Fill in the gaps using a suitable word from a box

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1) companies

2) transport

3) network

4) staff

5) depots

6) schedule

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TASK
2 READING
(20 points)

Time: 20 minutes

1. Read
fragments from stories about famous illusionists. For answers to
questions choose the names designated by letters A-E. “0” is the
example for you.

1. John Henry Anderson was
   a Scottish magician who performed in Europe and the United States
   in the early 19^th
   century. His favourite trick was bullet-catching, but his best
   remembered for pulling a rabbit from a hat. He didn’t think of
   the trick first, but he made it popular and there have been
   variations on it ever since.

2. Robert Houdin was born in France in 1805. He was originally
   trained as a clockmaker. He first appeared as a magician in Paris
   in 1845. He used common objects to create illusions rather than
   complicated pieces of machinery. He was known as the father of
   magic and it was from him that Harry Houdini took his name years
   later.

3. Howard Thurston was from Ohio. He started by touring and
   doing card tricks. In 1908 he met the magician, Harry Kellar.
   Kellar sold him his tricks and Thurston turned them into a 3-hour
   long magic show. He toured with it for over 20 years. He was
   well-known for illusions such as the “floating lady”.

4. Harry Houdini was
   born Erik Weisz in Budapest, Hungary. Before taking up magic, he
   worked in a circus. His
   world-wide fame came from his amazing escapes. One of his most
   incredible escapes was from a box that was locked, roped, weighted
   then lowered into water. Late in his career he went to Hollywood
   and made films, performing his own stunts.

5. David Copperfield was born in 1956 in America. He began
   performing at the age of twelve. He is noted for his ability to
   make objects disappear, something he has done frequently whilst on
   the air, watched by millions. He once made the Statue of Liberty,
   America’s most famous landmark disappear. He also walked through
   the Great Wall of China. From the late 1970s, he was on TV in The
   Magic Show of David Copperfield.

Who

1. was born in Scotland? __A__

2. made a famous trick he didn’t invent?_____

3. performed illusions with large objects?_____

4. acted in films?____

5. pulled objects from a hat?_____

6. performed in France and gave his name to another magician?___

1. Read
   the text and do the tasks below. (15 points)

A
Trip by Plane

An
American farmer wanted to make an air trip. There was an airport
close to his farm. So one morning he came there to ask if he could
make an air trip.

«You
see,» he said to one of the pilots, «I have never flown
before, but I would like to.» The pilot told him that the price
of the trip was 10 dollars for a ten-minute trip. «Oh, it’s a
dollar a minute,» the farmer said. «Can’t you reduce the
price?» The pilot thought for a minute and then said, «I
won’t take any money if you don’t say a word during the whole trip.»
The farmer agreed.

«By
the way,» said the pilot, «you may take your wife too.»
The farmer was happy.

The
next day at three o’clock the farmer and his wife arrived at the
airport. Soon they were up in the air. The plane flew at a high
speed, it went up and down very quickly, but since the passengers
didn’t say a word.

«You
are brave people,» said the pilot. «I thought you would be
afraid to fly.»

“Well,” said the farmer, “I am glad, I will
not have to pay for the trip, as I didn’t have to say a word, but
I wanted to speak to you when my wife fell out of the plane”

A
Write
down whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F).

1. The
   farmer didn’t like the price of the trip.

2. It
   was a trip on the ship.

3. The
   farmer decided to take his wife because it could make the price of
   the trip less.

4. The
   price was 10 dollars for each minute.

5. The
   passengers kept silent when they were in the air.

6. The
   farmer’s wife was quite well after the trip.

B Answer
the following questions.

1. What
   kind of trip did the farmer want to make?

2. Did
   he find the trip cheap or expensive?

3. What
   was the price of the trip?

4. On
   what condition did the pilot agree to change the price of the trip?

5. Who
   joined the farmer?

6. Did
   the plane fly slowly or quickly?

7. Did
   the passengers speak much during the trip?

8. Did
   the farmer pay for the trip?

9. What
   happened to his wife in the air?

TASK 3
USE
OF ENGLISH (30
points)

Time: 20 minutes

1.
Fill in the gaps, using a
suitable word from a box. Use each word only once. “0” is the
example for you.. In the box there is a superfluous word which does
not need to be used. (6 points)

church men priest prison couples stories
gifts soldiers

Valentine’s Day

There are different (0) stories
about St. Valentine. One story says
that Valentine was a roman

(1)
___________ who lived about 1800 years ago. At that time Roman (2)
____________ were not allowed to marry. Valentine disobeyed the law
and secretly married young (3) __________. Valentine was then sent
to prison. He died in (4) __________ on February 14 in 270 AD. The
soldiers took him and buried him at a (5) ___________ in Rome. If
you go to Rome, you can see where he is buried. Valentine’s Day is
a day when people give Valentine cards, (6) ___________ and flowers
to people they love.

2.
Choose the right variant (10 points)

1. The Volga is …river in the territory of Russia.

a) long b) longer c) the longest

2. … birthday is it next week?

a) Whose b) Whom c) Who

3. Perhaps they …a new house next year.

a) will buy b) buy c) shall buy

4. Two years … Derry bought a car.

a) ago b) for c) since

5. My favourite subject at school is … Biology.

a) the b) a c) –

6. Do you get … letters every day?

a) much b) many c) a many

7. George plays …the violin rather well.

a) — b) on c) in

8. My elder sister is afraid … height.

a) — b) of c) with

9. Jean always stays in fashion. People like ….

a) hers b) she c) her

10. When a student, Mike spent two years in … Germany.

a) a b) the c) –

3. Choose the right variant (10 points)

1. Jess was
   watching / watched
   TV when the TV suddenly was
   breaking / broke.

2. While Dad was
   listening / listened
   to music in the car, he was
   driving / drove into the back
   of a bus!

3. My parents were
   walking / walked home
   yesterday when they were seeing
   / saw an asteroid in the sky.

4. Oliver climbed
   / was climbing a mountain
   when he was dropping / dropped
   his MP3 player in a river.

5. Madonna sang/
   was singing when we got/
   were getting to the concert.

4.
Choose the right variant (4 points)

1. Maria is very proud
   of / good at science,
   so she wants to be a doctor.

2. You have to be worried
   about / interested in helping
   people if you want to be a firefighter.

3. David wasn’t very proud
   of / good at failing his exams.

4. You shouldn’t get interested
   in / upset about not getting an
   interview.

TASK 4
WRITING (20 points)

Time: 20 minutes

Write
to your foreign friend the letter how you spent summer holidays
(80-100 words).

TASK 5
SPEAKING (20 points)

Time: 10 – 12 minutes

1. Dialogue (10 points)

Put
the phrases of the dialogue into the correct order

A) 1.
Yes,
sure. Thank you.

1. That’s
   exactly what I want.

2. Can
   I have a look at this magazine?

3. I
   think
   this article about clothes is interesting.

5.
Yes,
of course. I read quickly.

B) 1.
Oh, yes, it is. It tells you how to choose the best clothes for
you.

1. See
   you tomorrow then.

2. Yes,
   sure. What would you like to read?

3. Do
   you think you will give it back to me tomorrow?

4. You
   can also read an article about music.

1. Monologue (10 points)

Speak
on your hobbies.

Maximum points: 100 points

Fill each gap with a suitable word from the box:
1. ​spend (2), get, start, gained, enjoy, leave, take
​Most people … a third of their lives at work. So it is important for people to … their work. And enjoying work means choosing the right career in the first place.
​People in Britain can … work at the age of sixteen, though many young people stay at school after this age. When young people … school at the age of sixteen they can … a low-paid job working in a shop or a factory. At the sametime they can … one day a week at a college of further education. Many young people wishing to … a practical skill — for example, car mechanics, hairdressers etc. — do this. At the end of their college training they… a qualification. It is a good beginning to … a career because such young people have … practical experience in their job which is important for their promotion.
2. ​abilities, to liquidate, to communicate, respect, conditions, fostering, industry, praised, relationship, to shape, to regard, attitude, capacity.
1) One of the most important tasks of the Revolution was … illiteracy in Russia.
2) Russian school creates the best possible … education for the younger generation.
3) We must envisage the … of feeling of patriotism.
4) To make his work more successful a teacher should … his pupils’ interests.
5) Together with educations pupils learn how … with each other.
6) His report was good and the teacher … him.
7) I … him for his broad erudition and knowledge.
Thanks to his … he could prepare for exams in a short period of time.
9) What is your … to this new teaching method?
10) Many films tell about … between teachers and pupils.
11) Children’s …can be developed in the course of studies.
12) The teacher helps … a child’s character
13) Psychologists say that there is no limit to the … of our memory

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box. 

show	superiors	nothing	behaviour	nature	much
rich	form	conduct	sense	disciplined	remains

Good manners (a) — an important part of education. Our education (b) — incomplete if we do not learn good manners. In our (c) — with others we must (d) — proper respect for them. We should have a (e) — of fitness in our (f) — with others. We should show respect to our (g) —. It is necessary for a (h) — society. Good manners cost us (i) —. So, good manners should be a part of our (j) —.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box.

prepare	natural	sphere	hand	use	Generously
purpose	resources	fertile	land	rocky	locality

Nature has given her (a) — to us more (b) — than many other countries of the world. Think about our (c) — . It is soft and (d) —. Our farmers who have simple (e) — made tools can easily dig , plough and (f) — the soil with them. Whereas, lands of most other countries, which are hard and (g) — cannot be easily dug , ploughed and prepared. We have a great (h) — advantages too. We can (i) — the most of our lands for the (j) — of agriculture and industry.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box.

sediment	habitat	forestland	repair	floods	Effect
insecurity	damage	protection	causes	Deforestation	cut

The most common causes of (a) — are cutting and burning the (b) —. Though the forest lands are (c) — and burnt for the sake of agriculture and (d) —, it has a negative (e) — on environment. The removal of trees (f) — the birds and the others animals living on them to leave the place. It also causes serious (g) — to the soil, as trees give (h) — to the soil as well. In the end, the soil gets (i) — in the river bed and causes frequent (j) —.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box.

speed	environment	life	defects	non- motorised	lives
challenge	mandatory	reasons	challenges	collision	prevent

Road accidents have become a feature of everyday (a) — in our country, Bangladesh. A lot of (b) — act behind road accidents. Roadside (c) —, poor designed of junctions and road sections, excessive (d) —, dangerous overtaking, reckless driving, disobeying (e) — traffic rules, varity of traffics’ characteristics and (f) — of  vehicles are the principal reasons of it. (g) — vehicles are plying in the road along side the buses and trucks in the same way. They also increase the risk of (h) —. Road accidents are the major (i) — for the development of Bangladesh. So, we should search the way how to (j) — these fatal problems.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word form the box.                                                             

successful	about	pile	need	careful	stitch
careless	for	put	sure	a lot of	proverb

 A (a) — in time saves nine. This is very well known (b) —. Some people don’t care (c) — anything. They (d) — off a job (e) — tomorrow, though they are not (f) —whether tomorrow will come. In this way, they cannot finish a work when they (g) — it. Then they say, Alas! If we were not (h) — about our jobs when we had (i) — time we must be (j) —.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box.

educate	waste	least	need	made	illiterate
passed	remove	education	necessary	literate	compulsory

We must not (a) — our energy and money any more. We (b) — to take steps to (c) — our people. Emphasis should be given on primary (d) —. There should be at (e) —one primary school in each and every village. We are happy that our government has (f) — primary education (g) —. A law has been (h) — in the assembly. To (i) —illiteracy from the country, some more steps may be taken. The (j) — adults need to be educated.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word form the box.

powerful	tries	dominated	leads	instinct	hankers
climb	other	kill	rush	universal	swallow

It is the (a) — of everyone to (b) — up the top in position and power. There is no (b) — passion in the world which is so (d) — as the love of power. Man always (e) — after power. Power is the source of all strength. Man (f) — his best to achieve it. However, excess of desire for power (g) — to disaster. But people always (h) — after their power. Sometimes a powerful nation or society is (i) — by this passion. It wants to (j) — the smaller and weak neighbours.

1. Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

find	friends	make	need	side	come
Prove	pleasure	harm	real	Love	pay

Books are men’s best (a) — in life. You may have many good friends, but you do not (b) — them when you (c) — them. They may not always (d) — to you with sympathy. One or two may (e) — false and do you much (f) —. But books are always ready to be by your (g) —. Some books will (h) — you laugh some others will give you much (i)—. Again some books will bring new knowledge and ideas. They are your (j) — friends throughout your life.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box necessary.                                                                                            

affect	destroyed	crisis	rise	habitat	calamities
turn	rain	live	cut	be	effect

If we (a) — trees at random, one day our country will (b) — into a desert . All living animals and birds will not find any (c) — or shelter to (d) — in. They will be (e) —. There will be no (f) — and as a result our agriculture will face a great (g) — . The temperature will (h) — and it will cause green house (i) —. The country will  (j) —unsuitable for living and various natural (i) — like flood, drought storm etc will (j) — our country.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box.                                                                                                     

think	distress	seem	develop	make	ensure
neighbour	get	mutual	familiar	communicate	treat

As the world’s communication system is (a) — day by day, the worlds seem to be (b) — smaller. For the development of communication system, now we can easily (c) —with the people of other countries within a moment. Now, the world (d) — to be a village and the countries seem to be families. If we develop our (e) — understanding and co-operation, we can (f) — our world a better place. We should never (g) — others as enemies but as friends. As a friend we should (h) — immediate help to other counties in their (i) — and sorrows. We should take them to  be our (j) —.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box

livelihood	causes	took	products	depend	brings
agriculture	on	consumption	beautiful	supplies	decline

Bangladesh is our birth land. It is small but (a) —. It is an (b) — country. Most of the people of this country directly or indirectly (c) — on agriculture for their  (d) —. Many important industries depend on agricultural (e) —. Agriculture (f) — food stuff for human and animal (g) —. Any (h) — in agricultural products (i) — economic depression in the country. Failure of crops (j) —  sufferings to the entire people.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box .There are more words for each necessary.   

through	work	long	blue	ready	inferior
dignity	sacrifice	high	aware	above	same

Man’s (a) — depends on his work. Man is a rational being. He is to (b) — for others. He should not be proud of his (c) — blood. He should be (d) — to help anyone of any class. The man whom he is helping may be (e) — to him by birth. But after all he is a man. He has the (f) — blood and flesh as the (g) — kind of man. So, he should (h) — his own life for others welfare. We cannot live (i) — on earth. We must die one day. We can live (j) — our work.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box. There are more words for each necessary.                                                                                               

clean	made	Water	on	important	objects
cloths	empty	forces	full	currents	under

The world is (a) — of uncountable natural and man (b) — objects. Natural (c) — are stones, trees, air, and (d) —. Man made objects are house, cars, (e) —- and chemicals. Natural (f) — are cyclones, earthquakes, volcanoes, storms and ocean (g) —. Life exists (h) — different conditions. It is very (i) — to keep environment (j) —. 

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word form the box. There are more words for each necessary.                                                                                        

prevent	enables	take	excellent	tired	fitness
physically	fills	struggles	essential	free	helps

Physical exercise is (a) — for all. It keeps us (b) — strong and healthy. Our life is full of activities and (c) —. We can face them if we have physical and mental (d) —. It is physical exercise which (e) — us to have a sound mind in a sound body. Physical exercise (f) — some other benefits too. It also offers us an (g) — recreation. It takes our mind (h) — from the drudgery of work and (i) — it with joy. So we must (j) — physical exercise for our sound health.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box. There are more words for each necessary.                                                                                           

known	bold	hunger	thirst	inspired	inconceivable
see	courage	curiosity	satisfied	dangerous	technology

Man has an unquenchable (a) — for knowledge. In fact he is never (b) — with what he has(c) — and seen. He wants to know and (d) — more and more. This (e) — to know more, coupled with his (f) — spirit of adventure, has (g) — him to undertake and carry out difficult and (h) — tasks. In the fields of science and (i) — man has already achieved what was once (j) —. 

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box. There are more words for each necessary.                                                                                             

help	inactive	other	aversion	hence	anything
claim	ability	charity	indolent	devoid	dignity

What is begging? Begging is the (a) — of others. It does not give (b) — good to the society. It is totally unproductive and (c) —, it has no output. It does no develop a man’s (d) — or will to be self-reliant. It makes him (e) — and habitually (f) — and dependent on others . It makes a man (g) — of any sense of self-respect hence those who live by begging cannot (h) — for any dignity in the society because of their (i) — to work. They only seek the charity of (j) — and become burden to the society.

1. Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

about	Lives	neglected	evil	proper	real
right	been	very	remember	bright	regret

Our freedom fighters are the (a) — heroes of our country. We should (b) — them as they sacrifice their (c) — for the cause of motherland. It is a matter of great (d) — that most of them are (e) — and our young generation does not know (f) — their valiant struggle. Yet today many of the real freedom fighters have not (g) — found out and established. Some of them lead a (h) — poor life. The authority in power should take (i) — step to enlist them and (j) — honour.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box. There are more word for each necessary.                                                                                                

help	illiterate	removing	aware	enlarge	exist
efforts	assist	increase	illiteracy	literacy	thought

Inability to read and write is (a) —. It hinders all development (b) — of the government. The literacy late of Bangladesh is still low. We have to (c) — this rate for entire development of the country. A countries development cannot be (d) — of keeping the large number of people (e) —. Government alone cannot meet this challenge without the (f) — of the literate community. It is the social responsibility of the literate people to (g) — the government for the eradication of illiteracy. We must realise that we cannot (h) — as a nation without (i) — illiteracy from the society. So we should be (j) — of this great problem.

1. Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

mentally	educated	called	provide	developing	useful
assists	self-reliant	helpful	genius	sympathetic	improve

Proper education (a) — a learner with opportunities of (b) — all his talents. Its aim is to (c) — him physically and (d) — so that he can be (e) — to himself and to the society. An educated man is (f) — but he also (g) — others in attaining self-reliance. He is supposed to be well mannered, kind and (h) —. So a man who has acquired knowledge and skill only for his maternal development cannot be (i) — a truly (j) — man.

1. Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

blessed	anything	can	depend	become	catch
ushered	universe	predominate	has	science	sphere

We live in an age of (a) — in every (b) — of our life. We (c) — on science which has (d) — us with many gifts. By dint of science, man has (e) — the master of the whole (f) —. In every sphere of life science has (g) — a new era of hope and prosperity. Today we cannot think of (h) — rather than science. But still the modern science (i) — not change the basic attitude towards the problems of our life. Superstitions, false notions and baseless beliefs still (j) — over us.

1. Fill in each gap with suitable word given in the box.

agriculutral	depend	livelihood	indusries	agriculture
causes	brings	decline	supplies	consumption

Bangladesh is an (a) — country. Most of the people of this country directly or indirectly (b) — on agriculture for their (c) —. Many important (d) — depend on (e) —products. Agriculture (f) — food stuff for human and animal (g) —. Any (h) — in agricultural products (i) — economic depression in the country. Failure of crops (j) —sufferings to the entire people.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box. There are more word for each necessary.

defend	materialized	so-called	cherished	noble	pretender
aloft	fake	fraud	remember	inherent	inspire

Patriotism is (a) — virtue. It is an (b) — instinct in human nature. It (c) — a man to shed every drop of blood to (d) — the liberty and dignity of the country. But patriotism should not be merely a (e) — slogan in the public meetings to (f) — the people. It should be (g) — in the core of heart and (h) — in our deeds. We should keep ourselves above from the (i) — patriotism. Everybody should bear in mind that a (j) — must be defeated. Nobody will remember or honour a mock patriot.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word form the box. There are more word for each necessary.                                                                                               

visited	purse	frequently	collecting	displayed	making
premises	had	has	exhibition	crowd	tempted

Of all the (a) —, the book fairs are of recent origin . They are (b) — held in towns and cities now. Last year I (c) — Ekushe Boi Mela in Bangla Academy (d) —.There were a number of stalls and thousands of books were (e) —. It was a great opportunity of (f) — a varied choices of books. So many book lovers (g) — there. l was (h) — to buy a lot of books but my (i) — did not permit me. As a result, I bought a few books and (j) — a lot of catalogue.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box. There are more word for each necessary.                                                                                                 

light	bring	deprive	participation	removes	run
darkness	educate	discrimination	development	basic	remain

Education (a) — our ignorance and gives us (b) — of knowledge. In respect of imparting education there should be no (c) — between man and woman. Education is one of the (d) — human rights. If we (e) — women of the right of education, almost half of our population will (f) — in (g) —. No (h) — can be brought about without the (i) — of women. So government is doing everything to (j) — women folk.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box. There are more words than necessary.

loses	both	continuous	real	competition	matched
progress	loss	enjoyment	matching	result	win

Without efforts there can be no (a) — in life. Life (b) — its interest if there is no struggle. Games become dull, if there is no (c) — in them and if the (d) — can be easily foreseen. No matter we (e) — the game or lose it. The keener the contest, the greater the (f) —. A victory is not a (g) — triumph unless (h) — the sides are equally (i) —. Whether we like it or not, life is one (j) — competitive examination.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box. There are more word for each necessary.  CB 09                                                                                               

If	prevent	remote	causes	can	much
invention	but	river	water	verify	close

Crops need (a) —. So  Farmers must irrigate their fields (b) — there is very little rain at any time. (c) — irrigation is not easy if there is no river (d) — to the crops. Canals can carry (e) — water to the field. Sometimes (f) — water causes flood. A dam may (h) — difficulties of irrigation. A great lake (i)—be built behind the dam. Dams are not recent  (j) —.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box. There are more word for each necessary.                                                                                               

safely	narrow	menace	invention	life	controlled
daily	Lie	Violate	happen	increasing	lives

Road accidents are (a) — occurrences in modern city. Every year thousands of people lose their (b) — and many more are injured. Before the (c) — of automobile, people moved from one place to another slowly but (d) —.The real causes of road accidents (e) — with the people not with the transports. In some cities ,the roads are (f) —.These can hardly cope with the (g) — number of traffic .Besides, the traffic is not (h) — properly. The drivers often (i) — traffic rules. As road accidents seem a great (j) —-, immediate steps should be taken to stop the danger.

1. Fill in each gap with a suitable word from the box. There are more words than necessary.                                                                           

dream	expected	successful	hard	glorious	institution
famous	tries	private	result	study	public

Every students expects (a) — result in the examination and for that he (b) — heart and soul. There are many ways to have glorious (c) —. Admission in the famous (d) —is one of them. So most of the students (e) — for getting admission in a (f) — institution. Most of the students start to study (g) — after their final examination to get admission into their (h) — institutions. Some become (i) — and some become failure in their mission. The students who don’t (j) — hard cannot succeed in this context.

29  Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

ever	time	tomorrow	suffer	who	lost
take	enough	call	properly	shine	best

Time and tide waits for none. No one can (a) — it back. A man gets back his (b) — money and heath but cannot get back his lost time. Time ones lost is lost for (c) —. So we should make the (d) — use of time. We should do our duties (e) —. If we put off our work for (f) — we may not get an opportunity to do it at all. There are some people (g) — idle away time for nothing. They cannot prosper in life. They have to (h) — for it. So we should (i) — an oath that we must do our duty properly and in (j) —.

1. Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

light	participation	prosper	bring	darkness	run
deprive	discrimination	educate	basic	removes	remain

Education is the backbone of a nation. No nation can (a) — without education. Education (b) — our ignorance and gives us (c) — of knowledge. In respect of imparting education there should be no (d) — between men and women. Education is one of the (e) — human rights. If we (f) — women of the right of education, almost half of the population will (g) — in (h) —. No development can be brought about in our society without the (i) — of women. The government of Bangladesh is doing everything to (j) — women folk.

1. Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

almost	useful	era	without	helps	knowledge
nations	mutual	necessity	essential	important	becomes

English is an International Language. As a result the (a) — of English has increased. Different countries have to keep (b) — communication among them. The (c) — of learning is very great. Because it (d) — us to develop a good relationship with other (e) —. In this modern (f) — of communication it is not possible to advance (g) — it. English (h) — the language of the whole world. (i) — all books in science and Technology have been written or translated into English. One can’t think of higher studies without the (j) — of English.

1. Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

thinking	now	instead	again	stood	different
following	on	along	into	up	running

The pied piper stepped into the street and began to play his pipe (a) —. This time the music was (b) —. All the sound of the music all the children of Hamelin came (c) —. The mayor the councilors and all the parents (d) — dumb. The piedf piper walked (e) — the streets and the children followed him.They were laughing and dancing. But (f) — the piper did not go towards the river. He walked towards the hill called Koppelburg (g) —. The parents felt relieved (h) — that the pied piper would never be able to cross the hill. But as soon as the piper reached the hill it opened (i) — and he walked into it with the children (j) — him. Then the hill closed and they were never seen again.

1. Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

held	recent	crowded	enlarge	ancient	spread
visit	collected	old	permit	has	display

Amongst all the exhibitions, the book fair are of (a) — origin. They are frequently (b) — in towns and cities now. Last year I (c) — Ekusher Boi mela in Bangla academy premises. There were a number of stalls and thousand of books here (d) —. It was a great opportunity of (e) — a varied choice of books. A large number of people (f) — there. I was tempted to buy a lot of books but my purse didn’t (g) — me. As a result, I brought a few books and (h) — a lot of catalogue. However a book fair (i) — the massage that books are our best friends. Books (j) — our vision and make our life meaningful.

1. Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

service

remove

separate

society

education

human

live

Students should not (a) — themselves from (b) —. They can (c) — the society in many ways. Their (d) — is of great importance to society. During vacation they should go to their native village. They can (e) — the illiterate villagers. During a flood they can (f) — the sufferings of the flood affected people by raising funds. As they live in (g) —, they are (h) — beings. So they are not (i) — from society. They can play an important role by (j) — the illiterate from the country.

1. Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

also	overloaded	puller	happened	exactly	chatting
eager	sitting	reached	whom	opposite	as

(a) — I was sitting at the front of the bus, I saw (b) — what (c) —. A rickshaw van (d) — with goods was coming from the (e) — direction. The poor (f) — was an old man.(g) —, there was another person (h) — at the back of the van with (i) — the puller was  (j) —.

1. Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

change	depend	blessed	become	universe	stage
ushered	anything	made	predominate	science	can

We live in the age of (a) —. In every (b) — of our life, we (c) — on science which has (d) — us with many gifts. By dint of science man has (e) — the master of the whole (f) —. In every sphere of life, science has (g) — in a new era of hope and prosperity. Today we can’t think of (h) — rather than science. But still the modern science (i) —not change the basic attitude towards the problem of our life. Superstitions, false notion and baseless beliefs still (j) — over us.

1. Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

down	opposition	all	oppose	great	Out
number	idea	people	island	in	build

Once there lived a king in an island. There were green trees everywhere (a) — the island. The king decided to (b) — a magnificent place in the (c) —. So he ordered his men to cut (d) — all the trees. Some opposed the (e) — of the king but (f) — did not pay heed to the (g) —. So people were compled to carry (h) — the kings order. They cut down (i) — the trees. As a result a (j) — change took place in the climate of the island.

1. Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

administration	certain	interfere	vote	establish	Property
has	certainly	when	speak	to	have

A citizen has (a) — rights and privileges. For example he (b) — a right to security of life and (c) — and protection of law (d) — necessary. The state is bound to give him such protection. He has the right to (e) — as he places and the state should not (f) — with his freedom of speech. But he must not say anything that goes against that (g) — laws of his land. He (h) — a natural right (i) — take a hand in the (j) — of the affairs of his country.

1. Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

stopped	could	closed	almost	nearest	about
left	close	arrived	straight	said	open

Habib lives in a village (a) — to a town. He wanted to (b) — a bank account. Having (c) — in the town he (d) — a stranger, Excuse me (e) — you tell me the way to the (f) — bank?” (g) — Habib certainly go (h) — about 2000 meters and turn (i) — and the bank is (j) — on the right, said the stranger.

1. Fill in each gap using appropriate word from the box below to complete the following passage.

Mouse	home	quick	same	came	roots
from	town	clever	small	big	country

The nest was very (a) — and very light. The country (b) — ate barley and the (c) — of other plants. A mouse (d) — the town (e) — to see the (f) — mouse. The (g) — mouse was very (h) — and (i) —. His (j) — was in a big house in the town.

need

come

friends

prove

find

real

side

pleasure

harm

make

41. Books are men’s best (a) — in life. You may have many good friends, but you do not (b) — them when you (c) — them. They may not always (d) — to you with sympathy. One or two may (e) — false and do you much (f) —. But books are always ready to be your (g) —. Some books will (h) — you laugh some others will give you much (i) —. Again some books will bring new knowledge and ideas. They are your (j) — friends thought out your life.

cultivated

livelihood

many

gift

likes

pleasure

attracts

held

symbol

decorate

42. A flower is the best (a) — of nature. It is a (b) — of purity and beauty. It gives us (c) —. There is nobody but (d) — a flower. Its sweet smell (e) — one to all. Nowadays, flowers are (f) — in our country. Many people earn their (g) — by flower cultivation. Today (h) — people (i) — their houses with flowers to enhance beauty. At present flower exhibitions are (j) — in our country.

tries

passes

solving

misbehaves

likes

sows

devoted

makes

regularly

obedient

43. A student, who (a) — the best seeds in his life, is an ideal student. He is (b) — to his parents. He never (c) — with his brothers and sisters. He is (d) — to his neighbors. He learns his lessons (e) — and never keeps himself aloof from the institute. He is obedient to his teachers and (f) — note what his teachers say. An ideal student (g) — good use of his time. He (h) — his leisure time in reading good books and newspapers. He (i) — good company with good boys. An ideal student helps classmates in (j) — their difficult lesson.

where

without

important

opposite

turn

parcel

impose

depends

apply

protect

44. Afforestation means preservation of trees. It is (a) — to deforestation. Trees and plants are part and (b) — of the environment. Ecology fully (c) — on trees and plants. The country will (d) — into desert unless there are trees. The trees help to (e) — the soil from erosion. Floods can (f) — affect those areas covered with trees. Storms cannot (g) — its forcefully on the places (h) — there are trees. However, the trees are so (i) — that it is impossible to think of life (j) — it.

goes

face

raise

having

controlled

populated

forward

square

high

densely

45. Bangladesh is a country (a) — an area of 147570 square kilometers. It is (b) — with more than 140 million people. About 1000 people live in per (c) — kilometer. So it is a (d) — populated country now. The present growth rate is very (e) — which should be (f) — immediately. If this rate (g) — on unchecked, Bangladesh will (h) — a great problem. So everyone should come (i) — to (j) — public awareness.

other

rich

playing

coming

beautiful

colored

natural

green

natural

blessed

46. Bangladesh is a darling child of nature. Nature has (a) — her with unique beauty. Really, no (b) — country in the world is so (c) — with natural beauties as Bangladesh is. She is noted for her (d) — beauty, golden crops of paddy and (e) — leaves of trees. The six seasons of the year (f) — by turns marking Bangladesh a land of beauty, variety and plenty. Her rivers present her a (g) — beauty particularly in the rainy season. The boats (h) — on the rivers under multi (i) — sails also present a (j) — sight.

school

institutions

universities

necessary

afford

students

often

children

huge

poverty

47. Bangladesh is a small country but has a (a) — population. Most people here live below the (b) — line and cannot therefore (c) — to educate their children. Many poor children (d) — drop out of school after just a few years or simply do not go to (e) — at all. Despite of this situation, we have far too many (f) — to educate compared to the number of (g) — available. Bangladesh needs schools, colleges and (h) — to provide for the increasing number of (i) —. But owing to financial and resource constraints, the government cannot fund the (i) — number of educational institutions.

on

run

in

here

shore

extended

proud

surrounded

moderate

Christianity

48. Bangladesh is in South-Asia on the (a) — of the Bay of Bengal. It is (b) — by India (c) — three sides. She has been independent (d) — 1971. The religions in Bangladesh are Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism and (e) —. She has a (f) — climate. Families are usually (g) — by males. (h) — monogamy is practiced and people like to live an (i) — family. I am (j) — of my country.

still

then

they

in

speak

with

writing

have

will

with

49. Books introduce us (a) — the best society. They bring us into the (b) — of the greatest minds that (c) — ever lived. We hear what (d) — said and did we see (e) — as if they were (f) — alive. We are participator (g) — their thoughts, we sympathize (h) — them, (i) — with them and we feel as if we were a measure actors. The great and good men (j) — not die even in this world.

given

diagnosis

used

lessened

invented

invent

make

work

work

invented

50. Computer was not (a) — overnight. It took long time and hard labour to (b) — computer. Many votaries (ভক্ত) of science (c) — hard and (d) — computer. Computer cannot (e) — itself. It works on the basis of command (f) — by the operator. It is (g) — in our daily life for various purposes. It has (h) — our work load and (i) — our life easy. Today the doctors use computer to (j) — a disease.

various

lessened

command

made

successful

diagnosis

itself

work

labour

overnight

51. Computer was not invented (a) —. It took long time and hard (b) — to invent computer. Many votaries of science (c) — hard for years together and finally came out (d) —. In fact, computer cannot work (e) —. It works on the basis of the (f) — given by the operator. It is used in our daily life for (g) — purposes. It has (h) — our work, (i) — our life comfortable. Nowadays doctors are also using computer to (j) — a disease.

epidemic

against

great

addiction

increased

indomitable

world

defined

from

illusion

52. Drug addiction has become a (a) — national problem in our country. An (b) — attraction for some harmful things may be (c) — as addiction and the materials which cause (d) — in men are called drugs. Drug addiction is spreading like (e) — in Bangladesh. The number of addicts is being (f) — rapidly. Drug carries the addict to an unreal (g) — of dreams. This is called (h) —. Religious and social values must be taught (i) — early childhood. A countrywide campaign (j) — drug addiction should be undertaken immediately.

disgusted

traveled

art

strategies

was

fell

unhappy

place

parks

liked

53. Einstein (a) — lonely and (b) — in his childhood. He (c) — to play by himself in the (d) — and woods. School was an unpleasant (e) — for him. He was (f) — by how war (g) — were taught at school. At the age of fifteen, he went to Milan with his family. In Italy he (h) — free for the first time. He (i) — through countryside, visited museums and (j) — galleries, attended concerts and read books.

foreign

mother

difficult

command

learn

reason

much

learn

language

used

54. English is a widely (a) — language. In our country we (b) — it as a (c) — language. It is not our (d) —tongue. Naturally, it is very (e) — to learn. So, we have a very poor (f) — on this language. As a result we do not get (g) — interest in this (h) —. For all these (i) — English is difficult for us to (j) —.

knowing

international

that

properly

accustomed

being

language

common

travel

used

55. English is an (a) — language (b) — almost all over the world. People (c) — English can express their ideas everywhere in the world. Tourism is an industry (d) — cannot work (e) — if there is not any (f) — language for mutual expression of ideas and views without (g) — much. English and without proficiency in this language you cannot (h) — all over the world. But you will be in (i) — barriers. In order to overcome these difficulties you have to be (j) — to listening and speaking.

promoted

show

valueless

tries

important

must

well

knowledge

knowledge

quality

56. Examination is very important in student’s life. If justifies a student’s (a) — no student can be (b) — to next class without examination, so every student (c) — hard to pass the examination. There are many ways to do (d) — in the examination and meritorious students follow these ways. Subject (e) — is not all things to approach the exam. One may gather much (f) — about his subject but if he cannot (g) — his performance in the examination in such kind of knowledge is (h) —. He (i) — be very practical in the examination which is also an (j) — thing.

may

happily

kitchen

conscious

likes

contrary

name

may

well

same

57. Friendship is not only a (a) — but also an innate relationship between two men. A real friend understands you (b) — and takes the share of your job and sorrow. But an acquaintance does not do the (c) —. At the same time of you your sorrow he (d) — be by your side. He (e) — not know your parents and he won try to know their identity. On the (f) — you real friend must be curious about every information about them. He must mix and talk to them (g) —.When an acquaintance comes to your home, he will bring gifts and will act (h) — as guest. But your real friend helps you in your (i) —–. So, we have to be (j) — of friendship.

help

need

get

only

without

want

develop

without

continue

essential

58. Foreign aid is (a) — for our economy. (b) — foreign aid we can’t progress. We can’t (c) — our developmental programs (d) — financial (e) — from other developed countries. Sometimes we (f) — sufficient assistance. But sometimes we (g) — nothing. But that is not the (h) — problem. The main problem is that the donor countries impose conditions that must be fulfilled. If we (i) — to receive their help. And Alas! if we follow their suggestion then we can’t (j) — very much.

solvency

place

have

stay

suffering

long

foreign

same

employment

vital

59. Garment sector is playing a (a) — role by earning a lot of (b) — exchange. At the (c) — time, it has opened scope of (d) — for the unskilled workers especially for women. Though it has paved the way for economic (e) — for the women the working (f) — is not suitable to them. As they (g) — to work for a (h) — shift, they are bound to (i) — most of the time at their working place. For unhygienic atmosphere, they are (j) — from various kinds of disease.

and

and

succeed

want

loved

believes

by

try

suffers

great

60. Honesty is a (a) — virtue. Helps a man to (b) — in life. An honest man is (c) — and honors all. Nobody (d) — a dishonest man. A man may be eminent (e) — means of dishonesty but that is short lived. A dishonest man (f) — in the long run. So we should (g) — to be honest (h) — truthful if we (i) — to be respected (j) — honored.

Ans:(a) great (b) succeed (c) loved (d) believes (e) by (f) suffers (g) try (h) and (i) want (j) and

household

maturity

idea

stays

deprived

anxious

add

regarded

born

worst

61. In our country women are the (a) —— sufferers. When a girl is (b) —— to the parents, it is not (c) —— as a good news. It is the (d) —— of the parents that a daughter will only (e) —— to their sufferings. So they do not like to send her to school for education. Thus being (f) —— of the light of education she (g) —— at home for doing (h) —— work. Finally her parents remain greatly (i) —— to marry her off before she attains (j) ——.

absolute

what

element

may

becomes

money

think

life

have

happiness

62. It is a fact that complete (a) — does not exist in worldly life. A man (b) — have all things that he desires in(c) —. It is better not to seek (d) — happiness. Rather one should be satisfied with (e) — one gets. Contentment is the key (f) — to happiness. One should not always (g) — about what he had and what he does not (h) — because by doing so a man (i) — frustrated and depressed. There are some people who think that it is (j) — that brings happiness and happiness could be bought.

has

means

out worth

is

descend

can

raise

should

is

is

63. Liberty does not (a) ——— upon a people. People must (b) —— themselves to it. It (c) —— a fruit that (d) —— be earned before it (e) —— be enjoyed. That freedom means freedom only from foreign rule (f) —— an ancient idea. It (g) —— not merely government that should be free, but people themselves (h) —— be free. And no freedom (i) —— any real value for the common man or woman unless it also (j) —— freedom from want, disease and ignorance.

deeds

try

having

potential

develop

business

devotion

serving

desired

mankind

64. Man is a rational being (a) —— wisdom, intellect and sense of self-respect. He had immense (b) —— in himself. It keeps him aloof from all sorts of evil (c) ——.To become an ideal man he should (d) —— the feelings of others and (e) —— his utmost for the greater welfare of (f) ——. It is not at all (g) —— that a man should remain busy only with his own (h) —— and materialistic obsession. With a view to (i) —— the society, he should come forward with sincerity and (j) ——.

receiver

walks

changed

wonder

sends

shortest

communicate

communication

effective

means

65. Mobile phone is an important (a) — of communication and correspondence. It helps to (b) — with people of distant places in the (c) — possible time. The use of mobile phone is more (d) — than that of land phone. The person who (e) — the message is to pay the bill. The (f) — can respond any call without any cost. Mobile phone has (g) — the communication system. People of all (h) — of the society become benefited through the use of mobile phone. But sometimes criminals keep their (i) — by using mobile phone. In spite of that, mobile phone is a (j) — modern civilization.

proper

suicide

afterwards

accordingly

seeds

late

harvest

season

life

days

66. Man is architect of his own fortune. If he makes a (a) — division of his time and does his duty (b) —, he is sure to prosper in life. But if he does otherwise, he is sure to repent when it is too (c) —.To kill time is as culpable as to commit (d) —, for our life is nothing but the sun total of hours (e) — and years .Youth is the golden (f) — of life. If we lose the morning hours of (g) — we shall have to repent (h) —. If we sow good (i) — during the sowing time, we shall reap (j) — when we grow up.

way

memorizing

sources

answers

same

marks

answers

examiner

if

exam

67. Most students learn (a) — by rote taking them from a common (b) —. I think this is again a wrong(c) — of preparing for an (d) — for one thing it’s not good (e) — things without understanding or thinking about them. You become a parrot. Another reason is that examiners get bored when they find almost the same answers in all the (f) —. You can’t blame them if (g) — don’t give you good (h) —. If you were an (i) — you would do the (j) —.

missionary

known

citizenship

set up

came

humanist

dedicated

schooling

born

name

68. Mother Teresa is a great (a) — and Philanthropist, was (b) — on August 2,1920 in Albania of Yugoslavia. Her real (c) — was Agnes Teresa. She had her (d) — at a government school in Albania. In 1928 Agnes (e) — to Kolkata to do some (f) — work and later took Indian (g) —. Then she devoted and (h) — herself to the service of sufferings and distressed humanity. She (i) — the Missionaries of Charity in 1950 and Nirmal Hridaya in 1954 in Kolkata and was (j) — as mother.

does

values

keep

must

creates

took

takes

False

noble

works

69. Patriotism is a (a) — virtue. It is an inherent instinct in human nature. A Muslim (b) — it as a part of his faith. It (c) — a man to shed every drop of his blood to (d) — the liberty and honour of his country. A person who (e) — not love his country is a brute. A true patriot (f) — day and night for progress of his country (g) — patriotism however is bad. A man like Hitler (h) — such narrow patriotism did a lot of harm to mankind. So patriotism is not enough. We (i) — have not hatred or malice towards anyone. A true patriot (j) — the freedom of others as of his own.

advance

bemoan

disappear

change

remember

condition

shake off

think

curse

great

70. Poverty (a) — a great problem in our country. But we hardly (b) — that this miserable (c) — is our own creation. Many do not try to (d) — their conditions by means of hard and profitable business. They only (e) — their miserable lot and (f) — their fate. We must (g) — this lethargy and aversion to physical labour. Man is the architect of his own fortune. If we (h) — this wise saying and (i) — in the way of life with firm steps, our poverty and misery will (j) — and peace and happiness will be our constant companion.

independent

into

achieved

live

are

fighters

cost

country

good/ever

immortal

71. Our beloved motherland Bangladesh is an (a) — and severing state. She came (b) — existence on December 16, 1971. We (c) — freedom at the cost of three million (d) —. The lives which are laid down for the sake of the country’s liberty (e) — really dignified lives. The martyred freedom (f) — snatched away the red sun of independence at (g) — of an ocean of blood. As they established undying achievement they reign in the hearts of their (h) —. The countrymen will cherish the memory of hose glorious sons of the soil for (i) —. In this sense, the millions of martyred freedom fighters are (j) —.

even

forgotten

succeeded

regret

necessary

lives

proper

respect

proper

national

72. Our freedom fighters are the (a) — heroes of our country. We should (b) — them as they sacrificed their (c) — for the cause of our mother land. It is a matter of great (d) — that most of them are (e) — and our young generation does not know (f) — the valiant struggle. Yet today many of the real freedom fighters have not been (g) — and established. Some of them lead (h) — poor life. The authority in power should take (i) — step to enlist them and give them (j) — honour.

contrary

long

does

lost

learns

kept

is

sorry

fit

preparation

73. Student life a life of (a) — for future struggle. To make him (b) — for the struggle, education is necessary. So the first and foremost duty of a student (c) — to prosecute his studies well. He who (d) — his lessons regularly (e) — well in the examination. On the (f) — the student who wastes his time cuts a (g) — figure. It should be (h) — in mind that none can get back the (i) — time. If the students neglect their studies they will suffer in the (j) — run.

affects

veins

given

circulation

money

causes

environment

are

people

bad

74. Smoking is a dangerous (a) — habit. More than eighty percent people of our country (b) — addicted to smoking. Smoking (c) — many fatal diseases. It prevents the free (d) — of blood through the (e) —. It (f) — our lungs. (g) — addicted to smoking lose their appetite. Smoking pollutes the (h) —. It costs a lot of (i) —. So this habit should be (j) — up.

is

see

remain

knowledge

enter

have

use

spend

bloomed

are

75. Students (a) — the future hope and strength of the country. Much depends upon how they (b) — their time and energy now. They (c) — in the first place, to acquire knowledge, experience and wisdom. Secondly, they have to look around and (d) — the conditions of the people, their habits and customs and (e) — in what direction reforms (i) — necessary. The students are often compared to the buds and before buds are fully (g) —. They should not (h) — into politics. They should not (i) — the player into the hands of the so called politicians who (j) — then for their own purposes.

scripts

taking

take

has

remain

know

and

build

professional

career

76. Teaching is a suitable profession for women (a) — it helps them to (b) — up their career and look after their family. Very few people (c) — the amount of work that a teacher (d) — to do in fact, a teacher does a lot work like (e) — classes. Examining the answer (f) — for the students. A good teacher has to study a lot in order to know the latest development regarding teaching opportunities for (g) — development exist equally for everyone in teaching. Yet due to social (h) — family circumstances, it often (i) — difficult for women to (j) —  them.

reminds

observe

building

independent

flag

war

country

independence

begins

victory

77. The 16 the December is a (a) — day of the history of Bangladesh. On this day we achieved (b) —. Bangladesh came into being at the cost of a bloody (c) —. It occupied a place as an (d) — country in the world map. Every year we (e) — the day with great solemnity. The day (f) — us the supreme sacrifice of our heroic sons. The day (g) — with gunshot. The whole (h) — wears of festive look. The national (i) — is hoisted on the top of each (j) —.

covered

held

day

keeps

recognized

observe

tongue

laid

laid

is

78. The 21st February (a) — a memorable day in our life. On this day in 1952 the martyrs (b) — down their lives for the mother tongue. We (c) — this day with great honour. The day is a government holiday. On this day our national flag (d) — flying half-mast. Meetings and assemblies of different kinds are (e) — and every Shaheed Minar is (f) — with flowers. Those who (g) — down their lives for the mother (h) — are immortal. Now the day has been (i) — international Mother Language (j) —.

visits

tradition

most

foreigner

either

rich

stay

condition

entertained

famous

79. The Bangladeshis are (a) — all over the world for their traditional hospitality. The Bangladeshis may be poor in (b) — but are (c) — in heart. The home of a Banglee is open to a (d) —. So entertaining a guest has become a (e) — of Bengali culture. Whenever anyone (f) —our house, we try best to please him or her. Certainly guests are (g) — with most care. A guest may (h) — at out residence for a longer period. During their stay,(i) — short or long the (j) —takes care of his guest.

an

is

capacity

the

causes

up

be

grows

plays

depends

80. The economy of a country largely (a) — on its population. But if it (b) — rapidly. The standard of living in the country declines. Because the increasing population eats (c) — the additional growth of (d) — economy. Nevertheless the population of country (e) — her man power and is (f) — resource that (g) — a vital role in her economic sphere. Without adequate human resource the other resources of the country will (h) — under-utilized and to hat extent her economic development will remain unsatisfactory. A large population (i) — rise to large demand in manufactured goods. At the same time it can meet that demand by engaging itself in increasing productive (j) —.

related

part

things

including

inventive

region

climate

aboriginal

successfully

spread

81. The Eskimos are the most widely (a) — group in the world still leading partly(b) — way of life. They live in a (c) — that spans more than 35,00 miles, (d) — Greenland, the northern fringe of North America and a (e) — of eastern Siberia. Eskimos are racially distinct from American Indians. They are most closely (f) — to the Mongolian people of eastern Asia. The Eskimos (g) — adapted themselves to cold, harsh (h) — because of their highly inventive skill. They would make (i) — from almost anything and everything. The most spend the winter in tents in a larger settlement and then (j) — during summer.

luggage

greeted

books

queue

mountain

opened

airport

eager

interest

nervous

82. The plane touched down at Katmandu Tribhuvan airport. Masum was no more (a) —. He was (b) — to see what was outside. The door of the plan (c) —. Everybody stood in a (d) — and slowly started to walk towards the airport. The cabin crew (e) — every passenger for traveling with Bangladesh Biman. Neela, Becky and Masum took their hand (f) — and walked forward. They looked around with (g) — and climbed down the steps. The (h) — looked like a picture and the high (i) — range in the background was something Masum had only read about in (j) —.

pleased

also

follow

succeeded

perform

help

performing

three

can

are

83. There are three important duties on earth. They (a) — duty to God, duty to parents and duty to mankind. All these (b) — duties are important because they (c) — us to go a long way. Duty to God helps us to be favoured by God. If we are favoured by God, we can (d) — in life. Duty to parents is (e) — important because if our parents are (f) — with us, God will help us to make our life smooth. Duty to mankind is not negligible. We (g) — be the apple of God’s eyes by (h) — this last duty. All the great men of the world tried to (i) — all these duties. So we should (j) — them to be great.

because

river

movement

heavy

people

are

under

here

everywhere

big

84. Though Bangladesh is not a (a) — country. Too many people live (b) —, because most of its lands (c) — fertile and plain. The monsoon causes (d) — rainfall. The country is crisis-crossed by many (e) —. The country looks very beautiful (f) — there are green trees and green crops (g) —. Sometimes they are (h) —. Then life becomes very difficult and (i) — need boats for (j) —.            

should

ever

not

lost

who

back

tomorrow

on

properly

waits

85. Time and tide (a) — for none. Time goes on and (b) —. None can get it (c) —. A man can regain his (d) — money and health but cannot get back his lost time. Time once lost is lost for (e) —. So, we (f) — utilize our time. We must do our work (g) — if we put off our work for (h) —. We may not get time to do it at all. There are some people (i) — waste of time for nothing. They can (j) — succeeded in life.

encourage

honored

follow

maintain

doing

respected

troubled

later

good

prevailed

86. Truth reigns in the world always. False wood may be (b) — for the time being, it loses sooner or (c) —. Those who are engaged in preaching the truth are (d) — by the people. Those who feel interested to tell lies can never shine in life. They may prosper seemingly, they cannot be (e) — it for all the time. Socrates throughout his life, was (f) — in preaching the truth. He tried to make people (g) — and know what was (h) — for them. He was troubled by the people .In spite of it, he never stopped (i) — good things. We should (j) — him.

real

enjoyment

survive

seen

roses

competition

continuous

progress

matched

losses

87. Without effort there can be no (a) — in life. Life (b) — its interest if there is no struggle. Games become dull, of there is no (c) — in them and if the result can be easily (d) —. No matter we win the game of lose it the keener the contest, the greater the (e) —. A victory is not a (f) — triumph unless both sides are equally (g) —. Whether we like it or not, life is one kind of (h) — competitive exam. It is not a bed of (i) —. Here only the fittest can (j) —.

after

on

actually

victim

unnatural

eating

miseries

causes

terrible

adulteration

88. Everybody knows that food (a) — is a crime. Adulterated food is poisonous and it (b) — fatal diseases. People (c) — this kind of food fall a (d) — to liver diseases, cancer, kidney failure and so (e) —. Some businessmen who are unscrupulous and running (f) — money only do this (g) — work. They thrive on the (h) — of others .The citizens have to die a (i) — death. Men, women, boys, girls, children and all are (j) — killed without any reason.

alphabetically

categories

congress

easily

follow

locate

dewy

makes

for

arranged

89. Most libraries are (a) — a systematic way that (b) — it possible to (c) — any book quite (d) —. All of the books in a library are organized into (e) — or classes and then arranged (f) — within their class. There are two systems (g) — organizing books in a library. One is called the (h) — Decimal System and the other is known as the library of the (i) — System. Most of the libraries (j) — the Dewy Decimal System.

hard

people

to

creation

devil’s

problem

key

soul

work

suffer

90. Most of our country (a) — from poverty. They can hardly keep body and (b) — together. So, poverty is a great (c) — in our country. However, this problem is a (d) — of our own. Again there are many (e) — who do not work (f) — to change their condition. They are very averse to (g) —. But they blame their lot. They do not know that industry is the (h) — to success. People say that one idle brain is the (i) — workshop. So, we should work hard (j) — prosper in life.

say

agree

keep

think

understanding

try

have

copying

annoyed

have

91. A student (a) — the habit of thinking about something by himself as no one has ever become great by (b) — others blindly. When his teacher says something, he should (c) — to understand it, he should (d) — about it in his own way. If he does not (e) — with the teacher on any point, he should boldly (f) — so to the teacher. A good teacher will never be (g) — at it. He will rather be glad to (h) — such an intelligent student in his class. A student should think about the lesson and then (j) — to memory if necessary.

severe

made

skill

controlled

fitness

priority

view

injured

allowed

phenomenon

92. Road accidents are daily (a) — in modern city life. Every year thousands of people die and many more are (b) — in road accidents. So steps to check road accidents need top (c) —. The increasing volumes of traffic should be (d) —. New roads should be (e) — in cities and towns. Reckless driving should be dealt with (f) — punishment. Defective vehicles must not be (g) — to ply on the roads. Driving license should be given (h) — of specific (i) — of driving (j) —.

maintain

decreasing

conscious

lack

source

foods

one

alternate

inspire

vital

93. Environment plays a (a) — role in our life. To make our surrounding suitable there is no (b) — of planting trees. Tree plantation provides fruits, woods, medicine and (c) —. For the (d) — of trees, cultivable land becomes barren. The source of rain is (e) —. As trees help to (f) — the balance of our environment. We should (g) — all to plant more trees. If one cuts (h) —, he should plant two. Trees are also the (i) — of income. So we must be (j) — to plan more and more tree.

easily

only

cultivate

fertile

prepared

land

hard

than

soil

given

94. Nature has given her (a) — to us more generously (b) — many other countries of the world. Think about out (c) —. It is soft and (d) —. Out farmers who have (e) — simple handmade tools can (f) — dig, plough and prepare the soil with them. Whereas (g) — which is (h) — and rocky cannot be so easily dug, ploughed and (i) — we have a great natural advantages too. We can (j) — most of our lands.

fill

enemy

reason

escape

war

curse

innocent

confined

lead

curse

95. War is a (a) — to human civilization. In older days war was (b) — to be warriors. But today all people being civilians have to suffer the (c) — of war. Nobody can (d) — from the bombers of the (e) —. Rich cities, fields (f) — with green corns and beautiful places are (g) — to ruins. Even the (h) — children have to die as a (i) —. Men women, boys, girl, children all are killed without any (j) —.

follow

have

but

need not

form

in

sometimes

means

learn

behavior

96. Civility means polite (a) — or modesty. It also (b) — courteous manner. It is a great virtue (c) — a man. To be well behaved or good manner we (d) — spend money or wealth. We have to (e) — willingness to attain civility. We have to (f) — some code of conduct and (g) — norms of etiquette of the society. It (h) — varies from society to society. However one has to (i) — good manners in one’s character from an early age. No expenditure (j) — consciousness is required.

persons

ignores

easier

country

make

deeds

dedicated

depends

own

progress

97. The (a) — of a nation is not an easy matter. It (b) — upon the selfless and noble (c) — of some worthy sons of the (d) —. They worthy sons of the (d) —. They work without rest and often (e) — praise. While most of the (f) — are busy with their (g) — name and comfort, these (h) — persons live and die to (i) — the life of their fellow (j) — richer and happier.

from

drive

long

change

come

illiterate

literate

prosper

proper

obstacle

98. Illiteracy is an (a) — to progress. A nation cannot (b) — if most of its people are illiterate. The (c) — do not know about their own life. So we should (d) — our mentality. We should (e) — away illiteracy and poverty from the (f) — in this regards the government should take proper steps to (g) — the problem. The government as well as the (h) — people should (i) — to spreads the light of education. If we work together. Illiteracy will not (j) — stay.

on

real

car

maintaining

any

should

followed

from

who

planned

99. Student life is the golden season of life. This is the time when we should prepare ourselves for future. The very habits formed in the student life influenced the later phases of life. Student should have a (a) — life. Right (b) — the student life they (c) — be careful in (d) — discipline. It is true that (e) — success of life depends (f) — discipline and perseverance. He (g) — does not have (h) — discipline in life cannot succeed (i) — where in life. So, everybody should be (j) — about it.

had

talking

done

with

known

are

overseas

though

ask

been

100. Hospitality has long (a) — a part of our culture in Bangladesh. (b) — many other things (c) — changing now. People are still quite polite and friendly (d) — foreigners. They like (e) — to foreigners even if they (f) — not been introduced. It is quiet common for Bangladeshis to (g) — personal questions about family, jobs and income which visitors from (h) — might find awkward. However, it should be (i) — that no harm is (j) — by such questions.

what

serious

reduce

many

alert

serious

recent

zone

attention

lies

101. Bangladesh (a) — in the active Earthquake (b) —. It is a (c) — natural disaster. It has occurred in the country (d) — times during recent years. If a (e) — earthquake occurs in Dhaka city (f) — will happen unthinkable. So, experts are paying more (g) — to the issue of earthquakes in (h) — times. People should be (i) — and careful about earthquake in the capital city to (j) — the loss of it occurs.

family

wives

shares

happy

ideal

cradle

well

fact

educated

role

102. As mothers, women play an important (a) — in building the character of their children. There is a proverb in (b) — that the hand that rocks the (c) — rules the world. The role of women in making a home (d) — is great (e) — as mothers (f) —, as wives they expert great influence in the family. If a wife is properly (g) — she can manages the family (h) —. A good housewife is an (i) — She (j) — the burden of her husband.

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invented using money

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What Is Money?

Money
is an asset that serves as a means of payment, a store of
value,
and a unit of account. Money was____a
long time ago.

Gold
and silver coins are the best __form
of money. They
have
the longest history and have been more widely accepted as payment
than any other form of commodity money.

The
popularity and universal acceptability of ____ money is
easy
to understand. Coins are solid, attractive, hard-wearing and easy to
____.
In
addition to the qualities mentioned above, coins can be
produced
in and _____
denominations.

Societies gold
and silver have used other____
as
money,
including shells, beads and pelts. Anything can serve as
____ that
is easily recognized, widely accepted, and not easily copied. Gold,
shells, and pelts are no longer used as money in the majority of
countries.

Today
two kinds of financial
____serve
as money: currency
(coins
and bills) and checking deposits at banks and thrift institutions.

Currency
plus checking deposits at banks and thrifts is often
____ M1.
The money that includes balances in money market
funds,
savings deposits in banks and thrifts and certain other liquid _____
is
called M2.

Along
with coins, paper currency, and checking deposits, «plastic
money» is widely
____ today.
«Plastic money» comes in two
____ — credit
cards and debit cards.

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