Choose the correct answer from the alternatives :

Shahana's husband is a service holder working in a company office.

Shahana worked very hard to be a good teacher. She helped her students both in personal and academic problems. Within a year, she became very popular among her students. Thus, it opens Zamil's eyes that he was wrong.

The students meet Shahana in the teachers' room, in the corridor and even on the road.

To be a good teacher, everyday she works very hard to prepare her lessons. She helps both weak and bright students. Also, she cares for them and love them very much.

Yes, I agree. It is because a job may serve only the financial purpose. But teaching brings reputation and honour beside financial support.

Shahana worked hard from her very first day of school. She prepared lessons properly, took care of both good and weak students, and solved their problems. Thus, she became a good teacher.

Mr Zamil wanted Shahana to work in his company. Besides, he did not like teaching much. That's why he did not want Shahana to be a teacher.

Mr. Zamil is Shahana's husband.

Wherever the students see Shahana, they give her salam to show her respect.

(a) husband; (b) teacher; (c) teaching; (d) academic; (e) respect.

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

(a) works; (b) insists; (c) apply; (d) interested; (e) local.

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