Read Foundation Boys College Panjerah

English (12th)
Important Essays

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The Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) Said:
“The best of charity is when a Muslim
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man gains knowledge, then he teaches it to his Muslim brother.”
Credit: M. Hammad Mustafa (12th)
1. Inflation (264 Words)
Inflation is a persistent rise in an economy’s general price level of goods and services. It is a complex phenomenon
affecting the economic growth and development of countries worldwide. Pakistan is one such country that has been
struggling with inflation for many years. In this essay, we will discuss the causes and effects of inflation in Pakistan and
the measures that can be taken to control it.
One of the primary causes of inflation in Pakistan is the excessive printing of money by the government to finance its
expenses. This leads to an increase in the money supply, increasing demand for goods and services, and driving up
prices. Another factor contributing to inflation is the devaluation of the Pakistani rupee, which makes imports more
expensive, causing prices to rise.
Inflation has a significant impact on the economy of Pakistan, as it reduces the purchasing power of the people and
increases the cost of doing business. High inflation rates also discourage investment and hinder economic growth,
making it difficult for the country to create jobs and improve the standard of living.
To combat inflation in Pakistan, the government needs to implement policies that address the root causes of the
problem. This includes controlling the money supply, reducing government spending, and promoting exports to
increase foreign exchange earnings. Additionally, the government can encourage economic investment to spur growth
and create jobs.
In conclusion, inflation is a significant economic challenge in Pakistan that requires the government’s immediate
attention. By implementing sound economic policies and promoting investment, the country can address this problem
and achieve sustainable economic growth.
2. Patriotism (342 Words)
Patriotism is a passion from which springs the love for one's country. Itis but natural to love one's own homeland. No
doubt, a man becomes emotionally attached to the place, where he lives. So, patriotism is a natural passion.
If we analyze patriotism historically, we come to know that it is an inborn instinct. Adam (AS) loved his first dwelling
i.e. paradise. Allah says in the Holy Quran that the tribes and races of man have been made for the purpose of
recognition only; but man began to feel pride in his tribe, race, family and language. Perhaps these are natural instincts.
But the most dominant instinct among these is the love for one's country because it has a broader implementation.
Patriotism assumes different shapes in different people. Some people love their language, nation, race or country
more than others. But everyone has a tinge of patriotism in one sense or another.
As far as the Islamic concept of patriotism is concerned, it regards all the Muslims as a nation. It maintains that every
piece of land is the property of Allah. Every place and every country belong to the Muslims. Thus, the Muslims become
a universal community.

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Sunan Ibne Majah, Vol 01, Book 01, Hadith 243
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So, the Islamic patriotism is very broad and the wide in its application. Patriotism should be promoted if it teaches the
lesson of endurance and tolerance. But there are many negative aspects associated with patriotism. Many wars have
been fought in the name of patriotism. Prejudice is one of the byproducts of patriotism. Sometimes narrow-
mindedness stands parallel to patriotism. The so-called patriot accepts nothing except what relates to his own self. He
praises his country and all its related things even if these do not deserve so. He abhors others simply because they do
not belong to his country even if they deserve to be appreciated.
In short, we should have patriotism. It is not a bad thing. But approach should always be realistic. It should be
humanistic and universal. It should be unlimited and not regional. Rational patriotism is better than sentimental one.

3. My First Day At College (426 Words)

Sweet memories are like the sweet flowers. They become a source of happiness in the depressing drama of life.
Usually, hard experiences teach us wisdom. The person who learns nothing from the dark past should expect nothing
from the bright future. Though the memory of my first day at college is a bit bitter, it is shining in my mind's eye like
the smiling tears.
It was a sunny day of spring. I with my friends went to the college for the first time. We were excited and eager for
learning. Still we were a furlong away from our college when a group of horrified students told us that some senior
students were waiting for new comers to make a fool of them. We began to tremble with fear. We turned pale. We
could not utter a word.
They told us that the seniors wanted to adorn the students of the first year with different colors, rags, and the garlands
of old shoes. Our blooming faces fell down as the blooming flowers scatter in a heavy rain.
Eventually, the president of the college union appeared there like a sudden wave of grace. We told him our problem.
He smiled and encouraged us to face the situation. However, he helped us and escorted us to the gate of the college.
He asked the other students not to harass us. We became happy to be safe so nicely.
We came to the playground. The naughty senior students reached there. They began to make a fool of us. We
reminded them of the advice of the president of the college union. They laughed and asked me to put on a tattered
shirt. I did so. They displayed a placard at the chest of my friend. The word "scarecrow (4)" was written on it. A boy
with a wreath of old shoes advanced to a new comer. He observing the situation minutely ran in one direction.
Some boys ran after him. We took advantage of the situation and ran in the opposite direction. Some other boys ran
after us. To our bad luck our path ended on the verge of a field soggy with the recent irrigation. We hesitated a moment
but horrified by the chasing party, we jumped onto the sodden field. The senior students stopped at the brink and
laughed loudly to see us in this crisis. We were however relaxed to be away from the grave risk. How we reached our
houses is another story to tell. It is how I spent my first day at college.

4. Co-Education (285 Words)

Co-education, the system of educating boys and girls together, is widely practiced in Pakistan. Although there are
some reservations and objections to this system, it is still considered beneficial in many ways. Co-education allows
students to interact with each other and learn to respect each other’s perspectives and opinions. It also helps to
eliminate gender biases and stereotypes and fosters a more inclusive learning environment.
Furthermore, co-education can provide a more diverse learning environment. Male and female students often bring
different perspectives and approaches to learning, which can enhance classroom discussions and group projects. This
can also help prepare students for the real world, where they must work with people of different genders,
backgrounds, and cultures.
However, there are some concerns related to co-education in Pakistan. Some conservative families believe that co-
education can lead to immoral behavior and prefer separate schools for boys and girls. Additionally, there are concerns
about safety and security, especially in areas where harassment and violence against women are high.

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Despite these concerns, co-education has been gaining popularity in Pakistan. It is seen as an effective way to promote
equality, foster respect, and prepare students for the real world. With proper measures to ensure safety and security,
co-education can continue to provide valuable learning opportunities for students of all genders in Pakistan.
In conclusion, co-education has both advantages and disadvantages. While it can promote gender equality and
diversity in the classroom, it can also create distractions, social and emotional challenges, and negative impacts on
students’ moral development. Ultimately, the success of co-education in Pakistan depends on the quality of
the educational institutions and the effectiveness of the teachers and administrators in creating a positive and
supportive learning environment for all students.
5. Corruption (365 Words)
Corruption is the highly infectious social disease which has spread its roots to the mind of the bad people. No one
take birth to do such type of bad activities in the society however some bad conditions of their life forced them to do
so. Gradually they become habitual for all of these bad activities. However, people suffering from any problem,
disease, etc. should keep patience and trust on themselves and never do anything bad in life. As, one negative step
of anyone may harm the lives of many people. We are not a single entity on this earth, there are many like us, so we
should think a little about others and live life happily and peacefully with positive thoughts.
There are many causes of corruption in the society. Now-a-days political leaders are making interest oriented
programmes and policies instead of nation oriented programmes and policies. They are just wishing to be famous
politician for completing their own interests instead of citizen’s interests and requirement. There is increasing level
of change in the value system in the human mind as well as decreasing ethical qualities of human being. The level of
trust, faith and honesty is decreasing which gives rise to the corruption.
The number of common people with increased tolerance power towards corruption is increasing. There is a lack of
strong public forum in the society in order to oppose the corruption, widespread illiteracy in rural areas, poor economic
infrastructure, etc. are the reasons of endemic corruption in the public life. Low salaries norms of the government
employees force them towards channel of corruption. Complex laws and procedures of the government distract
common people to get any type of help from government. During election time, corruption become at its highest peak.
Politicians always take support of poor and illiterate people by dreaming them big in future during their governance
however nothing happens after win.
Though, the corruption is rampant in Pakistan, it is also true that by and large the common men and women of Pakistan
are honest and have an evident dislike for corruption. However, deep rooted the corruption might be, it could be
successfully eliminated with political will and public awareness.
6. My Hobby (370 Words)
Hobby is something that we do for joy and delight. We live in a world of struggle and effort. Man has to toil the
whole day for his survival. He usually gets bored with this labour. He needs pleasant activity to lessen the burden of
this boredom. Such an activity is called a hobby. Different people adopt different hobbies for this purpose. Though I
do many things during spare time, the thing that attracts me the most is gardening. "God Himself first planted a
garden. And it is the purest of human pleasures", says F. Bacon. Therefore, this hobby is a source of joy and
pleasure for me.
I live in a big city where life is very mechanical and noisy. In the city, there is no place of real peace and calm. Therefore,
I have made a lawn in front and a garden at the back of my house. In the garden, there are many kinds of trees. Many
kinds of flowers also bloom in the garden. These flowers show different shades of colors. They give off sweet smell
and present a beautiful view. Green trees, grassy lawn, flowers of various colors and front wall covered with green
mistletoe add to the beauty of my house. The fluttering leaves and the dancing branches of the trees attract the
viewers.
I daily devote some of my time to the maintenance of my garden. I dig the beds of flowers, trim the grass and apply
manure to the plants. Sometimes, I whitewash the trunks of the trees, spray the plants and prune the rose plants. I
love to work and sit in my garden and lawn. My garden is a Source of peace and joy for me. I have also advised my
friends to prepare such gardens in their houses. Some of my friends have accepted my proposal and have grown plants
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in the lawns of their houses also. I sometimes go there to advise and help them in the growth and maintenance of
their gardens. I also participate actively in the plantation scheme of the Government every year. I have planted
hundreds of trees at different places throughout the city. After planting the trees, I also take care of them.

7. Information Technology (IT) (434 Words)

Processing and distribution of data through computers, telecommunication and digital electronics is called information
technology. This is an age of IT. The world has changed into a global village. Easy access to all kinds of data across the
world is the fruit of IT. This is the most leading technology of the present age. The followings are the means that are
used in IT.
Computer is the most important equipment used in IT. A computer is a collection of simple machines whose activities
are coordinated by a central control unit. These machines can read information and store this information for later
use. Motherboard, processor, RAM, monitor, keyboard, mouse, CD-ROM and floppy disk drive are the main
components of a computer.
As life become speedy and quick, the importance of computer has increased. It is being used in every field of life. In
industry, it keeps a record of goods, cost and output. It provides a great deal of help in engineering. It designs buildings
of all kind. It gives information about the best material to be used. In medicine, it assists to perform various tests,
diagnoses diseases and prescribes medicine. In space, sea and earth explorations, it has performed wonders. It collects
information of various heavenly bodies, their properties, and atmospheric conditions. It tells us about the hidden
treasures under the earth. It collects information for us from the most remote parts of the world.
Data processing is the analysis of data by using one or more computer programmes. It is widely used in business,
engineering, science and many other fields. Data processing is of two kinds i.e. database processing and transaction
processing. A database is a collection of common records stores in computer. It can be searched, accessed and
modified. Bank account records are the example of such a data. Transaction processing refers to the sharing of data
between computers. In this process one computer can access the data stored in other computers.
The internet is a global information system. It works through many interconnected computer networks. Each network
may link tens, hundreds, or even thousands of computers. These computers share information with one another. The
internet has enabled people all over the world to effectively communicate with one another. They make information
available to others and find information provided by others.
Telecommunication means the sending and receiving of message over long distances. It consists of devices and
systems that transmit electronic signals across long distances. The common devices of telecommunication are
telephone, radio and television. Telecommunication enables people around the world to contact each other, exchange
information, transmit data and communicate effectively.

8. Unemployment (478 Words)

Unemployment means the joblessness of those who are able and willing to work. Unemployment is a serious social
problem. But it is not the problem of particular country; it is a worldwide problem. The ratio of unemployment is
constantly increasing.
Economists have categorized the causes of unemployment as frictional, seasonal, structural, and cyclical.
Frictional unemployment arises when workers try to seek such jobs as may fit their ability and taste. Friction in this
case refers to the unsuitability between the worker and the job available. A worker may give up his old job and try to
look for a new one. Sometimes, it takes time to find a new suitable job. This type of unemployment can be reduced
somewhat by providing the workers with a variety of suitable jobs.
Seasonal unemployment occurs when industries have a slow season. Ours is an agricultural country. In the crop season,
new jobs are created. Particularly in cotton season, cotton factories are run. Then workers are employed there. But
when the cotton season is over, the factories are closed and the workers are unemployed. Thus, seasonal
unemployment occurs.
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Structural unemployment arises from an imbalance between the kinds of workers wanted and the kinds of workers
available. The imbalances may be caused by lack of skills, location, or personal likes and dislikes. New rapid
developments are taking place in technology. This necessitates new skilled workers in industries. Thus, industries
employ new skilled workers. As a result, the old workers who have outdated skills are left without a job. Sometimes,
a plant in a declining industry is closed. It throws the workers out of work. Sometimes, a plant is shifted to another
place. The workers who are unable or unwilling to move to the area are left jobless.
Cyclical unemployment results from a general lack of demand for labor. When the business cycle turns downward,
demand for goods and services drops; the workers are laid off.
Unemployment is not a petty problem in its nature. It is a very grave problem. It hinders the smooth running of a
country. Therefore, it should be tackled before it paralyzes the whole structure of society. The following steps can be
of tremendous help in this regard.
First, the education system should be modified. The present system is producing such educated men as are good for
nothing. They are not skilled and technically trained. To make the situation even worse, they expect decent jobs, They
do not accept menial jobs and, therefore, remain unemployed. The government should introduce such system of
education as may produce skilled workers. In this regard, vocational and technical institutes should be opened. Second,
new industries should be set up to create more opportunities for employment. Third, steps should be taken to control
the population. Fourth, cottage industry should be promoted in towns villages. If these steps are taken, the problem
may be solved.

9. My Aim In Life (368 Words)

Aim simply means an ambition or a desire for one’s future. It helps us in making our attention focused on a particular
target. It motives us. It forces us to be hardworking, honest, punctual and steadfast in our efforts. There are various
aims set by people. Everyone has an aim in life. Mostly people wish to be doctors, engineers, officers and industrialists.
It is because these are the paying professions. As far as my aim in life is concerned, I wish to be a master of information
technology. A great revolution has been brought by information technology in various fields of life. It has modernized
our life and changed our attitude. It has converted the whole world into a global village. Instant and the swiftest means
of information technology have changed our life style altogether.
Why I want to be an expert in information technology. The reason is quite simple. First of all, it is the need of hour.
This field is the most popular and emerging branch of the contemporary knowledge. After the 11 th September
catastrophe of the USA, Islam has become the most widely discussed issue throughout the world. Anti-Islamic
propaganda campaign is flourishing through media. Being a Muslim, it is my duty to defend my religion. This I can do
effectively and forcefully by information technology.
This will help me in preaching my religion and dispelling misconceptions about it. Then it will become a source of
cordial and spiritual satisfaction. I have chosen this profession only by keeping in view the serious and sensitive nature
of the issue. By adopting this profession, I would be able to refute all charges falsely levelled against Islam. Beside this,
I would be able to attract the nom-Muslims towards Islam through the internet and E-mails.
I work day and night to get my goal. I am sure that after four years, I will become a competent master of information
technology. I have special aptitude and talent for this field. I know it is difficult and though to hit my target but I still
achieve that there is nothing impossible in this world mat Allah help me in achieving my aim and keeping my intentions
in the right way. (Ameen)!

10. City Life (380 Words)

A city is a vast build-up area where a large number of people live and work. Here we find high buildings, vast roads,
big parks, crowded bazaars, and government offices. In cities, people remain busy the whole day. Even at night, certain
places i.e. cinema houses, theatres and parks remain crowded.

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The city life is an easy life. It provides all sorts of facilities. Schools, colleges, and universities are the main centers of
education. Hospitals provide the people with medical facilities. Fast communication and transportation are also there
to serve people.
About all sorts of eatables are available in a city. There are provision stores, hotels, canteens and utility stores to fulfil
the needs of people. Usually the streets and roads in the cities are clean and wide.
Education is the sure means of progress. It is a necessary element for the uplift of mankind. The cities provide a lot of
opportunities for education. Schools, colleges and universities are in plenty in cities.
The city life provides man with a lot of chances of progress. It is so generous that it accommodates everyone. From
specialist to layman, all can find something of their interest in the city life. Though the benefits of city life are many
there are also certain demerits of this life. In city, life is quick, and uncertain. Approximately all sorts of evils can be
found in the city life. The daily newspapers expose these Urban crimes.
In cities, people are selfish and proud. They do not take heed to what is happening around. They have their own
interests and desires. They lack the qualities of hospitality generosity and simplicity. They are always busy in either
earning or spending money. They do not care to help the needy and the ailing people
Though people living in cities can get all sorts of food, they could not enjoy the pure and fresh food. They inhale the
polluted air. The atmosphere in cities is dusty and smoky.
Some suitable steps can make the city life worth-living. First of all, steps should be taken to provide the people with
fresh air and clean water. The food supplies should be checked. Trees should be planted to ensure clean atmosphere.
The moral sense of the people living in cities should be awakened.

11.My Hero In History / My Favorite Personality (331 Words)

A hero is a man of outstanding character and matchless genius. He must be a man of unique qualities. Though the
Muslim history is full of great men, my hero in history is Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. I think, he is really a
man of worthy of the title “Hero”.
Muhammad Ali Jinnah was born on 25 December, 1876. He received his early education from his native city. After
passing the matriculation examination, he went to England for higher education. He was born-fighter. His motto was
“Work, work and more work”. After his return from England, he started practicing as a lawyer in Bombay. He went on
struggling for years. At last he became one of the leading lawyers of India.
Then he took keen interest in politics. He joined the Indian National Congress in 1906 and worked for the Hindu-
Muslim unity. But soon, he realized that the Indian National Congress was striving for the rights of Hindus only.
Therefore, he left the Indian National Congress and joined the Muslim League in 1913. Then he demanded a separate
homeland for the Muslims of India.
The Quaid-e-Azam proved that the Muslims and the Hindus were poles apart. They could not live together like single
nation. Therefore, he demanded an independent homeland for the Muslims so that they could live peacefully
according to their own Islamic traditions.
The Quaid-e-Azam worked hard for the establishment of Pakistan. Overwork had a bad effect on his health. His doctors
advised him to stop working hard. But he thought that his work was more important than his health. Finally, he
succeeded in his efforts and Pakistan came into existence on 14th August, 1947.
Jinnah became the first governor general of Pakistan. He proved to be a successful ruler. Jinnah’s hard work earned
him the title “Quaid-e-Azam”. He had been suffering from Tuberculosis (TB) since long. His health failed under the
heavy pressure of work and ultimately, he died on September 11, 1948. He was buried in Karachi.

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 12.A Visit To A Historical Place / Museum (388 Words)
A visit to a museum is always an enriching experience that allows us to learn about history, culture, and art.
Recently, I had the opportunity to visit the National Museum of History in my city, and it was a fascinating journey
through time and space.
As I entered the museum, I was immediately struck by the grandeur of the building and the vast collection of
artifacts on display. The museum was divided into different sections, each dedicated to a specific period in history. I
started my tour in the ancient history section, where I saw artifacts from the prehistoric era, including tools, pottery,
and jewelry. It was amazing to see how our ancestors lived and thrived thousands of years ago.
Next, I moved on to the medieval history section, where I saw armor, weapons, and tapestries from the Middle Ages.
The intricate designs and craftsmanship of these artifacts were truly impressive, and I could almost imagine myself
living in that time period. The museum also had a section dedicated to the colonial era, with artifacts from the time
of European exploration and conquest. It was a sobering reminder of the impact of colonization on indigenous
cultures around the world.
One of the highlights of my visit was the art gallery, which featured paintings, sculptures, and other works of art
from various periods in history. I was particularly drawn to the Renaissance paintings, with their vibrant colors and
intricate details. It was a treat for the eyes to see these masterpieces up close and appreciate the skill and talent of
the artists who created them.
As I wandered through the museum, I also took the time to read the informational plaques and listen to the audio
guides, which provided valuable insights into the history and significance of each artifact. I learned so much about
different cultures, traditions, and events that have shaped our world today.
Overall, my visit to the museum was a memorable and educational experience. It was a journey through time that
allowed me to appreciate the richness and diversity of human history. I left the museum feeling inspired and
enlightened, with a newfound appreciation for the past and a deeper understanding of the world around me. I
would highly recommend a visit to a museum to anyone looking to expand their knowledge and broaden their
horizons.

13.Uses & Abuses Of Mobile Phones (286 Words)

The advent of mobile phones has revolutionized the way education is imparted and received. With just a few clicks,
students have the world of knowledge at their fingertips. Mobile phones offer numerous educational apps, online
libraries, and platforms for virtual classrooms, making education more accessible and inclusive. These technologies
cater to various learning styles and needs, enabling personalized learning experiences. Furthermore, mobile phones
enhance collaborative learning through group chats and online project tools, fostering teamwork and
communication skills among students.
However, the overuse and dependency on mobile phones can have adverse effects. It can lead to addiction, where
students find it hard to concentrate on their studies without checking their phones frequently. This addiction can
significantly reduce their academic performance and limit their social interactions, leading to isolation. The easy
access to the internet also poses risks of misinformation and exposure to inappropriate content, which can mislead
and harm young minds. Moreover, the misuse of mobile phones for cheating during exams undermines the integrity
of the educational process.
To counter these challenges, it’s imperative to instill digital literacy and ethics in students from an early age. Schools
and parents should play an active role in monitoring and guiding mobile phone use. Setting clear rules for when and
how mobile phones can be used for educational purposes, encouraging breaks from screen time, and promoting
physical activities and face-to-face interactions can help balance the benefits and drawbacks of mobile phone use in
education.
By fostering a responsible approach to mobile phone usage, we can leverage its advantages to enhance learning
while protecting students from its potential abuses. This balance is key to ensuring that mobile phones remain
valuable tools in our educational toolkit rather than distractions or hazards.

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 14.Place of Women in our society (378 Words)
“Lucky is the women; whose first child is a daughter.”
(Prophet Muhammad‫)ﷺ‬
Women had no respectable place in society before Islam came to their rescue. They were ill-treated and had no rights
to education, economic independence and inheritance. They were considered the product of the devil. The new-born
girls were buried alive. They were also burn alive with their dead husbands. Islam gave women respect and basic
human rights.
Women are playing their role today in different capacities. They enjoy better status now as a daughter, sister, wife
and mother. They have social, financial and matrimonial independence. They are no more confined to the four walls
of their houses. They now fully participate in the social, political and economic development of the country.
Women have always played an important role in the development of a nation. In the early days of Islam, women
worked side by side with men. The history of the Muslims is full of the names of women who were eminent scholars,
poets and Sufis. In the battlefield, they nursed the injured, kept up the supplies and in certain cases, even fought
bravely.
Some women may like to choose some profession as a career and earn for themselves. There are certain jobs that
women can do more easily and more efficiently than men. They can be very useful and successful teachers, doctors
and nurses. By nature, they are polite and sympathetic and can do well in teaching and medical professions.
Being a Muslim, the main duty of a woman is to perform her duties as a good wife, good sister, good daughter and
good mother. She should look after the home and manage family matters using her ability. She must understand her
duties as a wife or mother. If she does not do so, society will be collapsed. Islam and the constitution of Pakistan have
conferred upon women an enviable place. Women should not misunderstand and misuse the rights which are given
to them. They should play their role wisely in the progress and prosperity of the country being a good citizen as well.
They should remain peaceful with themselves and with the forces of nature around them.
“Nature has given women so much power that the law has very wisely given them little.”
15.Science in Everyday Life (277 Words)
Science is not confined to laboratories and classrooms; it is an integral part of our everyday existence. It permeates
every aspect of our lives, from the moment we wake up to the time we go to bed.
Consider our morning routine. The toothpaste we use, the toothbrush bristles designed for optimal cleaning, and the
running water from our taps are all products of scientific research and development. The alarm clock that wakes us up
is a result of precision engineering.
As we head to the kitchen for breakfast, we encounter the wonders of food science. The milk we pour into our cereal
is pasteurized to ensure its safety, and the cereal itself is a product of agricultural science. The coffee we brew relies
on principles of thermodynamics and chemistry.
Our daily commute is another arena where science shines. The vehicles we use, whether cars, bicycles, or public
transport, are engineered for safety and efficiency. The traffic lights that regulate our journey are synchronized
through complex algorithms, reducing congestion.
In our workplaces, science and technology empower us to be more productive. Computers, smartphones, and the
internet are all products of scientific ingenuity. They enable us to communicate, collaborate, and access information
with unprecedented ease.
Even in our leisure activities, science plays a significant role. From the smartphones we use for entertainment to the
sports equipment designed for maximum performance, science enhances our recreational experiences.
In conclusion, science is not an abstract concept but a tangible and ever-present force that shapes our daily lives. It
enables us to live comfortably, stay healthy, and connect with the world. Science in everyday life is a testament to
human innovation and progress.
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 16.Advantages & Disadvantages of Social Media (249 Words)
Social networking is a technology that is becoming more and more popular these days because of how user-friendly
it is. Social media websites like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and others enable people to communicate with one
another across distances. In other words, social media has facilitated our access to the entire globe.
When we look at social media’s positive aspects, there are several advantages. The most important one is an
excellent teaching tool. With only one click, everyone can get access to any information they require. Students can
utilize social media to educate themselves on a range of subjects. Social internet has also made it feasible to attend
live seminars. You may hear a lecture being given in America while sitting in Pakistan.
Despite these clear benefits, social networking is viewed as one of society’s most damaging forces. If social media is
not used responsibly, it can have detrimental effects. It is harmful because of the unparalleled violation of your
privacy. Due to the oversharing on social media, children are a target for predators and hackers. Additionally, it leads
to cyberbullying, which is extremely harmful to everyone. As a result, it’s critical to constantly monitor what kids
publish online, especially on social media.
In conclusion, social networking has both advantages and disadvantages. But ultimately, it’s up to the consumer. In
particular, young people must find a balance between their use of social media, physical activity, and academic
performance. Social networking is just as deadly as anything else when used excessively.

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