Elon Musk's Mobile Pi

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Tesla Model Pi How is the world making progress in science and technology, we are still looking for a great marriage hall to celebrate our unique wedding with all pump and show. Read the following features and see how education is helping the people who want to move and serve humanity. I. Introduction - Elon Musk's new venture: Tesla Model Pi smartphone II. Revolutionary Features - Disrupting the smartphone market III. Comparison to Competition - iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel IV. Key Advantages - Reasons behind Musk's claim to "destroy" existing smartphones V. Conclusion Impact of Tesla Model Pi on the smartphone industry Elon Musk, the innovative mind behind Tesla, SpaceX, and Neuralink, has announced his latest venture. It will change the mindset:  the Tesla Model Pi smartphone. This revolutionary device promises to shake up the smartphone market, challenging the dominance of industry leaders like iPhone,  Samsung Galaxy,  and Google Pixel.  But what sets th...
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Button, Button by Richard Matheson- Test No 1- English Part I

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Button, Button by Richard Matheson

English P1      Marks: 30               TIME: 40 MINUTES    

    Name:                                         Roll #:                  Section:     

Q.1 Mark the correct option:                             [10]

1. “Norma almost hung up but restrained herself.


a.  quickened           


b. ferocious        


c. stopped            


d. offended

    2.   She repressed a smile and she was sure now it was a sales pitch.

a.   appreciated         


b.   addressed     


c. suppressed     


d. informed

    3.   Mr Steward’s tone had been offensive.

a.   authoritative       


b.   polite              


c.   pleasant         


d.   unpleasant

    4.   He picked up the button unit and thrust it into Mr Steward’s hands


a.  wrote                     


b.  pasted           


c.  shove                


d.  got back

MCQs

5. Mr Steward will call on at?


a. 7.00 P.M     


b. 8.00 P.M          


c. 8.30 P.M           


d. 9.00 P.M

6. Who in Norma’s opinion, was the researcher?


a. psychiatrist 


b. eccentric millionaire 


c. doctor     


d. lawyer

7. What was printed on the card with Steward’s name and his?

a. organization


b. address  


c. telephone no   


d. street no

8. When does he ______to play cricket?


a. going 


b. goes   


c. go   


d. went

9. She does not _____ a noise. 


a. making 


b. make  


c. made   


d. makes

10. He always ______ his work daily. 


a. study 


b. studies   


c. studying   


d. studied


Q.2 Punctuate the following lines.                             [05]

it won t take long to explain replied mr steward


Q.3 Answer any 5 questions of the following:          [10]

    i.    What was there in the package lying by the front door?

    ii.   What was the message Norma received on pushing the button?

    iii.  Why did Mr Steward continue persuading Norma?

    iv.  How did Norma persuade her husband to agree with her?

v. How did Norma try to persuade her husband to push the button?

vi. What does Mr Steward say about his organization? 

Q.4 Translate into Urdu:                                           [15]


In the morning, as she left the apartment, Norma saw the card halves on the table. Impulsively, she dropped them into her purse. She locked the front door and joined Arthur in the elevator. While she was on her coffee break, she took the card halves from her purse and held the torn edges together.

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