Signpost or Discourse Structure Think of it like a roadmap for your writing or speech before the reader or listener: Speakers and writers use special techniques (called signposts) to guide their audience through their argument or message. These signposts help connect what is being said now to what was said before and what's coming next. It's like creating a clear path for the reader or listener to understand. "Discourse structure" refers to the overall organization of a text, like how a poem, newspaper article, or speech is put together to convey the message. It's just like a big picture of how language is used to communicate effectively. Just like a roadmap helps you navigate/go through a journey, these signposts and structures help your audience follow his argument or message.
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Poem's and Poet's Names -Book III
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Poems & Poets of Book III
1. The Rain byWilliam Henry Davies
2. Night Mail by Wystan Hugh Auden
3. Loveliest of Trees, the Cherry Now by Alfred Edward
4. O Where are You Going? by Wystan Hugh Auden
5. In the street of the Fruit Stalls by Stall Worthy
6. A Sindhi Woman by Jan Stallworthy
7. Times from Ecclesiastes by some unknown poet
8. Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley
9. The Feed by Ahmed Nadeem Qasmi
10. the Hollow Men Thomas Stearns Eliot
11. Leisure by Williama Henry Davies
12. Rubai'yat by Allama Muhammad Iqbal
13. A Tale of two cities by John Peter
14. My Neighbour Friend Breathing His Last! by Bullah Sha & Translated by Abdur Rauf Luther
15. He Came to Know Himself by Sachal Sarmast
16. God's Attributes by Jalaluddin Rumi & Translated by Dr. Nicholson
17. The Delight Song by Navarree Scott Momday
18. Love-an Essence of All Religions by Jalaluddin Rumi & Translated by Dr Nicholson
19. A Man of Words Not of Deeds by Charles Perrault & Translated by Robert Samber
20. In Broken Images by Rober Graves
1. "The Rain is written by ____
ANSWER= (C)
Explanation: Willam Henry Davies
2. "Night Mail" is written by ____
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ANSWER= (B)
Explanation: Wystan Hugh Auden
3. "Loveliest of Trees, the Cherry Now" is written by _____
ANSWER= (A)
Explanation: Alfred Edward Housman.
4. "O Where Are You Going?" is written by _____
ANSWER= (C)
Explanation: Wystan Hugh Auden
5. "In the street of Fruit stalls " is written by _____
ANSWER= (C)
Explanation: Jan Stallworthy
6. "A Sindhi Woman" is written by ____.
ANSWER= (B)
Explanation: Jan Stallworthy
7. "Times" is written by _____
ANSWER= (B)
Explanation: some unknown poet & taken from Ecclesiastes 3, 1-12
8. "Ozymandias" is written by _____
ANSWER= (A)
Explanation: Percy Bessy Shelley
9. "The Feed" is written by _____
ANSWER= (D)
Explanation: Ahmed Nadeem Qasmi
10. "The Hollow Men" is written by ____
ANSWER= (C)
Explanation: Thomas Stearns Eliot
11. "Leisure" is written by ____
ANSWER= (C)
Explanation: William Henry Davies
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12. "Ruba'yat " is written by ____
ANSWER= (B)
Explanation: Allama Muhammad Iqbal
13. "A Tale of Two Cities" is written ____
ANSWER= (B)
Explanation: John Peter
14. "My Neighbour Friend Breathing His Last!" is written by ____
ANSWER= (D)
Explanation: Bullah Shah & translated by A. R Luther
15. "He Came to know Himself" is written by ____
ANSWER= (D)
Explanation: Sachal Sarmast
16. "God's Attributes" is written by _____
ANSWER= (C)
Explanation: Jalaluddin Rumi & Translated by Dr Nicholason
17. "The Delight Song" is written by ___
ANSWER= (B)
Explanation: Scott Naravee Momaday
18. "Love an Essence of All Religions" is written by ___
ANSWER= (C)
Explanation: Jalaluddin Rumi & Translated by Dr Nicholaso
19. "A Man of Words and Not of Deeds" is written by ____
ANSWER= (B)
Explanation: Charles Perrault & Translated by Robert Samber
20. "In Broken Images" is written by ____
ANSWER= (B)
Explanation: Robert Graves.
21. Jan Stallworthy has written ____
ANSWER= (B)
Explanation: A Sindhi Woman
22. Ahmed Nadeem Qasim has written ___
ANSWER= (D)
Explanation: The Feed
23. John Peter has written ____
ANSWER= (C)
Explanation: A Tale of Two Cities
24. Alfred Edward Housman has written ____
ANSWER= (B)
Explanation: The Loveliest of Trees, the Cherry Now
1. Translate into Urdu of the following passage. The package was lying by the front door; Norma saw it as she left the elevator. Well, of all the nerve, she thought. She glared at the carton as she unlocked the door. I just won’t take it in, she thought. She went inside and started dinner. Later, she went into the front hall. Open the door, she picked up the package and carried it into the kitchen, leaving it on the table. پیکیج سامنے کے دروازے کے پاس پڑا تھا؛ نورما نے لفٹ سے نکلتے ہی اسے دیکھا۔ ٹھیک ہے، تمام اعصاب کے، اس نے سوچا. اس نے دروازہ کھولتے ہی کارٹن کی طرف دیکھا۔ میں اسے اندر نہیں لوں گا، اس نے سوچا۔ وہ اندر گئی اور کھانا کھانے لگی۔ بعد میں وہ سامنے والے ہال میں چلی گئی۔ دروازہ کھولو، اس نے پیکج اٹھایا اور میز پر رکھ کر کچن میں لے گئی۔ 2. Translate into Urdu of the following passage. ...
My Idea of Happy Life Outline : Definition of Happiness Happiness vs Sadness Unlimited Desires and limited resources in life. Happiness can be achieved with the Existence of Peace in the world. The Rights and Obligations of everyone. Income and Expenditures of Individual There must exist understanding among the relations Education Ensures Happiness in life Obedience to Islamic Codes of life Conclusion “It is the first point of happiness that man is willing to be what he is.” “Be happy what you are and what you have; be honest and sincere to both; you won’t have to hunt for happiness.” Happiness is like a butterfly that delights us for a brief moment. These fleeting moments may pass very quickly. A happy life is one in which a person enjoys the satisfaction of his mind and heart. The importance of happiness becomes clear in this dull and dreary life. Because life is a long process of getting tired and there can only be happiness that keeps the world going round. ...
9| A Great Blunder of my life Quite often , we try to review our past and we cannot believe what we had experienced. Resultantly, our priorities are changed and we are surprised to see what is going to happen around us or what has happened with us. Our expectations suddenly go wasted, and the way we handle some situations including the intentions and we look forward to resolving those issues that do not actually correspond to the outcome we expect. We don't have any other option to tackle the situation we have to. However, what we get by the end of that crisis matters much in our life. It serves as a protected shield against any forthcoming crises in our lives forever. Sometimes, our priorities are changed and we are stunned to see what has happened. Our expectations go wasted, and the way we handle the situation including the intentions as we look on does not correspond to the outcome we expect. However, what we get by the end of that situation matters much...
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