Model Test 6 to 10 Questions with Answers
Model Test 6
Part A : Grammar (60 Marks)
1. Fill in the blanks with the words from the box. You may need to
change the forms of some of the words. You may need to use one word more than
once. 0.5×10=5
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with |
in |
write |
by |
to |
a |
the |
without |
Michael was (a) —— poor shepherd living
(b) —— Lake District of England. He was frugal and industrious. His wife
Isabella was also hard working. Their son Luke was (c) —— apple of their eye.
He was a great comfort of them, (d) —— their old age. But faced (e) —— a sudden
and unexpected financial crisis, they were compelled to live (f) —— the company
of their beloved son. Luke went to London to work. He was employed (g) —— a business
owned (h) —— a relative. The relative was satisfied (i) —— his work. A dutiful
son, Luke (j) —— home regularly.
2. Fill
in the blanks with suitable words. 0.5×10=5
Good conduct is a noble (a) ——.
Our holy Prophet (sm) was indeed a (b) —— of good conduct. He always prayed (c)
—— good conduct and (d) —— of mind. It is the good conduct (e) — wins the love
of others, makes the foe into (f) ——. It is essential for a (g) —— society. It
costs us (h) —— but gives us many (i) ——. So we should (j) —— it in our conduct with others.
3. Make five sentences
using parts of the sentences from each column of the table below. 1×5=5
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Bangladesh |
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considerably
during the medieval period |
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Its
deeply rooted heritage |
developed |
a rich
fictional legacy |
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The
three primary religions of Bangladesh |
is |
had a
great influence on its culture and history |
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The
people of Bangladesh |
have |
thoroughly
reflected in its architecture, literature and music |
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Bangla
literature |
has |
a rich,
diverse culture |
4. Complete the
following text with right forms of the verbs given in the box. : 0.5×10=5
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give |
realize |
provide |
help |
are |
destroy |
do |
think |
cause |
face |
Trees (a) —— useful to man in three
very important ways. They (b) —— him with wood and other products, they (c) ——
him shade and they (d) —— to prevent drought and floods. Unfortunately, in many
parts of the world man has (e) —— that the third of these services is the most
important. People are (f) —— harm to trees in many ways. They are (g) ——
forests. They hardly (h) —— that present world is (i) —— many environment
problems of deforestation (j) —— by humans. We need massive afforestation to
save the earth.
5. Change the narrative
style of the following text. 5
"Why did you not go to school
yesterday?" said the mother to the girl. "I was ill, mum," the
girl said. "How are you today?" the mother said again.
"Well," said the girl, "Don't worry for me."
6. Change the sentences
according to directions. 1×10=10
(a) Bangladesh
is a land of rivers. (Complex)
(b)
It is one of the smallest countries
too. (Positive)
(c)
Its agriculture depends on these
rivers only. (Complex)
(d)
These rivers are used for
communication too. (Active)
(e)
These rivers are used not only for
cultivation but for communication. (Negative)
(f)
These rivers are called the life
line of our country for their assistance. (Compound)
(g)
These rivers are both a blessing
and a curse. (Negative)
(h)
Sometimes these rivers bring about
untold sufferings in our life causing flood. (Compound)
(i)
They take a devastating assume
during rainy season. (Complex)
(j) We
should protect these rivers for our betterment. (Negative)
7. Complete the
sentences. 1×5=5
(a) Early rising means ——.
(b) One who gets up early ——.
(c) If a man rises early, ——.
(d) An early riser gets enough time to——.
(e) It is a habit that ——.
8. Complete the text
adding suffixes, prefixes or the both with the root words given in parenthesis. 0.5Í10=5
Man
can have (a) — (popular) — by means of service to people. People in power can
have honour. But this honour will not last long if their behaviour is not good.
When common people are (b) — (mental) — hurt by their (c) — (behaviour) —,
usually they do not express their feeling in front of them. But they make (d) —
(criticize) — of their manners and (e) — (regard) — them later. Good deeds arid
behaviour (f) — (noble) a person. His (g) — (praise) — activities (h) — (dear)
— him to everyone. He does not (i) — (heart) people. On the contrary, he works
for the (j) — (satisfy) — of the desires of the people.
9. Make tag questions of
these statements. 1×5=5
(a) None
can do this, ——?
(b) Let's
discuss the matter again, ——?
(c) I
sometimes help my mother, ——?
(d) Kindly
do me a favour, ——?
(e) I
have never seen him, ——?
10. Complete the passage
using suitable connectors: 1×5=5
Liberty has to be obtained by a way of
long drawn struggle, (a) —— even a bloody war. But (b) —— it is achieved the
struggle or the war ends. Then comes the question of maintaining the liberty
earned at a great cost and sacrifice. But to maintain the liberty of a nation
is a very difficult task. It is even more difficult (c) —— to achieve it.
National liberty in the true sense is (d) —— political and economic liberty (e)
—— freedom from poverty and illiteracy.
11. Use capitals and
punctuation marks where necessary in the following text. 5
one day meena and her parrot mithu climbed
a tall tree to pick a mango she picked the mango and took it to her mother but
her mother gave the larger share of the fruit to raju her brother.
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Part A : Grammar (60 Marks)
1. Fill
in the blanks with the words from the box. You may need to change the forms of
some of the words. You may need to use one word more than once. 0.5×10=5
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between |
saying |
physical |
of |
on |
an |
personality |
for |
participation |
beneficial |
Sports
are very essential (a) —— us. There are various types (b) —— sports. Among them
cricket, football, volleyball etc. are very popular. All types of sports are
(c) —— to us. There is a
relation (d) —— the body and mind. "A sound mind lives in a sound
body," is a wise (e) —— . In order to win success in life we should have
sound health which depends (f) —— regular (g) —— in games and sports. Sports
keep us (h) —— fit. Sports exercise (i) —— important influence in forming one's
(j) ——.
2. Fill
in the blanks with suitable words. 0.5×10=5
It is difficult to forget (a) —— day
when my sister (b) —— married and moved away. It happened (c) —— 3 March 2005
and I can (d) —— vividly the wedding ceremony (e) —— dinner and (f) ——
emotional farewell she took from me. She
was my father's favourite and he wanted her to be
given away (g) —— maximum pomp. But when she was to take farewell (h) —— father
it was (i) —— most pitiable scene. I (j) —— into loud crying.
3. Make five sentences
using parts of the sentences from each column of the table below. 1×5=5
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Education |
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us how to earn well and how to spend
well |
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It |
is
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be largely attributed to most people's
inaccessibility to education |
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It |
can |
essential for any kind of development |
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No nation |
teaches |
prosper without education |
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The present
socio-economic condition of Bangladesh |
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the backbone of a nation |
4. Complete the
following text with right forms of the verbs given in the box. : 0.5×10=5
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express |
make |
want |
change |
leave |
find |
observe |
accept |
declare |
orbit |
Galileo was born in Italy in 1542. His
father (a) —— him to study medicine. But he became a professor of Mathematics
(b) —— his medicine course. Galileo observed the solar system with a telescope
(c) —— by himself and came to the conclusion that the earth and other planets
orbit the sun. Previously Copernicus (d) —— the same view which went against
the Bible. The church forced Galileo to disown his view publicly but he did (e)
—— his real belief till his death in 1942. Though his view was not (f) —— then,
he was right in his observation. Later, the church (g) —— him right. Nowadays,
people of all classes can easily (h) —— with more powerful telescope that earth
and the planets (i) —— the sun as seen and (j) —— by Copernicus and Galileo.
5. Change the narrative
style of the following text. 5
"Comrades," said he,
"Listen to me; for though I often talk nonsense, I can talk sound sense
when I choose. Fortune has sent us this treasure that we may lead a life of
ease, and we will spend it as lightly as we have come by it. Who could have
guessed when we set out today that we should come by so fair a fortune?"
6. Change the sentences
according to directions. 1×10=10
(a) Nelson
Mandela was the greatest leader of South Africa. (Comparative)
(b) In
fact, very few leaders in the world were as great as he. (Superlative)
(c) All
his life he struggled against apartheid. (Compound)
(d) It
was the government policy of racial segregation. (Negative)
(e) The
black were not treated kindly. (Affirmative)
(f) The
black were subjected to all sorts of indignities. (Complex)
(g) Even
dogs received much better treatment than the black. (Positive)
(h) The great leader vowed so that he could put
an end to the inhuman practice. (Simple)
(i) He was thrown behind the prison bars.
(Active)
(j) But the oppressive rulers could not break
his spirit. (Passive)
7. Complete the
sentences. 1×5=5
(a) That
honesty is the best policy ——.
(b) An
honest man is ——.
(c) He
may not be rich but——.
(d) Only
honest way can lead the country ——.
(e) Everybody
should try——.
8. Complete the text
adding suffixes, prefixes or the both with the root words given in parenthesis. 0.5Í10=5
Man
is the supreme being of all (a) — (create) —. Man has got (b) — (rational) —.
With it he can do or (c) — (do) — anything. In his mind there is the (d) —
(expect) — of conquering anything difficult and (e) — (danger) —. Hillary and
Tenzing were not also (f) — (except) —. They were not daunted of difficulties
and dangers. All the dangers were (g) — (come) — to conquer the highest
mountain in the world by them. They were not only brave but also (h) — (labour)
—. For their (i) — (brave) — and (j) — (hard) — their names have been written
in history in respect.
9. Make tag questions of
these statements. 1×5=5
(a)
The mother loves her child, ——?
(b) Let me come in, ——?
(c) A
barking dog seldom bites, ——?
(d) How
nice! ——?
(e) Her father is a teacher, ——?
10. Complete the passage
using suitable connectors: 1×5=5
Everybody
knows (a) —— sincerity is the key to success. A sincere person can prosper in
life. The man (b) —— does not follow the rules of sincerity can never go a long
way in the world. Many a man is not conscious of the importance of sincerity for
(c) —— they don't have the benefit of success. (d) ——, we should be sincere to
our work. (e) —— we are sincere to our work, we will suffer in the long run.
11. Use capitals and
punctuation marks where necessary in the following text. 5
follow
my example she said as we shook hands and never eat more than one thing for
luncheon ill do better than that i retorted ill eat nothing for dinner tonight
humorist she cried gaily jumping into a cab
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Part A : Grammar (60 Marks)
1. Fill in the blanks with the words from the box. You may need to
change the forms of some of the words. You may need to use one word more than
once. 0.5×10=5
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select |
from |
to |
for |
of |
profession |
a |
in |
There are various kinds (a) ——
profession. So (b) —— profession varies (c) —— man to man. Selection of
profession is very important (d) —— a student. He faces difficulties (e) ——
choosing a right (f) ——. He is (g) —— prefer a profession very carefully. If he
can choose his profession accurately, he can shine (h) —— life. (i) —— good boy
determines his profession very carefully. Having (j) —— a profession he
advances.
2. Fill
in the blanks with suitable words. 0.5×10=5
Freedom does not come automatically.
People must raise them (a) —— it. It must be earned (b) —— it can be enjoyed. According to (c) —— old
idea, freedom means freedom (d) —— foreign domination. "Freedom really
means freedom (e) —— want, disease and ignorance." (f) —— real freedom, we must free our people (g) ——
want, disease and ignorance. We can (h) —— our rightful place (i) —— the modern
world (j) —— using all our resources and all our energies.
3. Make five sentences
using parts of the sentences from each column of the table below. 1×5=5
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Emotion It Nobody We all So it |
should exists be |
above it |
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be controlled
to work properly |
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subordinate
to it |
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a silent
killer |
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almost in
everybody |
4. Complete the
following text with right forms of the verbs given in the box. : 0.5×10=5
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finish |
take |
help |
be |
go |
come |
get |
suffer |
send |
know |
My dear X,
The news of your sudden admission into
Sylhet Osmani Medical College Hospital (a) —— me a back. I have learnt that you
(b) —— from gastric pain for about a week. I (c) —— beside you in the hospital.
But you (d) —— my text examination (e) —— on. It (f) —— on the 2nd proximo.
Immediately after the examination, I (g) —— to meet you. I (h) —— my younger
brother, John to hand you some books. These (i) —— you to remove your boredom,
(j)——not nervous.
Yours sincerely,
Y
5. Change the narrative
style of the following text. 5
Sohel asked Alok, "Friend, have
you ever visited the National Memorial at Savar in Dhaka? Wow, how splendid it
is!" "Yes, I haven't yet gone there. But I must visit there after the
SSC exam is over." "It has been built in memory of the martyrs of our
Liberation War. May God bless their souls," Sohel said.
6. Change the sentences
according to directions. 1×10=10
(a)
Traffic jam is the most serious
problem in Dhaka city now. (Comparative)
(b) It has become a common affair in most of
the cities and towns. (Negative)
(c) Sometimes this jam is so acute that it
blocks more than a kilometer of a street. (Compound)
(d) It kills our valuable time. (Passive)
(e) By taking some pragmatic steps we can solve
this problem. (Complex)
(f) More wide roads can be constructed.
(Active)
(g) Law should be implemented to ensure
punishment. (Complex)
(h) Drivers who are experienced should be given
license (Simple)
(i) Public awareness is more important than
any other step. (Superlative)
(j) Then
life in Dhaka city will be very enjoyable. (Exclamatory)
7. Complete the
sentences. 1×5=5
(a) Truthfulness
is a great virtue because ——.
(b) One
cannot command the respect of others unless ——.
(c) One
may succeed once or twice by telling a lie but——.
(d) ——if
you are a liar.
(e) So, it is a wise decision ——.
8. Complete the text
adding suffixes, prefixes or the both with the root words given in parenthesis. 0.5Í10=5
Answer
to the questions in the examination should be to the point. You should not (a)
—(large) — your answers (b) —(necessary) —. When you write main ideas, you can
(c) short your sentences. Only (d) —(elaborate) — of the answers is simply a
(e) —(waste) — of time. This practice (f) —(please) — the (g) —(examine) — and
they get (h) —(irritate) — and do not want to give high marks. So, students are
advised to be (i) —(caution) — and to avoid (j) —(relevant) — points in the
answer.
9. Make tag questions of
these statements. 1×5=5
(a) Nobody
can ignore his lot, ——?
(b) I am too weak to go, ——?
(c) Let us do the work, —— ?
(d) Happy birthday to you, —— ?
(e) Birds fly in the sky, ——?
10. Complete the passage
using suitable connectors: 1×5=5
Yesterday
I went to the house of one of my friends. I wanted to meet him. (a) ——, I did
not find him there (b) —— he had already gone out. (c) —— I talked to his
mother (d) —— left a note with her. (e) —— I left the house.
11. Use capitals and
punctuation marks where necessary in the following text. 5
where are you going said the merchant i was
coming to see you what do you want to earn my bread by the labour of my hands
do you really want work said the merchant yes if you have any then follow me
and carry a box from a shop to my house i do not see how i can do that said the
youth
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Part A : Grammar (60 Marks)
1. Fill in the blanks with the words from the box. You may need to
change the forms of some of the words. You may need to use one word more than
once. 0.5×10=5
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after |
the |
of |
to |
work |
for |
risk |
lose |
a |
Most
people long (a) —— wealth. They think wealth brings happiness. But it often
puts one (b) —— trouble. A millionaire is (c) —— very happy person, but his
great wealth is a great responsibility. He may have many large estates and
factories. He needs (d) —— take great care (e) —— them. There may be dispute
between the millionaire and his (f) ——. It may invite one trouble (g) ——
another. This dispute may turn (h) —— strike. In this case, (i) —— millionaire
may face the (j) —— of a huge money. In spite of being rich, he therefore may
not have an easy life.
2. Fill
in the blanks with suitable words. 0.5×10=5
Once there was (a) —— old king. He
was averse (b) —— physical labour. As a result, he grew very fat and could not
move from one place to another (c) ——. He called (d) —— a doctor. The doctor
could easily understand that the (e) —— of the king is the root cause of his
(f) —. He (g) —— that if he could reduce the obesity of the king, the king
would feel well. But the only way to do this was to (h) —— the king to do
physical (i) ——. The doctor was afraid how he could ask a king (j) — physical
labour.
3. Make five sentences
using parts of the sentences from each column of the table below. 1×5=5
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She |
contributed |
to our
Bengali literature to a great extent |
|
Begum Rokeya |
had |
the pioneer
in awakening Muslim women folk |
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Our nation |
was |
born in
Rangpur |
|
|
considers |
her to be a
great lady |
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|
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a great
eagerness for education from her childhood |
4. Complete the
following text with right forms of the verbs given in the box. : 0.5×10=5
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sacrifice |
achieve |
struggle |
rule |
stamp |
strangle |
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be |
consider |
uphold |
demonstrate |
been |
demise |
Bangladesh
(a) —— by world communities as a country of all possibilities. We can (b) ——
our lives with a view to (c) —— the rightful position of our mother tongue and
for (d) —— freedom. On the other hand, we can (e) —— our ungratefulness by
killing the organizer of independent. We (f) —— for democracy arid subsequently
strangle it while in (g) —— the country. We can become frequently world
champion in corruption. Again we vow to (h) —— out it from our national life. We
have already (i) —— successful to bolt the spot of being the most corrupt in
the world. What a strange nation we (j) ——!
5. Change the narrative
style of the following text. 5
The teacher became very angry with the
students and said, "Why have you again disturbed the class in this way? I
have told you before that when I am speaking, you should be silent. Leave the
room and don't return again today." "We are extremely sorry sir.
Please pardon us," they said.
6. Change the sentences
according to directions. 1×10=10
(a)
Water is one of the most useful
elements in nature. (Positive)
(b)
It is a very important asset.
(Exclamatory)
(c)
We cannot pass a single day
without water. (Interrogative)
(d)
Its main source is the rain that,
builds streams, lakes and rivers. (Compound)
(e)
We have rain during the monsoon.
(Complex)
(f)
Heavy rainfall often causes flood.
(Passive)
(g)
Crops are damaged. (Active)
(h)
Our winter is dry. (Negative)
(i)
Does rainless winter bring good
harvest? (Assertive)
(j)
We can grow more crops if we can
make the best use of rain. (Simple)
7. Complete the
sentences. 1×5=5
(a)
When the beggar came to me, ——.
(b)
If you invited me, ——.
(c) She
will swim after ——.
(d)
As he was ill, ——.
(e) The
old woman is so weak ——.
8. Complete the text
adding suffixes, prefixes or the both with the root words given in parenthesis. 0.5Í10=5
Road accidents have (a) — (recent) —
become a regular phenomenon in our country. As a result of the accidents many
persons fall a victim to (b) — (timely) — death. It is reported that most of
the accidents occur because of the (c) — (violate) of traffic rules by (d) —
(skilled) — drivers and (e) — (conscious)
— passers-by. Many (f) — (licensed) — and (g) — (fault) — vehicles run on the
streets. These vehicles (h) — (danger) —
the (i) — (safe) — of passengers and
the passers-by. But many of us are (j) — (aware) — of this danger.
9. Make tag questions of
these statements. 1×5=5
(a) Mina
needs to study a lot, ——?
(b) Let
them discuss the matter, ——?
(c) He
put the book on the table,——?
(d) Nobody
can deny death, ——?
(e) Neither
of them could do the work, ——?
10. Complete the passage
using suitable connectors: 1×5=5
It is often said that our large population is our number one
problem. (a) —— it is not true. (b) ——, large population can be turned into a
unique manpower in a country. (c) —— China can be cited, (d) —— her population
is more than 1200 million, she is progressing day by day. (e) —— we are lagging
behind.
11. Use capitals and
punctuation marks where necessary in the following text. 5
my name is hasan jamil i was born in bangladesh i have completed
my higher education from dhaka university i love my country most it is a
beautiful country
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Part A : Grammar (60 Marks)
1. Fill in the blanks with the words from the box. You may need to
change the forms of some of the words. You may need to use one word more than
once. 0.5×10=5
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reflect |
a |
in |
the |
at |
an |
enchanting |
from |
The
Kuakata beach lies (a) —— the southern extremity of Bangladesh. It is one of
(b) —— rarest beaches of the world that allows us to have (c) —— full view of
sunrise and sunset. The (d) —— of sunrise and sunset in the water of (e) —— Bay
of Bengal is really (f) ——. The scene captivates human mind. The beach is not
far from (g) —— Sunderbans. It has charming coconut groves (h) —— the
background. It is also a sanctuary of migratory birds. Many birds (i) —— the
north come in winter here. So travellers can have (j) —— extra pleasure.
2. Fill
in the blanks with suitable words. 0.5×10=5
On
an average, people in the (a) —— are exposed to sound ranging from 30 to 90
decibels or even more. A study in Japan has found that (b) —— who (c) —— in the city were exposed to almost the same amount
of sound that a factory worker was
(d) —— to at his/her (e) —— . The
occupations that the study (f) —— to be the noisiest were factory work, truck
driving and primary school (g) —— . Many developed countries are trying to (h) ——
sound pollution by (i) —— town planning
and developing (j) —— awareness
3. Make five sentences
using parts of the sentences from each column of the table below. 1×5=5
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Television |
|
also used for
distance learning |
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It |
are |
not only
enjoyable but also highly educative |
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Television
programmes |
is |
a television
set today |
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They |
have |
the
widespread source of entertainment now |
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All families |
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telecast on
numerous channels |
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4. Complete the
following text with right forms of the verbs given in the box. : 0.5×10=5
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attain |
make |
establish |
obey |
perform |
connect |
bring |
pass |
Parents
and children (a) —— a family. They (b) —— with one another by blood, love and
affection. The children (c) —— through the days of infancy without the loving
care of their parents. It is the parents who (d) —— them up, nourish them,
nurse them in sickness, give them proper educational help to get (e) —— in
life. Parents have to (f) —— their duties so that their children can (g) ——.
But children have certain duties to be (h) —— by them for (i) —— prosperity.
They must (j) —— their parents.
5. Change the narrative
style of the following text. 5
"Whom can I trust with my riches
during our absence?" asked Mostofa to his son. "My friend, the
Armenian of course. He is the most honest man in Damaskas," his son said.
"Ok. I'll accept your suggestion for once".
6. Change the sentences
according to directions. 1×10=10
(a) The
postman is the most familiar figure. (Use positive degree)
(b) Very
few persons are as eagerly waited as he. (Use comparative degree)
(c) Everyday
we see him when he goes on a khaki dress. (Simple)
(d) He
delivers letters, money orders, parcels, etc to the addresses. (Passive)
(e) He
must go from one house to another in fair weather or foul. (Negative)
(f) He
renders valuable service to us. (Complex)
(g) He
attends the office in time. (Interrogative)
(h) He
opens the mail bags to sort the letters. (Compound)
(i) But
he is very much neglected. (Exclamatory)
(j) We
should pay him due respect. (Passive)
7. Complete the
sentences. 1×5=5
(a) Honesty
is the best policy that——.
(b) An
honest man is ——.
(c)
He may not be rich but ——.
(d) Only
honest way can lead the country——.
(e)
Everybody should try ——.
8. Complete the text
adding suffixes, prefixes or the both with the root words given in parenthesis. 0.5Í10=5
English is used as a common language for global (a) —
(communicate) —. As it is used in more than sixty countries (b) — (office) —,
it is regarded as an (c) — (national) — language. As an (d) — (dependent) —
nation, we have to maintain our political, commercial and (e) — (culture) —
relations with the rest of the world through English. Thereby, English (f) —
(wide) — the opportunity to deal with globalised world. It promotes
international (g) — (relation) — and (h) — (brother) —. For being a (i) —
(globe) — citizen, there is no alternative of English. A good command of
English is very essential to get a good job with better salary. In short,
English is a must for (j) — (nourish) — in life.
9. Make tag questions of
these statements. 1×5=5
(a) What a brilliant result you have made,—— ?
(b) We feel proud of you,—— ?
(c) Thank you, Rabin,—— ?
(d) All credits go to my parents and teachers.
I am grateful to them,——?
(e) Right you are. We ought to remain ever
grateful to them,——?
10. Complete the passage using suitable connectors: 1×5=5
Man is a social being. He wants a
person with whom he can mix and converse freely, exchanging thoughts and ideas.
(a) —— a man naturally seeks the society of those who are like himself in their
taste and inclination. (b) —— we mix with the good (c) —— the noble, it will
ennoble us too. Our character can (d) —— be judged from that of our companions.
(e) —— we may be taking to evil ways, a true companion will try his best to
correct us.
11. Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the
following text. 5
have you heard the name of baf shaheen
college located at potenga chittagong mr nasir uddin principal of the college is
a man of principle if you come to enjoy the patenga sea-beach you can explore
it the college is run by bangladesh air force
Answer Sheet
MODEL
QUESTION-06
Part A : Grammar (60 Marks)
1. (a) a; (b) in; (c) the; (d) in; (e) with; (f) without; (g) in; (h)
by; (i) with; (j) wrote.
2. (a) virtue; (b) model; (c) for; (d) peace; (e) which/that; (f)
friend; (g) peaceful/civilised; (h) nothing; (i) things; (j) practise.
3. (i)
Bangladesh has a rich, diverse
culture.
(ii) Its
deeply rooted heritage is thoroughly reflected in its architecture, literature
and music.
(iii) The
three primary religions of Bangladesh have had a great influence on its culture
and history.
(iv) The
people of Bangladesh have a rich fictional legacy.
(v) Bangla
literature developed considerably during the medieval period.
4.
(a) are; (b) provide; (c) give; (d) help; (e) not realized; (f) doing; (g)
destroying; (h) think; (i) facing; (j) caused.
5. The mother asked the girl why she had not gone to school the previous
day. Addressing her as mum, the girl told her that she (girl) had been ill. The
mother asked her how she was that day. Requesting her mother not to worry for
her, the girl told that she was well.
6. (a)
Bangladesh is a land which
abounds with rivers.
(b) Very
few countries are as small as it.
(c)
It is its agriculture that
depends on these rivers only.
(d) We
use these rivers for communication too.
(e) These
rivers are used both for cultivation and for communication.
(f) These
rivers assist us and so they are called the life line of our country.
(g) These
rivers are not only a blessing but also a curse.
(h) Sometimes
these rivers cause flood and bring about untold sufferings in our life.
(i)
When it is rainy season, they
assume a devastating sight.
(j) We
should not keep these rivers unprotected for our betterment.
7. (a) Early
rising means getting up early in the morning.
(b) One
who gets up early can begin the day's work well.
(c) If
a man rises early, he can enjoy the fresh air of the morning.
(d) An
early riser gets enough time to finish his work.
(e) It
is a habit that helps him prosper in life.
8. (a) popularity; (b) mentally; (c)
misbehaviour; (d) criticism; (e) disregard; (f) ennoble; (g) praiseworthy; (h)
endear; (i) dishearten; (j) satisfaction.
9. (a) None
can do this, can they?
(b) Let's discuss the matter again, shall we?
(c) I
sometimes help my mother, don't I?
(d) Kindly do me a favour, will you?/would
you?
(e) I have never seen him, have I?
10. (a) or; (b) when; (c) than; (d) not only; (e) but also
11. One day Meena and her parrot Mithu climbed a tall tree to pick a
mango. She picked the mango and took it to her mother. But her mother gave the
larger share of the fruit to Raju, her brother.
MODEL QUESTION-07
Part A : Grammar (60 Marks)
1. (a) for; (b) of; (c) beneficial; (d)
between; (e) saying; (f) on; (g) participation; (h) physically; (i) an; (j)
personality.
2. (a) the; (b) got; (c) on; (d) remember;
(e) the; (f) the; (g) with; (h) of; (i) the; (j) burst.
3. (a) Education is
essential for any kind of development.
(b)
It is the backbone of a nation.
(c) It teaches us how to earn well and how to
spend well.
(d) No nation can prosper without education.
(e) The present socio-economic condition of
Bangladesh can be largely attributed to most people's inaccessibility to
education.
4. (a) wanted; (b) leaving; (c) made; (d) expressed; (e)
not change; (f) accepted; (g) found; (h) observe; (i) orbit; (j) declared.
5. Addressing his companions as comrades he told them to listen to
him. He told them that though he often talked nonsense, he could talk sound
sense when he chose. He added that fortune had sent them that treasure that
they might lead a life of ease and they would spend it as lightly as they had
come by it. Then he asked them who could have guessed when they had set out and
that day that they should come by so fair a fortune.
6. (a) Nelson Mandela was
greater than any other leader of South Africa.
(b) In
fact, he was one of the greatest leaders in the world.
(c)
It was apartheid and all his
life he struggled against it.
(d) It
was nothing but the government policy of racial segregation.
(e) The
black were treated unkindly.
(f)
It was the black who were
subjected to all sorts of indignities.
(g) Even
the black did not get as good treatment as dogs.
(h) The
great leader vowed to put an end to the inhuman practice.
(i) The
rulers threw him behind the prison bars.
(j)
But his spirit could not be
broken by the oppressive rulers.
7. (a) That honesty is the
best policy should always be remembered.
(b) An
honest man is honoured by all.
(c) He
may not be rich but he enjoys mental peace.
(d) Only
honest way can lead the country towards peace and prosperity.
(e) Everybody
should try to be honest from their early life.
8. (a) creations; (b) rationality; (c) undo; (d) expectation; (e)
dangerous; (f) exceptional/ exceptions; (g) overcome; (h) labourious; (i)
bravery; (j) hardship.
9. (a)
The mother loves her child, doesn't
she?
(b) Let me come in, will you?
(c)
A barking dog seldom bites, does it?
(d)
How nice! isn't it?
(e) Her father is a teacher, isn't he?
10. (a) that; (b) who; (c) which; (d) So/Therefore; (e) Unless.
11. "Follow my example," she said as we shook hands,
"and never eat more than one thing for luncheon." "I'll do
better than that," I retorted, "I'll eat nothing for dinner
tonight." "Humorist!" she cried gaily jumping into a cab.
MODEL
QUESTION-08
Part A : Grammar (60 Marks)
1. (a) of; (b) a; (c) from; (d) for; (e) in;
(f) profession; (g) to; (h) in; (i) A; (j) selected.
2. (a) to; (b) before; (c) an; (d) from; (e) from: (f) For; (g) from;
(h) establish; (i) in; (j) by.
3. (a) Emotion exists almost in everybody.
(b) It is a silent killer.
(c)
Nobody is above it.
(d) We all are subordinate to it.
(e) So
it should be controlled to work properly.
4. (a) has taken; (b) have been suffering; (c) should be;
(d) know; (e) is going; (f) will be finished; (g) will come; (h) am sending;
(i) will help; (j) don't get.
5. Addressing Alok as friend, Sohel asked him if he (A) had ever
visited the National Memorial at Savar in Dhaka. He (S) exclaimed with great
joy that it was very splendid. Alok agreed with him and replied that he (A) had
not yet gone there. He (A) asserted that he (A) must visit there after the SSC
exam was over. Sohel said that it had been built in memory of the martyrs of
our Liberation War. He (S) prayed that Allah might bless their souls.
6. (a) Traffic jam is more
serious than any other problem in Dhaka city now.
(b)
It has not become an uncommon affair
in most of the cities and towns.
(c)
Sometimes this jam is very acute and
it blocks more than a kilometre of a street.
(d) Our
valuable time is killed by it.
(e) If
we take some pragmatic steps, we can solve this problem.
(f) The
authority can construct more wide roads.
(g) Law
should be implemented so that punishment can be ensured.
(h) Experienced
drivers should be given license.
(i)
Public awareness is the most
important step.
(j)
Then how enjoyable life in
Dhaka city will be!
7. (a) Truthfulness is a great virtue because it
helps a man to become great.
(b) One
cannot command the respect of others unless he respects others,
(c) One
may succeed once or twice by telling a lie but one day the truth will come
to light.
(d) You
will be punished if you are a liar.
(e) So,
It is a wise decision to build up the habit of speaking the truth.
8. (a) enlarge; (b) unnecessarily: (c) shorten; (d)
elaboration; (e) wastage; (f)
displeases; (g) examiners: (h) irritated; (i) cautious; (j)
irrelevant.
9. (a) Nobody can ignore his
lot, can they?
(b)
I am too weak to go, aren't I?
(c) Let us do the work, shall we?
(d)
Happy birthday to you, don't you?
(e)
Birds fly in the sky, don't they?
10. (a) But; (b) as/since; (c) So; (d) and; (e) Then.
11. "Where are you going?" said the merchant. "I was
coming to see you." "What do you want?" "To earn my bread
by the labour of my hands." "Do you really want work?" said the
merchant. "Yes, if you have any." "Then follow me and carry a
box from a shop to my house." "I don't see how I can do that,"
said the youth.
MODEL
QUESTION-09
Part A : Grammar (60 Marks)
1. (a) for;
(b) to; (c) a; (d) to; (e) of; (f) workers; (g) after; (h) to; (i) risk; (j)
loss.
2. (a) an;
(b) to; (c) easily; (d) in; (e) laziness/obesity;
(f) illness; (g) told/informed/ suggested; (h) ask/tell/request/make; (i)
labour/exercise; (j) to do/to take/undergo
3. (a) Begum Rokeya was the pioneer in awakening Muslim women folk.
(b) She
was born in Rangpur.
(c) She
contributed to our Bengali literature to a great extent.
(d) She had a great eagerness for education from her childhood.
(e) Our
nation considers her to be a great lady.
4. (a)
is considered; (b) sacrifice; (c) upholding; (d) achieving; (e) demonstrate;
(f) struggle; (g) ruling; (h) stamp; (i) been; (j) are.
5. The teacher became very angry with the students and asked them why
they had again disturbed the class in that way. He also said that he had told
them before that when he was speaking, they should be silent. Then the teacher
ordered the students to leave the room and not to return again that day. The
students respectfully said that they were extremely sorry and requested him to
pardon them.
6. (a)
Very few elements in nature are
as useful as water.
(b) What
an important asset it is!
(c) Can
we pass a single day without water?
(d) Its
main source is the rain and it builds streams, lakes and rivers.
(e) We
have rain when it is monsoon.
(f) Flood
is often caused by heavy rainfall.
(g) Flood
damages crops.
(h) Our
winter is not wet.
(i) Rainless
winter does not bring good harvest.
(j)
We can grow more crops by
making the best use of rain.
7. (a) When
the beggar came to me, I gave him a ten-taka note.
(b) If
you invited me, I would come.
(c) She
will swim after she wears a swimming costume.
(d) As
he was ill, he could not come.
(e) The
old woman is so weak that she can't walk.
8. (a) recently; (b) untimely; (c) violation; (d)
unskilled; (e) unconscious;
(f) unlicensed; (g) faulty; (h) endanger; (i) safety; (j) unaware
9. (a) Mina needs to study a
lot, doesn't she?
(b) Let them discuss the matter, will you?
(c)
He put the book on the table, didn't
he?
(d)
Nobody can deny death, can they?
(e) Neither of them could do the work, could
they?
10. (a) But; (b) In fact; (c) For example; (d) though; (e) It's a
pity.
11. My name is Hasan Jamil. I was born in
MODEL
QUESTION-10
Part A : Grammar (60 Marks)
1. (a) in; (b) the; (c) the; (d) reflection;
(e) the; (f) enchanting; (g) the; (h) at; (i) from; (j) an.
2. (a) cities; (b) those/people; (c) lived; (d)
exposed; (e) workplace; (f) found; (g) teaching; (h) control; (i) careful; (j)
public.
3. (a) Television
is the widespread source of entertainment now.
(b) It
is also used for distance learning.
(c) Television
programmes are not only enjoyable but also highly educative.
(d) They
are telecast on numerous channels.
(e) All
families have a television set today.
4. (a) make; (b)
are connected; (c) cannot pass; (d)
bring; (e) established; (f) perform (g) establish; (h) performed; (i)
attaining; (j) obey.
5. Mostofa asked his son whom he (M) could trust with his riches
during their absence. His son replied that he (M) could certainly trust his (s)
friend, the Armenian. He (s) added that he was the most honest man in Damaskas.
Then Mostafa told him that it was all right and he (M) would accept his (s)
suggestion for once.
6. (a) No other figure is as
familiar as the postman.
(b) He
is more eagerly waited than most other persons.
(c)
Everyday we see him going on a
khaki dress.
(d) Letters,
money orders, parcels, etc are delivered to the addressees by him.
(e) He
cannot but go from one house to another in fair weather or foul.
(f) He
renders service to us which is valuable.
(g) Doesn't
he attend the office in time?
(h) He
opens the mail bags and sorts the letters.
(i) But
how neglected he is!
(j) He
should be paid due respect by us.
7. (a) Honesty
is the best policy that helps to improve our mentality.
(b)
An honest man is respected by all.
(c)
He may not be rich but he is happy.
(d) Only
honest way can lead the country to the path of development and prosperity
(e)
Everybody should try to be honest.
8. (a) communication; (b) officially; (c)
international; (d) independent; (e) cultural; (f) widens; (g) relationship; (h)
brotherhood; (i) global; (j) nourishment.
9. (a) What
a brilliant result you have made, haven't you?
(b) We feel proud of you, don't we?
(c) Thank you, Rabin, don't I?
(d) All credits go to my parents and teacher, I
am grateful to them, aren't I?/ain't I?
(e) Right you are. We ought to remain ever
grateful to them, oughtn't we?
10. (a) So; (b) If; (c) and; (d) therefore/thus; (e) When.
11. Have you heard the name of BAF Shaheen College located at Potenga,
Chittagong? Mr. Nasir Uddin, Principal of the college, is a man of principle.
If you come to enjoy the Potenga sea-beach, you can explore it. The college is
run by Bangladesh Air Force.
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