C. Work in pairs. Write on the blank spaces how you would express these words/phrases in your own language and then make sentences with them.

declaration of independence capital punishment (to) await breathlessly

(to) make their way emotional affairs immense

touch poetic unbounded joy genocide

Match the words/phrases in Column with the meanings in Column B. One is done for you. After matching, make sentences using them relating to your life.

colum………..

Section B and Section E describe different times and situations of Bangabandhu's homecoming. Below, there are sentences that match with certain parts of the texts in these two sections. Match these sentences with the parts of the texts.

Dream comes true Home, sweet home
Days behind the bars Good bye Pakistan
The hero before the world press Tribute to genuine friends

We've been worthy End of a long waiting Tears of joy

Work in groups. Make a timeline of the incidents mentioned in the texts on Bangabandhu's homecoming.

Work in groups. Suppose you are some journalists interviewing Bangabandhu at that time. Make a list of questions that you could have asked him?

Do you agree with Bangabandhu that the Bangalees have become worthy now? Justify your argument in 200 words.

Bangabandhu had three sons, two daughters, his wife, brother, housemaid, caretakers, and soldiers waiting for him. Imagine what happened after Bangabandhu had entered his home. Then complete the following story.

Dhaka was full of crowd. Inside a house, there were family members, relatives and many others. The wall clock was ticking at every second. Two daughters were getting impatient to see their father. They peeped through the windows a thousand times. Baby Russel was asking his mother, "Amma, when will Abba arrive?". Then slowly stopped the convoy before the main entrance of the historic house at Dhanmondi 32…………