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Internation Research Olympaid-2026

IRO Quizzes Self-Assessment Test IRO No.1 Read the following passage and answer the given questions below: Education Research Passage Does Competition Improve Academic Performance? Competition has long been considered a motivating force in education. Many schools organize ranking systems, academic awards, and competitive examinations to encourage students to perform better. Supporters argue that competition pushes students to work harder, set higher goals, and develop resilience in the face of challenges. Recent research, however, presents mixed findings. A study conducted among 1,200 high school students revealed that moderate levels of competition improved academic performance by increasing motivation and focus. Students who participated in structured academic contests showed a 12% improvement in test scores compared to those in non-competitive environments. On the other hand, the same research found that excessive competition led to increased stres...

Present Indefinite Tense No 1

Use the Correct Form of the Verb Instructions: Complete each sentence with the singular or plural verb. 1. The baby ___ to bite the bread. (wants/want) 2. All the children ___ the sweet dishes with relish. (eat/eats) 3. Children ___ to play computer games. (want/wants) 4. John and Mike like ___ the boat in the river. (row/rows/rowing) 5. The child ___ six hours daily. (sleep/sleeps) 6. She does not ___ in this college. (teach/teaches) 7. Money ___ the mare go. (make/makes) 8. If we ___ the hall early, we can have the seats. (reach/reaches) 9. She does not ___ her aunt. (love/loves) 10. She daily ___ here to sell goods. (come/comes) 11. The workers do not ___ any job today. (have/has) 12. It usually ___ here in July-August. (rain/rains) 13. None of us ___ to play this game. (like/liking) 14. We ___ in New York. (live/lives) 15. If she ___ hard, she can pass the exam. (work/works) 16. The sun ___ in the East every day. (rise/rises) 17. She ___ the exams easily. (pass/passes) 18. If he __...

International Research Olmpaid

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Internation Research Olympaid-2026

IRO Quizzes Self-Assessment Test IRO No.1 Read the following passage and answer the given questions below: Education Research Passage Does Competition Improve Academic Performance? Competition has long been considered a motivating force in education. Many schools organize ranking systems, academic awards, and competitive examinations to encourage students to perform better. Supporters argue that competition pushes students to work harder, set higher goals, and develop resilience in the face of challenges. Recent research, however, presents mixed findings. A study conducted among 1,200 high school students revealed that moderate levels of competition improved academic performance by increasing motivation and focus. Students who participated in structured academic contests showed a 12% improvement in test scores compared to those in non-competitive environments. On the other hand, the same research found that excessive competition led to increased stres...

Present Indefinite Tense No 1

Use the Correct Form of the Verb Instructions: Complete each sentence with the singular or plural verb. 1. The baby ___ to bite the bread. (wants/want) 2. All the children ___ the sweet dishes with relish. (eat/eats) 3. Children ___ to play computer games. (want/wants) 4. John and Mike like ___ the boat in the river. (row/rows/rowing) 5. The child ___ six hours daily. (sleep/sleeps) 6. She does not ___ in this college. (teach/teaches) 7. Money ___ the mare go. (make/makes) 8. If we ___ the hall early, we can have the seats. (reach/reaches) 9. She does not ___ her aunt. (love/loves) 10. She daily ___ here to sell goods. (come/comes) 11. The workers do not ___ any job today. (have/has) 12. It usually ___ here in July-August. (rain/rains) 13. None of us ___ to play this game. (like/liking) 14. We ___ in New York. (live/lives) 15. If she ___ hard, she can pass the exam. (work/works) 16. The sun ___ in the East every day. (rise/rises) 17. She ___ the exams easily. (pass/passes) 18. If he __...

International Research Olmpaid

Types of Tests Self-Assessment Test IRO-1 Self-Assessment Test IRO-2 Self-Assessment Test IRO-3 Self-Assessment Test IRO-4 Self-Assessment Test IRO-5

Internation Research Olympaid

2- Reading Comprehension (Research Style) IRO-2026 How Educational Robots Improve Student Learning Robots are becoming increasingly common in education, especially in science and technology classrooms. Educational researchers are studying how robots can help students learn better. Many schools now use small programmable robots to teach coding, problem-solving, and teamwork skills. A recent study conducted in middle schools involved about 300 students who used educational robots during their lessons for eight weeks. Researchers found that students who learned with robots showed higher engagement and motivation compared to those who learned through traditional teaching methods. It was a great benefit of learning. Teachers reported that students were more interested in completing tasks and were willing to spend extra time solving problems. The study also showed that working with robots improved collaboration skills. Students often worked in teams to design programs, fix error...

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1-Tenses A Complete Tense Chart Ex.1 |Present Indefinite Tense Ex.2 |Present Continuous Tense Ex.3 |Present Perfect Tense Ex.4| Present Perfect Cont. Tense Present Revision Test(1-2-3-4) No.1 Ex.5 |Past Indefinite Tense Ex 6 |Past Continuous Tense Ex.7 |Past Perfect Tense Ex.8| Past Perfect Cont. Tense Past Revision Test(5-6-7-8) No.2 Ex.9 |Future Indefinite Tense Ex 10 |Future Continuous Tense Ex.11 |Future Perfect Tense Ex.12| Future Perfect Cont. Tense Future Revision Test(9-10-11-12) No.3 Basic English Grammar Muct Too and Too Much Do as direted IRO-2026 Internation Research Olympaid-2026 2-Prep Tests Prep Tests for Part I Prep Tests for Part II MDCAT and NUMS Quit

International Research Olympaid No 4

IRO Quizzes Self-Assessment Test IRO No.1 Read the following passage and answer the given questions below: Education Research Passage Use of Science and Technology Science and technology are two closely related fields that have significantly shaped our world. Science is the systematic study of natural phenomena through observation, experimentation and analysis, which leads to the development of theories and laws that explain the way the world works. Technology, on the other hand, refers to the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, including the design, development, and use of tools, machines, and processes. It has a great impact on our everyday lives. The rapid pace of technological innovation in recent decades has brought about numerous advancements that have transformed nearly every aspect of modern life. From smartphones and the internet to medical breakthroughs and renewable energy sources, science and technology have enabled...

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Translation from Urdu to English This exercise will help you to learn how to translate Urdu passages into English. If you want to attend Online classes, drop your message. Translate into English No. 1 بچے کی تعلیم اس کے گھر سے شروع ہوتی ہے۔ اس کے پہلے استاد اس کے والدین ہیں۔ بچہ اپنے ماحول سے بہت کچھ سیکھتا ہے۔ وہ پہلا لفظ بولتا ہے، 'ماما'۔ وہ اپنے والدین سے اپنا رویہ سیکھتا ہے۔ پھر اسے سکول میں داخلہ مل جاتا ہے۔ اس کے اساتذہ اس کے سرپرست ہیں۔ وہ اسے لکھنا اور بولنا سکھاتے ہیں۔ اس کے لیے ایک نئی دنیا کھولیں اور اپنے پیارے خواب کا ترجمہ کرنے میں اس کی مدد کریں۔ No.1 The education of a child starts at his home. His first teachers are his parents. A child learns a lot from his surroundings. He speaks the first word, 'Mama'. He learns his attitude from his parents. Then he gets admission to a school. His teachers are his mentors. They teach him how to write and speak. They open a new world for him and help him to translate his cherished dream. No. 2 دنیا کا سب سے طاقتور ا...

Present Indefinite Tense - No 1

00:00:00:00 Start Reset Stop Watch Present Indefinite Indefinite Use the Correct form of the Verb Instructions: Complete each sentencse with singular or plural verb. The baby Select wants want to bite the fresh bread (wants/want). All the children always the sweet dishes with relish. (eat/eats) Children to play computer games. (want/wants) John and Mike like the boat in the river.(row/rows/rowing) The child six hours daily. (sleep/sleeps) She does not in this college.(teach/teaches) Money the mare go. (make) If we the hall early, we can have the seats. (reach/reaches) She does not her aunt. (love/loves) She daily here to sell goods. (come/comes) The workers do not any job today . (have/has) It usually here in July-August.(rain/rains) None of us...

International Research Olmpaid - Answers Key

2- Reading Comprehension (Research Style) IRO-2026 How Educational Robots Improve Student Learning Robots are becoming increasingly common in education, especially in science and technology classrooms. Educational researchers are studying how robots can help students learn better. Many schools now use small programmable robots to teach coding, problem-solving, and teamwork skills. A recent study conducted in middle schools involved about 300 students who used educational robots during their lessons for eight weeks. Researchers found that students who learned with robots showed higher engagement and motivation compared to those who learned through traditional teaching methods. It was a great benefit of learning. Teachers reported that students were more interested in completing tasks and were willing to spend extra time solving problems. The study also showed that working with robots improved collaboration skills. Students often worked in teams to design ...

International Research Olympaid

IRO Quizzes Self-Assessment Test IRO No.1 Read the following passage and answer the given questions below: A Comparison Passage on the History of the World The history of the world can be divided into three broad periods with respect to its development: the ancient world, the medieval world, and the modern world. Each period has its own unique features, achievements, and challenges. There were many ups and downs. The ancient world was the age of beginnings. Great civilizations such as Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Ancient Greece, and Ancient Rome laid the foundations of law, writing, architecture, and philosophy. People lived simple lives, and most work was done by hand. Communication was slow, and travel was very difficult. However, these civilizations gave the world systems of government, mathematics, and literature that still influence us today.In contrast, the medieval world was a period of kingdoms, empires, and religious influence. Religious instit...

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