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9th Class English Unit 4 The Great Visionaries Solved Textbook Exercise (MCQs & Question Answers)

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English Class 9 Unit 4 The Great Visionaries Solved MCQs from Sindh Board Textbook

Here are the solved MCQs from Class 9 English Unit 4 Pakistan & National Pride Chapter One The Great Visionaries Sindh Board Textbook Exercise.

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01. The Quaid-e-azam message is: (a) Unity, Faith and Determination (b) Unity, Faith and Steadfastness (c) Unity, Faith and Discipline ✓ (d) Unity, Determination and Steadfastness

02. The Quaid-e-azam was one of the top barristers of: (a) Karachi (b) Bombay ✓ (c) Delhi (d) London

03. What title was given to Quaid-e-azam by Gokhale and the famous Hindu poetess Sarojini Nido: (a) The best Ambassador of Hindu Muslim Unity ✓ (b) The Best Saint of Hindu Muslim Unity

(c) The best Representative of Hindu Muslim Unity

(d) The Best Leader of Hindu Muslim Unity

04. Quaid-e-azam was a strong proponent of: (a) Muslim-Sikh unity

(b) Muslim-British unity (c) Muslim-Hindu unity ✓ (d) Muslim-Christain unity

05. In the start, Quaid-e-azam was an active member of the: (a) Congress √ (b) Unionist Party (c) Communist Party (d) Muslim League

06. Allama Iqbal is known as the: (a) poet of the East ✓ (b) poet of the West (c) poet of the Muslim

(d) poet of Asia

07. Allama Iqbal began his professional career as a Professor of: (a) Persian (b) Philosophy (c) Arabic ✓ (d) Economics

08. Allama Iqbal did his M.A. in: (a) 1903 (b) 1905 (c) 1910 (d) 1899 ✓

09. In 1905, to study law, Allama Iqbal went to: (a) Munich (b) London ✓ (c) Germany (d) Spain

10. By profession, Allama Iqbal is a: (a) barrister ✓ (b) doctor (c) politician (d) landlord

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17. From where Allama Iqbal got a law degree? (a) England ✓ (b) Munich (c) New York (d) Washington Mutual

18. Allama Iqbal died in: (a) 1932 (b) 1936 (c) 1938 ✓ (d) 1940

19. Allama Iqbal died: (a) 9 years before the creation of Pakistan ✓ (b) 5 years before the creation of Pakistan (c) 2 years after the creation of Pakistan (d) 9 years after the creation of Pakistan

20. When Allama Iqbal was elected a member of the Punjab Legislative Council? (a) 1924 (b) 1923 (c) 1926 ✓ (d) 1930

26. The Quaid-e-azam pleaded the case of: (a) a client (b) neighbor

(c) the Muslim world (d) a separate homeland √

27. When did Allama Iqbal preside over the Allahabad meeting of the All India Muslim League? (a) 1927 (b) 1928 (c) 1930 √ (d) 1931

28. Quaid-e-azam was among the most famous personality of: (a) South Asia ✓ (b) the Muslim world (c) his college (d) Middle East

29. Allama Iqbal was awarded a Ph.D. degree for his work on:

(a) Indian Philosophy (b) Western Philosophy (c) Muslim Philosophy (d) Persian Philosophy ✓

30. Allama Tobal was chosen to serve as the All India Muslim League's Punjab branch: (a) president ✓ (b) vice president (c) general secretary (d) treasurer

English Class 9 Unit 4 The Great Visionaries Question Answers from Sindh Board Textbook

Here are solved Questions and Answers from Class 9 English Unit 4 Pakistan & National Pride Chapter One The Great Visionaries Sindh Board Textbook Exercise.

Students are advised to study from below-given 9th class English Unit 4 The Visionaries solved exercise from Sindh Textbook Board.

Q.1: What was the message of Quaid-e-Azam on 11th August 1947?

Ans: The Quaid-e-azam stated the following when he delivered the speech on August 11, 1947, regarding the right to freedom of religion:

"you are free, you are free to go to your temples, you are free to go to your mosques or any other place of worship in this state of Pakistan. You may belong to any religion caste or creed that has nothing to do with the business of the state. We are starting in the days when there is no discrimination no distinction between one community and another. We are starting with this fundamental principle that we are all citizens and equal citizens of one state".

Q.2: How did Quaid-e-azam praise Allama Iqbal's role in a message on his death?

Ans: The Quaid-e-azam appreciated the services of Allama Iqbal for Pakistan whole-heatedly and said, "To me, he was a friend, a guide, and a philosopher, and during the darkest moments through which the Muslim League had to go, he stood like a rock."

Q.3: What were the main points of Allama Iqbal's address of 1930 at Allahabad?

Ans: Here are the main points of Allama Iqbal's address of 1930 at Allahabad. 

• India is a continent inhabited by human groups of various racial backgrounds whose actions are not dictated by a shared sense of race.
• It is therefore impossible to apply the European democratic principle to India.
• Since Muslims are eager to have their state, I would like to see Sindh, Baluchistan, Punjab, and the North Western Frontier Province combined under a single Muslim state.

Q.4: What did Allama Iqbal say about Islam in his presidential address in 1930?

Ans: Allama Iqbal said, "One thing about Muslim history has stuck with me. It is Islam that has preserved Muslims at trying times in their history, not Muslims who have saved Islam. If you accept Islam as your religion today, you will regain your strength and unity and prevent total annihilation."

Q.5: Why was Quaid-e-azam called an Ambassador of the Hindu-Muslim unity?

Ans: The Quaid-e-azam aspired to further strengthen the bonds between Muslims and Hindus. He genuinely tried to keep them together. 

That was the reason for calling him "The Ambassador of the Hindu-Muslim Unity". 

Q.6: Why did Quaid-e-azam leave the congress?

Ans: Being a brilliant political leader, Quaid-e-azam quickly saw that the Indian National Congress was pushing the Hindu population of the subcontinent towards a polarised Hindu-Muslim relationship, therefore he left the party. Muslims in the area would be victimized politically and economically as a result of this. He decided to join the Muslim League and quit the Congress as a result.

Q.7: What was Allama Iqbal's political role in the creation of Pakistan?

Ans: Allama Iqbal was a political activist who fought valiantly for South Asian Muslims. He was chosen as head of the All India Muslim League's Punjab branch. In his presidential address at the Muslim League convention in Allahabad in 1930, he expressed a clear demand for a separate state for South Asian Muslims.

Q.8: What was Quaid-e-azam vision of the different communities?

Ans: Complete equality was a pledge made by Quaid-e-Azam to every citizen upon Pakistan's independence in 1947. It is clear from Quaid-e-azam's perspective what the various communities were like:

• The state would treat each person's religion with total impartiality.
• the nation in which there would be no distinctions between citizens based on their caste, religion, or creed and where all citizens would be treated equally.

Q.9: Why did Allama Iqbal want a separate state for the Muslims of India? Why did Allama Iqbal demand for Pakistan?

Ans: Allama Iqbal was cognizant of the issues facing Indian Muslims. He was well aware that the Hindus would never permit them to grow independently. His goal was to free Muslims from non-Muslim authority. Thanks to Iqbal's efforts, the Muslims were able to wake up from their sleep.

True False Solved Exercise 4.5 of English Class 9 Unit 4 "The Visionaries" 

Here is the solved 9th class English Unit 4 The Visionaries textbook exercise 4.5 of True/False. 

1. Jinnah wanted Muslims to have more rights in Pakistan. (FALSE) 
2. Quaid-e-azam first joined the Congress and then the Muslim League. (TRUE) 
3. Zoya and Amber offered to find information about Allama Iqbal. (FALSE) 
4. Allama Iqbal wrote two letters to Quaid-e-azam in 1938. (FALSE) 
5. Both Quaid-e-azam and Allama Iqbal were barristers. (TRUE) 
6. In his letters, he said that Muslims should demand a separate state. (FALSE)