Q-1: Essay: (d) Social Factors that promote crimes:

The word crime is not unknown to anyone. We encounter this word on daily basis while reading newspapers, listening to News and in our surrounding, a number of crimes are being committed. The history of crime is as old as the history of human beings. The first ever crime was committed by Adam and Eve which resulted the lost of Paradise as a penalty by God. ................
The Social factors that promote crimes are...
(i) Un-employment
(ii) Illiteracy
(iii) Use of narcotics
(iv) use of wrong media
etc.

(I wrote the essay based upon above said rough draft)

Title: Hollowness of Prejudice

Mostly prejudice is the result of insecurity, status uncertainty and frustration. It prevents from realizing the actual causes of insecurity and reacts as targeting some community. Hence prejudice itself becomes a blockage in solution of said phobias. A prejudiced personality wastes much of his energy in hate and nothing is left for creativity. The evil highlights bad(s) of a person and diminish good(s), and the person becomes socially heterogeneous. (Word count 70/199)

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Life is the name of competition.
Competition end, life end.

i.) Recant: (to withdraw or repudiate (a statement or belief) formally and publicly : renounce) Galileo was forced to recant his assertion
Revoke: (to annul by recalling or taking back, To cancel or annul)
If you are cited numerous times for traffic violations, the State will revoke your license

ii.) Disclose: ( to make known; reveal or uncover)
Wikileaks disclosed secrets of many governments.
Expose (To subject or allow to be subjected to an action, influence, or condition)
If you will not get your child vaccinated, it will be more exposed to disease.

(iii) Pale: ( lacking intensity of color; colorless or whitish)
Due to illness and weakness, her colour became pale.

Pail (a usually cylindrical container with a handle : bucket)
The driver filled the oil in a pail.
(iv) Censor (the suppression of speech or other public communication which may be considered objectionable, harmful, sensitive, or inconvenient)
Government channels censored the speech of rebellion leader, but private channels showed it.
Censure: (strong or vehement expression of disapproval)
Because of his misconduct, he was censured by the authorities.

(v) Vale: (a wide river valley)
The tourist was wandering down a vale in Murree hills.
veil (A veil is an article of clothing, worn almost exclusively by women, that is intended to cover some part of the head or face)
Muslim women mostly cover their faces in veil.

(vi) Wet (The condition of being liquid or being covered in liquid)
After the rain, the cricket ground became wet and match had to be stopped.
whet (to make keen or more acute : excite, stimulate)
The frying bacon whetted my appetite

(vii) Seem (to appear to be, feel, do, etc)
The child seems healthy, but the doctor is concerned.

seam (A line where two pieces of fabric are sewn together in a garment or other article)
My tailor did not made a good seam of my suit.

(viii) Rest: (Leisure · Human relaxation · Sleep)
After a tiresome day, I was trying to take rest when the bell rang.
Wrest (to twist or turn; pull, jerk, or force by a violent twist)
I wrested the watch from the hand of the child .

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Life is the name of competition.
Competition end, life end.

i.) call in (to say aloud) The telephone line was noisy so I called him in.
ii.) Abide by We should abide by the rules of law.
iii.) Neck or nothing In car racing there was the rule of neck or nothing.
iv) A turn coat You cannot trust Karzai as he is a turn coat.
v) to bring about. Government should bring about reform in the education sector.
vi) call for His speech was a call for change.
vii) To chew the cud Having left her a little while to chew the cud, if I may use that expression, on these first tidings.
viii) to be logger's head He does not understand the words of his father as he is a logger's head.

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Life is the name of competition.
Competition end, life end.

Q-5. Correct any five of the following sentences. (10)

(i) How long will you stop?
For how long will you stop?
(ii) The witness swore that this is false.
The witness swore that that was false.
(iii) He promised to have given me a post.
He promised to give me a post.
(iv) An atheist has no zeal upon any religion.
An atheist has no zeal of any religion.
(v) God gives us every necessaries of life.
God gives us all the necessities of life.
(vi) The judge disposed the case at once.
The judge disposed of the case at once.
(vii) There is nothing such as chance.
There is nothing such like a chance.
(viii) Do not blame it on me.
Do not blame me on it.

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Life is the name of competition.
Competition end, life end.

Translation from Urdu into English

Cloud sounded, lightning flashed, it drizzled and started raining heavily, with the hail storm, water spread all over. Water currents from hills moved so enormously that swayed away all the cows and belongings which were gathered in the house of milk man. Now the milkman has neither any cow nor cash, he was anxious and used to ask everyone in anxiety, "don't know from where such an enormous flood of water had come." A wise man replied him that that water was the same which he used to mix in milk.

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Life is the name of competition.
Competition end, life end.

I hope to score 69 marks according to my self assessment.
But I request dear seniors to evaluate my answers.

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Life is the name of competition.
Competition end, life end.

Written result for subject post has been announced.

Can anyone tell me the salary and other benefits of Public Relation Officer post ? Also, how long it took for ECP to announce the result of written test ?

Please post test pattern or past paper of E.O/Field Officer by Election Commission of Pakistan.Test will be held on 2nd August,2015.

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