PMS 2016 English paper
 

Please upload today's English paper !!!

antonyms
pessimist , chaos, wise, courageous,misanthrope
write synonym
ingenious, shroud,sluggish. prosperous haughty

solve all idioms
dead wood,
waiting in wings
lump in your throat
a chip on your shoulder
at the drop of a hat
upset the apple-cart
take with a pinch of salt
think of the devil
method in madness
a square peg in a round hole

[QUOTE=eyesh;990959]solve all idioms
dead wood,
waiting in wings
lump in your throat
a chip on your shoulder
at the drop of a hat
upset the apple-cart
take with a pinch of salt
think of the devil
method in madness
a square peg in a round hole[/QUOTE]
she a dead wood for our team that may lead us to trouble
He doesn't have the finesse for this job; he's a round peg in a square hole.
What I'm doing may look strange, but there is method in my madness.
just take her stories as a pinch of salt ;she has a bad habit of exaggeration.
I don't want to upset the applecart now by asking you to change the date for the party.
Whenever you need help, just call on me. I can come at the drop of a hat.

Paraphrase of Shakespeaare's lines
 

Q. No. 7: Paraphrase the following:

[I]Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears;
I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him.
The evil that men do lives after them;
The good is oft interred with their bones;
So let it be with Caesar.....
O judgment! thou art fled to brutish beasts,
And men have lost their reason. [/I]

[QUOTE=Yousuf Aziz;990973]Q. No. 7: Paraphrase the following:

[I]Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears;
I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him.
The evil that men do lives after them;
The good is oft interred with their bones;
So let it be with Caesar.....
O judgment! thou art fled to brutish beasts,
And men have lost their reason. [/I][/QUOTE]
These lines are from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar
When Caesar dies Brutus comes at the funeral and he says that all brutalities done towards you all are now over and gone with Caesar's death. He asks people that why were they not lamenting over their ruler's death.
Judgment is personified here by Shakespeare

This was not the part of pattern and it was an injustice to the candidates.
Let's see now what happens in tomorrow's paper :(

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Seeing today's paper with two questions out of course, we can expect Shaer ki Tashreeh, Letter/Application etc. in Urdu paper too.
But the hard battle is on Friday at 10 AM.

[QUOTE=Yousuf Aziz;990979]Seeing today's paper with two questions out of course, we can expect Shaer ki Tashreeh, Letter/Application etc. in Urdu paper too.
But the hard battle is on Friday at 10 AM.[/QUOTE]
Any change in GK ??

[QUOTE=Murium;990980]Any change in GK ??[/QUOTE]
God knows or examiner.

can you please share if there is any link for Urdu idioms

Today's paper was not much tough, there were questions out of syllabus and same is going to happen in urdu and gk, i guess gk paper will again be a very tough mostly from current affairs ,

please upload complete paper

[QUOTE=Comely;990989]please upload complete paper[/QUOTE]
Here is complete paper
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[QUOTE=Murium;990974]These lines are from Shakespeare's Julius Caesar
When Caesar dies Brutus comes at the funeral and he says that all brutalities done towards you all are now over and gone with Caesar's death. He asks people that why were they not lamenting over their ruler's death.
Judgment is personified here by Shakespeare[/QUOTE]
These lines were not spoken by Brutus. Mark antony uttered these lines. Actually he is jolting the souls and and pulling the strings of the hearts of the people of Rome by exposing their indifferent attitude towards the death of Ceaser.

[QUOTE=Murium;990983]can you please share if there is any link for Urdu idioms[/QUOTE]

Dear I cannot find it. I tried to search them for you but couldn't find anything online. You should better purchase Urdu General Book that has idioms in it.

[QUOTE=knightrider88;991013]Dear I cannot find it. I tried to search them for you but couldn't find anything online. You should better purchase Urdu General Book that has idioms in it.[/QUOTE]
I have bought Caravan Urdu and there are idioms too .
Anyways thanks :)

Urdu Idioms Book: http://tinyurl.com/jr2yefp
 

The above link ^

chaos
peace , harmony

wise
foolish

pessimist
optimist

courageous
coward, chickenhearted

misanthrope
philanthrope

Both English and Urdu were tough in my opinion. But the GK was relatively easy, compared to the previous papers.

this time Gk was relatively easy, so Essay will be main Target of Examiner :sad: