problems in the comprehension but all in all it was great !

Btw ,

5) My friend is very ill, i hope he will soon die.
My friend is very ill, I hope he gets well soon

Please correct if wrong !!!!

The easiest paper ever.:D

The title of presics that I gave, [B]"Envy Obstructs Happiness"[/B].

cheers,
floydian

I have given this title "[B][U]envy: a moral dieases - symtoms and cure[/U][/B]"

my title was : The misfortune of envious person

;) kinda hit the nail

Shukar AlhumduLILLAH, very easy paper.

I think I might have gotten a few wrong in the last 3 parts, with sentences and pair of words, other than that, all went well, AlhumduLILLAH.

Precis was very easy, My Title was, Envy is the bane of Happiness.

Can somebody please commment? my precis title was:
[B]Envy: the end of happiness[/B]

The precis was to be 100 words long but i think mine took around 120 words.

My Word meanings:
Acrimonius - a) bitter
Calligraphy- b) handwriting
Demise d) death
Incendiary c) causing fire
Essay - c) Attempt

My opposites:

Melancholy - b - happy
Obliterate - a - preserve
Ally - b - foe
Vulgar - c - exquisite
Pretend - d- substantiate

My [B][SIZE=4]Idioms:[/SIZE][/B]

(these are not the exact sentences that i made)

Make for: (means to substitute for something, as when you go for camping you can use fire wood which would make for a stove)

Discretion is the better part of valour (i made a tiny one sentence story of this, but what does this mean?)

Look down upon (to view with contempt, as rich people look down upon poor people)

Iconoclast (one who destroys cold cherished traditions, as Our Prophet did. Literally idol breaker)

A swan song (I dont know what this meant, so i left it)

My [SIZE=4][B]Correct sentences[/B][/SIZE]

ii - The climate of pakistan is better than that of England
iii - he swore upon God
iv - You ought to regard him as your benefactor
v - My friend is very ill, I find it likely that he will die soon.
vii - When i see her I shall deliver her your gift.

My [SIZE=4][B]change the narration [/B][/SIZE]

i - On Monday he informed that his son was coming that day.
ii - They asked him, "Let us know where you are going next week?" (I think i have made a mistake here but i dont exactly remember)

iii - He asked if she had gone the day before.
iv - He swore upon God that he did not know her nickname.
viii - He asked how i would manage it.

What about

"Envy a source of unhappiness"

[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2][B]Q1: Pick the word that is nearly similar in meaning to the capitalized word.

[/B] 1) Acrimonious
a) Bitter

2) Calligraphy
b) Handwriting

3) Unequivocal
Unmistakable

4) Demise
b) End

5)Incendiary
Causing fire

6) Touchstone
Criterion

7) Void
a) Emptiness

8) Essay
c) Attempt

[B]b) Indicate the most nearly opposite in meaning[/B]

1) Ignoble
d) Noble

2) Melancholy
b) Happy

3) Obliterate
d) Design

4) Ally
b) Foe

5) Vulgar
c) Exquisite

6) Pretend
b) Substantiate

7) Liberty
c) Serfdom

8) Conscientious
d) Profligate

[B]Question 5: Use Only Five of the following in sentences which illustrate their meaning:[/B]

1) [B]Make for:[/B] ([/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]Head in a certain direction)
When it started raining, i decided to make for home.

2) [B]Yeoman's service:[/B] (Hard work; [/SIZE][/FONT]Effectual service)
He has done yeoman's service, and proved himself staunch and faithful.

[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2] 3) [B]Discretion is the better part of valour:[/B] ([/SIZE][/FONT]better to think carefully and not act than to do something that may cause problems.)
Napoleon vowed that he would free Italy ‘from the Alps to the Adriatic’, but he acted on the maxim that discretion is the better part of valour.

[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2] 4) [B]Out of the wood:[/B] ([/SIZE][/FONT]Out of danger or trouble)
One is not safe until [I]out of the woods

[/I][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2] 5) [B]A casting vote: [/B]([/SIZE][/FONT]deciding vote)[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]
[/SIZE][/FONT]Due to a deadlock situation, the issue will have to be decided by [I]a casting vote.

[/I][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2] 6)[B] Look down upon:[/B] (Hate)
[I]Never look down upon[/I] your inferiors

7) [B]Iconoclast:[/B] ([/SIZE][/FONT]One who attacks traditional ideas or institutions)
Being an iconoclast, he refused to be bound by traditions.

[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2] 8) [B]A swan song:[/B] [/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]([/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]final gesture or performance, given before dying)
His performance as Muhammad Bin Qasim was to be his swan song before retiring.
[B]
b) Five pairs of words in sentences:[/B]

1) [B]Adverse: [/B](unfavorable)
If fortune is adverse, front its blows with brave hearts
[B]Averse: [/B](unwilling)
He was [I]averse [/I]to discussing the conference

2) [B]Maize:[/B] (corn)
[/SIZE][/FONT]In Pakistan [I]maize[/I] is third important cereal after wheat and rice.
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2][B]Maze:[/B] ([/SIZE][/FONT]labyrinth; confusing pathways)
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]We got completely lost in the maze of life.

3) [B]Medal:[/B] (A metal disc)
The winner was awarded a gold medal.
[B]Meddle:[/B] (interfere)
Do not meddle with the affairs of your friends

4)[B] Imperious:[/B] [/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2](Naughty, authoritative)
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]His attitude towards his subordinates is imperious and disgraceful.
[B]Imperial: [/B][/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2](Pertaining to an empire or emperor) [/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]
The imperial government left no stone unturned to oppose the Indian Muslims.

5) [B]Voracity:[/B] [/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2](Greediness)
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]He is notorious for his Voracity.
[B]Veracity:[/B] (Truthfulness)
I do not doubt the veracity of his statement.

6) [B]Allusion:[/B] (an indirect reference)
This passage is full of allusions.
[B]Illusion:[/B] (a false perception of reality)
The mirage is but an illusion of the eyes.

7) [B]Ordinance: [/B](A rule made by a government)
Four new ordinances are likely to be promulgated by the government shortly.
[B]Ordnance:[/B] (Heavy guns and similar other military weapons)
Pakistan has set up a new ordnance factory at Wah Cantt.

8) [B]Willingly:[/B] (Of free will)
I lent him my umbrella willingly.
[B]Willful:[/B] (Done by design, Knowing; used in a bad sense)
He willfully spoiled the game.
[B]
Question 6:

a) Correct the following sentences[/B]

1) This house is built of brick and stone.
Correct

2) The climate of Pakistan is better than England?
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]The climate of Pakistan is better than that of England.

[/SIZE][/FONT]3) He swore by God.
He swore upon God

[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2] 4) You ought to have regarded him your benefactor.
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]You ought to have regarded him as your benefactor.

[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2] 5) My friend is very ill, i hope he will soon die.
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]My friend is very ill, i hope he won't die soon.

[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2] 6) He is waiting for better and promising opportunity.
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]He is waiting for a better and more promising opportunity.

[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2] 7) When I shall see her I will deliver her your gift.
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]When I see her I will deliver her your gift.

[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2] 8) Many a sleepless nights she spent.
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]Many a sleepless night she spent[/SIZE][/FONT].
[FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]
[/SIZE][/FONT]

[B]1) Make for: Head in a certain direction)[/B]

When it started raining, i decided to make for home.

I used it in sense of [B]"to result in or make possible"[/B]

[B] 7) When I shall see her I will deliver her your gift.[/B]

I wrote "When I see her I will deliver [B]to[/B] her your gift."
as deliver is followed by preposition [B]"to"[/B].

My friend is very ill, i hope he won't die soon.

I wrote , My friend is very ill, i [B]fear [/B] he will die soon.

Plz correct me if wrong.

causes & cure of envy

Envy is a curse on Human nature

Dear friends,

the paper was not that much tough but it needed some consideration. MCQs created problem because the Q1 part "a" was mentioned on the question paper but not on the answer sheet. You have to attempt only five. And in the same question part "b" was mentioned but no option was there on the answer sheet. it took time and candidates and the examinar too was disturbed in the centre.

My answers for MCQs were
Q.1. (a)
i-a
ii-b
iii-c
iv-a
v-a
viii. b

(b)

i. b
iv. b
v. b
vi. d

Essay is to "compose". this is right.

[QUOTE=mr_mirchi2;173393]Essay is to "compose". this is right.[/QUOTE]
Its "Attempt"

[URL]http://www.answers.com/topic/essay[/URL]
[URL]http://www.synonyms.net/synonym/essay[/URL]

@ Nageen

[QUOTE][B]1) Make for: Head in a certain direction)[/B]

When it started raining, i decided to make for home.

I used it in sense of [B]"to result in or make possible"[/B]
[/QUOTE]Most of the verbal phrases have more than one meaning. It must be correct and meaning should be conveyed in whatever sense you use.

[QUOTE][B]7) When I shall see her I will deliver her your gift.[/B]

I wrote "When I see her I will deliver [B]to[/B] her your gift."
as deliver is followed by preposition [B]"to"[/B].[/QUOTE]Correct either way. Shall is to be omitted.

Q - My friend is very ill, i hope he will die soon.
A - My friend is very ill, I'm afraid he will die soon.

Is this way correct too ?

[QUOTE=mangat1;173407]Q - My friend is very ill, i hope he will die soon.
A - My friend is very ill, I'm afraid he will die soon.

Is this way correct too ?[/QUOTE]
yeah.

Title of my precis: [B]Envy,its disadvantages and cure[/B]

secondly,i made a blunder today by attempting all the parts of the vocabulary :oo

Q-6 (b)
Answers in my opinion, plz correct those wrong.
1. He said on Monday that his son was coming that day.
2. "Where are you going next week?" they asked curiously.
3. He asked if she had gone the previous day.
4. He swore to God that he didn't know her nickname.
5. "You are to meet him at the station," he says.
6. He told that he didn't know the way and suggested to ask the old man sitting on the gate.
7. "May you recover from your illness," My father said.
8. He asked about how I would manage it.--

Title Of My Precise Was Envy & Its Cure And I Think I Might Have Screwed It Up Because I Neva Paid Attention On The Point 100 Words. Even Though I Wrote Like Almost A Page And I Have Very Conjusted Writing So Fingers Crossed !

And I Screwed Up 2 Word Meanings As Well.... They Gave Very Confusing Marking Sheets !!!!

I Wana Ask , Can It Be ......

My Friend is very ill , I hope he gets well soon
She Spent Many Sleepless Nights

Please Make Me Feeel Goodddddd ~ and Say Yesssssssssssssssssssssss

well for the first sentence...you have completely changed the meaning i am afraid... so that makes it wrong....as per the statement you are afraid that he will die and any change should not change the meaning of the sentence i assume....

the second one might be ok...i am not sure about it....my title for precise was "In come envy, out goes happiness" ...am not sure about the title too but that was what i could find catchy enough at that time...secondly i wrote a precise of precisely 100 marks....my writing was congested as well...so that made it around 1/3rd of the sheet...a precise is always a shorter version!!

I asked Last Island about the first one, the afraid thing, she says its CORRECT. And regarding the change in the sense, people have commented above changing sense as whole.
Ali Khanz says
5) My friend is very ill, i hope he will soon die.
My friend is very ill, I hope he gets well soon
isn't the sense changed here ???

brother...go through the question again...it speaks out "Correct the following" now a correction is a change of a word or two in a sentence, not its basic structure, unless there is a grave grammatical mistake...

he may be write... but then so may be the following options then:

1- My friend is very ill, the doctors say he will die soon.
2- My friend is very ill, he may die any moment.
3- My friend is very ill, i think i may loose him.

all are correct...i mean its just an example....

consider the statement....your friend is ill and he may die. the question does not state anywhere that you even remotely wish that he may get well soon. the question shows your fear not your wish....

anyways this is for the examiner to decide ...:)

and yeah if the change of sense is allowed i would rather suggest to rewamp all the answers....for example:

1- this house is built of bricks and stones...

write this house is built of mud.
or....this house is built of Halal ki kamai ....heheheh....

instead of ....this house is built of brick and stone.

i hope i am clear.... :)

demise...death

6-a (8) many a sleepless night she spent.

[QUOTE=sophisticated lady;173452]demise...death[/QUOTE]

Demise is the end of existence or activity; failure or termination. So the option is End.

i believe it was the most easiest paper of english in css history

@Rizwan...

Brother...this easy trend has been following for the past two to three years...and i believe primarily it's because of the poor standard of english...many of our brothern found this paper difficult too....so the FPSC guys are deliberately lowering the difficulty of the English paper(s) in order to give the rest of the pack some chance of competing..!!! the english precise paper last year was easy too....infact the last year's essay was also more traditional ya may say!! Women in Islam and so forth...!!

Dear Last Island

Demise is the time when something ends....therefore it means death....at death life ends....end cannot be a synonym to it as it refers to the "time of end" or "the period of end" and not the end itself....

here correction needed Demise mean death not end

quite an easy paper i must say..i kept it simple as far as the precis title goes and my title was IS ENVY CURABLE?

[COLOR="Red"]1) On Monday he said, "My son is coming today."
On Monday he said that his son was coming that day
[/COLOR]

dear, i think you have mentioned the day which is monday two times.
i wrote....

he said that his son was coming on monday.

because monday is mentioned so u don't need to convert today to that day. this is what i think.

Precise Title: A Happy Man is not an Envious Man!!!

Please comment on the title.

thanks
Faseeh

[QUOTE=Last Island;173373]Question 6:

[COLOR="Red"]2) The climate of Pakistan is better than England?[/COLOR]
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana][SIZE=2]The climate of Pakistan is better than that of England.
[/QUOTE]

With the '?' at the end, I have made it interrogative. starting from Is:

Is the climate of Pakistan better than that of England?

I also wrote "Is the climate of Pakistan better than that of England?"
Since they had given a question mark at the end, it was meant to be in the interrogative form.

^^^ I hope we're right, Omar?

[QUOTE=courageneverdies;173512]^^^ I hope we're right, Omar?[/QUOTE]

Haha, logically we are right.. But lets see what the examiner decides :)

Overall, I think the paper was set realistically. I mean these are the words that an educated person should know, like acrimonious, conscientious, etc. What they gave in previous years was stupid, because i think only a person who is fond of cramming dictionaries would be knowing them. secondly, the notes had a good choice, a person like me who can't write on philosophical topics could easily write about internet.

Solved Precise 2010

[CENTER][B]Curious Psychology of Human Envoy[/B][/CENTER]

Jealous in human nature is one of the most gravest character, which always ruins glory and cause restlessness by comparing with ones on super level. it is an ideal state for creation of riots and difference. it is the restless state which doesn't have the answer to the question like "Why not Me". only tool to cope this is Admiration.

[CENTER](↑ Admiration = ↓ Envoy)[/CENTER]

Saints decrease it by devotedness and an ordinary person can do it by happiness, which is the only medicine to this disease.

jealous peoples questions that in presence of jealous how can they have happiness? But, life is not always logical. One can realize it's cause and eradicate it.

[B](104 words)[/B]
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[B][U]Senior are requested to Plz check this and rate me.
[/U][/B]
As i got some time left after completing ma paper, and in meanwhile i copied ma precis down on de back of q's paper.

Dear Friends,

My topic for precis was: The hidden secret of Hapiness

What are your views about my topic? Plz share

Personally i believe the topic should be a word or a phrase or a sentence which lets the reader to guess beforehand what he/she is about to read..!!! your title does not refer to "envy" anywhere...which was the theme of the passage.....it is like having a title of "A guide to Sciences" for a book on Sociology...what do u say, will people buy it? No, because they won't eva knw that its a book for sociology...

Hope i made myself clear....anyways ya aint gonna loose alot and besides b happy for the stuff that ya penned down correctly...:wacko:

My title was Envy:An enemy of Happiness..

No one's talking about the 3rd question,I thought that was the true pain in the neck.

it was easy yaar....short answers to every part..!!!