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Once there lived a boy. He lived in a small village. He took out his sheeps(ভেড়া)  for grazing (চরানো) every day. He would go  to a nearby jungle. The boy Was very naughty.one day he wanted to make fun with the villagers. He climbed up a tree and shouted, “Help! Help! A wolf is coming”. The villagers rushed/came  there but found no wolf there. The boy laughed at them. The villagers went back. On another day, he repeated the joke. The villagers again came to help him. They found no wolf. One day a wolf actually came there. The boy shouted for help. No one came to his help. The wolf killed him and his sheep also.

English 2nd Paper Model Test Question. 01 : Active voice to passive voice. Active voice : I am eating rice. Passive voice : Rice is being eaten by me. Active voice: I was doing the work. Passive voice: The work was being done by me. Active voice: I can write the letter. Passive voice: The letter can be written by me. Active voice: He teaches us English. Passive voice: We are taught English by him. / English is thought us by him. English 2nd Paper Model Test Question. 02 : Active voice to passive voice. Active voice: I play football. Passive voice: Football is played by me. Active voice: I ate rice. Passive voice: Rice was eaten by me. Active voice: I shall buy a market. Passive voice: A market will be bought by me. Active voice: I am catching a fish. Passive voice: Fish is being caught by me. Active voice: He was doing the work. Passive voice: The work was being done by him. Active voice: They will be playing football. Passive voice: Football will be being played by them. English 2nd P...

Positive Degree - Comparative Degree - Superlative Degree Question:::= 1. Runa is as tall as Bristi. (Make it Comparative)  2. She is better than any other girl in the class (Make it superlative) 3. This book is finer than yours. (Make it positive) 4. He is taller than any other boy in the class. (Positive degree) 5. Gold is one of the most precious metals. (Comparative) 6. Chittagong is the biggest sea-port-in Bangladesh. (Comparative) 7. Akbar was the greatest king of India. (Comparative) 8. Dhaka is the greatest city in Bangladesh. (Make it positive) 9. Bhutan is one of the smallest states in Asia. (Comparative) 10. Calcutta is bigger than most other cities in India. (Positive) Positive Degree - Comparative Degree - Superlative Degree Answer: 1. Bristi is not taller than Runa. 2. She is the best girl in the class. 3. Your book is not as fine as this one. 4. No other boy is as tall as he in the class. 5. Few metals are most precious than gold. 6. Chittagong is bigger than any oth...

World Heritage Sites a) What is a World Heritage Site? (b) Who declares it? (c) How is it declared? (d) How many world Heritage Sites are there in Bangladesh and what are they? (e) Describe the World Heritage Sites in Bangladesh. World Heritage Sites  in Bangladesh A World Heritage Site is a place (natural or cultural) recognised by the international community in the shape of the World Heritage Convention declared by UNESCO in 1972. It is historically and geographically important. It possesses an universal value and it is a collective responsibility of the world's people to preserve it. Bangladesh is a small country. Though a small country, Bangladesh has three World Heritage Sites : the historic Shatgombuj Mosque of Bagerhat, the ruins of the Buddhist Vihar at Paharpur and the Sundarbans. The Shatgombuj Mosque is a 15th Century Islamic edifice. It is an enormous Moghul architectural site covering a very large area. It has sixty pillars, which support seventy seven exquisitely curv...

Adolescence Children pass through several stages to become adult. There are four or five stages of growth: infancy, early childhood, later childhood, and adolescence. There are some who try to act older than their age. But most persons go through these stages whatever their economic or social status is. Adolescence generally covers from 13 to 18 years of age of a person. During this phase, one experiences critical transition like growing from childhood to adulthood and puberty. However, many adolescents face pressure to become alcoholic, drug-addict or chain-smoker that creates their health problems. These practices put them to high risk for intentional and unintentional injuries, unintended pregnancies and infections from HIV. These exert long-lasting effects on future health and well-being. They are not fully capable of understanding sexual practices and this incapability may make them particularly vulnerable to sexual exploitation and high-risk behaviors. Moreover, laws and policies...