Unit 3 Quaid A Great Leader English Notes for Class 9th

Ans.Description of the person:
On August 7, 1947, a silver aircraft, first circled over and then landed at Mauripur, Karachi airport. The first man, who stepped out of the airplane, was a tall and dignified man, wearing a pure white sherwani. Of course, he was our great leader, Quaid-e-Azam, the founder and the first Governor-General of the new country “Pakistan”.

Ans.The cause of roaring of the crowd in one voice, Pakistan Zindabad:
When the great leader Quaid-e- Azam stepped out of the airplane, the whole crowd roared with one voice “Pakistan Zindabad”. They started cheering and never-ending slogans of Pakistan Zindabad because they were excited to see their great leader among themselves who had won Pakistan for them.

Ans.Reason for being Homeless:
Millions of people had become homeless because India and Pakistan had become separate countries. They shifted to the country where they wanted to live. So the people who left their homes and migrated to their new countries were homeless.

Ans. Reason for Quaid’s Satisfaction:
The Quaid-e-Azam looked satisfied despite the fact, he was tired and far from well, because he had the satisfaction of knowing that the greater part of his work was done. He had won Pakistan for the Muslims of the subcontinent which was the greatest Muslim state and the 5th largest nation of the world.

Ans. Quaid’s message about equal rights: Quaid-e-Azam told people about equal rights, “You are free to go to your temples: you are free to go your mosques or to any other place of worship in this state of Pakistan. You may belong to any religion or caste—-we are all citizens of one state.” He was of course reminding them of the Prophet’s (SAW) teaching that all men are equal in the eyes of Allah.

Ans. The sentence from the text having cause and effect: Cause and effect are the elements of the plot. The plot is the causal arrangement of events. Cause and effect relation is used to make the logical connections between events and actions. The Following sentence has cause and effect in it. “As soon as he appeared(c’), the whole crowed roared with one voice, “Pakistan Zindabad”(Effect),

Ans. A sentence from the text, expressing an opinion: “Perhaps he. was thinking of the millions of people who had become homeless when India and Pakistan become separate countries.” This sentence expresses the opinion of the writer about Muhammad Ali Jinnah.