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BA ADA Part 2 Modern Essays Questions Notes
1. Pakistan and the Modern World
Q1. What was the rationale of Pakistan?
Q2. What were the circumstances that led to the creation of Pakistan?
Q3. Discuss the early problems of Pakistan.
Q4. Discuss Liaquat All Khan as a great orator.
Q5. What were the expectations of Liaquat All Khan from the Western World?
Answer:
Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan visited U.S.A to establish friendly relations with that
emerging power. He was given chance to address American people at Kansas University He told
them the facts behind the creation of Pakistan, early hardships of Pakistan and future role of
Pakistan for the establishment of peace in the whole world. His wording and way of expression
prove him forceful orator.
He told the logical reasons which caused creation of Pakistan. The Hindus were great in
number, politically, economically and socially. The Hindus were stronger than the Muslims. It is
doubtless that both the Hindus and the Muslims had been living together for many centuries but
hard differences of religious outlooks, economic principles and social system could not make them
one nation.
It was reasonable demand of Indian Muslims to get separate homeland for the security of
their own culture and civilization. The Hindus believed in the caste system whereas the Muslims
believed in the equality of men. The Hindus differed sharply from the Muslims. Pakistan had to
face back-breaking hardships in the early stage of its life.
Liaquat Ali Khan tells them that Pakistan, a poor and new born democracy, has many
expectations from America. The Americans should help Pakistan in every field of life so that
Pakistan may contribute to the world peace. The Americans must do something constructive and
practical to raise the standard of life of the Pakistanis. The Americans must help Pakistan in
industry, science and technology.
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, BA BSc ADP English Classes & Notes (03420402036 WhatsApp)
To sum up the whole discussion it would not be wrong to say that Liaquat Ali Khan
presented his point of view argumentatively and forcefully. He argued that stable democratic
Pakistan would play important role for the establishment of peace everywhere in the world.
2. The Eclipse
Q1. How was the reaction of people about Solar Eclipse?
Q2. What is the significance of the conclusion that “The whole fabric of civilization" was
modeled and molded?
Q3. Write a note on the scene / graphic picture of Solar Eclipse.
Q4. Discuss of significance of the Sun in human life.
Answer:
Virginia Wolf was one of the prominent literary figures of modern literature. Her essay
"Eclipse" discloses the importance of the sun, excitement of people to see Eclipse sight and
colourless world without the sun.
It was broadcasted that there would be Eclipse spectacle for 24 seconds in the north of
England. Everyone was excited to see it. People were traveling towards the north on local and
private transport. People of mountainous areas also joined this procession.
A huge crowd of spectators was restless to observe this amazing scene. The sun arose
and colourized everything on the earth. There is no beauty of anything without colours and it is
the sun which gives colour to everything on earth. The disappearance of the Sun in signifies
everything.
There were clouds in the sky and the Sun was removing from its path. Every eye was
fixed on the sky. People wound their watches to count seconds and then the sky became dark and
it was modelled and moulded for a short span of time. The sun disappeared and the whole world
plunged into darkness. The people were amazed to see the great scene of solar eclipse. The colour
of everything changed and lost its importance. In short, there is no beauty of anything without
colours and there is no colour without the sun. There were clouds in the sky and the sun.
3. Whistling of Birds
Q1. How does writer describe the departure of winter and arrival of spring?
Q2. Discuss writer's love for nature in "Whistling of Birds ".
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Q3. Do you find incompatibility of death with life in "Whistling of Birds ".
Q4. How is winter compared with spring season in "Whistling of Birds "?
Answer:
D.H. Lawrence was a pure lover of nature. His essay "Whistling of Birds” is its obvious
evidence. The incompatibility of death with life has been shown through destructive winter and
constructive spring in "Whistling of Birds ".
Winter stands for death whereas spring symbolizes life. Nothing is seen but dead bodies of
lapwings, starlings, thrushes, redwings and ugliness of everything in winter. Forests, gardens,
fields and vallies lose their beauty in long winter, silence prevails everywhere. No one likes this
season. Birds migrate to other areas. Everything looks inactive and sad because of devastation of
winter.
As soon as spring sets in after long deadly season of winter, happiness returns along with
blossoming of flowers, greenery and chirping of birds. Everyone welcomes spring with smiling
face. No power can stop lamb to dance, birds to sing and animals to enjoy the pleasures of spring.
Everyone looks active, energetic and happy in spring.
The results of both seasons uncover the reality of life and death. Both death and life are
incompatible to each other. Existence of one shows disappearance of another. Detail discussion of
seasons shows keen observation and writer's love for nature.
To conclude the whole discussion, it can be said that Lawrence has shown the graphic picture of
destructive and deadly winter and constructive and pleasure giving spring in a very beautiful and
convincing manner.
4. TAKE THE PLUNGE
Q1. What details does Gloria Emerson provide of a plunge from the airplane into space into
space in her essay?
Q2. What were motives of Gloria Emerson in making jump?
Q3. How was the reaction of her colleagues when she jumped?
BA BSc ADP English Classes & Notes (03420402036 WhatsApp)
BA ADA Part 2 Modern Essays Questions Notes
1. Pakistan and the Modern World
Q1. What was the rationale of Pakistan?
Q2. What were the circumstances that led to the creation of Pakistan?
Q3. Discuss the early problems of Pakistan.
Q4. Discuss Liaquat All Khan as a great orator.
Q5. What were the expectations of Liaquat All Khan from the Western World?
Answer:
Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan visited U.S.A to establish friendly relations with that
emerging power. He was given chance to address American people at Kansas University He told
them the facts behind the creation of Pakistan, early hardships of Pakistan and future role of
Pakistan for the establishment of peace in the whole world. His wording and way of expression
prove him forceful orator.
He told the logical reasons which caused creation of Pakistan. The Hindus were great in
number, politically, economically and socially. The Hindus were stronger than the Muslims. It is
doubtless that both the Hindus and the Muslims had been living together for many centuries but
hard differences of religious outlooks, economic principles and social system could not make them
one nation.
It was reasonable demand of Indian Muslims to get separate homeland for the security of
their own culture and civilization. The Hindus believed in the caste system whereas the Muslims
believed in the equality of men. The Hindus differed sharply from the Muslims. Pakistan had to
face back-breaking hardships in the early stage of its life.
Liaquat Ali Khan tells them that Pakistan, a poor and new born democracy, has many
expectations from America. The Americans should help Pakistan in every field of life so that
Pakistan may contribute to the world peace. The Americans must do something constructive and
practical to raise the standard of life of the Pakistanis. The Americans must help Pakistan in
industry, science and technology.
BA BSc ADP English Classes & Notes (03420402036 WhatsApp)
, BA BSc ADP English Classes & Notes (03420402036 WhatsApp)
To sum up the whole discussion it would not be wrong to say that Liaquat Ali Khan
presented his point of view argumentatively and forcefully. He argued that stable democratic
Pakistan would play important role for the establishment of peace everywhere in the world.
2. The Eclipse
Q1. How was the reaction of people about Solar Eclipse?
Q2. What is the significance of the conclusion that “The whole fabric of civilization" was
modeled and molded?
Q3. Write a note on the scene / graphic picture of Solar Eclipse.
Q4. Discuss of significance of the Sun in human life.
Answer:
Virginia Wolf was one of the prominent literary figures of modern literature. Her essay
"Eclipse" discloses the importance of the sun, excitement of people to see Eclipse sight and
colourless world without the sun.
It was broadcasted that there would be Eclipse spectacle for 24 seconds in the north of
England. Everyone was excited to see it. People were traveling towards the north on local and
private transport. People of mountainous areas also joined this procession.
A huge crowd of spectators was restless to observe this amazing scene. The sun arose
and colourized everything on the earth. There is no beauty of anything without colours and it is
the sun which gives colour to everything on earth. The disappearance of the Sun in signifies
everything.
There were clouds in the sky and the Sun was removing from its path. Every eye was
fixed on the sky. People wound their watches to count seconds and then the sky became dark and
it was modelled and moulded for a short span of time. The sun disappeared and the whole world
plunged into darkness. The people were amazed to see the great scene of solar eclipse. The colour
of everything changed and lost its importance. In short, there is no beauty of anything without
colours and there is no colour without the sun. There were clouds in the sky and the sun.
3. Whistling of Birds
Q1. How does writer describe the departure of winter and arrival of spring?
Q2. Discuss writer's love for nature in "Whistling of Birds ".
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, BA BSc ADP English Classes & Notes (03420402036 WhatsApp)
Q3. Do you find incompatibility of death with life in "Whistling of Birds ".
Q4. How is winter compared with spring season in "Whistling of Birds "?
Answer:
D.H. Lawrence was a pure lover of nature. His essay "Whistling of Birds” is its obvious
evidence. The incompatibility of death with life has been shown through destructive winter and
constructive spring in "Whistling of Birds ".
Winter stands for death whereas spring symbolizes life. Nothing is seen but dead bodies of
lapwings, starlings, thrushes, redwings and ugliness of everything in winter. Forests, gardens,
fields and vallies lose their beauty in long winter, silence prevails everywhere. No one likes this
season. Birds migrate to other areas. Everything looks inactive and sad because of devastation of
winter.
As soon as spring sets in after long deadly season of winter, happiness returns along with
blossoming of flowers, greenery and chirping of birds. Everyone welcomes spring with smiling
face. No power can stop lamb to dance, birds to sing and animals to enjoy the pleasures of spring.
Everyone looks active, energetic and happy in spring.
The results of both seasons uncover the reality of life and death. Both death and life are
incompatible to each other. Existence of one shows disappearance of another. Detail discussion of
seasons shows keen observation and writer's love for nature.
To conclude the whole discussion, it can be said that Lawrence has shown the graphic picture of
destructive and deadly winter and constructive and pleasure giving spring in a very beautiful and
convincing manner.
4. TAKE THE PLUNGE
Q1. What details does Gloria Emerson provide of a plunge from the airplane into space into
space in her essay?
Q2. What were motives of Gloria Emerson in making jump?
Q3. How was the reaction of her colleagues when she jumped?
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