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William Shakespeare
Leo Tolstoy
Henrik Ibesen
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Ernest Hemingway
Jane Austen
Joseph Conrad
Emily Dickinson
to compare between centralization and decentralization
to emphasize the need of information
to inform the readers about befefits of planning
improving social services
to counter sdverse-impact of the post -MFA quota phase -out
higher investment in the textile industry
low interest tate and owower inflation rate
I &II only
Indignant criticism
analytical description
Strong urging
formal questioning
Garments and textiles are pillars of Bangaldesh
Manufacturing industries Grow post -MFA boom
liberal monetary policy
law and order situation
overall ratings of performance correlated more highly with measures of accuracy than with measures of productivity
recommend a course of action
is not likely to affect a worker's rating unless it is judged to be inadequate
heavey smoking and to overeat
S.T Coleridge
W. Shakespeare
O' Henry
W. Somerst Maugham
has high ambition
likes to hurt birds and wild animals
Shuns amibition
likes to conquer the greenwood
There is no reason to thinks that reading and writing are about to become extinct, but some sociologists speculate that reading books for pleasure will one day be the province of a special 'reading class" much as it was before the arrival of mass literacy, in the second half of the nineteenth century. They warn that it probably won't regain the prestige of exclusivity; it may just become an increasingly secret hobby. Such a shift would change the texture of society. If one person decides to watch Ei sab Din Rarti rather than to read Sharat Chandra's Devdas,l the culture goes on largely as before ___ both viewer and reader are entertaining themselves while learning something about society in the bargain. But if over time, many people choose television over time, many people choose television over books then a nation's conversation. with itself is likely to change.
a class of experts
a class of noble men
a class of distinguished citizen
a very small group of dedicated readers
Various research centers are studying identical twins in order to discover the 'heritability' of the environment. They have reached some startling conclusions. One study found. for example, that optimism and pessimism are both very much influenced by genes, but the only optimize is affected by environment as well. According to another study, genes influence our coffee consumption, but not the consumption of tea. Anxiety seems to be 40 to 50 percent heritable. Another study tells us that happiness does not depend much on money or love or professional success. instead, it is 80 percent heritable! Among the traits that appear to be largely heritable are shyness, attraction to danger (thrill-seeking), choice of career and religious belief.
consumption of coffee
happiness
consumption of tea
choice of career
Before Helen Keller was two years old, she lost her sight and her hearing. she lived in a world of confusion until the arrival of Anne Mansfield Sullivan, the woman who was to change Hele's life. On March 3, 1887. Miss Sullivan arrived at the Keller home. It was three months before Helen's seventh birthday. Miss Sullivan worked closely with her new student. At times the teacher becae frustrated. Eventually, Miss Sullivan's efforts were rewarded. The deaf and blind Helen Keller learned to communicate verbally.
Helen's hearing was restored
Helen's learned to speak
Helen's sight was restored
Helen was able to teach other blind children
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