Read the text and answer the following questions.

Shahana's husband Mr Zamil Huda works in a company office. His firm has a vacant position. On several days he told Shahana, "I want you to apply for the post." But Shahana said, "Please don't insist. I'm joining the local high school as a teacher." "What do you find in a teaching job, Shahana? I don't want you to do it." Her in-laws were also on his side. Yet Shahana joined the school against the will of the family.

Weeks and months went by. Every day Shahana helps with the household work. Every day she works hard to prepare her lessons. Every day she goes to school, teaches her students and helps both weak and bright ones. They often come to her in the teachers' room, in the corridor and even on the road, and talk to her about any academic or personal problems.

Within a year Shahana becomes a very good teacher. Students give her salam wherever they see her. Teachers, even the Head Teacher, admire her. Parents and other people in the community come to see her at home and at the school and pay her great respect.

One day her husband said, "You've opened my eyes, Shahana. Teaching is more than a job. I didn't know it. Congratulations!"

"Thank you," she smiled.

"Tell me, Shahana, how you could be such a great teacher!" Zamil wanted to know.

"I don't only teach my subject, I care for my students. I love them. I myself demonstrate good behaviour and inspire them to be good. That's all I do," replied Shahana.

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

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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.

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

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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.

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

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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.

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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.

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āωāĻ¤ā§āϤāϰāσ

Mr. Zamil is Shahana's husband.

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

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(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.

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(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.

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respect = disrespect/dishnour

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will = intention/wish/desire

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teacher = tutor/educator/instructor

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prepare = make/ ready

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inspire = discourage/dishearten/dissuade

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great = ordinary/mediocre

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job = profession/ occupation/career

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admire = praise/applaud

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love = hate/ despise

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help = assist/aid

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It took Flora and her mother half an hour to reach the school.

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On the school campus, Flora saw many students.

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The Headteacher was very pleased with Flora.

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As Flora was new in the class and no one really knew her, all the students were staring at her.

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Flora was a little afraid because she didn't know anyone in the new school.

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After reaching the school campus, Flora saw many students there.

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Flora felt a bit nervous when she entered the class and saw aii the new faces.

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When Flora arrived at school, some of the students were playing and some of them were talking to each other.

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Flora's mother took her to the Head Teacher.

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Yes, I think Flora is an intelligent girl because she could answer all the questions asked by the Head Teacher properly.

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The class teacher welcomed her and gave her a seat.

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Flora was at first a little bit afraid after entering the school. Then, she became nervous seeing new faces in the classroom. However, she felt easy after a while and made a few friends.

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(a) unknown; (b) class/classroom; (c) seat; (d) nervous; (e) friends.

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

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(a) took; (b) commented; (c) told; (d) class; (e) soon.

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

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afraid = frightened/scared/nervous

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pleased = displeased/dissatisfied

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student = pupil/learner

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friend = enemy/foe

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intelligent = bright/brilliant.

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soon = shortly

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stare = gaze/behold

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nervous = calm/ relaxed/confident

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campus = ground/ premises

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child = adult

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When we share our pain or sorrow with others, our mind becomes lighter.

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Farabi was upset because Harun dropped his name from the coming interclass football tournament.

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Farabi did not want to talk because he was sad and shocked at his friend's behaviour.

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Farabi was sitting bending his head down.

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Flora suggested Farabi to share his sorrows with her or someone else as it would help him forget the bad memories. When sadness is shared, it gets reduced. So, I think Flora's suggestion to him was right.

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We can make our sorrow lighter by sharing it with our parents or friends.

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Farabi looked sad and shocked.

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If someone shares his/her pain or sorrow with others, the pain or sorrow gets lighter.

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Our pain becomes heavier when someone does not share it with anyone.

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Any pain or sorrow is a burden in the mind. If we share it with others, it becomes tolerable and lighter. If we do not share it with others, it becomes heavier, deeper, and unbearable.

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(a) reason; (b) lighter; (c) friend; (d) dropped; (e) without.

Farabi was very upset and Flora wanted to know the (a) reason of it. Though Farabi was unwilling to disclose the reason, Flora encouraged him saying that sharing problems makes them (b) lighter . Farabi then told flora that his (c) friend Harun, who is the school football team leader, had (d) dropped him from the upcoming Interclass Football Tournament (e) without any explanation.

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(a) sad; (b) dropped; (c) coming; (d) know; (e) anything.

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pain = pleasure/happiness

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become = be/get

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insist = request/urge

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heavier = lighter/less/ lesser

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shocked = stunned/astonished

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untidy = messy

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