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Unit 12: Events

1. Bangladesh is a country of festivals. Do you agree? If so, how important are festivals in the everyday lives of Bangladeshi people?

Or, what are the main festival of Bangladesh and where have they originated from?

Answer:

Bangladesh is a country of festival and celebrations. Yes, I agree that Bangladesh is a country of festivals. There is a great importance and influence of these festivals on the everyday lives of Bangladeshi people. Because, over the years people of Bangladesh enjoy different types of festivals in which some are religious festivals and some are national festivals and anniversaries.

Religious festivals:

• Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Azha are the biggest Muslim festivals.
• Eid-E-Miladunnabi, Muharram and Shab-E-Barat are also remarkable festivals here.
• The Hindus enjoy Durga Puja,
• the Christians enjoy Christmas and
• the Buddhists enjoy Buddha Purnima.

National festivals:

• Independence Day,
• Victory Day,
• Bangla New Year, are celebrated as national festivals in this country.

All these festivals are celebrated very warmly by the people of Bangladesh. These festivals bring happiness, hope, affinity and good relationship among the people. So, it can be said that festivals have a great impact on the daily lives of Bangladeshi people.

2.What do you mean by celebration?

Answer:

The definition of a celebration is an act or event designed to observe something or make something special and enjoyable. A celebration is an event which very different meaning by its observing sense like to rejoice in or have special festivities to mark (a happy day, event etc.), to observe (a birthday, anniversary etc.), to perform (a Solemn or religious ceremony), to praise publicly; proclaim. There are lots of celebration like birthday, anniversary, New-year, Eid, Puja, religious event etc.

However, by celebrating a day we can remove our monotony and boredom. We also can build up our social and family bonding by the help of various celebration.

3. Write a passage on International Mother Language Day.

Answer:

Our Language Day, Amar Ekushey February was declared as International Mother Language Day by the UNESCO on November 17, 1999. Our mother tongue Bengali got international recognition on this day. In this occasion we remind those heroic sons of the country for their glorified sacrice for our mother language. Rafiq, Salam, Barkat and Jabbar were the part of them who sacrificed their lives on that day.

The Pakistani ruler shot them to death on February 21, 1952 as they raised massive protest against the than Pak ruler for the heinous motive pays homage to these great sons for their supreme sacrifice.

Since the day of its recognition by the UNESCO the people of the world have come to know about our profound love for out mother tongue as well as our struggle for it.

The people of the world also pay their homage to the martyrs of the language movement. We are proud of our mother language and we also feel proud of being Bangladeshi.

4. Who launched the Bengali New-year festival and how was celebrated?

Answer:

The Bangla New-year festival, which is known as ‘Pohela Boishakh’, has been celebrated for more than five hundred years. The tradition started at the time of emperor Akbar in 1556. At this time people used to pay all the money they owed the last day of the year. On New-year Day, landlords gave sweet food their tenants and there were fair and other festivities. The tradition has continued for over a half a millennium and is still today a day of celebration and fun.

5. “Baishakhi Mela is the chief attractions of all classes of people.” Give your reason in favour of it.

Answer:

“Baishakhi Mela is the chief attraction of all classes of people” I abosoutly agree with this statement. I would like to give some reason in favor of it. The reasons are given bellow:

• The Mela holds an image of the rural Bangladesh which is held every year in the month of Baishakh. It is one of the leading attractions of village life. The Baishakhi Mela is long last for the whole month of Baishakh.
• There are a number of stalls where we get various things. Such as traditional handicrafts, bamboo flutes potters, wooden things, funny goods, sweetmeats, dolls, toys etc. Men, women and children enjoy a lot and purchase their goods from this Mela.
• Cultural functions are also arranged on the Mela. For examples the traditional Bangla folk-song, Jaree song, Bhawaia song etc.
• Special circus parties and magic shows are also organized.

In the conclusion, I can say that nowadays Baishakhi Melas are also held establishes a relationship between a village life and city life. The Mela is regarded as a great source of joy and in towns and cities which happiness for the people.

6. Write four sentences on your last celebration using past form.

Answer:

A few days ago I attended the wedding ceremony of my cousin Raihan. It took place at Narsingdi. On the appointed day amidst laughter and joy the bridegroom party started for the bride’s house in the evening. When we reached at the bride’s house, the bride’s family members and other relatives received us cordially. Then the Kazi performed the formalities relating to the marriage ceremony. After the ceremony we were entertained with delicious dinner.

7. Write the importance of International Mother Language Day.

Answer:

This day has a great significance. On 21 February 1952, during the time of Pakistani rule some valiant sons of our country laid down their lives for our mother tongue, Bangla. The language movement gave us the spirit of liberation and we became independent in 1971. Since in November 1999, this day has been recognized by the UNESCO as the International Mother Language Day.

8. What is the aim of international Mother Language Day?

Answer:

In November 1999 the 21st of February was named the International Mother Language Day. The day aims to celebrate different languages and to increase understanding between cultures.

9. What are the old New Year traditions that have disappeared in recent years?

Answer:

Some of the old New-year traditions that have disappeared in recent years are: no longer thousands of beautiful kites fly above the cities in New Year day. Some popular village games and sports such as horse racing, pigeon flying and boat racing are also disappearing.

Unit 11: Communications and Transportation

Lesson-1: The internet: Connecting lands and continents

1. Name four things which can be done on the internet. Have you used any of them? Which one do you prefer to use? Why? Write five reason?

Answer:

The internet is comparatively a new phenomenon. We can do a lot of things using the internet.

Here are four things that can be done on the internet:

1. Communication viva Facebook, Twitter, Skype, Messenger, Imo etc.

2. Buying and selling things through different sites like-OLX, Bikroy.com etc.

3. Searching and applying for any job via the internet.

4.Collecting any textual, audio or video information.

Yes, I have used Facebook and the reasons for using Facebook are:

1. I can communicate with my friends through it,

2. I can upload and preserve my necessary things here.

3. I get an opportunity to mix with new people and make friend with them.

4. I can share my sorrows, joys and feeling with my friends. I can keep in touch with the happening of the world. 

2. What is your importance of internet in your DPED course?

Answer:

Internet, the most useful technology of modern time which helps us not only in our daily lives but also in professional lives. Educational, teaching or training purposes like DPED course it is widely used to gather information and to do research or add to the knowledge of various subjects. Such as:

• I can collect my study materials from internet.
• I can communicate with other instructors and teachers who are in DPED course and can share knowledge and feelings with them.

That’s why I can say internet is very important for my DPEd course.

3. How can you make a clear difference between working online and working offline?

Answer:

Working Online means, the job doing virtually by computer, laptop or mobile phone through internet and website. Working offline means, the job doing physically in a shop or office. And it’s a process of pen, paper and pencil.

4. Do you think that letters are far better than emails? give your reason.

Answer:

I think that letters are far better than emails. People used to think carefully about what they wrote and how they wrote it before they sent it. These days, they just write quickly without checking that they haven’t made any mistakes in their fact or spelling. They’re just in too much of a hurry to get on with the next thing to take the time to get it night.

5. Name four things which be done on the Internet. How you used any of them? Which one you prefer to use? Write five reasons.

Answer:

The internet is an amazing resource; it can pretty much tell you anything. I do a lot of research for work and for my personal interests too.

Four things which can be done on the internet are:

1. knowledge transfer

2. sharing data and resource

 3.surffing and browsing

4. streaming.

As a teacher profession I have to share too many data and resource every day with my students. It is a modern tool which is convening effective roles as a teaching aids. Teachers and educators can find and use those tools in their teaching and learning process. As a result, the learning process becomes effective, interesting and as well as make variety in teaching style.

Five reason of sharing data and resources are given below :

1.data sharing encourage more connection and collaboration between the researchers.

2. It is important for new findings within the field.

3. helps scholars without the resources to themselves collect the data they need for their research to get data they can use to carry out their query /work.

4. Allows others to evaluate, validate as trustworthy.

5. It saving time to find out any information.

6. What things can be done on the internet?

Answer:

The internet is a global network connecting millions of computers and has brought the whole world in the same room. 40% of the total population is Internet user now. From instant chats to large video conference and from entertainment to education, internet has strengthened its roots in every domain. This multi-faceted tool is like a Magic wand and can answer to most of the questions.

Here are some useful things that one can do on the Internet.

1. shopping

2. Intelligent personal assistance.

3.source of relaxation

4. Entertainment.

5.  exploring the world.

6. blogging.

7. job hunt.

8. online booking.

9. Research.

10.communication.

11. Financial transactions.

12. education etc.

7. How does the computer change your life?

Answer:

Computer is the wonderful invention of modern science. Computer brings a new horizon to our life. In computer we can store many information it takes few times to work out. It makes our daily life, easy and prompt.

8. Why are internet users increasing day by day? Write two reasons in favour of your answer?

 Answer:

Two reasons of internet users increasing day by day as follows:

1. Message can be sent and received from any part of the within a short time by internet.

2. Now, it has become much quicker and easier to share ideas and knowledge through internet.

Lesson-2: Transport

9. What is traffic jam? Describe the present situation of traffic jam.

Answer:

Traffic jam:

Traffic jam is a long line of vehicles that cannot move or that can only move very slowly because there is so much traffic on the road.

The present situation of traffic jam:

• Traffic jam is a common concern in the big cities and towns.
• It is treated as a most problem in modern life specially for the city life.
• Population density is increased day by day but not the roads and highways.
• Traffic rules are not obeyed by the drivers.
• Insufficient traffic police are not engaged as needed.
• Cause of heavy traffic we kills our valuable time so that our work is hampered.
• It causes great suffering to the ambulance carrying dying patients and the fire brigade vehicles.

10. Describe the transport system of Bangladesh.

Answer:

Transport system of Bangladesh:

The transport system of Bangladesh has several forms. These are described below:

Inland waterways:

Bangladesh has more than 700 rivers, which crisscross the country. It has one of the largest island waterway networks in the world. It is a safe, cheap and environmentally friendly way to get around. One of the most famous methods of travel in Bangladesh is the ‘Rocket’ service from Dhaka to the south.

City transport:

Travelling in and around Dhaka and other big cities isn’t always easy. There is a lot of traffic on the roads, and traffic jams are common. There are many buses, bicycles, cycle vans and taxis, also cycle rickshaws on the roads. As a result, to create traffic jam.

Air:

There are 11 airports in Bangladesh, which link up all the major towns and cities with Dhaka. The national airline is called ‘Biman Bangladesh’.

Rail:

Bangladesh railways is mostly a passenger railway. It is busiest on the route between Chittagong and Dhaka, the nation’s most important transport corridor.

11. Mention a name of a transport which is most comfortable to travel in Bangladesh. Justify your answer.

Answer:

Boat is the most comfortable transport in Bangladesh. This transport is used to travel through water way. It is safe, cheap, environmentally, friendly and comfortable.

12. Mention the name of the transport which is most comfortable to travel in Bangladesh. Justify your answer.

Answer:

The Bangladeshi transport system is a vital part of the country’s economy. There are a wide variety of types of transport in the country: by road, rail, river and air. Bangladesh has more than 700 rivers which cross the country. It is a safe, cheap and environmentally friendly way to get around. In the wet season, there are 8372 kilometers of waterways in the country. In the dry season the network gets smaller, because there is less water. One of the most famous methods of travel in Bangladesh is the” Rocket “service from Dhaka to the South. Because the Bangladesh’s numerous water bodies, faeries and launches are useful ways to travel long distances. In rural areas, the use of boats is a very common sight to see.

13. Group the following words into transportation, internet, Sports and Handicrafts.

(Rickshaw, virus, match, email, traffic, textile, Championship, pottery)

Transportation	internet	sports	handicrafts
-Rickshaw -traffic	-Virus -email	-match -championship	-textile -pottery

14. Choose the right word from the box to complete the sentences.

should

idea

watch

permitted

attention

allowed

ought

1. When you‘re crossing this road it‘s a good _______ to look first to make sure that a train isn‘t coming.

2. You are not _______ to come through this door.

3. If you are driving a tall vehicle pay _______ here or you could have a crash.

4. Only people who work in this office are _______ through this door.

5. You _______ be careful because there might be children here.

6. You _______to be careful when you get off the train. If not, you may fall between the platform and the railway lines.

7. _______ out because there may be water on the floor and you could fall over.

Answer:

1. idea, 2. permitted / allowed, 3. attentions, 4. permitted/ allowed, 5. should, 6. ought, 7. watch.

Unit-10: Culture and Tradition

1. What do you know about our country‘s heritage?

Answer:

Bangladesh is a land of heritage. Historically, many cultures and reputation has received across the country.  The ruins of magnificent cities and monuments were enduring in many parts of the country by the dying reigns of rulers still bear proof to the richness of its cultural heritage.

There are full of nature’s bounties, borderland hills, virgin forests and innumerable rivers and their brunches in our country which are making the world’s largest delta.

2. Mention the most important national heritage of Bangladesh. Which place would you like to visit and why?

Answer:

The most important national heritages of Bangladesh are mentioned in bellow:

• Dhaka
• Chittagong
• Cox‘s bazar
• Hill tracts districts
• Sylhet
• The sundarban
• Dinajpur
• Mymensingh.

The place I would like to visit:

There are lot of heritage sites in Bangladesh. From all of those place I would like to visit hill tracks districts most because in this region, I can see forests, the scenic Kaptai Lake and colourful tribal life and culture. The area is famous for the beautiful handicrafts for sale in the region. Sajek valley is one of the most tourist attractive place in Khagrachari district. The towns of Rangamati and Bandarban are two of the most popular places for tourists in the area.

3. What is sports? What is your favourite sport and why?

Answer:

Sports:

Sports are also known as athlete. Actually different types of games like football, cricket, basketball are familiar as sports. People play sports with their friend and family.

My favourite sport:

I love to play football which is my most favourite. I like the football most because it involves a lot of person at a time with heavy exercise. With a single ball, we can play almost 22 players. There is no restriction for a big space also. I can pass my leisure time with my friends and family member by football. I think playing football is one of best chance for exercise so that we can fit ourselves. That is why football is my favourite sport.

4. Match the definitions with a word from the box.

Definitions	Words
1. the furthest north 2. a system of connected rivers etc. 3. an important statue or building 4. someone who travels to a religious place 5. a place 6. the things you can see on the land; the countryside 7. bags, carpets, etc. made by hand 8. traditional stories and belief	– folklore – handicrafts – landscape – location -monument – network – northern most – pilgrim

Answer:

1. northern most, 2. network, 3. monuments, 4. pilgrims, 5. locations, 6. landscapes, 7. handicrafts, 8. folklore.

5. Choose the correct word to complete the sentences. Practice saying the sentences.

1. The bag [weights / weighs] 30kgs.

2. The lake is 150 meters [long / length].

3. The building is 20 meters [height / high].

4. The temple is five hundred years [age / old].

5. The swimming pool is 5 meters [deep / depth].

Answer:

1. weighs, 2. long, 3. high, 4. old, 5. deep.

Unit-9: Environment

1. How many types of animal class?

 Answer:

Categorizing all the different types of animals into classes makes it easier to study them and learn more about the animal kingdom. There are 2 animal classes and every animal in the animal kingdom belongs to one of them.

They are:

1. Vertebrates and

2. Invertebrates.

There are 5 types of vertebrates. Those are:

1. Amphibian.

2. Birds.

3. Fish.

4. Reptiles.

5. Mammals.

2. Write a short description about Flora and Fauna in Bangladesh.

Answer:

Bangladesh is well known for her natural beauty. It’s beauty lies on huge covered evergreen species of trees. There are more than 6,000 plant species in Bangladesh. Of the total number of plant species 3611 are flowering plants and 7 are gymnosperms.

Some fragrant famous flowers of Bangladesh are:

• Bokul,
• Champa,
• Sheuly,
• Kamini,
• Polash,
• Beli,
• Konok Chapa,
• Kath Golap etc.

Broad-leaf evergreen trees are:

• Banyan,
• Ashok,
• Barun,
• Sonalu,
• Bot,
• Shimul,
• Shirish,
• Shojna,
• Tall,
• Tomal,
• Telshur,
• Arjun,
• Mahogany,
• Debdaru,
• Chatim, etc.

Bangladeshi fruits trees are:

• Tetol,
• Amra,
• Dalim,
• Chalta,
• Ceylon Olive,
• Wood apple,
• Jackfruit,
• black plum,
• Mango etc.

Bangladesh is well known for Mangrove trees which grow in the Sundarbans, are beautiful. In this forest grows so many trees like, Sundari, Gewa, Passur, Golpata etc. The plant species include 35 legumes; 29 grasses are found in Bangladesh.

3. Choose a word from the box to match the definitions.

Definitions	Words
1. Damage or harm 2. worth a lot 3. animals 4. to copy a sound or appearance 5. to know and identify 6. frequent 7. groups of fruit trees 8. preparing the soil for crops 9. a kind of tree which loses its leaves 10. a kind of tree which has leaves all year	– wildlife – ploughing – destruction – evergreen – groves -common – recognize – valuable -deciduous – imitate

Answer:

1. destruction, 2. valuable, 3. wildlife, 4. imitate, 5. recognize, 6. common, 7. groves, 8. ploughing, 9. deciduous, 10. evergreen

Unit-8: Myths, fables and rhymes/poems

1. What is myths? Write some characteristics of myths?

Answer:

A myth is one kind of folktales which is passed by passed by word-of mouth, but are now found in writing. It is about gods and heroes. The main characters in myths are usually gods, demigods, or supernatural humans. Myths are also forms of entertainment and teaching tools.

Some characteristics of myths are given below:

1. Its deal with aspects of human life, jealousy, love, death, ambitions.

2. God and Goddesses have human emotions and extraordinary powers.

3. Themes and symbols are still important in western culture today.

4. It’s deal with God and Goddess es and lesser deities as well as humans.

5. It’s explain the natural phenomena of the world.

6. It’s explain the creation.

7. Its explain the origins of people.

8. sacred or based upon religious belief.

2. What is fables? Write some characteristics of fable?

Answer:

A very short tale that illustrates a clear, often direct moral principle of right or wrong behaviour. Ashop is known as a famous teller in history. some characteristics of a fables are written below –

1. Characters are often animals with human characteristic.

2. Moral or lesson follows the story, usually in one sentence or simple summary.

 3. Poetic tales with double allegorical significance.

4. Brief tale.

3. Practice the pronunciation of the ‘ed’ ending with the following words?

Looked, Begged, Wanted, Appeared, Decided, Waited, Learned, Laughed, Walked, Cleaned, Worked, Watched, Looked, Hunted, Visited, Washed, Entered.

Answer:

t sound | d sound | I’d sound:

• Looked | Begged | decided
• Laughed | appeared | wanted
• Walked | learned | waited
• Worked |cleaned | Hunted
• Watched | Entered | Visited

4. In a reading task, before you talked about a picture, thought a little about vocabulary and thought about the moral of the story. Why is this helpful for students to do this before reading?

Answer:

The process described in this question is called pre reading. Pre-reading is a strategy that involves teaching student concept of skill prior to a lesson on the subjects. Teachers may write not more than five or six word on the blackboard before letting the students read. Than teachers may use pictures or can give clues to help students to understand the meaning. This is an important technique and need to be used with all reading comprehension passages. In this way Key-word can be focused on before the main reading task begins.

Importance of pre-teaching:

• It helps students to connect known to unknown information.
• More than 60% duration should be spent on pre-reading type activities so that it is very useful for the students understanding the topic.
• This format is much beneficial for the student to realize the text.
• From the related pictures or clues student can easily interpret the comprehension.

5. What is modern story? What is traditional story? Write some differences of traditional story and modern story?

Answer:

Modern story:

The method of the short story is inevitably a more limited than that of a novel. Like, a novel, the modern short story always shows us about life, something of how people respond to life.

Traditional story:

Traditional stories or stories about traditions differ from both fiction and nonfiction. A story that has been told and retold for many years, and consequently becomes a story that almost everyone knows.

Difference between traditional and modern story are given below:

Traditional Story	Modern Story
1. A story that has been told and retold for many years. 2.This type of story was written before 1920. 3. It’s tends to be conventional. 4. There is a moral in traditional stories. 5. Obeys some set of rules. 6. It can’t be changed much.	1. Which story is written modern period of time. 2. Modern story has been written since the Year 1920. 3. It’s tends to be unconventional. 4. A number of different tends to be notice.Generally modern story is not based on morality. 5. Doesn’t not follow any set of rules. 6. It can be changed a lot.

6. Why story telling is important for primary student or children?

Answer:

Story is most enjoyable teaching tools to primary student or children. Recent research says using storytelling can help learners achieve learning objectives with great pleasure and enthusiasm.

Importance of storytelling:

• Boosts their listening skills.
• Fosters their imagination.
• Increases their cultural understanding.
• Enhance their communication skill.
• Help sharpen memory.
• Make learning easier.
• improves social skills.
• Introduces new vocabulary to children.

7. What is poem and rhyme?

Answer:

Poem:

A poem is a collection of spoken or written words that expresses ideas or emotions in a powerfully vivid and imaginative style. A poem is comprised of a particular rhythmic and metrical pattern. Teachers should aim into teach English through poetry, not to teach the poetry itself but to develop their other language skills.

Rhyme:

A rhyme is a repetition of similar sounds in the final stressed syllables and any following syllables of two or more words.

8. What is the importance of reading rhyme at primary level?

Answer:

The importance of rhyme:

• a source of developing phonic skills, as they offer the ability to read and determine letter sounds.
• For identifying the correct sounds.
• Developing the memory skills.
• Develop the word vocabulary.
• Make stronger phonemic awareness.
• Involve the early child in study.

9. What are considered children’s early literary skills?

Answer:

Children’s early literacy skills are listening and speaking.

Unit-7: The Country I live in

Lesson-1: The 7 war heroes

1. Why did the libaration war take place?

Answer:

The question of land reforms, state language, inter-wing economic and administrative disparities, provincial autonomy, the defense of east Pakistan and many other consequential questions had been straining the relations between the two wings of Pakistan ever since independence of the country from Britain in 1947.

The war of 71 taken place because:

• To reform the land,
• For the state language
• Discrimination of the imbalance of administrative
• To get provincial autonomy

The war also results of political; economic, social differences although East Pakistan had a larger population, west Pakistan dominated the divided country in this domain.

2. What are the causes of the Liberation war?

Answer:

“The Bangladesh Liberation War” also known as the Bangladesh war of Independence. The genocide was taken place during the 1971. Bengali Nationalist and self-determined persons were protested and the war started. It resulted in the independence of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh.

The causes behind of the Liberation war are given below:

• In the began after the Pakistani military junta based in West Pakistan launched operation searchlight against the people of East Pakistan on 25 march in 1971.
• The Junta annulled the results of the 1970 elections and arrested Prime Minister designated Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
• The questions of land reforms, state Language, inter-wing economic and administrative, disparities, provincial autonomy, the defense of East Pakistan and many other consequential questions had been starting the relations between the two wings of Pakistan ever since independence of the country from Britain in 1947.
• The war also results of political; economic, social differences although East Pakistan had a larger population, west Pakistan dominated the divided country in this domain.

3. When did the liberation war take place?

Answer:

The liberation war take place on 26 march in 1971.

4. Who are the war heroes?

Answer:

The war heroes who sacrificed their lives to bring us the taste of freedom after long domination of west Pakistan.

5. Who are the seven heroes and why?

Answer:

In the Liberation of Bangladesh, 1971 against Pakistan every freedom fighter’s contribution is unforgettable and undeniable. Each second in the time of war has one or more story on about the mass people, environment and the persons who fight for the independence of Bangladesh.

Birsrestha (The seven heroes) is among the Martyrs of the country denying this is the official language may be given the highest military award for the bravery is ” Birsrestha battlefield medal” in recognition of extraordinary courage and self-sacrifice is a sign of a man who set up. Seven fighters were killed in the war of Liberation of the middle.

 The seven heroes are:

1. Birsrestha  Shaheed captain Mohiuddin Jahangir

2. Birsrestha Shaheed Hamidur Rahman

3. Birsrestha Shaheed Mostafa Kamal

4. Birsrestha  Shaheed Mohammed Rahul Amin

5. Birsrestha Shaheed flight Lieutenant Motiurman Rahman

6. Birsrestha Shaheed lance Naik Munshi Abdur Rouf.

7. Birsrestha Shaheed lance Naik Noor Muhammad Shaikh.

6. What was their contribution in the war?

Answer:

embrace Immortal death for the Independence of their motherland. They never thought of anything for a moment except the independence of the nation. They had unbelievable bravery, limitless courage and highest sense of Patriotism. These seven heroes did not allow any presence of the Enemy on land, in the sea and in the air. They fought to save their motherland on land, in the sea and in air to leave a country for their next generation. They made a great contribution in the Liberation of Bangladesh and created a memorable great footstep in the history; the heroic sacrifice of these seven heroes inspired all the freedom fighters in the battle and help create a golden history in the world.

7. What should we do to fulfill our martyrs dream?

Answer:

We should do to fulfill our martyrs dream as follow:

• We will give place to the ideology of martyrs in our daily work.
• It is not only necessary to remember the martyrs on special days but also to preserve the honor of their sacrifice.
• We have to fulfill their dream by building a corruption free Bangladesh.
• We have to establish ourselves as the bearers of the ideals, beliefs and dreams of the Martyrs.
• We will play an active role in eliminating social inequality.

We will build a golden bengal by awakening the spirit of patriotism in every student.

Lesson-2: The Sundarbans: Home of the Royal Bengal Tigers

8. What are the main tourists spots in the Sundarbans?

Answer:

The main tourist spots in the Sundarbans are:

• Karamjol,
• Katka,
• Kochikhali,
• Mandarbaria.
• Hiron point (Nilkamal) attracts many tourists who come to see the wildlife and to admire the natural beauty of the area.

9. What kind of animal live in the Sundarbans? give examples.

Answer:

There are numerous kind of animal live in the Sundarbans. Such as:

• The world famous Royal Bengal Tiger,
• deer,
• snakes,
• birds,
• crocodiles,
• monkeys,
• wild pig,
• wild cow,
• wild buffalo etc.

10. What is the largest mangrove forest in the world?

Answer:

The Sundarbans is the largest mangrove forest in the world.

11. Mention the land area of the Sundarbans?

Answer:

The total land area of the Sundarbans is 6017 square kilometers or 2424 square miles.

12. How many districts are covered by the Sundarbans?

Answer:

The Sundarbans covers 5 districts. These are:

1. Satkhira,
2. Bagerhat,
3. Khulna,
4. Borguna and
5. Patuakhali.

13. When did UNESCO declared Sundarbans as world heritage?

Answer:

The UNESCO declared the Sundarbans world heritage in 6 December 1997.

14. Describe the bio diversity of the Sundarbans?

Answer:

Sundarbans is the largest mangrove forest in the world. It Covers an area of 38,500 sq.km. About a third it is covered in winter. Since 1966 the Sundarbans has been a Wildlife sanctuary for over 40 years. It is estimated that there are now 400 Royal Bengal Tigers and about 30,000 spotted deer living there. It is also home to many different species of birds, mammals, insects, reptiles and fishes. Over 120 species of fish and over 260 species of birds have been recorded there.

15. Write the name of different types bird. Give a short description about each type of birds.

Answer:

Bangladesh is a home to many different kinds of birds. Almost every area of Bangladesh is rich resource of varieties types of birds. The avifauna take account of a total of 809 species in Bangladesh. We do not even know the names of all these birds. We early in the morning hearing the sweet song of these birds.

Most people can organise the crow. Other well-known birds are the Cuckoo, the Shayma and the Doel. The Moyna and the Parrot are talking birds. They can imitate the human voice and other sounds when they and trained.

Some of the most beautiful wild birds are the Kingfisher, which flies fast and low over water, the woodpecker which make its rat-tat-tat- tat sound by pecking at the trees looking for food.

The Dove, the Pigeon, the Snipe, the Heroine, the Teal, the Pankauri etc. are known as game birds. There are also some tailor birds for example- the swallow, the Tuntuni, the Babui.

Birds are very useful to us so, we should not kill birds. Birds have important role to maintain the ecosystem. So, we must take care of it.

16. Why is the Sundarbans a perfect holiday for animal lovers?

Answer:

The Sundarbans is a very beautiful natural environment. Sundarbans is a perfect holiday for animal lovers because:

• It is an ideal place for a holiday for people who love to see the wonders of nature.
• Group of Crocodiles can be seen lying lazily by the river banks.
• They may see herds of deer and troupes of monkeys playing in the trees.
• If they are lucky, they might possibly Royal Bengal Tiger swimming in a stream.

ইংরেজি এসকে বিষয়ের আরও পোস্ট দেখুন

• English SK Hand-note: Unit-1 Getting introduce
• English SK Hand-note; Unit-2 My school
• English SK Hand-note; Unit-3 Professions and Jobs
• English SK Hand-note; Unit-4 Going out and outing
• English SK Hand-note: Unit-5 Pastimes and Hobbies
• English SK Hand-note; Unit-6: Health and Nutrition
• English SK Hand-note; Unit-7 The Country I live in

দয়া করে সকলের উপকারার্থে শেয়ার করুন এবং ভবিষ্যতে নিজের ফেসবুক ওয়ালে রেখে দিন।

Lesson-1: Balanced diet: What your dietitian says

1. What is a balanced diet? How important is a balanced diet?

balanced diet:

The foods which help us to maintain and improve our health is called balanced diet. It contains different types of foods in certain quantities and amounts so that the requirement for calories, proteins, minerals, vitamins and alternative nutrients is adequate. A balanced diet contains all the six groups of nutrients. Those are:

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Lesson 1: Different people different pastimes

Q. Why people want to travel?

Answer:

Traveling is most enjoyable and amusing experience of a man’s life. It’s a born nature of man to see unseen and to know unknown.

People want to travel because-

• People learn a lot through the traveling so that they love to travel.
• They want new experiences by travelling unknown places and unacquainted to get knowledge.
• Every destination has something unique to teach visitors and immersing themselves in completely different world is the best learning experience.
• Somebody like adventures to remove their normal monotonous daily routine works.
• People also move to visit their friends and family who live in far places.

Q. Write four sentences on your last celebrating using past form.

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Lesson-1: Picnicking: Out in the Jungle

Q. Why do people go on a picnic?

Answer:

When people feel boring with their daily monotonous works, they want to refresh their mind. Then they want to go in a new place close to nature. There they can enjoy. They spend their time full of cheer. They also eat delicious food. As a result, men get back their eagerness in work. So people go on a picnic.

Q. Do you like day out with your family and why?

Answer:

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Lesson 1: Teacher’s life: What inspires every child?

1. Write a paragraph about yours teaching life.

Answer:

Teachers are responsible for planning and then evaluating student performance. Every child needs a Champion; someone who believes in them and encourage them. I am a teacher at Satgoan primary School since 2016.Include me there are 5 Assistant teachers working in the school and this year we have got four hundred students. I live 5 kilometers away from school and the road attach with my school is muddy so I have to walk to go to school. I have home at around 8 a.m. and it is usually takes me about an hour to get there. when I go there I unlock the classrooms and the office and then I hoist the national flag. After that, I start preparing everything I need for my class and at 9:30 I ring the bell to start the school day. My fast lesson is with class 5 students. I give them extra math and English lessons. In the second shift I teach English to class 4 and science to class 3. In my lessons I use a lot of group work and pair work. I usually get home at about 6. I have a snack and then I cook dinner for my family. I take dinner at about 9 p.m. After that I prepare my next day’s class activities. I go to bed at about 11 p.m. and get up before 5 a.m. and say my morning prayer. I think I have a very busy life.

2. “Teaching is a noble profession do you agree? Give your constrictive opinion.

Answer:

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