It is human nature that we feel very depressed when we are
losing something.Same thing I am feeling today.31st march is my last
day at school.Every student wait for this day but when this comes we feel
burden on our hearts and brain.We feel that we are losing something.
Thursday, 20 March 2014
The Role of Media
The Role
of Media
Introduction:
Media play an important role in our life.
The newspaper, radio and the television are the most powerful organs for the
expression of the news and views about men and things.
These are regarded by the economist
as a necessity of modern life. With the growth of literacy and the development
of the means of communication, media is playing very important role in society.
As “Every picture has two sides.”Media also has its uses and abuses.
Uses:
Poverty and Its Eradications
Poverty and
Its Eradications
Introduction
it
is a confounding and comprehensive term as there is no firm definition
of poverty. The idea of poverty varies from country to country. In fact it is
physical matter. Those afflicted with poverty have insufficient and poor
clothing. There houses are so narrow crowded , cold and dirty that life is
painful as well as comparatively brief.
Tuesday, 18 March 2014
CHAPTER 2 GRADE 8TH
v Sub division of plants;
·
Difference
b/w Flowering plants and Non-flowering plants
v Salient features of
following non-flowering plants;
1)
Algae
·
Habitat
·
Life
style
·
Structure
·
Mode
of nutrition
·
Classification
·
Examples
·
Importance
v Fungi ;
·
Structure
Ø Hyphae
Ø Mycelium
·
Mode
of nutrition
Ø Heterotrophs
Ø Parasites
Ø Saprotrophs
·
Examples
·
Importance
Ø Advantages
Ø Disadvantages
·
Mushrooms
v Mosses ;
·
Habitat
·
Life
style
·
Root,
stem & leaves
·
Vascular
tissues
·
Examples
SCIENCE GRADE 8TH
CHAPTER =1
Ø
Concept
of classification & its need
·
Classification
·
Units
of classification
·
Basic
unit of classification
·
Importance/need
of classification
Ø
Micro-organisms
·
Definition
·
Micro-organisms
as a diverse group of living organisms
·
Difference
b/w different micro-organisms
1) How viruses differ from other
micro-organisms?
2) How bacteria differ from other
micro-organisms?
3) How algae & bacteria differ
from fungi?
Ø
Viruses
·
Definition
·
Shapes
·
Composition
·
Structure
·
Mode
of nutrition
·
Mode
of transmission
·
Diseases
caused by viruses in;-
1)
Human/Animals
2)
Plants
·
SARs
(severe Acute Syndrome)
Ø
Bacteria
·
Habitat
·
Types
·
Nature
·
Structure
·
Characteristics
·
Mode
of nutrition
·
Mode
of transmission
·
Importance
1)
Advantages
2)
Disadvantages
·
Pathogenic
bacteria
Ø
Methods
of preservation
·
Sterilization
·
Pasteurization
·
Low
temperature
·
Drying
process
·
By
radiations
·
High
temperature
ISLAMIC ARTICLE
Muhammad Zubair Chishti
“ALLAH ONLY
LOOKS YOUR HEARTS AND ACTIONS”
It has
been related by Abu Hurayrah 'Abdullah ibn Sakhr (may Allah be pleased with
him), who said: The Holy PROPHET (S.A.W) said:
Indeed Allah looks not towards your bodies, nor towards your faces, rather He looks
towards your hearts and your actions.
REFERENCE:This hadith is narrated by Imam Musalim in SAHEE
MUSLIM
The
Explanation.
In this hadith,
there is a beautiful point that is mentioned by Holy Prophet.Auctally,this
hadith explain the beauty of Islam.
Thursday, 13 March 2014
Justice
Justice
If
we look into the pages of history we came to know that human society began from
caves and now it is looking at space to make it as a home. But what thing that
made a human the king of planet that he is ruling every creature, he is using every
resource of the earth.
Some says that it is knowledge
but in my view it is justice.
Ego
Ego
It is man’s
nature that he has an ego to some extent .But I want to discuss here that what
is ego? What are the effects of it in shaping of human personality? In my view
ego is destructive aspects of personality. There are many things which can be
used to discuss this topic but I will just discuss love aspects.
Ego starts when we are still a child
we don’t know what is this word?
Monday, 3 March 2014
A GUIDELINE FOR EMIGRANT STUDENT
A “slight” trouble for A Villager!
After enjoying a cricket match between “rivals”, I decided to write
something from my “impeccable “memory which is a rare thing I do. But I could
not resist against the “motivation” that was behind me. On my first visit to
Pakistan, it was the only one indeed; I came across a situation at the Airport.
I saw
Tuesday, 25 February 2014
Class Nursery
Class Nursery subject science
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1
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How many types of things are present
around us?
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2 types of things are present around us. Living
and non living
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2
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What are living things?
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Living things can move ,grow and walk.
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3
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What are non living things?
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Non living things cannot move ,grow
and walk.
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4
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Are you living or non living?
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I am living.
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5
|
How many types of living things are
there?
|
There are two types of living things
Plants and animals.
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6
|
Name five fruits?
|
Apple,mango,banana,orange,grapes
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7
|
Name five animals?
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Cat, dog, goat, cow, lion.
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8
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Name five birds?
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Sparrow, crow, parrot ,pigeon, eagle
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9
|
Which is the biggest animal of the
jungle?
|
Elephant.
|
10
|
Which is the smallest animal of the
land?
|
Hog nosed bat. |
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