Complete the following table with the information given in the passage.

Who?	What?	When/Where?
Nazrul Islam's father	died	in (1) ____
Nazrul Islam	joined (2) ____	in 1909
(3) _____	had to work	in a bread factory
Kazi Rafizullah	got Nazrul admitted	in (4) ____
Nazrul Islam	returned to Kolkata	after the (5) _____

(i) Zainul Abedin;

(ii) in Bengal;

(iii) Zainul Abedin;

(iv) Zainul Abedin Shangrahashala;

(v) A series of Sketches.

Zainul Abedin is the pioneer of Bangladeshi modern art. He is called 'Shilpacharya' for his extraordinary talent. He was born in Kishoregonj in 1914. He completed his graduation from Government Art College with a brilliant result. He was praised for his series of heart touching sketches on Bengal Famine that captured human sufferings. This great artist founded Zainul Abedin Shangrahashala in Mymensingh.

The text is about Kazi Nazrul Islam, our national poet, who was born on May 24, 1899. He faced hardship early, as his father died when he was nine. After completing his primary education, Nazrul started teaching at a local maktab. Later he attended a High School in Bardwan, but left due to financial struggles. He worked in a bread factory in Asansole, and then continued studies ín Kazirshimla and Siarsole High Schools. In 1917, he joined the army, ending his formal education. After World War I, Nazrul returned to Kolkata and started his journey as a poet.

i. A library is a place where various types of books are found.
ii. It is very useful because we can read many kinds of books there.
iii. It is very essential to enrich our knowledge.
iv. We can also borrow books from there if we wish.
v. A library is also known as a storehouse of knowledge.

i. Plant and trees are intimately connected with our lives.
ii. The boons and benefits derived from trees are too many to count.
iii. They provide shelter, foods, fruits, medicine etc.
iv. They are essential to maintain ecological balance.
V. We should plant more and more trees.

i. Illiteracy is a curse for a developing country like ours.
ii. It greatly hinders the prosperity of a nation.
iii. An illiterate person can't contribute to the betterment of his country.
iv. As a result, the whole nation suffers.
V. So, we all should come forward to educate the general mass.