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1 : When I was approached by the Vice-Chancellor with a request...

1 : Ignored

2 : Contacted

3 : Rejected

4 : Left

2 : I could not possibly prepare a formal Convocation Address...

1 : Destroy

2 : Avoid

3 : Draft

4 : Reject

3 : to serve his people honestly and selflessly.

1 : Greedily

2 : Loyally

3 : Unselfishly

4 : Lazily

4 : I did, however, promise to say a few words...

1 : Lie

2 : Offer

3 : Pledge

4 : Delay

5 : a formal Convocation Address on an academic level...

1 : Recreational

2 : Scholarly

3 : Physical

4 : Commercial

6 : Let me thank the Vice-Chancellor for the flattering terms...

1 : Rude

2 : Praising

3 : Insulting

4 : Doubting

7 : as a measure of duty which is incumbent upon every Mussalman...

1 : Voluntary

2 : Optional

3 : Obligatory

4 : Minor

8 : fully understand the implications of the revolutionary change...

1 : Benefits

2 : Consequences

3 : Rules

4 : Solutions

9 : We have broken the shackles of slavery...

1 : Wings

2 : Chains

3 : Tools

4 : Rings

10 : so I wish you all success in the wider and larger world that you will enter.

1 : Escape

2 : Leave

3 : Join

4 : Avoid

11 : I am not here speaking to you as Head of the State, but as one who has always held you in affection.

1 : Hatred

2 : Love

3 : Anger

4 : Fear

12 : you fortunately leave this University to enter life under a sovereign, Independent State...

1 : Dependent

2 : Foreign

3 : Free

4 : Minor

13 : Freedom, however, does not mean license.

1 : Lawlessness

2 : Permit

3 : Contract

4 : Rule

14 : It is far more difficult to construct than to have a militant spirit...

1 : Destroy

2 : Build

3 : Replace

4 : Move

15 : Came the Punjab and Delhi holocaust.

1 : Celebration

2 : Fire

3 : Massacre

4 : Journey

16 : More chastened and better equipped than ever.

1 : Spoiled

2 : Refined

3 : Ignorant

4 : Rigid

17 : Such as withholding by India of our cash balances...

1 : Granting

2 : Denying

3 : Sharing

4 : Transferring

18 : Beware of the fifth columnists among ourselves...

1 : Allies

2 : Traitors

3 : Teachers

4 : Patriots

19 : There followed in rapid succession other difficulties...

1 : Gradual pause

2 : Sudden stop

3 : Quick series

4 : Delayed movement

20 : The institution of an almost complete economic blockade...

1 : Foundation

2 : Education

3 : Enforcement

4 : Agreement

21 : Let me tell you something of the difficulties that we have overcome...

1 : Ignore

2 : Remove

3 : Conquer

4 : Create

22 : But also it has emerged stronger...

1 : Appeared

2 : Hidden

3 : Faded

4 : Stayed

23 : Thwarted in their desire to prevent the establishment of Pakistan...

1 : Helped

2 : Ignored

3 : Hindered

4 : Accepted

24 : Our enemies turned their attention to finding ways and means to weaken and destroy us.

1 : Strengthen

2 : Undermine

3 : Build

4 : Encourage

25 : They deplore these happenings...

1 : Celebrate

2 : Ignore

3 : Condemn

4 : Encourage

26 : Presented problems which might well have destroyed many a well-established State.

1 : Built

2 : Finished

3 : Protected

4 : Created

27 : Continued vigilance on our part...

1 : Sleep

2 : Watchfulness

3 : Silence

4 : Darkness

28 : Refugees, stricken in body and in soul...

1 : Blessed

2 : Afflicted

3 : Free

4 : Calm

29 : You should be vigilant and beware...

1 : Sleepy

2 : Careless

3 : Alert

4 : Silent

30 : Thousands of men, women and children were mercilessly butchered...

1 : Kindly

2 : Cruelly

3 : Slowly

4 : Generously

31 : Not only has Pakistan survived the shock of that upheaval...

1 : Perished

2 : Endured

3 : Lost

4 : Hidden

32 : The care and rehabilitation of these unfortunate refugees...

1 : Destruction

2 : Recovery

3 : Imprisonment

4 : Delay

33 : Those of our enemies who had hoped to kill Pakistan at its very inception...

1 : End

2 : Middle

3 : Beginning

4 : Center

34 : Millions were uprooted from their homes.

1 : Settled

2 : Saved

3 : Displaced

4 : Located

35 : What does the speaker say Pakistan has achieved?

1 : Glory

2 : Independence

3 : Wealth

4 : Peace

36 : Which spirit does the speaker prefer after independence?

1 : Militant

2 : Constructive

3 : Violent

4 : Passive

37 : What does the speaker congratulate the students for?

1 : Jobs

2 : Awards

3 : Degrees

4 : Marriages

38 : What is said to have ended for the students with graduation?

1 : Life

2 : Education

3 : Career

4 : Childhood

39 : According to the speaker, freedom should not be taken as what?

1 : Duty

2 : License

3 : Responsibility

4 : Tradition

40 : Why did the speaker initially hesitate to prepare a formal speech?

1 : Illness

2 : Disinterest

3 : Overcommitment

4 : Ignorance

41 : Who invited the speaker to deliver the Convocation Address?

1 : Chancellor

2 : Governor

3 : Vice-Chancellor

4 : Principal

42 : How does the speaker describe the refugees?

1 : Rich

2 : Joyful

3 : Stricken

4 : Ready

43 : To whom is the speaker addressing his remarks?

1 : Teachers

2 : Parents

3 : Students

4 : Politicians

44 : What happened to many people during the partition?

1 : Settled

2 : Traveled

3 : Uprooted

4 : Promoted

45 : What quality does the speaker emphasize for national progress?

1 : Division

2 : Discipline

3 : Isolation

4 : Protest

46 : What was the immediate challenge faced after Pakistan's formation?

1 : Elections

2 : Wars

3 : Massacre

4 : Famine

47 : What does the speaker say Pakistan has done after the crisis?

1 : Collapsed

2 : Survived

3 : Surrendered

4 : Escaped

48 : What tone does the speaker adopt throughout the address

1 : Mocking

2 : Inspirational

3 : Bitter

4 : Humorous

English 11th MCQs || Ilam Ghar