Class 8 Re-arranging Sentences CQ Question Solution PDF

Rearrange the following sentences in correct order.

(a) He had left school before he completed primary school.
(b) He wrote against the unruly behaviour of the then government and so he was called a rebel poet.
(c) Kazi Nazrul Islam, our national poet, was born in 1899.
(d) He breathed his last in 1976 in Dhaka and was buried in the Dhaka University mosque.
(e) He was very poor and suffered a lot when he was a child.
(f) First he joined a team of singer namely 'leto' and then he joined the army in 1917.
(g) He was brought in Bangladesh and was given the citizenship of Bangladesh along with the national recognition of national poet.
(h) When he was forty three, he was attacked with an incurable disease and never came round.

Rearrange the following sentences in correct order.

(a) To his surprise, he found that he had a white beard, more than a foot long.
(b) He thought that he had been dreaming.
(c) When he woke up, he rubbed his eyes and looked about.
(d) He found his old gun lying on the grass musty and useless.
(e) On the way, he came across a group of strange looking fellows in a place.
(f) Suddenly he felt something strange on his face and put his hand.
(g) There he drank a drink and, soon fell into a deep sleep.
(h) One day Rip Van Winkle went out for a walk with his gun and dog.

Rearrange the following sentences in correct order.

(a) The officials also expected to see somebody that was rich and aristocratic. They never imagined that this shabby man would be Einstein.
(b) The queen was highly amazed at his simplicity.
(c) They looked for him here and there for sometime. But unfortunately, they failed to find him out. So they went back to the queen and informed her that Einstein had not come by train.
(d) Einstein, the great scientist, was simple in his ways of life.
(e) Einstein, however, walked the whole way with a suitcase in one hand and a violin in the other. When he reached the destination, the queen said to him, "I sent a car for you, Dr. Einstein."
(f) Once the queen of Belgium invited him to Brussels.
(g) He travelled to Brussels by train and got down at the station. But he should not think that many gorgeously dressed officials had come to receive him at the station.
(h) "I did not think that any body would send a car for me," replied the great scientist with a simple. "But I can assure you that I have greatly enjoyed the walk," said Einstein.

Rearrange the following sentences in correct order.

(a) His. family used to cultivate tobacco in their estates.
(b) In 1773 the unpleasant incident known a Boston Tea Party took place between the American and the Britain wherein 13 colonies joined into a Congress.
(c) Peace Treaty was signed between America and Britain in 1778 and George Washington returned to his home of Virginia to live happily.
(d) He soon made a good name for himself as a brilliant officer.
(e) In 1752 France and Britain started war and George Washington joined the English forces.
(f) George Washington, the first President of America, was born in 1732 in Virginia.
(g) In 1789 George Washington became the first President of the United States of America.
(h) George Washington took over these estates at the age of twenty.

Rearrange the following sentences in correct order.

(a) Columbus went to King Ferdinand for help but in vain.
(b) Queen Isabella helped him.
(c) Columbus is an important name in the history of discovery.
(d) He saw a vast sheet of unlimited water and wished to have voyaged there.
(e) He became a sailor in his boyhood.
(f) Then he went to Queen of Spain.
(g) After that he was able to travel in many parts of. Europe and Africa.
(h) But such voyage would require good ships.

Rearrange the following sentences in correct order.

(a) She quickly changed the children's dresses and fled with the prince leaving her own child dressed as prince.
(b) They bribed the guards and broke into the palace.
(c) One day in absence of the king, his enemies plotted to kill the little prince.
(d) A young mother with a baby was employed as the nurse to the new born prince.
(c) Later, when the king offered rewards to this faithful nurse, she refused and killed herself.
(f) Once, a queen died in childbirth.
(g) The plotters murdered the child.
(h) The nurse was warned just in time.

Rearrange the following sentences in correct order.

(a) She had to work very hard in the kitchen.
(b) That is why, she was called Cinderella.
(c) She had two elder sisters.
(d) Her mother was dead.
(e) Sometimes, to keep warm, she crept among the Cinders.
(f) Once upon a time there lived a maiden named Cinderella.
(g) Her sisters were unkind to Cinderella.
(h) They made her stay among the pots and kettles and do all the hard work about the house.

Rearrange the following sentences in correct order.

(a) On the way, he took shelter in a courter's house?
(b) On his way back home, Saadi again took shelter in the same courtier's house.
(c) Sheikh Saadi was a great Persian poet.
(d) He set out for the emperor's palace in ordinary dress.
(e) The courtier and his men did not show much honour and hospitality to him.
(f) This time he put on gorgeous dress.
(g) He was simple in his life.
(h) Once he was invited to the emperor's palace.

Rearrange the following sentences in correct order.

(a) He enrolled in the Islamia College, a well respected college affiliated to the University of Calcutta.
(b) Mujib became politically active when he joined the All India Muslim federation in 1940.
(c) He returned to school after four years owing to the severity of the surgery and slow recovery.
(d) Two years later he took admission in class four at Madaripur Islamia High school.
(e) 1929. Mujib entered into class three at Gopalganj Public School.
(f) However, Mujib was with drawn from school in 1934 to undergo eye surgery.
(g) Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was born in Tungipara, a village in Gopalganj district.
(h) He was the third child in a family of four daughters and two sons.

Rearrange the following sentences in correct order.

(a) Then one day, the fruit-seller said to the grocer, "I am going to the town to do some shopping. Please send your son with me to carry my things." The grocer sent his son with the fruit-seller.
(b) "You liar, how can a crow carry away such a big boy?" the grocer shouted angrily. "Just the same way as mice can eat away the balance and weights," said the fruit-seller.
(c) The grocer said, "The mice ate away your balance and weights. So I can't return them."
(d) The grocer understood the point and returned the balance and the weights.
(e) One day, a grocer borrowed a balance and weights from a fruit-seller.
(f) The lame excuse of the dishonest grocer made the fruit-seller very angry. But he checked his temper.
(g) After a few days, the fruit-seller asked the grocer to return his balance and weights.
(h) The next day the fruit-seller came back alone from the town. "Where is my son?" asked the grocer. "A crow carried your son away," replied the fruit-seller.