Definition of Words Written Question Bank & Solution - Job

Definition of Words চাকরি পরীক্ষার Written প্রশ্নব্যাংক, নির্ভুল উত্তর এবং ব্যাখ্যাসহ সমাধান। ১১১+ প্রশ্নে চর্চা করুন, নিয়মিত মক টেস্ট দিন এবং সহজে PDF ডাউনলোড করে চাকরি পরীক্ষার সঠিক প্রস্তুতি গ্রহণ করুন ।

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Definition of Words Written Question Bank & Solution - Job

আপনি কি Definition of Words Job Written (লিখিত) প্রশ্ন, উত্তর, ব্যাখ্যা ও সমাধান খুঁজছেন? তাহলে আপনি সঠিক জায়গায় এসেছেন। এখানে আপনি পাবেন Complete Job Written (লিখিত) Question Bank, যেখানে রয়েছে বিগত বছরের Job Written (লিখিত), উত্তরের মান, সঠিক স্ট্রাকচার এবং উপস্থাপন দক্ষতা, AI ব্যাখ্যা এবং এক্সাম ফোকাসড প্রস্তুতি — যা আপনাকে পূর্ণ নম্বর পেতে সাহায্য করবে।

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(7) Answer any five of the following :

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BCS 11th BCS Written English William Shakespeare (1564-1616) Miscellaneous Periods of english literature The Victorian Period (1832-1901) Homophones Definition of Words

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(a) Name two plays by Shakespeare.

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(b) Who are the authors of Great Expectations, Far from the Madding Crowd, and Ulysses?

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(d) To which period of English literature did Alfred Lord Tennyson and Robert Browning belong?

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(e) What do you mean by a symbol, an image?

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(f) Show that you know the difference between these words: Maid-made; Course-Coarse; Loan-Lone; Need-Knead.

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(g) Biology is the Study of the forms of life. What is theology, geology, astrology and zoology?

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(4) Correct the following sentence:

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BCS 13th BCS Written English Corrections Miscellaneous Definition of Words Comparative Degree Personal Pronouns Appropriate Preposition Collective Noun Adverbial clause of Time The Verb (Corrections) Idiom Subordinating Conjunctions Uncountable Noun Subject-Verb Agreement Interrogative Pronouns

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(a) Our teacher will not take the class today.

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(b) The food was very tasteful.

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(d) His is appointed as a lecturer in the college.

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(e) By frined takes pride on his learning.

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(f) Do you approve the idea?

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(g) Many cattle were slaughtered on the occasion.

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(h) He entered into the building by the main door.

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(i) Hardly did we reach the station when the train left.

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(j) The meeting was participated by all the members of the committee

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(k) The book is yet to see light of the day.

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(l) So far I know he is innocent.

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(m) What name shall I call you?

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(n) He expects his furniture's to arrive soon.

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(o) Bread and egg are my favourite breakfast.

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(p) Who do you think you are?

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(7) Answer any five of the following:

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BCS 13th BCS Written English The Elizabethan Period (1558-1603) Miscellaneous Henry Fielding (1707-1754) The Modern Period (1901-1939) Periods of english literature Homophones Definition of Words

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(a) Name two noted Eliazabethan playwrights other than Shakespeare.

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(b) Write very briefly on pathetic fallacy and poetic Justice.

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(d) Name two great British dramatists of the Twentieth Century and name any two of their plays.

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(e) Bring out the differences in meaning in the undenoted homophones.

Pair – Pare

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Fare -Fair

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Hare - Hair

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Serial – Cereal

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(f) Give the age of English literature in hich spencer and Donne lived and worked.

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(g) Explain the following terms :

Semantic

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Ecology

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Psychoanalysis

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mythology

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(4) Correct the following sentence:

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BCS 22nd BCS Written English Corrections The Tense (Corrections) Degree of Comparison The Verb (Corrections) Subject-Verb Agreement Definition of Words Infinitives Phrasal Prepositions Adverbial clause of Purpose Articles Appropriate Preposition Adverbial clause of condition Present Participle

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(a) It is raining for three days.

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(b) My car is inferior and less costly than yours.

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(d) He took his birth in a village.

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(e) I insisted him to go there.

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(f) I shall take your leave.

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(g) One should do his duties.

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(h) You have played instead of worked.

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(i) His fifth paper was crushed.

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(j) You should refrain to make a noise.

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(5) Fill in the blanks:

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(a) He is rich ___to buy a house.

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(b) She said nothing ___reply

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(d) Your small money was ___ great help to me.

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(e) Contrary ___our expectations, he failed in the examination.

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(f) You will miss the train ___you start at once.

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(g) I heard somebody ___at the field.

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(h) You must conform ____the regulations

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(i) Examinations act as an incentive ____diligence.

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(j) He is too miserly to part ___his money.

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Read the following passage and answer the question no (1-7) that follow:
An influential group of Scientists have recently warned that several climate tipping point are now Imminent. The researchers, part of a group of more than 14000 scientists who have-signed on an initiative declaring a worldwide climate emergency, said that governments had consistently failed to address the root cause of climate change. The overexploitation of the earth, In a similar assessment in 2019, They noted an unprecedented surge’ in climate related disasters including flowing in South America and Southeast Asia, record –shattering heat waves and wildfires in Australia ans the USA and devastating cyclones in Africa ans South Asia of 31 ‘vital signs’ key metrics of planetary health that include greenhouse has emission, glacier thickness, sea ice extent and deforestation they found that 18 hit records high or lows . For example , despite a dip a in pollution linked to the pandemic, levels of atmosphere carbon dioxide and methane hit all-time highs in 2019, and the annual loss rate of the Brazilain Amazon reached a 12 –year high in in 2020. Eching previous research they said that forest dehradation linked of fire, drought and logging was casing parts of the Brazililan Amazon to nou act as the source of carbon , rather than absorb the gas from the atmosphere, Tim Lenton, director of the University of Exeter’s Global systems Institute ans study co-author, said the recet record –braking heat waves n the Western United Stated United and Canada showed that the climate had already begun to behave in shocking unexpected ways. We need to respond to the evidence that we are hitting climate tipping points with equally urgent action to decarbonise the global economy and start restoring instead of destroying nature, he said, The researchers said there was mounting evidence that wr nearing or have already crossed “a number of climate tipping points, These include melting of the regardless of hoe or if humankind slashes it emissions. They said increasing ocean deoxygenating and food income and storm protection. The study has been reefs. Upon which hold a billion bioscience, The authors echoed previous calls for transformative change in six areas, eliminating fossil fuels, slashing pollutants, restoring ecosystems, switching to plants bases diets, moving away form indefinite growth models ans stabilising the human population . They also called for climate change education to be included in school core curriculums gobally in order to raise awareness. In the immediate term they proposed a tro pf emegecy presones to the climeate emengency. THse consistend of ‘a significant carbon price’ a global phase out and ban of fossil fules and the development of strategic cimate reseves usch as restoring and maintinaing carbon sinks ans bioversity hotpots. “Policies to combat the climate crisis or any other symptoms should address their root cuase: Human overexplitation of hte planet,”said William Ripple, distinguished prodessor of ecology at Oregon State University College of Foresty.”

BCS 41st BCS Written English Making Sentence phrase Reading Comprehension Miscellaneous Definition of Words Formation of New Words by Adding Prefixes and Suffixes Antonyms Idiom Meanings of Word Pair of Words

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(1) Answer the following question in your own words without copying any sentences from the passage above:

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(a) What is the main reason of climate change?

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(b) What does ‘unprecedented surge’ refer to?

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(d) What hit all- time highs in 2021?

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(e) Why cannot Brazilian Amazon absorb carbon from the atmosphere?

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(f) What are the proofs of the changed behaviour of climate?

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(g) Mention the evidence that we are nearing or have already crossed a number a of climate tipping points

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(h) Describe the areas of transformative change.

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(i) What did the scientists propose as the immediate response to the climate emergency?

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(j) Give a suitable title to the passage.

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(2) Write the meaning of the following words/expressions in English using contextual clues (The words/expressions are underlined in the passage):

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(a) Tipping point

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(b) Emission

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(d) Irreversible

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(e) Slash

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(3) Fill in the empty cells with appropriate words according to their pars of speech.

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Noun	Verb	Adjective
a	absorb	x
b	include	x
degradation	e	x
x	rely	d
e	x	significant

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(4) Give an antonym for each of the following words and make sentence with the antonyms:

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(a) Consistently

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(b) Devastating

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(d) Core

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(e) Awareness

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(5) Make sentences of your own with of the following words and phrase (Copying of any sentence from the above passage must be avoid):

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(a) Part of

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(b) Initiative

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(d) Linked to

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(e) Regardless

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(f) Pollutant

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(g) Moving away

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(h) Phase –out

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(i) Strategic

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(j) Combat

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(6) Summarize the passage in your own words (within 100 words).

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(7) Write a letter to the editor of English daily highlighting the worldwide danger of the overexploitation of the Earth and its remedies.

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[Read the passage below carefully and answer the question no 1-7 that follow:]
Home to over four million child workers, Bangladesh has been the subject of global-concern regarding children’s rights and child labour. In a place where poverty is the cause of everyday tribulations, it is not possible to abolish this long – established system of cold drudgery entirely. A 2002-2003 UNICEF surgery noted that children represent 16.6% o the total workforce. At the time there were 3.2 million child laborer in Bangladesh among whom about 1.4 million children were doing hazardous work. Countless children are engaged in strenuous work I industries such as tanneries, ship-breakig yard, tobacco, factories, transportation car workshops and contraction, while other serve in tea still, restaurants or do household chore. In Bangladesh children work both in rural and urban based industries, however, the children working in urban areas are subjected to more dismal work conditions like unfixed wages, health hazards, no contracts etcetera and are vulnerable to mental, physical and sexual harassment. It is understandable in what circumstances the destitute families choose their children to work in order to make both ends meet. This situation is often referred to as “borrowing from the future for present consumption, since present needs blight the development of the child in future. This creasing international transfer of poverty where the downward spiral of exploration and poverty is passed from adult to child. The current situation of child rights in Bangladesh may fall short of international standards, but the circumstances are supposed to be different in a county where about 38 million, people live below poverty line, In many cases children are the sole bread winners for their family , which may comprise e up to 4-5 member, owing to severe pecuniary constraints and common social inclination most children are forced to give up their studied and start working in order to stanchion their families, As seen in the up their studied and tart working in order to stanchion their families, As seen in the case studies mentioned above, the major cause of children’s entering the workforce is economic difficulties, As a result, in Bangladesh where absolute poverty exists, 67% of children are working on account of financial hardship. Another factor contributing to child labour is the lack of awareness and tradition. As most of the people are unaware of the concept of child labour and its pernicious effect, most parents do not object to their children’s working, rather, on the contrary, they encourage it. While all agree that child labour is a bane of a nation that needs to be addressed immediately, it is also an impracticable idea to uproot it completely from a country like Bangladesh. Rather, attempts at decreasing it should be the first course of action. Steps must be taken to reduce and eventually eradicate extreme poverty through economic and social development. Furthermore, child-focused education and awareness are also required. As many children drop out of school because of associated costs, such as transport and uniform expenses, these can be subsumed within the school budget. Another thing that can be done is raising awareness of child labour. This can be done by both the government and ngos through various means of awareness building. Educating the mass about the pitfalls of child labour is necessary as most of them do not understand the concept. If they are able to realize the dangers and disadvantages of sending their children to work instead of school, they will be less inclined to send them to work.

BCS 40th BCS Written English Making Sentence phrase Reading Comprehension Miscellaneous Definition of Words Idiom Formation of New Words by Adding Prefixes and Suffixes Antonyms

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(1) Answer the following questions in your own words without copying any sentences from the passage above:

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(a) What is the passage about?

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(b) Why has Bangladesh been the subject of global concern?

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(d) Why do the destitute families choose to send their children to work?

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(e) What do you understand by intergenerational transfer of poverty?

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(f) Why are many children forced to give up their studies?

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(g) Why don’t most parents object to their children’s going to work?

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(h) Why is it impracticable to try to uproot child labour from Bangladesh completely at the moment?

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(i) Which step do you consider the most important for reducing child labour?

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(j) Give a suitable title to the passage.

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(2) Write the meanings of the following words/expressions in English using contextual clues (The words are underlined in the passage):

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(a) tribulation

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(b) chore

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(d) make both ends meet

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(e) pitfall

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(3) Fill in the table by putting words in the empty cells according speech:

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	Noun	Verb	Adjective
a	consumption		x
b		x	necessary
c	inclination	x
d		decrease	x
e	x	x	urban

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(4) Give an antonym for each of the following words and make sentences with the antonyms:

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(a) poverty

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(b) strenuous

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(d) severe

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(e) bane

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(5) Make sentences of your own with each of the following words and phrases (Copying any sentence from the passage above must be avoided):

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(a) pernicious

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(b) stanchion

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(d) blight

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(e) inclination

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(f) drudgery

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(g) subject to

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(h) fall short of

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(i) vulnerable to

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(j) on the contrary

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(6) Summarize the passage in your own words (within 100 words).

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(7) Write a letter to the editor of an English daily highlighting the gruesome aspects of child labour and the urgency to stop it.

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Read the following passage and answer question 1 to 7
Fifty Years ago, before the poor had become class conscious m there were several subjects, such as economics and imperial affairs, of which they were comparative ignorant, In regard to these subjects they were prepared to accept the opinion of those who had studied them all their lives. Today, owing to the distrust created by class propaganda, we can count on no such acquiescence. An uneducated or untraveled person is unlikely today to give credence to the advice or information provided by somebody whom he assumes to belongs to the capitals class, He had been taught that the aim of the conservative Party and its sponsors is to delude the bobble worker and to tell him lies. Thus the assertions of those who are really informed on a difficult subject are met by derisive laughter, whereas the catchwords and difficult subject are met by derisive laughter, whereas the catchword and headline stuff doled out by the party propagandists are take to be incontestable truth and wisdom. This since the days of Thirties, has been the familiar device of demagogues, It is easier to laugh than to understand, easier to fester with suspicion of others than to glow with confident. The proletariat always prefer the easier path, especially when they are assured that is ti a praiseworthy path leading directly to their own interests. Ages of acquiescence are always, so we assured, followed by ages of denial; for several centuries mankind will accept the established order and continue to live, generation by generation, according to the old unquestioned pattern then suddenly some ferment is introduced which sets the whole community bobbing and the crust is destroyed. During these periods of negation it is customary for those who direct the revolution to teach the people to deny and to distrust event the best and truest things that they are laugh in the past ; It is not only that they must deride the ancient formulas’ it is also that they must suspect of the very worst motives of any of those who seek even to explain them. Today we have on each side of the great divide examples of both systems. To the East, we have an area of apparent acquiescence, in which many millions of men and women, who cannot all the stupid accepts as truth statements and ideas that to rational belongs are palpably false. To the West, we have many millions of men and women, who cannot all be stupid accept as truth statements and ideas that to rational benign are palpably false. To the West, we have many millions of men and women, most of whom are intelligent and sentient, who refuse to accept as truth statements and ideas that really can withstand the most searching interesting exanimation. This contrast between the gullible and the incredulous is an interesting, and t my mind, encouraging thing to observe. It suggests that those who believe everything that they are told are condemned to a mental stagnation that can only end in decay; Whereas those who refuse to believe anything, even when told by reputable authorities, are doubtless being extremely silly, but are also very much alive. Those are the sort of people whom it is worthily trying to educate. But by what means are we to inculcate the habit of responsible thinking? Only, I suggest, by wily tact.

BCS 38th BCS Written English Making Sentence phrase Reading Comprehension Definition of Words Formation of New Words by Adding Prefixes and Suffixes Synonyms Indirect Narration Idiom

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(1) Answer the following question in your own words. Do not copy any sentences from the passage above.

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(a) Suggest a reason for the incredulity of the uneducated about scholarly opinions and assertions which they were content to believe in the past.

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(b) Why does an uneducated or untraveled person tens to disbelieve a well-informed man these days?

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(d) Why do the the proletariat peer the easier path?

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(e) What are ages of acquiescence and ages of denial?

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(f) What are the characteristics of the ages of denial?

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(g) Why downs the author think that the people of the East to an are of acquiescence?

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(h) Why does the author think that the people of the West belong to the are of denial?

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(i) What end does the author visualize for the gullible?

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(j) Suggest a suitable title for the passage.

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(2) Write the meanings of the following words in English using contextual clues ( The words are underlined in the passage):

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(a) praiseworthy

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(b) crust

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(d) stagnation

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(e) wily

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(3) Fill in the empty cells with appropriate words according to their parts of speech:

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Noun Verb Adjective

acquiescence (a) x

(b) assume x

assertion (c) x

confidence x (d)

(e) believe x

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(4) Give the synonyms for the following words and make sentences with synonyms:

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(a) delude

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(b) incontestable

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(d) deride

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(e) sentient

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(f) gullible

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(5) Break down the following sentence into four simple sentences without changing the meaning it conveys.

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To the west, we have many millions of men and women, most of whom are intelligent and sentient, who refuse to accept as truth statements and ideas that really can withstand the most searching examination’.

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(6) Make sentence of your own with each of the following words and phrase (Copying of any sentence from the passage above must be avoided):

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(a) propaganda

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(b) give credence to

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(d) demagogue

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(e) faster with

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(f) glow with

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(g) ferment

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(h) customary

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(i) apparent

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(j) withstand

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(7) Summarize the passage in your own words (100 words).

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Hides(পশুচর্ম অজিন)and skins are the raw material of the leather manufacturer or tanner(চামড়া পাকা করার কাজে নিয়োজিত কর্মী). When man first used animal skins is not known. Skins, even when preserved by tanning(চামড়া পাকা করণ) , do not last as long as stone, pottery(মৃৎশিল্প), metals and bones, and our knowledge about the early use of skins in vague. However, the numerous flint scrappers (ধ্বংসাশের পাথরের টুকরো) and bone or ivory sewing needles in our museums show that tens of thousands of years ago, in the early Stone Age, skins were prepared and used long before textiles. Nowadays, hides and skins are essential raw materials and important articles (বস্তু) of commerce. Any animal skin can be made into leather, but the skin chiefly used come from cattle, sheep, goats, pigs and horses. To a lesser extent the skins from dogs, deer, reptiles, marine animals, fish and birds are also used. Snakes, lizards, seals, whales and sharks all contribute to the leather manufacture. ‘Hide’ is the trade word for the skins of the larger animals such as full grown cattle and horses; and ‘skin’ for the smaller animals and immature larger animals, such as ponies and calves. Some skin are made into leather after the hair or wool has been removed; but the skins of the fur-bearing animals and sometimes of sheep, lambs (and ponies are processed, or ‘dressed’, with the hair or wool still in place. Most cattle hides come from South America, the U.S.A, and from Australia with smaller quantities from East and West Africa, Central America and the Sudan. Sheepskins come from Australia and New Zealand, and the best goat skins comes from India, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Saudi Arabia and Nigeria. There is usually a long interval between the flaying or stripping, of the skin from the animals and putting it into tannery for processing. If the flayed skins were left wet, they would go bad, just like meat; they must therefore be preserved in some way. The commonest method is salting. This involves sprinkling the skins with salt on their inner side; or immersing the skins completely in strong salt solution for some hours, after which they are drained and sprinkled with solid salt. Another method is drying is to stretch the skins out on the grounds, or on frames and to dry them in the sun, or even better in the shade. Beetles and other insects eat skins and must be kept away by the use of some chemical such as D.D.T. The dried skins are called ‘crust’ leather and are sent in this farm to the tanneries for the very complicated process of tanning. After tanning, only the middle layer of the skin is left to provide leather as we know it. It is to the closely knit fiber structure of the middle layer that leather owes its virtues of flexibility, strength and elasticity, its resistance to rubbing and its unique power of allowing water vapour and air to pass through it while resisting penetration by liquid water itself.

BCS 37th BCS Written English Reading Comprehension Miscellaneous Expressions Simple, Complex & Compound Participle phrase Definition of Words Suffix

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(1) Answer the questions below. Do not copy any sentence from the passage above. Write the answers in your own sentences having your own wordings and phrasing:

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(a) What is the passage about?

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(b) How could we come to know that animal skins were prepared and used long before textiles?

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(d) What is the difference between “hide’ and ‘skin’? (e)What happens to flayed skin if left wet, and what is the commonest method of preserving flayed skins?

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(f) What is D.D.T.? And why is it used on the skins?

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(g) What is ‘crust’ leather? Why is it sent to tannery?

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(h) What virtues does middle layer of the skin, known as leather, owe?

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(i) What knowledge have you had from this passage?

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(j) Give a suitable title of the passage.

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(2) Guess the meanings of the following words/expressions using contextual clues: (The words are underlined in the passage)

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(a) raw

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(b) pottery

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(d) tannery

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(e) penetration

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(3) Fill in the table by putting words in the empty cells according to their parts of speech:

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Noun Verb Adjective

(a) Strength x

(b) resist

(c) Penetration

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(4) Join the sets of sentences into one sentence.

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(a) Skins do not last as long as pottery. Our knowledge about the early use of skin is vague.

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(b) Hides are essential raw materials. Important articles of commerce.

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(d) Most cattle hides come from South America. The best goat skins come from India.

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(e) Vapour and air to pass through it. Resisting penetration by liquid water itself.

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(5) Write a sentence with each of the following words/expressions. Copying of any sentence from the passage must be avoided.

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(a) Immature;

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(b) interval;

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(d) elasticity

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(f) wet

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(g) stretch out;

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(h) salt solution

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(i) dry

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(j) immersion

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(6) Summarize the passage in your own words in 100 words.

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(7) Write a feature to the editor of a renowned English Daily on “The role and importance of tannery in making hides and skins into leather”.

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Read the following passage and answer question No: 1-7
The Tk. 32.48bn Development Project Proposal (DPP) for Bangabandhu-1, the first satellite of Bangladesh is ready for being placed before the highest economic policy making body Executive Committee of the National Economic Council (ECNEC). The Bangladesh Telcommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has already finalised the proposal from its end and would initiate buying 'orbital slot" for the satellite once ECNEC gives approval. The BTRC will purchase an orbital slot on 119 degree East from Intersputnik, a renowaned Russian company, at a cost of $28m (Tk 217.7bn) with a single lifetimes of 15 years. Initially, the BTRC applied for a slot on 102 degree East to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). However, nearly 20 countries including the USA, Russia, France and Australia raised objections that their satellite communication would be disrupted if Bangladesh was given that slot. Out of the proposed DPP cost of Tk. 32.48bn, the government will bear Tk. 15.60bn from its own funds. Of the Tk. 15.60bn the government allocated Tk. 6.91bn in the previous fiscal, Tk. 3.49bn for the ongoing (2013-14) fiscal, and the remaining Tk. 5.02bn for the next (2014-15). The other half of the project cost that is Tk. 16.883bn will be funded by a supplier's credit from the Export import Bank of USA. Earlier the Export-Import of USA sent a proposal to the government through the BTRC for funding the project at less than 2% interest. The Government had decided to launch the satellite under Public-Private Partnership (PPP) scheme in order to ensure impeccable maintenance after the launch. According to documents, the project commenced on July 1 this year and will end on June 30, 2016. The telecom regulator has chosen Betbunia of Chittagong and the BTCL Staff College in Gazipur for setting up two earth stations for the satellite. There will also be a maintenance office at the BTRC building. Sources said after purchasing the orbital slot for the Bangabandhu-1, the government would try to book two more slots in advance on 102 degree East and 69 degree East for launching two more satellites in the future. The government has also reportedly shown interest in purchasing the 135 degree East slot from the ITU, although in location was far way from Bangladesh's coverage. A single satellite will never be viable for business. We need to launch at least one more satellite for getting benefined and making profits," BTRC chairman Sunil Kanti Bose said. for running television channels, telephones and radio connectivity. A successful launching of the satellite is likely to bring $50m annually by renting out the unused portion to neighbouring countries like Nepal, Bhutan and Myanmar. Fifty countries in the world at present have satellites of their own. India and Pakistan are the only countries in the subcontinent with satellites, Sri Lanka is also in the middle of a process for launching one of its own.

BCS 35th BCS Written English Reading Comprehension Miscellaneous Definition of Words Coordinating Conjunctions Adverbial clause of condition Punctuation (Corrections) Formation of New Words by Adding Prefixes and Suffixes

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1. Answer the question below. Do not copy any sentence from the passage above. Write the answers in your own sentences having your own wording and phrasing:

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(a) Why could Bangladesh not stick to its original plan of acquiring 102 degree East to ITU slot?

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(b) How has the government planned to fund the project?

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(d) Name the proposed sites of operation for the satellite.

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(e) What scheme of maintenance has the government undertaken?

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(f) Which of the SARRC countries does not have sattelites?

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(g) Which country is providing Bangladesh with the technological know-how?

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(h) What is the name of the project that ECNEC will consider?

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(i) According to documents, how much time is required for the completion of the project?

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(j) Give a title to this news item.

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(2) Write meanings of the following five words used in the passage. The meanings are provided in the box below. There are more than five words in the box. Choose the appropriate meanings :-

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(a) impeccable

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(b) fiscal

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(d) slot

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(e) disrupt

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Monetary impartial initiate

interrupt niche faultless

method discontinue annual

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(3) Fill in the table by putting words in the empty cells according to their parts of speech:

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Noun Verb Adjective

(a) x renowned

regular (b) (c)

(d) x viable

rent (e) x

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(4) Correct the following run-ons by using appropriate subordinates (such as, although, because, after, as, while, etc):

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(a) Sir Lanka is in the middle of a process for launching a satellite of its own, Bangladesh must not waste time.

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(b) Bangladesh was given slot, more than twenty countries opposed.

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(d) BTRC forwarded the proposal, ECNEC approved the budget.

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(e) Bangladesh will become the 51s country to have a satellite, the project is successful.

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(5) Use appropriate capitalization, punctuation and quotation marks where required:

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(a) Yesterday, Bose said This afternoon long letter will table the development project proposal; however, he did not confirm it.

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(b) The news was published, in the Dhaka tribune, on January 4, 2014.

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(6) Summarize the passage in your own words in 100 words.

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(7) Write a letter to the Editor of the newspaper in which the passage appeared as a feature, responding to the news on Bangabandhu-1.

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Read the following passage and answer question No:1-7
Everybody is talking about reconstruction. Most people, when asked what spiritual quality is aptly needed to rebuild-civilization, will reply 'Love' Men must love one another, they say, nations must do likewise, and then the series of cataclysms which is threatening to destroy us will be checked. Respectfully but firmly, I disagree. Love is a great force in private life; it is indeed the greatest of all things; but love in public affairs does not work. It has been tried again and again: by the Christian civilization of the Middle Ages, and also by the French Revolution, a secular movement which reasserted the Brotherhood of man. And it has always failed. The idea that nations should love one another, or that- business concerns or marketing boards should love one another, or that a man in Portugal should love a man is Peru of whom he has never heard is absurd, unreal, dangerous. It leads us into perilous and vague sentimentalism. 'Love' is what is needed, we chant and then sit back and the world goes on as before. The fact is we can only love what we know personally. And we cannot know much. In public affairs, in the rebuilding of civilization, something much less dramatic and emotional is needed, namely, tolerance. Tolerance is a very dull virtue. It is boring. Unlike love, it has always had a bad press. It is negative. It merely means putting up with people, being able to stand things. No one has ever written an ode to tolerance, or raised a statue to her. Yet this is the quality which will be most needed after the war. This is the sound state of mind which we are earnestly looking for. This is the only force which will enable different races and classes and interests to settle down together to the work of reconstruction. The world is very full of people- appallinglyfull; it has never been so full before, and they are all tumbling over each other. Most of these people one doesn't know and some of them one doesn't like; doesn't like the colour of their skins, say, or the shapes of their noses, or the way blow them or don't blow them or the way they talk, or their smell or their clothes, or their fondness for Jazz or their dislike of Jazz, and so on. Well, what is one to do? There are two solutions. One of them is the Nazi solution. If you don't like people, kill them, segregate them and then strut up and down proclaiming that you are the salt of the earth. The other way is much less thrilling, but it is on the whole the way of democracies and I prefer it. If you don't like people, put up with them as well as you can. Don't try to love them: you can't, you will only strainyourself. But try to tolerate them. On the basis of that tolerance, a civilized future may be built. Certainly I can see no other foundation for the post-war world.

BCS 36th BCS Written English Reading Comprehension Miscellaneous Definition of Words Adjective clause/ Relative clause Co-ordinate clause Phrasal Verb Idiom Parts of Speech

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(1) Answer the question below. Do not copy any sentence from the passage above. Write the answers in your own sentences having your own wording and phrasing:

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(a) What is the passage about?

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(b) What was traditionally believed to be the most powerful virtue needed for civilization?

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(d) How does 'love' work for public life?

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(e) What is the most desired virtue for rebuilding civilization?

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(f) How does the writer describe tolerance?

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(g) What does the passage say about human relationship?

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(h) What according to the author, are the two solutions?

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(i) Which of the ways do the author like?

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(j) Give a title of the passage.

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(2) Guess the meanings of the following words/expressions using contextual clues: (The words are underlined in the passage)

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(a) Perilous

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(b) Chant

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(d) Segregate

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(e) Strain

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(3) Fill in the table by putting words in the empty cells according to their parts of speech:

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Noun Verb Adjective

a) Danger x

b) disagree

c) brotherhood

d) real

e)

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(4) Join the sets of sentences into one sentence.

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(a) Love is a great virtue in private life. Love does not work in public life.

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(b) Tolerance is a desired virtue. It is not a mere talked about thing.

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(d) There are two solutions; one is a Nazi solution.

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(e) The way is less thrilling. I like it.

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(5) Write a sentence with each of the following words/expressions. Coping of any sentence from the passage above must be avoided.

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(a) Spiritual

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(b) threatening

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(d) secular

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(e) assert

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(f) sentimental

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(g) dull

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(h) settle down

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(i) fondness

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(j) the salt of the earth.

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(6) Summarize the passage in your own words in 100 words.

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(7) Write a feature to the editor of a renowned English Daily on "The growing importance of tolerance in our social and national life".

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Definition of Words Written Question Bank & Solution - Job

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কেন Definition of Words Job Written (লিখিত) প্রশ্ন ব্যাংকটি সেরা?

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Monetary	impartial	initiate
interrupt	niche	faultless
method discontinue	annual

Noun	Verb	Adjective
acquiescence	(a)	x
(b)	assume	x
assertion	(c)	x
confidence	x	(d)
(e)	believe	x

Noun	Verb	Adjective
(a) Strength		x
	(b) resist
(c) Penetration
		(d)
(e)

Noun	Verb	Adjective
(a)	x	renowned
regular	(b)	(c)
(d)	x	viable
rent	(e)	x

Noun	Verb	Adjective
a) Danger		x
	b) disagree
c) brotherhood
		d) real
e)

Definition of Words Written Question Bank & Solution - Job

Definition of Words Written Question Bank & Solution - Job

কেন Definition of Words Job Written (লিখিত) প্রশ্ন ব্যাংকটি সেরা?

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