English For Today CQ Question Bank & Solution - সপ্তম শ্রেণি

Who could understand the system?

What is the teacher discussing?

What does the teacher ask to notice?

How are the words arranged in a page?

Do you think that the teacher is showing the proper way of finding a word from a dictionary? Why/Why not?

notice (antonym)

below (synonym)

ask (antonym)

slowly (antonym)

if (synonym)

What is the relationship between Flora and Farabi?

What are they talking about?

What happened in Farabi's school yesterday?

When did Flora visit Farabi?

Do you think Farabi was excited about the prize-giving ceremony of his school? Why/Why not?

What class do Farabi and Flora read in?

Why was Farabi's school auditorium decorated?

For what did Farabi get two prizes?

Do you think Farabi is a good student?

The prize-giving ceremony of Farabi's school was held the (a) _______ day. The school auditorium was brightly (b) _______ and prizes were displayed on a separate table. Students, guardians, and notable local figures (c) _______ the ceremony. The chief guest who was the (d) ______ of a renowned college praised the school's (e) _______ and distributed prizes to the students.

Flora has come to (a) _______ Farabi. They are talking. Flora wants to know about the prize-giving ceremony of Farabi's school. Farabi says that the (b) ________ day was their school prize-giving day. The ceremony started just at 4 pm. After giving a short speech, the chief guest gave away the (c) ________ among the students for their outstanding activities. Farabi also says that he has (d) _______ two prizes: one for regular attendance and the other for good results in the (e) _______ annual exams.

What is Flora and Farabi talking about?

How did Flora and her mother reach the school? Why?

Why couldn't Flora sleep well that night?

What activities did Flora do before she started for school?

How much can you remember about your 1" day at school?

What are Farabi and Flora doing?

When did Flora start to go to school?

Why did Flora and her mother walk to school?

Do you think Flora enjoyed going to school?

Why was Flora excited?

Flora can remember exactly about her (a) _____ day at school. She was then 6 years old. One day her mother told Flora that she (b) _______  going to start her school the next day. She was very excited. She was always (c) ________ about the school, the teachers and the students of their school. She couldn't even sleep well that night. The next morning she (d) ________ for the school with her mother. As the school was very (e) _______ to their home, they walked all the way.

Flora started her first schooling at the age of six. Her mother informed her that she was (a) _______ to start her school the next day. Flora was so (b) ________ that she could not think of anything else. The following morning, she (c) ________ up early and got ready in her best clothes. After having (d) ________, she went to school on foot with her (e) _________ .

How long did it take Flora and her mother to reach the school?

Whom did Flora see on the school campus?

Who was pleased with Flora?

Why wore all the students staring at her?

" A new place is a new experience"- Do you think so? Why/Why not?

Why was Flora a little afraid?

What did Flora see after reaching the school campus?

When did Flora feel a bit nervous?

What were the students doing when Flora arrived at school?

To whom did Flora's mother take her?

Do you think Flora is an intelligent girl? Why or Why not?

How did the class teacher accept Flora?

What was Flora's 1 day experience at school?

When Flora reached her new school, she felt a little nervous since everyone was (a) ______ to her. She was admitted to Class 1 and then sent to her (b) _____ The class teacher welcomed her and gave her a (c) ______ . Although she initially felt (d) _______ seeing all the new faces, she soon made (e) _______ with a few students sitting close to her.

Flora's mother (a) ______ her to the Head Teacher. He asked her a few questions and she answered them intelligently. The Head Teacher was very pleased. He (b) ______ that she was a highly intelligent child. The Head Teacher called a teacher and (c) _______ her to take Flora to the class. Ms Laila took her to the class. All the students in the (d) _______ were staring at her. She felt a bit nervous to see all the new faces. But (e) _____  she felt easy.

What happens when we share our pain or sorrow with others?

Why was Farabi upset?

Why didn't Farabi want to talk?

How was Farabi sitting?

Do you think what Flora suggested Farabi was right? Why/Why not?

How can we make our sorrow lighter?

How did Farabi look?

What happens if someone shares his/her pain or sorrow with others?

When does our pain become heavier?

Do you think Flora is a good friend? Explain in 1/2 sentences.

"Any pain or sorrow is like a load in the mind." Explain the sentence in 2/3 sentences.

Farabi was very upset and Flora wanted to know the (a) ________ of it. Though Farabi was unwilling to disclose the reason, Flora encouraged him saying that sharing problems makes them (b) _______ . Farabi then told flora that his (c) ________ Harun, who is the school football team leader, had (d) ______  him from the upcoming Interclass Football Tournament (e) _________ any explanation.

Farabi is very (a) ________ because his friend Harun, their school football team leader, has just (b) ________ his name from the (c) _______ Interclass Football Tournament. Though Farabi wanted to (d) _______  the cause, Harun did not tell him (e) _________ about it.

What is Shahana's husband?

Where do the students meet Shahana?

Where do the students meet Shahana?

What does she do to be a good teacher?

"Teaching is more than a job." Do you agree? Why/Why not?

How did Shahana become a good teacher?

Why did Mr Zamil not want Shahana to be a teacher?

Who is Mr. Zamil?

Why do the students give salam wherever they see Shahana?

Shahana's (a) ______ wanted her to apply for a vacant position at his firm. However, Shahana wanted to be a (b) ______ and hence, she joined the local high school against the will of her husband and in-laws. Shahana dedicated herself to (c) _______ preparing lessons, and helping students with (d) _______ and personal issues. Within a year, she became a very popular teacher gaining the trust and (e) ______ of all.

Mr Zamil Huda (a) _______ in a company office. He (b) _______ his wife Shahana to (c) _______ for a vacant position at his firm. But Shahana is not (d) ______ . She is rather joining the (e) ________ high school as a teacher.

What does generational naming refer to? Why do people name different generations?

Describe one unique characteristic or challenge of the current generation.

What is the difference between singers from earlier generations and singers from the new generation?

In which age did Gen Z grew up? Describe.

What events are shaping today's world?

What do you understand by the term 'Great Depression'?

List the characteristics of Generation Z.

How can generational labels benefit us?

How did music play a role in the July Uprising of 2024?

Who belonged to the 'Lost Generation'? Elaborate.

Modern Bangladeshi (a) ______ like Shezan and Hannan use music to protest against injustice. Highlighting the bravery of the new (b) _____ , their music became anthems of the July Uprising in 2024. It is evident that this new generation is (c) ________ and different from earlier generations who (d) ________ often too afraid to use music for (e) _______.

Generational labels can be useful for understanding social change. The practice began with the 'Lost Generation' (a) ______ World War I. It continued with Generation X and Millennials (b) ______ to Generation Z. Generation Z grew up (c) _______ in the digital age. They have witnessed significant (d) ______ events such as climate crises and political turmoil, which (e) ______ the world they are inheriting.

When singers from earlier generations were (a) ______ to use music as a form of protest, the artists of new (b) _____ like Shezan and Hannan have courageously spoken out. Their rap songs became (c) _______ of the July (d) _______ in 2024. The new generation is no longer afraid; they are (e) _______ and different.

What do you know about the legacy of generational struggles in Bangladesh? Describe in brief

Why is good governance important for meeting the needs of new generations?

What legacy does today's young generation carry forward?

How has the consciousness of Gen Z changed?

What has the July Uprising of 2024 made us realize? Explain briefly.

Do you agree that the 2024 uprising was the result of Gen Z's political awareness? Why/Why not?

List the struggles of earlier generations.

Which generation mainly took part in our Liberation War?

What did the people of Bangladesh fight for in the 1980s?

What incidents have made Gen Z politically aware?

Each generation in Bangladesh has contributed to the struggle for progress. The freedom fighters (a) ________ the country in 1971 and laid the foundation for the 1980s' fight for (b) ______. Gen Z (c) _______ around 2000 inherited this legacy. The 2018 road safety protests and the subsequent crackdown significantly raised Gen Z's (d) ______ awareness. Frustrated with the existing political system, this generation led the 2024 (е) _______ .

Today's young generation born around 2000, carries the struggle for (a) ________ forward. The 2018 road safety protests and the brutal crackdown (b) ________ a significant shift in Gen Z's consciousness, sharpening their political awareness. Finally, the 2024 uprising was (c) _________ by this generation, who realized the fruitlessness of (d) _______ establishments. To support Gen Z's ambitions, we must (e) ______ concrete steps, as political rhetoric has failed them.

Why do the villagers hire Joynul?

Is Nazma an educated person?

Where does Joynul's family live?

What kind of work does Nazma do?

Do you think Joynul and Nazma's life is hard? Why/Why not?

village (antonym)

carpenter (synonym)

hire (synonym)

repair (synonym)

Sometimes (antonym)

Who is Nazma? What is she?

What is Joynul? Where does he live?

Why did Nazma fail to serve his meal?

Why was Joynul angry with everybody?

Do you think Joynul realized the importance of Nazma's work? Why/Why not?

Where did Joynul look for work?

Why did Joynul shout at Nazma?

How was Joynul's condition?

How does Nazma contribute to the family?

Do you think Joynul and Nazma contribute to the family equally?

Why did Joynul feel guilty?

What did Joynul do hearing Nazma's reply?

Nazma was unable to serve Joynul his meal in time. This made him very (a) ________ . He shouted at Nazma (b) _______ He thought his wife only (c) ________ at home. But she had to clean, wash, husk, také care of the children, etc. (d) ________ cooking. While Joynul worked and earned money to run the family, Nazma worked at home to (e) ________ the family together.

Nazma argues that she (a) _________ all the work at home- cooking, cleaning, washing, husking, taking care of the children- everything. She (b) _______ the family. She also reminds her (c) _______ that he works for money but her work in the home can (d) ________ the family stick together and happy. So both types of work are (e) _________ important.