General English — Past Papers — Part 6 MCQs with Explanations

Effort means an attempt or exertion made to achieve something. Attempt means to try to do or achieve something. Effort means کسی چیز کو حاصل کرنے کے لئے کی جانے والی کوشش یا محنت Attempt means کچھ کرنے یا حاصل کرنے کی کوشش کرنا

Spare can mean something additional or available for use. Extra means more than what is needed. Spare means اس کا مطلب کچھ اضافی یا استعمال کے لیے دستیاب ہو سکتا ہے۔ Extra means ضرورت سے زیادہ

Vast means وسیع Immense means وسیع

Assembled means brought or collected together. Gathered means brought together in one place. Assembled means لایا یا اکٹھا کیا گیا۔ Gathered means ایک جگہ پر اکٹھا کیا گیا۔

Conveying means expressing or communicating information, thoughts, or feelings. Communicating means sharing or expressing information. Conveying means معلومات، خیالات، یا احساسات کا اظہار یا بات چیت Communicating means معلومات کا اشتراک یا اظہار

Intense means very strong or extreme in degree. Strong means having great force , effect, or intensity. Intense means ڈگری میں بہت مضبوط یا انتہائی Strong means زبردست طاقت، اثر، یا شدت کا ہونا

Retire can mean to withdraw from an activity , position, or place. Withdraw means to move away or leave. Retire means کسی سرگرمی، پوزیشن یا جگہ سے دستبردار ہونا Withdraw means دور جانا یا چھوڑنا

Dearly can mean with great affection or love. Lovingly means in a caring or affectionate manner. Dearly means بڑے پیار یا محبت کے ساتھ مطلب ہو سکتا ہے۔ Lovingly means دیکھ بھال کرنے یا پیار کرنے والے انداز میں

Traced means followed or discovered the course , path, or origin of something. Tracked means followed or located something by observing its movements. Traced means کسی چیز کے کورس، راستے، یا اصل کی پیروی کی یا دریافت کی۔ Tracked means کسی چیز کی نقل و حرکت کا مشاہدہ کرکے اس کی پیروی کریں یا اسے واقع کریں۔

Piety means religious devotion and reverence . Devotion means deep dedication or commitment, especially to religious beliefs . Piety means مذہبی عقیدت اور احترام Devotion means گہری لگن یا عزم

Scent generally means a noticeable or pleasant smell . Stench means a very unpleasant or offensive smell. Scent means ایک قابل توجہ یا خوشگوار بو Stench means ایک بہت ہی ناگوار یا ناگوار بو

Avenged means to take revenge for a wrong or injury. Revenged means to take revenge or retaliate. Avenged means کسی غلط یا چوٹ کا بدلہ لینا Revenged means بدلہ لینا

Trust means having firm belief in the reliability or truth of someone or something. Confidence means belief or trust in someone or something. Trust means کسی یا کسی چیز کی وشوسنییتا یا سچائی پر پختہ یقین رکھنا Confidence means کسی یا کسی چیز پر یقین یا بھروسہ

A pilgrim is a person who travels to a holy or sacred place for religious reasons. Pilgrim means وہ شخص جو مذہبی وجوہات کی بنا پر کسی مقدس یا مقدس مقام کا سفر کرتا ہے۔ Traveller means وہ شخص جو مذہبی وجوہات کی بنا پر کسی مقدس یا مقدس مقام کا سفر کرتا ہے۔

Sacred means مقدس، پاک یا معظم Holy means متبرک، پاک، مقدس

Ignorance means a lack of knowledge, understanding, or information. Unawareness means a lack of knowledge or awareness. Ignorance means علم، سمجھ، یا معلومات کی کمی Unawareness means علم یا شعور کی کمی

Submission means yielding to the control or authority of another. Surrender means giving up or yielding to someone. Submission means کسی دوسرے کے کنٹرول یا اختیار کے آگے جھکنا Surrender means کسی کو ترک کرنا یا چھوڑنا

Reveal means to make something known or visible. Disclose means to make information known or public. Reveal means کسی چیز کو معلوم یا ظاہر کرنا Disclose means معلومات کو عام یا عام کرنا

Nobility means high moral qualities, honor, or dignity. Dignity refers to a sense of worth, honor, and self-respect. Nobility means اعلیٰ اخلاقی خصوصیات، عزت، یا وقار Dignity means قدر، عزت، اور عزت نفس کے احساس کے لیے

Expanse means وسعت Area means رقبہ

Rear means پالنا Foster means پالنا

" Mingle " means to mix or interact with others , which includes talking. Mingle means ملاوٹ Merge means ضم Talk means بات کرنا

“ Rising ” is the present participle of the verb “ rise .” It forms the present continuous tense with “ is ” → is rising .

Profound means very deep, serious, or thoughtful. Superficial means shallow or lacking depth. Profound means بہت گہرا، سنجیدہ، یا سوچ سمجھ کر Superficial means کم یا کم گہرائی

“ By ” is the preposition , and “ the way ” is its object . “ By the way ” is commonly used to mean incidentally or to introduce additional information .

Wouldn't is the contraction of would not. It can express unwillingness or refusal to do something. Therefore, “You wouldn't really watch the TV” is the intended answer.

My mother did not cook dinner last night. “ Last night ” indicates the Simple Past Tense . In negative sentences, use did not + base verb → did not cook .

Afflicted means suffering from pain, illness, trouble, or distress. Distressed means suffering from pain, worry, or difficulty. Afflicted means درد، بیماری، مصیبت، یا تکلیف میں مبتلا Distressed means درد، پریشانی، یا مشکل میں مبتلا

Commitment means a strong sense of responsibility or devotion to something. Dedication means giving strong effort, loyalty, or devotion to a task or purpose. Commitment means ذمہ داری کا مضبوط احساس یا کسی چیز سے لگن Dedication means مضبوط کوشش، وفاداری، یا کسی کام یا مقصد کے لیے لگن دینا

Biennial means an event that happens every two years, or a plant that takes two years to complete its life cycle. Biennial ہر دو سال بعد Every two years ہر دو سال بع د

Annihilated means to destroy something completely so that nothing is left or to defeat an opponent overwhelmingly. Annihilated مٹا دینا , نابود کر دینا , or معدوم Destroyed تباہ, برباد, or اجڑا

Harass means to annoy, trouble, or attack someone repeatedly over a period of time. Harass ہراساں کرنا , ستانا , or پریشان کرنا Annoy, ناراض

Give me a pair of scissors. Scissors are generally treated as a plural noun. For one item, use “a pair of scissors.” “A scissors” and “an scissors” are incorrect. “Scissorses” is incorrect .

Either of the books is worth reading. Either refers to one of two . “Either” takes a singular verb → is. Correct structure: Either of + the + plural noun + singular verb. “Either of books” is incorrect; use “either of the books.”

I saw five sheep in the field. Sheep has the same form in singular and plural. Singular: one sheep Plural: five sheep “Sheeps” is incorrect.

There are only five hundred students in our college. After a specific number, hundred remains singular. Correct: f ive hundred students. Incorrect: five hundreds students. “Hundreds of” is used for an unspecified large number.

I brought five dozen mangoes. After a s pecific number, dozen remains singular. Correct: five dozen mangoes. Incorrect: five dozens mangoes. We use “dozen of” when the quantity is not preceded by a specific number.