بھیڑیا
9th Class Urdu Chapter 11 Notes Punjab Board
Study easy notes for Bherya (بھیڑیا) by Farooq Sarwar according to the Punjab Board Class 9 Urdu syllabus. These notes help students prepare MCQs, short questions, long questions, chapter summary, and solved exercise for exams.
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Class 9 Urdu Chapter 11, Bherya (بھیڑیا), is a symbolic and psychological short story written by Farooq Sarwar. It uses the metaphor of a wolf to depict the aggressive, greedy, and selfish nature of human beings in society. On this page, students can read solved exercises, MCQs, short questions, chapter summary (khulasa), explanation of text passages, and grammar details. The content is aligned with the PCTB / PECTAA syllabus for the 2026-2027 academic session.
Chapter Overview
Bherya (بھیڑیا) is the eleventh chapter in the Class 9 Urdu textbook. Farooq Sarwar, the writer, presents a symbolic narrative highlighting the struggle between high moral values and base animal instincts in human society. The wolf is used as a metaphor for greed, aggression, and cruelty that threatens social peace and harmony.
The study notes cover a complete solved exercise, including answers to textbook short questions, objective exercises, and explanations of key sentences (khulasa and sabaq-o-siyaaq details).
Students are guided on how to prepare the summary (khulasa) of the story for board exams and learn about symbolic travelogue/story writing techniques.
Chapter 11 Notes Material
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