Urdu Part II (Compulsory) - BA / BSc / BCom Part II - Solved Past Paper 2024

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Urdu Part II (Compulsory)
BA / BSc / BCom Part II
Solved Past Paper 2024

(Special Thanks To Berlin Homelander, Sir Ahmed & Aلi Sheiخ)

حل پرچہ جات

سوال نمبر ۱: سیاق و سباق کے حوالے سے کسی ایک جزو کی  تشریح:۔
 (الف) "ایک دن ایک ماہرِ مذاق نے اظہار کیا کہ ہرچند انسان کی زندگی کی یقینیت نہ ہو، مگر عموماً توصیفات ایسی ہوتی ہیں کہ ان کے بناوٹی ہونے کی وجہ سے انسان کا نام لوگوں کے زبانوں پر بھرپور عرصہ تک رہتا ہے۔
"
ایسی بات کے اظہار سے ماہرِ مذاق کی طبیعتی طور پر بات کر رہے ہیں، جو زندگی کی انتہائی پیچیدہ اور غیر معینہ پہلووں کا تحلیل کرتے ہیں۔ وہ کہتے ہیں کہ اگرچہ کسی انسان کی زندگی کا مستقبل قطعی نہیں ہوتا، لیکن اکثر اوقات اس کی حیات اور کارکردگی کو کسی مخصوص طرح کا توصیف دیا جاتا ہے، جو اس کے کاموں، عملوں، اور انجامات کی بناوٹی خصوصیات پر مبنی ہوتا ہے۔ اس توصیف کے نتیجے میں، انسان کا نام اور شہرت قیامت تک عوام کی زبانوں میں رہتا ہے، جو ان کے عملوں اور کرداروں کی بنا پر مشتمل ہوتی ہے۔

(ب) "انتخابات میں نوجوان طلباء کی شمولیت ایک مختصر اور دلچسپ کہانی ہے۔ جب وہ درس گاہوں کی محفوظ ماحول سے باہر نکلتے ہیں، تو ان کی روشن چہرے اور مسکراہٹیں دیکھنے والوں کو متاثر کر دیتی ہیں، اور بعض افراد انہیں دیکھ کر ہنسی میں بہک جاتے ہیں۔
"
یہ حصہ انتخابات کی روایت کو نوجوانوں کے مشترکہ شرکت کی نظر سے بیان کرتا ہے۔ جب نوجوان طلباء اپنے درس گاہوں کی محفوظ ماحول سے باہر نکل کر سیاسی فعالیتوں میں شرکت کرتے ہیں، تو ان کی طرف سے ظاہر کی گئی خوشیاں اور مسکراہٹیں دیکھنے والوں کو متاثر کرتی ہیں۔ بعض لوگ ان کی مسکراہٹ دیکھ کر خوش ہو جاتے ہیں اور ہنسی میں بہک جاتے ہیں، جو ان کی دلچسپی اور شرکت کی طاقت کو ظاہر کرتا ہے۔

سوال نمبر ۲: کسی ایک سبق پر تبصرہ:۔
بدر کی تقریر دلخراش
بندر کی تقریر دل خراش ایک دلچسپ اور مزاحیہ موضوع ہوتا ہے جس میں بندر کو ایک موادی شخصیت کے طور پر پیش کیا جاتا ہے، جو عام طور پر انسانوں کی باتوں کو نقل کرتا ہے۔ اس سبق کا مقصد عموماً لوگوں کو ہنسانا اور انہیں مذاق سمجھانا ہوتا ہے۔ بندر کی تقریر مختلف موضوعات پر ہوتی ہے، جیسے سیاست، معاشرت، مذہب، یا روزمرہ کی زندگی۔

بندر کی تقریر دل خراش اسلیے ہوتی ہے کہ اس میں بندر کی شخصیت کو زبانی اور انداز سے پیش کیا جاتا ہے جو مذاقیہ اور دلچسپ ہوتا ہے۔ بندر کے بیانیے اور طرزِ فکر مخاطب کو ہنسا دینے کے قابل ہوتے ہیں۔ اس طرح کی تقریریں عام طور پر لوگوں کے دلوں کو بھا لے جاتی ہیں اور انہیں دلچسپی پیدا کرتی ہیں۔

یہ سبق افراد کو مذاق سمجھنے کے ساتھ ساتھ ان کی انداز و فکر کو بہتر بناتا ہے۔ بندر کی تقریر دل خراش ہوتی ہے کیونکہ اس میں انسانوں کی عادات، روایات، اور فعل و رد کو طنز کے ذریعے پیش کیا جاتا ہے، جس سے ان کی خوش فہمی بڑھتی ہے۔ اس سبق کے ذریعے لوگ مختلف موضوعات پر طنز اور مذاق سمجھنے کا اہمیت سمجھتے ہیں اور ان کا موادی اور روحانی ترقی پر اثر پڑتا ہے۔

سوال نمبر ۳: نثر نگار کی نثری خصوصیات:۔
(i) سر سید احمد خان : جواب کے لیے یہاں کلک کریں.
(ii) پریم چند: جواب کے لیے یہاں کلک کریں.
(iii) مولوی نذیر احمد: جواب کے لیے یہاں کلک کریں.

سوال نمبر ۴: اشعار کی تشریح:-
بالا ترین:
یہ شعر زندگی کے راستوں پر چلتے وقت کی اہمیت اور اس کی مسافتوں کو بیان کرتا ہے۔ شاعر یہاں انسان کی زندگی کے اہم مواقع پر قدم رکھنے کی ضرورت کو اور ان راہوں کی اہمیت کو اجاگر کرتے ہیں۔ اسے زندگی کے مختلف مراحل اور مقاصد کو پہچاننے اور سمجھنے کی ضرورت سمجھایا جاتا ہے۔

دوسرا شعر:
شاعر اس شعر میں زندگی کی مختلف مجبوریوں اور ضروریات کو بیان کرتے ہیں۔ وہ کہتے ہیں کہ زندگی کی مصیبتوں اور مشکلات میں انسان اپنی حیات کی اہمیت کو بہتر طریقے سے سمجھتا ہے۔ اسے زندگی کی مشکلات کا سامنا کرنے اور ان کا سامنا کرنے کی صلاحیت ہوتی ہے۔

تیسرا شعر:
اس شعر میں شاعر نے انسانی حس و جذبات کی قوت اور اہمیت کو بیان کیا ہے۔ وہ کہتے ہیں کہ ہر دل نے حسن و جمال کی عبادت کی ہے، یعنی ہر کوئی خوبصورتی اور جمال کو پسند کرتا ہے اور اس کی عبادت کرتا ہے۔ اس شعر میں انسانی محبت و معاشقت کی بے نظیری اور ان کی اہمیت کو اجاگر کیا گیا ہے۔

سوال نمبر ۶: شاعر کی شاعرانہ خصوصیات:
(i) میر تقی میر: جواب کے لیے یہاں کلک کریں.
(ii) مومن خان مومن
(iii) حسرت موہانی: جواب کے لیے یہاں کلک کریں.

مومن خان مومن

مومن خان مومن ایک بہت ہی خاص شاعر تھے، اور ان کی شاعری میں کئی اہم خصوصیات موجود ہیں۔ پہلی بات، ان کی شاعری میں عمق و فکر کا اظہار بہت واضح ہوتا ہے۔ ان کے اشعار میں زندگی کی حقیقتوں اور انسانیت کے پیغامات کو ایک انسانی زمانے میں پیش کیا جاتا ہے۔

دوسری بات، مومن خان مومن کی شاعری میں محبت اور عاطفہ کا اظہار بھی بہت اہم ہوتا ہے۔ ان کے اشعار میں محبت کی شدت اور اس کے پرچم کھلانے کا جذبہ نظر آتا ہے۔ وہ عشق، محبت، اور رومانیت کے احساسات کو بہت خوبصورتی سے اجاگر کرتے ہیں۔

تیسری بات، مومن خان مومن کی شاعری میں مذہبی اور انسانیت کے پیغامات بھی موجود ہیں۔ ان کے اشعار میں انسانیت کی اہمیت، انسانی حقوق، اور امید کی روشنی بھرپور محسوس ہوتی ہے۔ ان کی شاعری میں مذہبی عقائد اور انسانیت کی بنیادی اصولوں کا جاویدان موجود ہے۔

مومن خان مومن کی شاعری کی خصوصیات میں ان کی زندگی کے تجربات، انسانی معاشرتی اور روحانی پس منظر، اور فنی تجربہ شامل ہیں۔ ان کی شاعری کو پڑھ کر انسان کی روح کو سکون ملتا ہے، اور ان کے اشعار انسان کی زندگی میں ہدایت و امید فراہم کرتے ہیں۔


سوال نمبر ۷: مضمون:
 قومی یکجہتی میں اردو زبان کے کردار پر ایک تفصیلی: جواب کے لیے یہاں کلک کریں

Political Science I - BA Part I (Old Registration) - Solved Past Paper 2024

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Political Science I
BA Part I (Old Registration)
Solved Past Paper 2024

Special Thanks To Miss Maham Rehman & Aلi Sheiخ

SOLUTION

Answer No.1:
The statement "Political Science begins and ends with the state" is a traditional view that emphasizes the central role of the state in the study of political science. This perspective asserts that the state is the primary unit of analysis and the focal point of political science inquiry.

Nature of the statement:

• The statement reflects a state-centric approach, which prioritizes the study of the state and its institutions, processes, and policies.
• It implies that the state is the primary actor in political life, and other entities, such as civil society, international organizations, and markets, are secondary or peripheral.

Scope of the statement:

• The statement's scope is limited to a traditional understanding of political science, which focuses on the study of government, politics, and public policy within the context of the state.
• It neglects other important aspects of political science, such as:
  * Political behavior and psychology
  * Comparative politics and international relations
  * Political economy and globalization
  * Political culture and identity.

Critique:

• The statement is too narrow, as it overlooks the significance of non-state actors, global governance, and transnational phenomena in shaping political outcomes.
• It fails to account for the changing nature of the state and its relationships with other entities in the modern political landscape.
• The statement prioritizes the study of the state over other important areas of political science, such as political theory, public administration, and policy analysis.

In conclusion, the statement "Political Science begins and ends with the state" reflects a traditional, state-centric approach to political science. While the state remains an essential component of political science, the field has evolved to encompass a broader range of topics, actors, and perspectives, making the statement's scope and nature too limited and narrow.

Answer No. 2:
Here are the main features of Ibn Khaldun's theory of the Khilafat (Caliphate):

• The State as an End in Itself:
  Ibn Khaldun views the state as an end in itself, with a life of its own, governed by the law of causality, a natural and necessary human institution.
  
  
• Necessity of the State:
  The state is the political and social unit that alone makes human civilization possible.
  
  
• Civilization and Politics:
  Ibn Khaldun's political theory is part of his description of ʿumrān, in the specific sense of “civilization”, which is synonymous with madanīya and ḥadāra, settled urban life.
  
  
• Empiricism and Traditionalism:
  Ibn Khaldun's empiricism, manifest in his “new science”, is matched by his traditionalism, as he draws on Islamic civilization and its aspects.
  
  
• The Caliphate as a Political Institution:
  Ibn Khaldun views the Caliphate as a political institution, which is part of his broader theory of the power-state and the study of civilization.
  
  
• The Role of the Caliph: The Caliph should be a just and fair ruler, chosen for his wisdom and moral character, and responsible for upholding Islamic law and maintaining social justice.
  
  
• The Caliphate and Islamic Law:
  The Caliphate is responsible for upholding Islamic law and maintaining social justice, reflecting Ibn Khaldun's emphasis on the importance of Islamic law in the functioning of the state.
  
  
• The Caliphate and Social Order:
  The Caliphate is seen as essential for maintaining social order and stability, reflecting Ibn Khaldun's concern with the preservation of social order and the prevention of chaos.

Answer No.3:
A political system refers to the set of institutions, structures, and processes that shape the political life of a society. It encompasses the formal and informal rules, norms, and procedures that govern political behavior, decision-making, and power distribution within a society.
System analysis is a method of studying political systems by examining their components, relationships, and interactions. This approach views the political system as a whole, rather than focusing on individual parts in isolation. System analysis involves:

1. Identifying the components of the political system, such as:
   * Government institutions (executive, legislative, judicial)
   * Political parties and interest groups
   * Bureaucracy and public administration
   * Civil society and media
   
   
2. Analyzing the relationships between these components, including:
   * Power dynamics and decision-making processes
   * Communication and feedback loops
   * Conflict and cooperation patterns
   
   
3. Examining the inputs and outputs of the political system, including:
   * Public opinion and political culture
   * Policy decisions and implementation
   * Economic and social outcomes
   
   
4. Evaluating the performance of the political system, considering factors such as:
   * Effectiveness and efficiency
   * Legitimacy and accountability
   * Stability and adaptability

References:

• David Easton, "A Systems Analysis of Political Life" (1965)
• Gabriel Almond, "A Functional Approach to Comparative Politics" (1966)
• Karl Deutsch, "The Nerves of Government" (1963)

These scholars developed the system analysis approach to political science, emphasizing the importance of understanding political systems as complex, interconnected wholes.

Answer No.5:
The judiciary plays a vital role in a modern democratic state, serving as a cornerstone of the rule of law, democracy, and human rights. Its importance and roles include:
1. Interpreter of the Constitution and Laws:
The judiciary interprets the constitution, legislation, and regulations, ensuring that they are applied fairly and in accordance with the rule of law.

2. Guardian of Individual Rights:
The judiciary protects individual rights and freedoms, such as freedom of speech, assembly, and religion, and ensures that the government does not overstep its authority.

3. Check on Executive and Legislative Power:
The judiciary acts as a check on the executive and legislative branches, preventing abuses of power and ensuring that they do not violate the constitution or laws.

4. Dispute Resolution:
The judiciary resolves disputes between citizens, organizations, and government entities, providing a fair and impartial forum for conflict resolution.

5. Ensuring Accountability:
The judiciary holds public officials and institutions accountable for their actions, preventing corruption and promoting transparency.

6. Upholding the Rule of Law:
The judiciary ensures that the rule of law prevails, maintaining social order and stability by enforcing laws and regulations.

7. Protector of Minority Rights:
The judiciary safeguards the rights of minority groups, ensuring that they are not marginalized or oppressed by the majority.

8. Promoting Justice and Fairness:
The judiciary strives to deliver justice and fairness in all cases, upholding the principles of equality and justice.

9. Ensuring Separation of Powers:
The judiciary maintains the separation of powers among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, preventing any one branch from dominating the others.

10. Enhancing Democracy:
The judiciary strengthens democracy by ensuring that the government and citizens alike are subject to the law, promoting democratic values and principles.

In summary, the judiciary plays a crucial role in maintaining the rule of law, protecting individual rights, and promoting democracy and accountability in a modern democratic state.

Answer No.8:
The legislature is a vital component of a modern state, responsible for making laws, overseeing the executive branch, and representing the people. Its primary functions include:
1. Lawmaking:
The legislature creates, amends, and repeals laws, shaping the legal framework of the state.

2. Oversight:
It exercises control over the executive branch, scrutinizing policies, budgets, and actions.

3. Representation:
Legislators represent the interests of their constituents, voicing their concerns and opinions.

4. Budgeting:
The legislature approves government spending and taxation, allocating resources for public policies.

5. Advice and Consent:
In some systems, the legislature provides advice and consent on executive appointments and treaties.

The structure of a legislature varies, but common features include:
1. Bicameralism:
A two-chamber system, comprising an upper house (e.g., Senate) and a lower house (e.g., House of Representatives).

2. Unicameralism:
A single-chamber system, where all members sit in one house.

3. Parliamentary System:
The legislature is divided into political parties, with the majority party forming the government.

4. Congressional System:
A separate executive branch exists, with the legislature focusing on lawmaking and oversight.

5. Committee System:
Legislators are organized into committees, specializing in specific policy areas.

6. Leadership:
A speaker or president leads the legislature, managing debates and proceedings.

7. Members:
Legislators are elected or appointed to represent constituencies, serving fixed terms.

The legislature's structure and functions may vary depending on the country's political system, constitution, and historical context. Effective legislatures play a crucial role in ensuring accountability, representation, and good governance in modern states.

Education II - BA Part II (Old Registration) - Solved Past Paper 2024

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Education II
BA Part II (Old Registration)
Solved Past Paper 2024

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SOLUTION

Answer No.1: Edward Thorndike's Experiment (1911):
Thorndike's famous experiment involved a cat learning to escape from a puzzle box. The cat was placed in the box, and the door was secured by a latch. To escape, the cat had to pull a rope or press a lever. Thorndike observed and recorded the time it took for the cat to escape each time. The experiment demonstrated the following principles:

1. Law of Effect:
   Behaviors followed by a satisfying consequence will be strengthened, while behaviors followed by an unsatisfying consequence will be weakened.
2. Law of Exercise:
   The more an behavior is practiced, the stronger it becomes. 
3. Law of Readiness:
   A behavior will only occur if the organism is ready to perform it.
   
4. Law of Primacy:
   The first behavior learned is the most difficult to forget. 5.
5. Law of Recency:
   The most recently learned behavior is the easiest to recall.

Answer No.2: Agencies of Socialization:
Agencies of socialization are the social structures and institutions that shape our beliefs, values, and behaviors. The main agencies of socialization are:

1. Family
2. Education
3. Media
4. Peer Group
5. Religion
6. Government

Let's discuss Family and Education in detail:

1. Family: The family is the primary agency of socialization, providing initial socialization and shaping our basic values and beliefs. Family influences include:
   * Parent-child relationships
   * Sibling interactions
   * Family traditions and culture
   
   
2. Education: Formal education plays a significant role in socialization, teaching social norms, values, and skills necessary for social and economic success. Education influences include:
   * Curriculum content
   * Teacher-student relationships
   * Peer interactions in school settings.

Both family and education play crucial roles in shaping our social identities, beliefs, and behaviors, and their influences can last a lifetime.

Answer No.3: Islamic Philosophy of Education:
The Islamic philosophy of education is based on the Quran, Hadith (the sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad), and the teachings of Islamic scholars. Its core objectives are:

1. Tarbiyah (Character Development):
   Cultivating a strong moral character, with virtues like compassion, honesty, and justice.
2. Ta'lim (Knowledge Acquisition):
   Seeking knowledge and understanding of the world, with a focus on spiritual growth and self-improvement.
3. Ta'dib (Cultural Refinement):
   Developing cultural and aesthetic awareness, including literature, art, and social etiquette.

Key Principles:

1. Tawhid (Unity of God):
   Recognizing the oneness of God and the interconnectedness of all knowledge.
2. Adab (Etiquette):
   Fostering respect, discipline, and self-control.
3. Akhlaq (Ethics):
   Developing moral character, with an emphasis on compassion, fairness, and responsibility.
4. Ilm (Knowledge):
   Seeking knowledge and wisdom, with a focus on understanding God's creation.
5. Hikmah (Wisdom):
   Applying knowledge and experience to make wise decisions.
6. Ibadah (Worship):
   Recognizing education as a form of worship, with the ultimate goal of pleasing God.

Islamic education aims to produce individuals who are:

1. Faithful and God-conscious
2. Knowledgeable and wise
3. Ethical and responsible
4. Culturally refined and aesthetically aware.
5. Committed to serving humanity.

By integrating these principles, Islamic education seeks to develop well-rounded individuals who can contribute positively to society and achieve spiritual growth.

Answer No.5:
Culture has a profound impact on a child's personality, shaping their beliefs, values, and behaviors. Here's a comprehensive analysis:

1. Values and Beliefs:
   Culture instills values and beliefs that influence a child's worldview, moral principles, and attitudes towards life.
2. Language and Communication:
   Language and communication styles are shaped by culture, affecting how children express themselves and interact with others.
3. Customs and Traditions:
   Cultural customs and traditions teach children social norms, etiquette, and expected behaviors.
4. Family Dynamics:
   Cultural expectations influence family relationships, parenting styles, and sibling interactions. 
5. Socialization:
   Culture influences socialization processes, such as play, friendship formation, and community involvement.
6. Education:
   Cultural values and beliefs impact educational aspirations, learning styles, and academic achievement.
7. Emotional Development:
   Culture shapes emotional expression, regulation, and coping mechanisms.
8. Identity Formation:
   Culture plays a significant role in shaping a child's sense of identity, self-esteem, and belonging.
9. Social Skills: Cultural norms and values influence social skills, such as cooperation, empathy, and conflict resolution. 
10. Worldview: Culture shapes a child's understanding of the world, including their place in it and their relationship with others.

Positive impacts of culture on personality:

• Provides a sense of belonging and identity.
• Teaches valuable traditions and customs.
• Shapes moral values and principles.
• Influences language and communication skills.
• Fosters social skills and community involvement

Negative impacts of culture on personality:

• Can limit exposure to diverse perspectives.
• May enforce harmful traditions or beliefs.
• Can create cultural bias and prejudice.
• Influences harmful gender roles or stereotypes.
• Can restrict individual freedom and autonomy.

In conclusion, culture has a profound impact on a child's personality, shaping their values, beliefs, and behaviors. While culture provides a sense of belonging and identity, it's essential to be aware of potential negative impacts and promote cultural sensitivity, diversity, and inclusivity.

Answer No.6:
Heredity and environment both play significant roles in the learning of an individual.
Heredity:

• Influences genetic predispositions, such as intelligence, aptitudes, and personality traits 
• Determines physical characteristics, like sensory abilities and brain structure.
• Affects learning styles and abilities, such as language acquisition and math skills.
• Sets limits on potential, but does not guarantee success or failure.

Environment:

• Shapes experiences, opportunities, and cultural background.
• Influences learning through social interactions, teaching methods, and resources
• Affects motivation, self-esteem, and emotional development .
• Provides opportunities for growth, exploration, and skill development.

Interaction between Heredity and Environment:

• Heredity sets the potential, while environment influences the realization of that potential
• Environment can enhance or hinder genetic predispositions
• Heredity can affect how individuals respond to environmental stimuli

Example:

•  A child with a genetic predisposition to musical talent (heredity) may develop exceptional skills with exposure to music education and practice (environment).
• A person with a genetic tendency towards language learning (heredity) may become fluent in multiple languages with exposure to language instruction and cultural immersion (environment).

In conclusion, both heredity and environment play crucial roles in an individual's learning, and their interaction shapes the learning outcome. Understanding this dynamic helps tailor learning experiences to maximize potential.

Education I - BA Part I (Old Registration) - Solved Past Paper 2024

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Education I
BA Part I (Old Registration)
Solved Past Paper 2024

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SOLUTION

Answer No.1:
A good and ideal student typically exhibits the following characteristics:
1. Diligence and Hard Work: Consistently puts in effort and time to complete assignments and study for exams.

2. Curiosity and Love for Learning: Shows a genuine interest in acquiring knowledge and understanding concepts.

3. Attentiveness and Focus:
Pays attention in class, participates in discussions, and stays engaged.

4. Organization and Time Management:
Effectively prioritizes tasks, sets goals, and manages time wisely.

5. Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving:
Analyzes information, evaluates ideas, and approaches challenges with a logical mindset.

6. Respect and Discipline:
Demonstrates respect for teachers, peers, and rules, and follows classroom norms.

7. Positive Attitude and Resilience:
Maintains a positive outlook, bounces back from setbacks, and perseveres through difficulties.

8. Effective Communication:
Listens actively, asks thoughtful questions, and expresses ideas clearly.

9. Teamwork and Collaboration:
Works well with others, contributes to group efforts, and values diverse perspectives.

10. Self-Awareness and Reflection:
Recognizes strengths and weaknesses, sets personal goals, and reflects on progress.

11. Adaptability and Flexibility:
Adjusts to new situations, challenges, and technologies with an open mind.

12. Integrity and Honesty:
Upholds academic integrity, avoids plagiarism, and truthful in all interactions.

These characteristics demonstrate a commitment to academic excellence, personal growth, and social responsibility, making a student a valuable member of the academic community.

Answer No.3:
I tried searching for information on Teacher-Centered Curriculum, but couldn't find a detailed description. It likely involves an instructional approach where the teacher plays a central role in planning, delivering, and assessing student learning. The teacher decides what and how students will learn, and the curriculum is often structured around the teacher's expertise. You may want to try searching online for more information on this topic!

Answer No.5:
Teaching aids are indeed an essential component of the effective teaching process. They are materials or tools used to support and enhance the learning experience, making it more engaging, interactive, and effective. Teaching aids can help to:

1. Clarify complex concepts.
2. Stimulate student interest and motivation.
3. Encourage active learning and participation.
4. Provide visual reinforcement of lessons.
5. Cater to different learning styles.
6. Save time and improve teaching efficiency.
7. Enhance student understanding and retention.
8. Facilitate differentiated instruction.
9. Support technology integration.
10. Encourage creativity and critical thinking.

Examples of teaching aids include:

1. Visual aids (charts, diagrams, pictures).
2. Audio-visual aids (videos, audio recordings).
3. Interactive whiteboards.
4. Educational software.
5. Games and simulations.
6. Manipulatives (hands-on materials).
7. Realia (real-life objects).
8. Flashcards.
9. Posters and charts.
10. Online resources and multimedia.

Effective use of teaching aids can transform the classroom into a dynamic and engaging learning environment, promoting student-centered learning and improving academic outcomes.

Answer No.8:
The role and function of the Intermediate Board of Education is to:-

• Hold and conduct examinations pertaining to intermediate education, secondary education, Pakistani and classical languages and other examinations as determined by the government.
• Accord, refuse or withdraw recognition to educational institutions.
• Lay down conditions for appointment to various examinations held by the Board.
• Grant certificates and diplomas to successful candidates.
• Fix, demand and receive fees as prescribed
• Award scholarships, medals and prizes to position holders
• Organize and promote extra-mural activities
• Create posts and appoint staff necessary for the purpose of its functions - Make provisions for buildings, premises, furniture, apparatus, books and other means required for carrying out the purposes of the Act.

The Board is also responsible for prescribing courses of study, laying down conditions for recognition of institutions, inspecting institutions and calling for inspection reports. The Board has the power to organize, regulate, develop and control intermediate and secondary education.