| Dhaka Board – 2019 |
| English Second PaperPart A: Grammar (Marks 60) 1. Fill in the blanks in the following text with articles (a/an/the) as necessary. Some of the blanks may not require an article. Put a cross (x) in those blanks : (a) — parliament house of Bangladesh is (b) — exquisitely designed building. In fact, it is (c) — wonder of modern architecture and technology. It is one of (d) — largest and most spectacular parliament buildings in (e) — world. It is (f) — highly expensive building. (g) — maintenance cost of the parliament house is about 50 million taka per year. An American architect (h) — Louis I Kahn designed this (i) — building. Everyday many (j) — visitor comes to visit the building. 2. Complete the text with suitable prepositions : Mr. Reza works (a) — a clerk in a local school. He is poor but honest. His honesty is known (b) — everyone in his locality. He often suffers (c) — hunger. He is deprived (d) — comfort and many other things. Nevertheless, he does not long (e) — wealth. He never hankers (f) — name and fame. He leads his life (g) — honest means. He is satisfied (h) — what he has. But sometimes he runs into debt and poverty is responsible (i) — this debt. However, he does not like to depend (j) — others. 3. Complete the sentences with suitable phrases/words given in the box : would you mind, there, it is high time, would rather, what does … look like, as soon as, was born, as if, unless, have to (a) Your enemies are looking for you. — you left this place. (b) It is raining heavily. — closing the window? (c) Rifat often behaves — he were a prince. It becomes very difficult for me to tolerate him. (d) Humayon Ahmed was a teacher, author, dramatist and filmmaker. He — on 13 November 1948. (e) — you work hard, you will not make a good result. (f) I — resign my job than tolerate injustice. I have moral courage to raise voice against Injustice. (g) Son :— a satellite —? Father : I have heard of it but never got a chance to see it. (h) We informed the police — the incident took place. But the police didn’t arrive even after two hours. (i) Our society is full of bad persons. We — remain aware of them. (j) — is a hue and cry on the road. Something must have happened. 4. Complete the sentences using suitable clauses/phrases: (a) We are late. The class will start soon. Walk fast lest— (b) There goes a proverb that —. So, we must make proper use of time. (c) The condition of Mitu’s father was not well. If I knew his mobile number, — . (d) Though Bangladesh is a small country, —. We are proud of our world heritage sites. (e) We are a free nation now. 1971 is the year when —. (f) English is an international language. —you cannot get a good job. (g) I found a box in the room. The box was too heavy for —. (h) I was really in a great danger. He came here with a view to —. (i) I can’t recall his name. It is long since — . (j) Time will decide everything. Do your best—. 5. Read the text and fill in the gaps with correct form of verbs as per subject and context. Cricket is a popular game. Both the young and the old (a) — (get) pleasure from this game. In lact. cricket (b) — (call) the gentlemen’s game. It (c) — (entertain) us with politeness and discipline. A sense of brotherhood and fraternity (d) — (create) among the playing nations through it. At present cricket is the most popular game in Bangladesh. The English (e) — (play) it here in this subcontinent and since then it (f) — (become) an integral part of our entertainment. Our team (g) — (consist) of skilled players. They already (h) — (show) their performance in several matches. But it is a matter of sorrow that sometimes our players (i) — (play) so poorly that our countrymen (j) — (become) astonished. 6. Read the text and change the sentences as directed: You must have heard the name of Bayazid Bostami. (a) He was one of the greatest saints of Islam. (positive) One night he was learning his lessons. (b) At that time his mother asked him for a glass of water. (passive) (c) There was no drinking water in the house, so he went out to fetch it. (complex) (d) When he came back, he found his mother sleeping. (compound) Then he passed the whole night standing with a glass of water beside his mother. (e) He showed a great love and respect to his mother. (exclamatory) 7. Change the narrative style by using indirect speeches : “Where do you like to go, sir?” asked the ticket seller. “Cox’s Bazar,” replied the stranger. “How many tickets do you need?” “I will buy five tickets.” “Take these tickets. They will cost three thousand taka,” said the ticket seller. 8. Identify the unclear pronoun references in the following paragraph, where necessary. Re-write the sentences so that all pronoun references are clear: Autism is a physical disorder of the brain wig causes a lifelong developmental disability. Unfortunately, a number of boys and girls become victim of it after their birth. Children with autism vary widely in activities, abilities, behaviors etc. and the symptoms may appear differently in film. The sorrows and sufferings of the parents of those know no bounds. Though the autistic children are quite different in activities from the normal children, they should not be neglected. Rather, we have a great responsibility towards them. 9. Read the following text and use modifiers as directed in the blank spaces: Arsenic is a (a) — (pre-modify the noun) substance. It is (b) — (use an intensifier to pre-modily the adjective) dangerous for human health. (c) — (use a demonstrative to pre-modify the noun) substance is found in the water of the tubewell. There are (d) — (use quantifier to pre-modify the noun) villages in (e) — (use possessive to pre-modify the noun) country. Most of our (f) — (use a noun-adjective to pre-modify the noun) people drink tubewell water. As a result, many of them are suffering from arsenic problem. This problem is (g) — (pre-modify the verb) found in North Bengal. We should take proper measures (h) — (post-modify the verb with an infinitive phrase). Government is trying to mark the tubewells having arsenie (i) — (use a participle to post modify the verb) red colour. People should be refrained from drinking water of (j) — (use demonstrative to pre-modify the noun) tubewells. Otherwise, they will suffer from arsenicosis. 10. Fill in the blanks with suitable linking words/sentence connectors: Trees are a vital part of our environment. (a) — they bear a great impact on the climate. (b) — we are not kind and careful about them. (c) — we destroy trees at random. (d) — one day the country will bear the consequence of greenhouse effect. (e) — ours is an agricultural country. Our economny depends on agriculture. (f) — trees play a vital role on our climate. (g) — trees keep soil strong and protect it. (h) — trees save us from flood and many other natural calamities. (i) — trees provide us timber which is of great use specially in construction works and for making furniture. (j) — trees are our best friends. 11. Read the following passage and then write the antonym or synonym of the words as directed below: After the flight of Yuri Gagarin, the first human being to travel to (a) outer space in 1961, the Soviet Union decided to send a woman in space (b) Proletarian Valentina Tereshkova was selected for this project from among more than four hundred applicants. Since the successful (c) launch of the spacecraft Vostok-5 on 14 June 1963. Tereshkova (d) began (e) preparing for her own fight. On 16 June 1963, she was dressed in space-suits and taken to the space shuttle launch pad by a bus. After completing her communication life support checks, she was scaled inside Vostok-5. Finishng a two-hour countdown, Vostok-5 launch (f) faultlessly. Although Tereshkova experience (g) nausea and physic (h) discomfort for much of the flight, she orbited the earth 48 times and spent almost three days in space. She also (i) maintained a fight log and took photographs of the horizon, which were (j) later used to identify aerosol layers within the atmosphere. (a)outer (antonym): (b) proletarian (synonym): (c) launch (synonym): (d) began (antonym): (e) prepare (synonym: (f) faultless (antonym): (g) nausea (synonym): (h) discomfort (antonym). (i) maintain (synonym): (j) later (antonym). There are ten errors in the use of punctuation marks in the following text. Re-write the text correcting the errors: Student: Excuse me sir I want to discuss with you some grammatical problems. Teacher: What class are you in? Student: Sir I am in class XII am a newly admitted student here. Teacher: Okay, tell me your problems. Student: I want to understand the difference between a phrase and a clause. Teacher: Dont worry. ill help you understand the difference. Part B: Composition (Marks 40) Suppose, you are Abid and studying at ABC College in Feni. Now on behalf of the students of your college, write an application to the principal of your college to set up an English Debating Club at your college. Dhaka Board HSC English 2nd Paper Question Solution 2019 Question Number 01. The B. an C. a D. the E. the F. x G. the H. x I. x J. x Question Number 02. as B. to C. from D. of E. for F. after G. by H. with I. for J. on Question Number 03. it is high time B. Would you mind C. as if D. was born E. Unless F. would rather G. What does…. look like H. as soon as I. have to J. There Question Number 04. you should miss the class B. time is money C. I would call him D. but E. got independence F. without knowing it G. me to lift. H. meet me I. we met last J. use of it Question Number 05. get B. is called C. entertains D. creates E. played F. has become G. consist H. have showed I. play J. become Question Number 09. metallic B. very C. This D. many E. our F. country G. foremost H. against it (not sure) I. poisoned J. those |
| Dinajpur Board 2019 |
| Part A: Grammar (Marks 60) 1. Fill in the blanks in the following text with article in the following text with articles (a, an, the) as necessary. Some of the blanks may not require an article. Put a cross (x) in those blanks. Childhood or boyhood is (a) — man’s formative period. During this period (b) — child receives training from its mother. (c) — mother’s tender heart always looks to (d) — welfare and and well-being of (e) — child. If during this period (f) — mother tries to bring to (g) — child up carefully and sure according to her (h) — best ideas. (i) — child is sure to grow with its superiors, parents and teachers, and love (j) — all irrespective of caste, creed and colour. 2. Complete the text with suitable prepositions : A craftwork in an applied form (a) — art, a social and cultural product reflecting the inclusive nature (b) — folk imagination. A craftwork, which usually doesn’t bear the signature of its maker, retains a personal touch. When we look (c) — a thirty-year old nakshi kantha, we wonder (d) — its motifs and designs that point (e) — the artistic ingenuity and the presence of the maker (f) — it. The fact that we don’t know her name or any other details (g) — her doesn’t take anything away (h) — our appreciation (i) — the artist. Indeed the intimate nature (j) — the kantha and the tactile feeling, it generates animate the work and make it very inviting. 3. Complete the sentences with suitable phrases/words given in the box. there, was born, as if, have to, let alone, what if, had better, as soon as, would rather, what’s it like (a) I have never walked five miles at a stretch — ten miles. The idea of walking so much distance frightens me. (b) I have never visited Kuakata. — visiting this place in the coming summer vacation? (c) People do not like his way of behaviour. He always behaves — he were a great leader. (d) The price of mango is high in our country. — we turn this land into a mango orchard? (e) The criminal ran away — he saw the police. He was afraid of being arrested. (f) Smoking tells upon the smoker’s health greatly. You — give up this bad habit. (g) Once — lived a king named Solomon. He was very wise. (h) Shimul — work hard than beg. He is very industrious and painstaking (i) Tapan is somewhat backward in his preparation for the coming HSC Exam. He — study hard to get completely prepared before the exam. (j) Albert Einstein was a great scientist of physics. He — in 1879 and breathed his last in 1955. 4. Complete the sentences using suitable clauses/phrases. (a) He is a liar. Do not rely – (b) Mobile phone is a wonder of modern science. But – (c) Time has its wings. It was five years since we — (d) Our country is beset with many problems. We all should come forward with a view to – (e) Whenever he speaks in English, —. But we learn through mistakes. (f) Patriotism is a noble virtue. It is high time —. (g) A student has to be punctual. He has to study regularly lest – (h) There is nobody -. Hence happiness is a relative term. (i) Trees are essential for our existence. So, we should plant —. (j) Early rising gives a man enough free time. Since I am an early riser, –. 5. Read the text and fill in the gaps with the correct form of verbs as per subject and context. People who (a) — (appear) most often and most gloriously in the pages of history (b) — (be) great conquerors and generals. Whereas, the people who really (c) — (help) civilization forward are often never (d) — (mention) at all. We do not know who first (e) — (set) a broken leg or (f) — (launch) a sea worthy boat or (g) — (calculate) the length of a year. The great men are those who (h) — (work) ceaselessly to quicken the pace of civilization. On the contrary, the condemned men are those who (i) — (cause) bloodshed and violence in the world. All of us (j) — (adore) the great men of the world. 6. Read the text and change the sentences as directed. Success never comes automatically. (a) We work hard to attain success in our life (Complex). (b) Peace and prosperity is not possible without being industrious (Affirmative). (c) A man who leads an idle life, brings misery for his life (Simple). (d) He can never help the people of the society (Passive). Such kind of man is the burden on the society. (e) Everybody abhors him (Negative). 7. Change the narrative style by using indirect speeches. “My sons,” said he, “Listen to me. A great treasure lies hidden in the estate. I am about to leave you.” “Where is it hidden?” said the sons. “I am about to tell you,” said the old man. “But you must dig the land for it.” 8. Identify the unclear pronoun references in the following paragraph. Where necessary, rewrite the sentences so that all pronoun references are clear. The Liberation War of Bangladesh is a memorable event in our national life. She achieved her independence through sacrifice and bloodshed. It is the birthright of a man. On the night of March 25 1971 the Pakistan army fell upon the unarmed sleeping Bangalees. But we were not cowards. They built up strong resistance against them. They fought with courage for long nine months. After nine month’s bloody war and sacrifice of the freedom fighters, the red sun of independence rose in our soil on the 16th December, 1971. Now, we remember them with great respect. 9. Read the following text and use modifiers as directed in the blank spaces. Bangladesh is a (a) — (pre-modify the noun) country. Though it is a small country, it has a (b) — (pre-modify the noun) population. People (c) — (post-modify the verb with an adverb) depend on agriculture. They grow different kinds of crops (d) — (pre-modify the verb with an adverbial phrase). We earn (e) — (pre-modify the noun with a noun adjective) currencies by exporting some of these crops. We are also rich in (f) — (pre-modify the noun with adjective) resources. Now, we are able (g) — (post-modify the adjective with an infinitive) natural gas from underground. Our industries are also rising (h) — (post-modify the verb with an adverb). We export (i) — (pre-modify the noun with a noun-adjective) products to the developed countries. In this regard, we have already earned a (j) — (pre-modify the noun) reputation. 10. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage. We cannot walk on a road in the darkness without light. (a) — we cannot step forward in our life without education. (b) — throughout the ages, education has been compared to light and (c) — ignorance has been compared to darkness. (d) — the light of education enlightens us. (e) — it broadens our mind and widens our outlook. (f) — it is education which helps us to become good citizens. (g) —education creates good citizens and ensures the smooth development of a country. (h) — ignorance stands on the way of development of an individual. (i) — ignorance has a detrimental effect on the overall development of a nation. (j) — we should come forward to educate every single person of our country and thereby ensure the development of our country. 11. Read the passage and then write the antonym or synonym of the words as directed below. An ideal teacher knows the art of teaching. He is the master of his subject. He makes his lessons interesting. His method of teaching is convincing and inspiring. An ideal teacher treats his students like his own children. He praises the good work done b mistakes. he is never harsh to him. He tactfully makes his student realize his mistake. An ideal teacher is never angry with his students. He believes in simple living and high thinking. He never sets a wrong example before his students. He has high moral values. (a) ideal (synonym); (b) master (synonym): (c) make (antonym); (d) method (synonym) (e) convincing (antonym); (f) praise (antonym): (g) mistake (synonym): (h) angry (antonym); (i) simple (antonym): (j) moral (synonym). 12. There are ten errors in the use of punctuation marks in the following text. Rewrite the text correcting the errors. Hasan: Can you tell me a little about Dhaka Hasib : Sure what would you like to know Hasan : Well whats a good time to visit there? Hasib : I think you can visit in winter. Hasan: Good and what should I see there Hasib : Well you can visit Sonargaon Folk Art Museum and you can see the handicrafts. But you must not leave Dhaka without visiting the Lalbagh Fort. Hasan : Anything else Hasib : Oh yes if you have time you may visit Ahsan Manjil. You could have an excellent experience of the Mughal and the British architecture |
| Chattagram Board 2019 |
| English (compulsory) second paper Part A Grammar (60 Marks) 1. Fill in the blanks in the following text with articles (a/an/the) as necessary. Some of the blanks may not require an article. Put a cross (X) in those blanks. What is patriotism? It is (a) — noble virtue. It inspires (b) — man to dedicate his life to the freedom and development of his (c) — country. (d) — man without patriotism is no better than (e) — beast. A true patriot is honoured by (f) — his countrymen. He thinks for (g) — betterment of his country. On (h) — contrary, (i) — unpatriotic man thinks only of his own interest. Those who die for (j) — country, are true patriots. 2. Complete the text with suitable prepositions. What are the qualities of a good student? A good student is always attentive (a) — his studies. He is never indifferent (b) — his studies. He does not learn things (c) — rote. He is always curious and innovative. He does not hunt only (d) — traditional guide-books. His thirst (e) — knowledge knows no bounds. He does not confine himself (f) — the traditional studies. He is aware (g) — the current affairs (h) — the world. He listens (i) — his teachers and abides (j) — their advice. 3. Complete the sentences with suitable phrases/words given in the box. no sooner had, unless, what does …. look like, in order to, as if, what if, there, let alone, was born, it (a) Accessibility to higher education in our country is very difficult. Students must work hard — get themselves admitted into universities. (b) Time is very important in our life. You cannot prosper in life — you make the best use of time. (c) The students were talking in the class. — the teacher entered the class than they stopped talking. (d) He proceeded — he had never seen me. His behaviour shocked me. (e) The man is very weak. He cannot walk a mile — five miles. (f) I’m in short of time. — the train is late? (g) Once — lived a farmer. He had four sons. (h) Have you seen a camel? — it —? (i) — is unfortunate that many students spoil their time by using Facebook. (j) Joynul Abedin was a great artist. He — in Kishoreganj. 4. Complete the sentences using suitable clauses phrases. (a) English is an international language. So, to keep pace with the process of globalization —. (b) I am an early riser. I am used to —. (c)You are getting fat. If you want to lose weight, —. (d) Many people of our country are illiterate. They do not know —. (e) Women constitute half of the total population. No progress is possible —. (f) An unhealthy man cannot enjoy life. A proverb goes that —. (g) She loves reading. She will be reading while we —. (h) Habit of eating is also important for good health. We should eat a balance diet —. (i) Environment pollution is a serious problem nowadays. We should plant trees —. (j) Environment is polluted in many ways. It is high time —. 5. Read the text and fill in the gaps with the correct form of verbs. Man is a social and rational being. He (a) — (have) freedom of choice, thought and expression. But everybody should (b) — (consider) that he is not the only person in a society. There (c) — (be) many persons in the society. They (d) — (have) the same right that one (e) — (expect) from one’s society. So to (f) — (form) a peaceful society one should be watchful to see that other’s rights are not violated. Every citizen must (g) — (cultivate) the habit of obeying the rules and regulations of the society. Selfishness (h) — (not help) the society. Rather it (i) — (destroy) the peace and happiness of others. So, we all (j) — (think) of the greater interest of the society. 6. Read the text and change the sentences as directed. (a) Tea is the most popular drink. (comparative) (b) Tea helps us remove our fatigue. (Passive) (c) Almost everyone enjoys tea. (Negative) (d) Bangladesh is one of the tea producing countries. (Compound) (e) Bangladesh exports tea and earns a lot of foreign exchange. (Simple) 7. Change the narrative style by using indirect speeches. “Whose picture is it?” I asked. “A little girl’s of course,” said Grandmother. “Can’t you tell?” “Yes, but did you know the girl?” “Yes, I knew her,” said Granny, “But she was a very wicked girl and I shouldn’t tell you about her.” 8. Identify the unclear pronoun references in the following text and rewrite the sentences so that all pronoun references are clear. Do you know the importance of trees? They are our best friends. Our existence on earth will be at stake without it. We inhale oxygen which trees produce. Again, we exhale carbon dioxide which it absorbs Besides, we get food from trees and firewood to cook it. But some irresponsible people cut down trees indiscriminately. It should be brought to light. Furthermore, one should take keen interest to plant more trees so that we can live comfortably on earth. 9. Read the following text and use modifiers as directed in the blank spaces. We can’t think of our existence without language. It plays a (a) — (use an intensifier) important role in our life. We use language from the time we wake up (b) — (post-modify the verb) till we go to bed at night. We use language not only in our (c) — (pre-modify the noun) hours but also in our dreams. We use language (d) — (use an infinitive) what we feel and to say what we like or dislike. We also use language (e) — (post-modify the verb with an infinitive) information. Language is (f) — (pre-modify the adjective) present in our life. It is an (g) — (pre-modify the noun) part of our life. As an (h) — (pre-modify the noun) nation, we also have a language. But we had to struggle (i) — (post-modify the verb) to establish the right of our language. Many (j) — (pre-modify the noun) sons sacrificed their lives for the language. 10. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage. We must be aware of the dangers of smoking. It is harmful to us in various ways. It causes various diseases (a) — blood pressure, heart attack, bronchitis, cancer, etc. (b) — it pollutes air (c) — smoking causes harm to (d) — the smokers (e) — the non-smokers who remain by them. (f) —we should give up smoking. (g) — it is (h) — great an addiction to get rid of (i) — nothing is impossible for us. (j) — we are determined to give up it, we can certainly do it. 11. Read the passage and then write the antonym or synonym of the words which are underlined. Children are our best assets. They always like to listen to fascinating stories. But if the stories are uninteresting. they lose interest. There should not be anything immoral in the stories for children. Again, stories should not be so long that they can make children impatient. Stories should not even contain anything illogical or anything that can make children indifferent to their studies. The stories should be instructive leading the children to be perfect morally and ethically. Parents and teachers can play a vital role here in guiding the children what to choose and what not. (a) fascinating (antonym): (b) interest (synonym); (c) impatient (antonym); (d) immoral (synonym): (e) contain (synonym): (f) illogical (antonym); (g) indifferent (synonym): (h) perfect (antonym); (i) instructive (synonym): (j) ethical (antonym). 12. There are ten errors in the use of punctuation marks in the following text. Rewrite the text correcting the errors. Student : Excuse me sir. May I come in? Teacher : Yes come in. Student : Thank you sir. Teacher : What can I do for you Student: Would you kindly make me clear about the use of this punctuation mark Teacher : Didnt you attend my class yesterday? Student : No sir. I did not come. Teacher: Why You must not miss any class. Student : Ill never miss any class sir. Question Solution 2019 Question Number 01. A. a B. a C. x D. A E. a F. x G. the H. the I. a J. the Question Number 02. A. to B. from C. without D. to E. for F. to G. of H. in I. to J. by Question Number 03. A. in order to B. unless C. No sooner had D. as if E. let alone F. what if G. there H. what does ….. look like I. It J. was born Question Number 04. A. you need to learn it. B. walk in the morning C. you should take exercise D. how to read and write E. without them F. health is wealth G. will playing H. regularly I. to protect the environment J. we should take proper measurement Question Number 05. A. has B. consider C. are D. have E. expect F. form G. cultivate H. does not help I. destroys J. should think Question Number 06. A. bore/repel B. attentiveness, absorption, engrossment, heed, regard, notice, scrutiny; curiosity, inquisitiveness; enjoyment, delight C. pleased, calm, indifferent, reluctan D. unethical, bad, morally wrong, wrongful, wicked, evil, unprincipled, unscrupulous, dishonourable, dishonest, unconscionable, iniquitous, disreputable, fraudulent, corrupt, depraved, vile, villainous, nefarious, base, unfair, underhand, devious E. hold, have room/space/seating/capacity for, carry, accommodate, seat “the boat contained four people” F. logical G. unconcerned about, apathetic about/towards, uncaring about, casual about, nonchalant about, offhand about, uninterested in, uninvolved in/with H. imperfect, faulty, defective I. informative, instructional, informational, illuminating, enlightening, revealing, explanatory, telling; educational, educative, edifying, didactic, pedagogic, doctrinal, preceptive, improving, heuristic; moralistic, homiletic; useful, helpful; J. unethical |
| Rajshahi Board – 2019 |
| English (compulsory) second paper Part A Grammar (60 Marks) 1. Fill in the blanks in the following text with articles as necessary. Some of the blanks require an article. Put a cross (x) in those blanks. The national flag represents (a) — independence of (b) — country. Ours is (c) — independent country. Hence, we have a national flag symbolizing our independence. (d) — cloth of flag is made of (e) — cotton Silk or linen. Our flag is rectangular in shape maintaining (f) — ratio of its length and breadth 10:6. There are different sizes of national flag. The background of our flag is green which symbolizes our life and energy. In the middle point of the flag there is (g) — blood-red circle representing our hard struggle and bloodshed. (h) — red circles represents the heroic bloodshed of (i) — martyrs. The national flag plays (j) — vital role in the life of a nation. 2. Complete the text with suitable prepositions. When the sun was setting (a) — the treetops, the jailor came (b) — the room of Socrates to bid him prepare (c) — death. In those days, people were sentenced to death by giving a cup (d) — poison in Athens. Socrates knew this and he nodded (e) — the jailor. Bursting (f) — tears the jailor went out of the room and returned (g) — a cup of hemlock. Socrates lifted the cup to his lips. His pupils tried to keep back their tears but soon the room was filled (h) — the sound of weeping. With the cup of poison (i) — hand, Socrates said, “What is the strange sound? I have heard that a man should die (j) — peace. So, be silent and have patience.” 3. Complete the sentences with suitable phrases/words given in the box. had better let alone what does ……. look like as soon as, as, as if, there, would you mind, would rather, was born, it (a) Our spring is very charming. During spring various kinds of flowers bloom. — seems that everything has got a new life. (b) Baby: Mom, — an owl — ? (c) Don’t disturb me. You — leave me alone at this moment. (d) The poor man — starve than beg. (e) — exists no life on Mars. (f) — taking tea with me? (g) Sir Walter Scott was both a poet and a novelist. He — in 1771. (h) She acts — she were mad. (i) — we reached the station, the train started. (j) He did not even see a hill — a mountain. 4. Complete the sentences using suitable clauses/phrases. (a) Florence Nightingale wanted to be a nurse with a view to —. (b) She was thirty years old when —. (c) If a man sows good seed, —. (d) I got up late today. Let’s take a taxi so that —. (e) A village doctor is a person who —. He is the best friend to the villagers. (f) She said, “It is high time we —.” (g) I wish I could fly in the sky. If I had the wings of a bird, I —. (h) I don’t know why you go there, most probably—. (i) But all sorts of attempts to solve food problem will fail unless —. (j) He who follows two hares —. 5. Read the text and fill in the gaps with the correct form of verbs as per subject and context. A poor man was once (a) — (put) in a jail, although he (b) — (do) no wrong. After a long time the king of the state (c) — (visit) the jail and the man told him that he was innocent but a (d) — (file) against him by some of his enemies. The king (e) — (inquire) privately and in (f) — (find) that it was true. He (g) — (give) the man some money and set him free. He went straight the market. In a shop there, wild birds (h) — (keep) in cages for sale. He said to the shopkeeper, “I wish to buy all the birds of your shop. These birds unjustly (i) — imprison and I like to (j) — (set) them free.” 6. Read the following sentences and change them as directed in the bracket. (a) Tell me your age. (Complex) (b) Some poets are at least as great as Tennyson. (Superlative) (c) What though the field be lost! (Assertive) (d) My watch was lost. (Active) (e) He confessed that he was guilty. (Simple) 7. Change the narrative style by using indirect speeches. A cat hearing that a hen was laid up sick in her nest, paid her a visit of condolence and said, “How are you, my dear? What can I do for you? Only tell me. Is there anything in the world that I can bring for you?” “Thank you,” said the hen. “Do you be good enough to leave me, and I have no problem but I shall soon be well.” 8. Identify the unclear pronoun references in the following paragraph. Where necessary, rewrite the sentences so that all pronoun references are clear. Salam and Salma are siblings. They read in a local primary school. Salam is in class five where her sister Salma reads in class three. They go to school together. Sometimes they take rickshaw because it is five kilometers away from their home. Today, she is going to school with her father because her brother Salam is sick. He is taking medicine and bed rest. 9. Read the following text and use modifiers as directed in the blank spaces. Taking food is essential. We take food (a) — (use an infinitive phrase to post-modify the verb). We cannot survive on earth if we do not take food. In fact, (b) — (use a quantifier to pre-modify the noun phrase) living beings need to take food. But it is a matter of great regret that (c) — (use possessive to pre-modify the noun) food is being adulterated. (d) — (use a noun-adjective to modify the noun) adulteration is increasing (e) — (use an intensifier to pre-modify the adverb) alarmingly that we cannot stop it. (f) — (use a determiner to pre-modify the noun phrase) dishonest businessmen use (g) — (pre-modify the noun) chemicals in food and fruits to make illegal and quick money. But they do not think about (h) — (use a possessive to pre-modify the noun) health. (i) — (use present participle) adulterated food, people get sick. They are often attacked with different fatal diseases. So, (j) — (use a gerund) food safety is a must today. 10. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage. Unemployment is a great problem in our country. (a) — it is the burning question of the day (b) — almost all the countries of the world suffer from the curse of unemployment problem. (c) —Bangladesh is the worst sufferer of this so-called problem. (d) — nowhere in the world this problem is so acute as in our country. (e) — there are many reasons behind it. (f) — our country is industrially backward. (g) — our system of education fails to give a student an independent start of life. (h) — it has little provision for vocational training. (i) —our students and youths have false sense of dignity. (j) — they run after jobs blindly. 11. Read the passage and then write the antonym or synonym of the words as directed below. Human life is dynamic. Everyone, therefore, must have a plan to do something or to be something in life. And that is one’s aim in life. A man without an aim has no direction and car as expected. So, everyone should choose a profession which suits him most. The choice profession depends on one’s taste, interest, aptitude and ability. These vary from person to person. Teaching is a noble profession. The teachers are nation-builders. They educate the children and train them to become good and useful citizen in future. (a) dynamic (antonym): (b) plan (antonym): (c) aim (synonym): (d) direction synonym (e) profession (synonym): (f) suit (antonym): (g) aptitude (antonym): (h) vary (synonym): (i) educate (synonym): (j) citizen (antonym). 12. There are ten errors in the use of punctuation marks in the following text. Rewrite the text correcting the errors. Youve cut off your hair, asked Jim, laboriously as if he had not arrived at that patent fact yet even after the hardest mental labour. Cut it off and sold it, said Della. Dont you like me just as well anyhow Im me without my hair arent I Jim looked about the room curiously. You say your hair is gone he said with an air of almost idiocy. |
| Jashore Board 2019 |
| English Second Paper Part A: Grammar (Marks 60) 1. Fill in the blanks in the following text with articles (a/an/the) as necessary. Some of the blanks may not require an article. Put a cross (x) in those blanks : Industry is (a) — key to success in our life. (b) — industrious can prosper in life. (c) — man who does not undertake (d) — hard work can never go (e) — long way in (f) — world. Many (g) — man is not aware of (h) — significance of (i) — diligence for which they cannot reap (j)— benefit of success. 2. Complete the following text with suitable prepositions : Patriotism is the quality inherent (a) — a man. This is why, he feels a natural attachment (b) — his native land. Love (c) — motherland is necessary for the betterment of a nation. The people who are patriotic are noted (d) — their patriotism. They are different (e) — other people. Their contribution does not sink (f) — oblivion. They are worthy (g) — praise. They lay down their lives for the good of the country. They are not unaware (h) — their status in the society. They are celebrated (i) — their patriotism. They should not be looked down (j) — in any way. 3. Complete the sentences with suitable phrases/words given in the following box would you mind, was born, let alone, had better, there, what does ….. look like, as if, would rather, as soon as, have to (a) — flying in the sky? I think you will enjoy a lot. (b) — was a king named Robert Bruce. He was very famous. (c) He — and brought up in Bangladesh. This is a very beautiful country. (d) Bangladesh is an emerging power in the world cricket. But we—struggle more to win the world cup. (e) He cannot tell my name, — my address. He is really a liar. (f) —the earth—? It’s not completely round. (g) We — walk fast than get on the train. The train is very crowded. (h) The class started — I reached my college. I was really lucky. (i) You look so weak. You — go home as early as possible. (j) The man pretended — he had been very poor. So, we disliked him. 4. Complete the sentence using suitable clauses/phrases. (a) We cannot buy a car if —. It costs a lot of money. (b) You are now very helpless. Call me whenever —. (c) The man was so weak that —. He should consult with a doctor. (d) Since it was raining heavily —. We stayed at home. (e) Though he is dull of hearing, —. He can make a good result. (f) Danger comes when —. So, we have to be careful in our life. (g) When I was a child, —. I was fond of playing cricket. (h) Hardly had we seen the police when —. Thus we were saved. (i) Speak the truth or —. A truthful man is always honoured everywhere. (j) He took — in lieu of biology. Biology is difficult for him. 5. Read the test and fill in the gaps with the correct form of verbs as per subject and context: 0.5 x 10-5 Kuakata, locally (a) — (know) as Sagar Kannya (b) — (be) an uncommon scenic spot of Bangladesh. Kuakata (c) — (take) its origin from the story of a ‘Kua’ or well-dug on the sea-shore. It (d) — (allow) a visitor to watch both the sunrise and the sunset from the beach. The beach (e) — (have) a typical natural setting. This sandy beach (f) — (slope) gently into the bay and (g) — (bathe) there is as pleasant as is swimming or diving. Fishing boats (h) — (ply) in the Bay of Bengal and (i) — (surf) waves add to the vibrant colours of Kuakata. Steps (j) — (take) to preserve the beauty of the famous beach. 6. Go through the following sentences and change as directed: (a) An honest man is honoured everywhere by all. (active) (b) He is not only a teacher but also a singer. (simple) (c) Though we are improving very fast, we have to work hard for the country. (compound) (d) Very few cricket teams in the world are as unpredictable as Pakistan. (superlative) (e) My friend came to me to get help from us. (complex) 7. Change the following narrative style by using indirect speeches : “Have you learnt your lessons?” father said to Arman. “No. I’ve forgotten,” said he. “That’s very bad. You must be more careful about your preparation for the examination. By doing so, you can make a good result,” said his father. “Thank you very much for your timely advice.” 8. Identify the unclear pronoun references in the following paragraph. Where necessary, rewrite the sentences so that all pronoun references are clear : Both educated and uneducated women are at present as important as men in our society. She constitutes nearly half of our total population. No country can make real progress keeping half of it in darkness. Without the upliftment of our women, it is not at all possible. Again, without education, women cannot be uplifted. So proper education should be given to her in order that they can work hand in hand with them in all development programmes. 9. Read the following text and use modifiers as directed in the blank spaces : Air and water are the most (a) — (pre-modify the noun with an adjective) elements of the environment. But we are polluting them (b) — (post modify the verb with an adverb). Mills and factories use fuel (c) —(post modify the verb with an infinitive) their products. The burning of this fuel creates smoke (d) — (post modify the verb with an adverbial). Motor vehicles also pollute the air, (e) — (use an appositive). Water is polluted by (f) — (pre-modify the noun with a quantifier) kinds of waste and filth. We also contaminate water (g) — (post-modify the verb with a present participle phrase) into it. Farmers use (h) — (pre-modify the noun with an adjective) fertilizers and insecticides and pollute water. (i) — (pre-modify the noun with a past participle) water is (j) — (pre-modify the adjective with an intensifier) harmful for health. 10. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage. Honesty is a noble virtue. The man (a) — possesses this uncommon quality is the happiest man in the world. Truly speaking, a man should have trustworthiness. (b) — nobody believes a liar. A liar may prosper for the time being. (c) — ultimately he goes to the dogs. (d) — we should be honest in our life. It is believed that honesty is the best policy. (e) — dishonesty is the sign of downfall. God helps those who are honest, (f) — dishonest people are cursed. Childhood is the best time, (g) — children should be taught honesty. It is seen that children follow their parents. (h) — parents should be honest. (i) — children should be allowed to mix with those friends who are really honest. (j) — they build up their character. 11. Read the passage and then write the antonym or synonym of the underlined words as directed below Courtesy is a virtue in a man. It goes without saying that courtesy costs us nothing but gives a lot. So, you should be courteous. You must have politeness. People will disrespect and dislike you if you are discourteous. Nobody likes discourtesy. Try to be gentle from your student life. You can win the heart of your enemy by being courteous. You can ensure removal of hatred and anger by embracing your enemy. Courtesy can remove the bitter relationship and improve mutual understanding and cordiality among people. (a) virtue (synonym): (b) a lot (synonym): (c) courteous (antonym): (d) discourtesy (synonym): (e) win (antonym): (f) enemy (synonym): (g) ensure (synonym): (h) anger (antonym): (i) remove (synonym): (j) cordiality (antonym). 12. Then are ten errors in the use of punctuation marks in the following text. Rewrite the text correcting the errors: Jerry: I can chop some wood today. Writer: But I’ve a boy coming from the orphanage. Jerry: Im the boy Writer: You/But you’re very small in size. Jerry: Size doesn’t matter chopping wood. Some of the big boys don’t chop well, Ive been chopping wood for a long time. Writer: Very well theres the axe. Go ahead see what you can do Part B : Composition (Marks 40) 13. Suppose, you are Apurba/Amina studying at ‘X’ College in Dhaka. You want to go on a Study Tour somewhere with your classmates. Now, on behalf of your classmates of your college, write an application to the principal seeking permission to arrange a Study Tour. 14. Think that you are a local reporter of the Daily Star. Recently your college has arranged the prize giving ceremony in the college compound. Now, write a report of about 120-150 words on it. Give a title to your report. 15. Write a paragraph describing The Advantages and Disadvantages of Facebook’ in about 100-150 words. 10 16. Write a short composition on ‘Childhood Memories’. Write within at least 200 words but don’t exceed 250 words. |
| Cumilla Board-2019 |
| English (compulsory) second paper part A: Grammar (6O Marks) 1. Fill in the blanks in the following text with articles (a/an/the) as necessary. Some of the may not require an article. Put a cross (X) in those blanks An honest man is true to his (a) — words. He does not deviate from (b) — path of honesty. He knows that true happiness consists in (c) — honesty. He does not fall victim to (d) — greed. He does not hanker after (e) — worldly property. (f) — honest man abstains him from corruption. He does not mix with (g) — corrupt people. He is (h) — man who tries to get pleasure from good deeds. (i) — greed for wealth does not touch him. People should follow the path of (j) — people of the society. 2. Complete the following text with suitable prepositions. Preposition connects all types (a) — objects together and support them make a better sense (b) — the readers. They help us to understand the relationship (c) — objects. (d) — example, the book and the table are (e) — the kitchen. This ensures you a basic understanding. If we add another preposition, it makes it even clearer. This book is (f) — top of the table (g) — the kitchen. We have a clear picture (h) — our mind (i) — their relationship of those two objects and their relationship (j) — each other. 3. Complete the sentences with suitable phrases/words given in the box. what does …… look like, how to, had to, in order that, it is high time, what’s it like, was born, let alone, unless, lest (a)The child cannot walk—– run in the field. (b) Tareq Ahmed is a renowned teacher. He —– in 1960. (c) At present, the children do not know —– swim in water. (d) Parents —–work hard to take care of their children. (e) Rima studies hard —— GPA-5 should be missed. (f) Father, ——a ghost ——? (g) Tanisha went to college—— she could learn something, (h) ——people stopped corruption from society. (i) —— swimming in the river? For the first time, it seems new experience for all. (j) You will not succeed in life —— you work hard. 4. Complete the sentences using suitable clauses/phrases. (a) Samudra Haque is a great journalist. Do you know where——? (b) Unity is power. Unless you are united, you ——. (c) Work carefully lest —— . (d) Shabbir Khan is a quack. He behaves as though —— (e) It is very cold. I have to put on warm clothes so that —— 6. Read the text and transform the sentences as directed Dowry is a curse for our society. It darkens the lives of many women. (a) Dowry hampers the peace of the society. (Make it Passive) (b) The brutal condition of the dark age must be stopped soon. (Make active) (c) This is one of the major problems of Bangladesh. (Make it Positive) (d) The dowry seekers are very greedy and demand money from bride’s father. (Make it Simple) (e) What an unworthy crime the dowry is! (Make it Assertive) 7. Change the narrative style by using indirect speeches. “Why are you loitering here and there now? Are you in trouble?” said the school teacher. “I am loitering because I have none to take care of me,” said the boy. The school teacher said, “Do you feel hungry?” “Yes, I am very hungry now,” said the boy. 8. Identify the unclear pronoun references in the following paragraph where necessary. Rewrite the sentences so that all pronoun references are clear. Women are nowadays as important as men in the society. She constitutes nearly half of the total population. No nation can make real progress keeping half of it in the dark. Without the improvement of the women’s status, it is not at all possible. Again, without education, women cannot be uplifted. So, proper education should be given to her so that they can work hand in hand with them in all development programmes. 9. Read the following text and use modifiers as directed in the blank spaces. Newspaper plays a very (a) — (pre-modify the noun) role in modern civilization. It publishes news and views of home and abroad. Only (b) — (pre-modify the noun) knowledge is not enough in this competitive world. A newspaper helps a man (c) — (post-modify the verb with infinitive) his general knowledge. Besides academic books one should read newspapers (d) — (post modify the verb). Newspaper helps one (e) — (post-modify the verb with an infinitive) the facts the world. (f) — (pre-modify the verb with a participle phrase) regularly. One can be aware of everything. There are (g) — (pre-modify the noun) kinds of newspapers. One should select newspaper (h) — (post-modify the verb). One should choose the (i) — (pre-modify the noun) newspaper because many newspapers present news partially. Whatever the paper is, it (j) — (pre-modify the verb) helps a man. 10. Fill in the blanks with suitable linking words/sentence connectors. Unemployment is a great curse. (a) — all the countries of the world suffer from the curse. (b) — nowhere in the world, this problem is so acute as in our country. (c) — there are many reasons behind it. (d) — our country is industrially backward. (e) — our traditional education system is not service-oriented. (f) — our students and youths have false sense of dignity. (g) — run after jobs only. (h) — unemployment problem should be removed at any cost. (i) — education system should be changed. (j) — more mills and factories should be established. 11. Read the following passage and then write the antonym or synonym of the words as directed below. Modern education is somewhat different from that of the past. In method, it seeks to draw out improve the mind, to make it eager and curious. It depends more on observation than bookish knowledge. A mind that is intellectually alert, will learn from books. It develops the la talent of any individual. Teachers play a vital role in teaching the students. They aren’t instructors. Rather, they support and guide students so that the students can succeed in their way of life. (a) different (synonym); (b) seek (synonym); (c) eager (antonym); (d) observation (synonym) (e) mere (antonym); (f) alert (synonym); (g) latent (antonym); (h) instructor (synonym); (i) guide (antonym): (j) way (synonym). 12. There are ten mistakes in the use of punctuation marks in the following text. Rewrite the correcting the mistakes. Sajid : Hurrah weve won the match. Sifat : What match Sajid Sajid : The football match between your school team and ours school team. Sifat Oh my Almighty! How did it happen? Sajid We won by 3 goals to one (1). Sifat : I thought our team was better than yours. Saiid : The result shows who is better Sifat : Anyway, well do better next year. Sajid : Best of luck Sifat. |
| Sylhet Board 2019 |
| English (compulsory) second paper part A: Grammar (60 Marks) 1. Fill in the blanks in the following text with articles (a/an/the) as necessary. Some of the blanks may not require articles. Put a cross (x) in those blanks I have (a) — uncle who has just retired from (b) — army. He used to be (c) —FBI agent, and everybody says he has been an honest man all his life. As a child, I loved him for his stories. He once told me that he met (d) —one-eyed alien from (e) — space. (f) — alien did not need any oxygen. And it did not have (g) — nose. I now understand that it was (h) — hard story to believe. I am not sure he was telling me (h) —truth. May be he is not so (j) — honest, after all. 2. Complete the text with suitable prepositions. Luna’s cat was missing. So she started looking around (a) — it. She opened her closet and looked (b) — . Then she went to the bedroom crawling (c) — the floor to look (d) —the bed. The cat was not there. In fact, it was nowhere inside the house. Therefore, Luna decided to go (e) — to look for it. Just as she was (f) — to open the door, the door bell rang. It was her neighbour, Mrs. Haq. “Look Luna! Your cat is (g) — the sunshade!” said Mrs. Haq pointing (h) — a tall building opposite (i) — her house. Luna smiled and thanked her friendly neighbour, saying that (j) — her help she would not be able to find out her cat. 3. Complete the sentences with suitable words/phrases from the list. as if would rather blow one’s own trumpet as far as when it comes to it is about time feel like is used to needn’t have had better (a) “Can I smoke here?” “I — you didn’t. It’s a no smoking zone.” (b) This car is absolutely fine — the engine is concerned. (c) We rushed to the station lest we might miss the train. But the train was late and we had to wait for an hour. We — hurried. (d) It’s well past 10 and Diba is still in bed. — she got up. (e) Nishi is a nice girl. But — cooking, she is absolutely hopeless. (f) Lima has always lived alone. She — living alone. (g) Well, you don’t need to — . We know that you have some talent. (h) Look at that building! It looks — it were going to fall down! (i) I am very tired. I don’t — going out this evening. (j) “It’s getting late. I have to go now.” “You — not. It’s raining very hard.” 4. Complete the following sentences with suitable clauses/phrases. (a) “Do you know this man?” “Yes, I know him. — since he was a boy.” (b) What a lovely view that was! If I had had a camera, –. (c) I have never been suspicious of his honesty. I have always believed –. (d) It was very hot outside. Nobody actually wanted –. (e) The woman – was taken to hospital. (f) When my sister was young, she hid chocolate in impossible places. Once I found a bar –. (g) My grandfather has no interest in TV. He often talks about the old days –. (h) I am not a rich man. So, I never go to the shops –. (i) Don’t worry. We are going to be there right on time. I am driving –. (j) She never travels alone. She is – of travelling alone. 5. Read the text and fill in the gaps with the correct form of verbs in brackets. When I was a child I (a) — (be) afraid of the dark, and I (b) — (go) to sleep with a light on. Even then, I feared that monsters (c) — (climb) in through my bedroom window. Every sound I (d) — (hear) struck fear into me. Often, I ran away from the room and (e) — (sleep) on the floor at the foot of my parents’ bed. Now that I (f) — (be) almost twenty, I obviously do better than what I (g) — (do) as a child. However, I (h) — (be) still scared of bedtime. I hate (i) — (sleep) alone and I still keep a tiny night-light on. And before I go to bed, I double-check every door and every window to make sure that they (j) — (be) locked. 6. Transform the underlined parts of the following text as per direction. (a) “Beautiful Isn’t she?” Tanvir whispered. (Make it assertive) (b) Tania nodded in agreement, but she was extremely nervous. (Make it complex) (c) The tigress was now quite close to them. Make it interrogative) Tania’s heart was pounding, but Tanvir seemed oblivious to any danger. (d) He got closer to the animal and pressed the shutter button with a boyish grin in the face. (Make it simple) (e) And it suddenly occurred to Tania that her husband was the strongest man she had ever met. (Use the positive degree of the adjective) 7. Change the narrative style by using indirect speeches. “Why did you stop me? I didn’t do anything wrong, did I?” asked Riyad. “You were driving too fast,” said the traffic sergeant, giving him a glare, “Now, show me your driving license.” 8.Here is a text with five unclear pronoun references. Rewrite the text making all the pronoun references clear. Underline the areas where you make any changes. Robin hates people who are mean to animals. Last afternoon, as he was walking home from work he saw some boys throwing stones at an old lame dog. Immediately, he rushed to help the animal “Stop it!” he shouted as he ran towards the unruly boys, “Leave him alone!” Startled by the big man’s shouts, they ran away. One of them jeered at him while running away Robin, however, was totally unmoved by the jeering. He was happy that he could save it. Robin has always felt some affection for animals. Once he even went to the police station to complain about a neighbour who threw a cat out of the window. Instead of taking any action, they laughed at him advised him not to worry about such ‘petty’ matters. 9. Read the following text and use modifiers as directed in the blank spaces A library is a (a) — (pre-modify the noun) of knowledge. The students (b) — (use a participle) to all classes visit it in their library periods. Our college library is housed in two rooms (c) — (pre-modify the noun) almirahs are placed in one room. The other room is the (d) — (use a participle to modify the noun) room where magazines, journals and newspapers are placed. There are about five thousand books in our library which are arranged (e) — (post-modify the verb). Any type of book can be traced in no time. The books cater to the needs and interests (f) — (use a prepositional phrase). There are two separate sections in the library. One of them reference books like (g) — (use nouns) etc. The other section contains books (h) — (prepositional phrase). Every student has a library (i) — (use a noun). The reading room is always crowded (j) — (post-modify the verb) in the afternoon. 10. Use appropriate sentence connectors in the blank spaces of the following passage. 5×10-5 Education is essential in our life. (a) —we are not properly educated, we cannot live an honourable life in society. It teaches us (b) — how to earn but also how to spend. (c) — it teaches (d) — to live in amity with others in society. (e) — we must get proper education, (f) — we should bear in mind (g) —education is not only what we learn at educational institutions but also (h) — we learn outside these institutions. (i) — education is a lifelong process. It begins just after our birth (j) — ends only in death. 11. Read the text and give the synonyms/antonyms of the underline words as per instruction given below the text. Rima is a good-looking young woman. Her large, dark eyes are beautiful. Her complexion is flawless, and she has got a lovely big smile. Her long, black hair is full and shiny. She is tall and slender, and her movement is graceful. And she always dresses stylishly. Everybody appreciates her beauty. But Rima worries that people do not notice her talents and hard work. She wants people to know that a woman can have beauty ambition. (a) good-looking (synonym); (b) dark (synonym): (c) flawless (synonym); (d) shiny (antonym) (e) slender (antonym); (f) graceful (synonym): (g) stylishly (antonym): (h) appreciate (antonym) (i) notice (antonym): (j) ambition (synonym). 12. There are ten errors in the use of punctuation marks in the following text. Rewrite the text correcting the errors. The traveller said to the peasant “Can you tell me the way to the nearest inn” The peasant said “Yes I can Do you want one in which you can spend the night” The traveller said, stay there I only want a meal” Follow me and I will take you to a nice one. |
