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Moen-Jo-Daro - Question Answers - English IX Short Question Answers from “Moen-Jo-Daro” for class 9th, IX, Ninth Class Q 1: What does Moen-jo-Daro mean? Where is Moen-jo-Daro situated and what is the cause  of its fame?   ANS : Moen-jo-Daro, means the mound of the dead i40en-jo-Daro is situated at a distance of 27  km from Larkana on the right bank Of the river indus. The cause Of its fame is that it has  exposed the ruins of one of the oldest civilizations in the world. Q 2: Who was Sir John Marshall? What did he say when the villagers brought the pieces Of  old pots and bricks to him?   ANS : Sir John Marshall was an English civil servant who looked after historical remains. He  said to them, "Perhaps there was once a town or a city which lies under these mounds of  clay and sand. Let us dig here maybe we shall uncover the remains of an old city.  Q 3: What do you know about the houses and streets Of Moen-jo-Daro? Ans ...

The Guddu Barrage - Question Answers - English IX Short Question Answers from "The Guddu Barrage" for class 9th, IX, Ninth Class  What is a barrage? What are the benefits of a barrage? Why are barrages built? A barrage is a kind of wall constructed across the river. It has gates through which water  passes in a limited quantity. A barrage controls the flow of water in floods and thus  protects life and property. A barrage also stores water which is used for irrigation through  canals. What are the benefits of Guddu Barrage? A flood of about 1.2 million cusecs can pass through the Guddu Barrage. The barrage irrigates an area Of 2.7 million acres mostly in Sukkur and Jacobabad  districts of Sindh. It will increase the grain output by half a million tons. It has reduced the distance between Lahore and Quetta while the distance between  Rahim Yar Khan and Kashmore has almost been halved.  What do you kn...

The Secret of Success - Question Answers - English IX Short Question Answers from "The Secret of Success" for class 9th, IX, Ninth Class  What were the three questions asked by the king? What is the most important time to Start some work? What is the most important work to do? Who is the most important person? Why did the king want to know the answers to his three questions? The king was in search of the secret of success. The king thought if he could find out the  answers to three questions, he would discover this secret and never fail. He announced a  reward of 5,000 gold coins for the correct answers. Why was the king not satisfied with the answers? Many wise and learned men came to the court to give the answers. The king discussed the  questions with them for many days. The king was not satisfied with their answers because  they could not agree with one another. All Of them gave different answers.  Why did the king d...

Abou Ben Adhem - Question Answers - English IX Short Question Answers from "Abou Ben Adhem" for class 9th, IX, Ninth Class  What did Abou Ben Adhem see in the room when he awoke from deep sleep? Abou Ben Adhem saw an angel in the room when he awoke from deep sleep. There was  moonlight and peace in his room. An angel was writing something in a book of gold. What did Abou ask the angel? What was angel's reply? Abou asked the angel what he was writing. The angel said thathe was writing the names  of those people who loved God. Abou asked if his name was there. On the angel's denial,  he asked him to write his name as one who loves his fellowmen. What did the angel show Abou Ben Adhem when he came the second time? The next night the angel came the second time with a great wakening light. He showed  Abou the names of those whom love of God had blessed Abou Ben Adhem's name was on  top of the list.  Why was Abou Ben Adhem's name on...

A Letter About The Village Life In Pakistan - Question Answers - English IX Short Question Answers from "A Letter About The Village Life In Pakistan" for class 9th, Ninth Class  What do you know about the life of villagers? The villagers are very simple and straightforward people. They lead a simple happy and  contented life. The atmosphere is peaceful and people enjoy the fresh air and natural  beauty in villages. Why are the villagers healthy and strong? The villagers walk a lot. They work hard from dawn to dusk. They eat natural and fresh  foods. They go to bed early at night and get up early in the morning, so they are healthy  and strong. Who are the two important workmen in the villages? What do they do? The two important workmen in the villages are carpenters and blacksmiths. They are  needed mostly in the villages. They make and repair farmers' tools and do other odd jobs.  Who are the two Important persons in the ...

Responsibilities of A Good Citizen - Question Answers - English IX Short Question Answers from "Responsibilities of A Good Citizen" for class 9th, IX, Ninth Class Who were savages? Thousands Of years ago men lived in caves like animals. They are now called savages Each  one Of them lived by himself and for himself. They hunted for their food and lived hard  lives. What happened when societies grew larger? When societies grew larger man became more civilized. Many more professions and  occupations developed. Laws were made to make life safer and happier. What Is our duty / responsibility to our country? It is our duty/responsibility to understand the problems facing our country and we must  cooperate with the government in solving them. We should be loyal and patriotic to  Pakistan. We should pay our taxes promptly, fully and honestly.  Q.4: What are the problems facing Pakistan? Ans: There are a lot of problems facing Pakistan. Th...

The Miller of The Dee - Question Answers - English IX Short Question Answers from "The Miller of The Dee" for class 9th, IX, Ninth Class Who is a miller? Where did the miller dwell and what was he singing about? A miller is a man who runs a mill. The miller dwelt beside the river Dee. He was always  singing that he envies nobody and nobody envies him. Who is the happier of the two, the miller or the king? The miller is happier than the king. He earns his bread with his own hands. He loves his  wife and three children. He is not In debt and is thankful to god.  Why did the king say that the miller was wrong? The king told the miller that he was wrong because he envied him. The king was sad while  the miller was happy. The king said that if his heart could be as light as that of the miller,  he would gladly change it with him.  What did the king say to the miller in the last stanza of the poem? The king told the miller that his ...

Nursing - Question Answers - English IX Short Question Answers from "Nursing" for class 9th, IX, Ninth Class What does nursing mean? Who was Florence Nightingale and what was her aim in life? Nursing means looking after the sick and injured. Florence Nightingale was the founder of  modern nursing. Her aim in life was to serve the suffering humanity. What did the Prophet (peace be upon him) do for the sick? He visited the sick regularly, comforted them and spoke kind words to them. He even  visited his ailing enemies. He urged the Muslims to help those who were sick or suffering.  What did the Prophet (peace be upon him) give Hazrat Ghifaria and why? Hazrat Ghifaria accompanied the Prophet (peace be upon him) in the Battle of Khyber. She  tended the wounded soldiers on the battlefield because she was a very good nurse. The  Prophet (peace be upon him) presented a necklace to her for her services in the battle. Give an account Of the lif...

The Great War Hero - Question Answers - English IX Short Question Answers from "The Great War Hero" for class 9th, IX, Ninth Class  Why will the name of Major Raja Aziz Bhatti be written in letters of gold? Major Raja Aziz Bhatti fought against the enemy for six days and nights without rest. He  laid down his life in the defence of his country. Therefore, his name would be written in  letters of gold. Why was Major Aziz Bhatti awarded the Nishan-e-Haider? Major Raja Aziz Bhatti fought against the enemy with great valour. He laid down his life in  the defence of his country. For this act of valour, he was awarded the Nishan-e-Haider. What was Major Raja Aziz Bhatti's reply to his Commanding Officers? What were the  words of Major Raja Aziz Bhatti when he was asked to take rest? He replied to his Commanding Officer, "DO not recall me. I don't want to go back. I will  shed the last drop of my blood in the defence of my dear homeland."...

Stopping By Woods on A Snowy Evening - Question Answers - English IX Short Question Answers from "Stopping By Woods on A Snowy Evening" for class 9th, IX, Ninth Class  What are harness bells? Why does the horse shake his harness bells? Harness bells are tied to leather Straps worn by the horse. The horse shakes his harness  bells to ask his master if there is some mistake. The horse can not think of any reason to  Stop there. Why does the horse think it strange to stop by the woods? The horse thinks it strange to stop between the woods and the frozen lake because, there  is no farmhouse near. The horse thinks that there is some mistake. What other sound alone can be heard where the poet is standing? Why does the poet mention this sound? The only other sound is the sweep of easy wind and downy flake. The poet mentions this  sound to emphasize the calmness of the scene. There was complete silence and peace in  the woods.  Why can...

Health is Wealth - Question Answers - English IX Short Question Answers from "Health is Wealth" for class 9th, IX, Ninth Class Q 1: What are germs? How are diseases caused? Ans : Germs are the smallest living things. They cannot be seen with the naked eyes. We can  only see them through a microscope. Diseases are caused by germs. Q 2: What do flies and dust carry? What diseases are caused by flies?  Ans : Flies and dust carry hundreds Of germs. They are enemies o/ our health. When germs enter our bodies, they make us ill. Typhoid, cholera and several other diseases are caused  by flies. Q 3: How do flies carry germs to food? Ans : There are germs in dirty things. When flies sit on dirty things, the germs stick to their legs.  When flies sit on our foods, the germs stick to them. When we eat these foods, the germs  enter our body and we get ill.  Q.4: How do we get malaria? How can we get rid of it? Ans: Malaria is caused by th...

What the Quaid-e-Azam Said - Question Answers - English IX Short Question Answers from "What the Quaid-e-Azam Said" for class 9th, IX, Ninth Class  Q 1: When and where was Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad All Jinnah born? What do you know  about Quaid's education? Ans : Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah was born on December 25, 1876, in Karachi. Quaid  got his early education in Karachi. On passing matriculation at 16, he went to England to  study law. Q 2: What way did the Quaid tell his people to get Pakistan? Ans : He said, "You can get Pakistan not by asking, not by begging, not even by mere prayers but  by working with trust in God. Insha Allah Pakistan will be yours." Q 3: What did Quaid-e-Azam say about education? Ans : Education was a matter Of life and death to our nation. The world is moving so fast that if  we do not educate ourselves we will not only be left behind but also will be no more.  Q 4: What advice did Quald-e-Azam ...

Chapter # 9 (Short Question Answers) CHILDREN Short Question Answers from "Children" for class 9th, IX, Ninth Class  What questions perplexed the poet? How has his questions been answered? The poet was perplexed by the thought of his old age and ultimate death. Then the poet  thought that children are the signs of life. The old people depart from the world and the  children replace them. He understands the life cycle of man and is satisfied now . How are children different from the poet?  Children are young, fresh, lively and happy. The poet is old, worried and unhappy. The  chapter of life is opening to children and it is closing to the poet How can the birds and the sunshine be in the hearts Of children? Birds are always happy. The sunshine is a sign of life. The birds and the sunshine are in the  hearts of children mean that children are happy, energetic and full of life. What would happen to us if there were no children? C...

Chapter # 8 (Short Question Answers) THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE PAKISTAN MOVEMENT Short Question Answers from the role of wemen in paksitan movement for class 9th, ix, Ninth class Who was Abadi Begum? Why is she remembered till today? Abadi Begum, popularly known as Bi Aman was the mother of Moulana Muhammad All  and Moulana Shaukat Au who devoted their lives to the cause Of the 'Muslims. She is  remembered till today because she taught her sons to be willing to sacrifice their lives in  the cause Of Muslim independence. Why is Miss Fatima Jinnah called Madr-e-MiIIat (mother of the nation)? Miss Fatima Jinnah helped her brother in the struggle for the establishment of Pakistan.  She devoted her life to Quaid-e-Azam. She looked after her brother so much. The grateful  nation thus calls her Madr-e-MiIIat which means the mother Of the nation.  What word did BI Aman send to her sonswhen they were arrested and imprisoned? When her sons wer...

Chapter # 7 (Short Question Answers) Alla ma Iqbal - Question Answers - English IX Short Question Answers from “Allama Iqbal” for class 9th, IX, Ninth Class Q 1: What do you know about Allama Iqbal's education? Ans : After completing his early education in his home town Sialkot, Allama Iqbal went to  Government College, Lahore in 1895. He passed M.A. in 1899 from the University pf  Punjab in 1905, he left for England for higher studies and got a law degree from London. In  1908, Munich University awarded him Ph.D. degree for his work on Persian philosophy. Q 2: Allama Iqbel was a philosopher Comment? Ans : Allama Iqbal was well-versed in philosophy, both eastern and western—He pointed out the  defects in some of the philosophical systems of the west. He also got a doctorate degree  from Munich University for his work on Persian philosophy. He' also put forward the  philosophy of Pakistan and asked Quaid-e-Azam to make it a reality. ...

The Daffodils - Question Answers - English IX Short Question Answers from “The Daffodils” for class 9th, IX, Ninth Class Q 1: What does the poet compare the daffodils with and why? Ans : The poet compares the daffodils with stars. The daffodils resembled the stars in some  ways. The daffodils stretched along the margin of a bay in a never-ending line like the Stars  spread on the milky way. The daffodils fluttered In the breeze while the stars twinkled in  the sky. Q 2: What does Wordsworth see when he lies upon his couch in a pensive mood! What  happens to the poet when he lies on his couch?   Ans : When the poet lies on his couch, the beautiful scene of the daffodils comes before his  eyes. His heart then fills with pleasure and dances with the daffodils. His loneliness then  becomes a great joy.  Q 3: How can wealth come to the poet by looking at the scene before him? Ans : William Wordsworth was a poet of nature. He love...