A Responsible College Student / Sense of Responsibility of a School Boy / Responsibility of a Young Boy: One day a boy of class VIII (Story Writing)

Responsibility of a Young Boy

 A young boy by the name of Arif, while returning home from school on foot, stumbled upon a moneybag lying abandoned beside the road. The young boy was initially taken aback and found himself in a perplexing situation, wondering whether to pick up the bag, for fear of being branded a thief, or to leave it there unattended. However, he refused to be deemed as someone who disregarded the well-being of his community and chose to pick up the moneybag and carry it home.

Once he arrived home, Arif, being a responsible and conscientious boy, discussed the matter with his parents and younger sister. His parents advised him to search for the owner of the bag, as he had found a considerable amount of money inside it. In order to accomplish this task, Arif began to search for some identifying information inside the bag. Eventually, he stumbled upon a visiting card, which had a phone number printed on it.

Without hesitation, Arif decided to call the number printed on the card. On the other end of the line, a man with a deep and serious voice answered the call. Arif, with a sense of responsibility and honesty, informed the man of his discovery, and conveyed his identity and the fact that he had found the moneybag. The man, who was relieved and overjoyed, informed Arif that he was indeed the owner of the bag and thanked him for his honesty and responsible conduct.

Arif was still skeptical and cautious of the man's claims and sought to verify his authenticity by conversing further with him. However, during their conversation, Arif was convinced of the man's honesty and confirmed that he was indeed the rightful owner of the moneybag. Arif gave the man his address, and the man arrived at his residence, thanking him for his sense of responsibility and presenting him with a nice storybook as a token of appreciation for his honesty and integrity.

Moral :

The following is the beginning of a story. Complete it is your own words.

One day I was going to college to take my final exam at 10 am. At 9 when I was 20 minutes away from my college, suddenly a sick old man fell down      RB 22. '11

Ans.     A responsible College Student

One day I was going to college to take final exam at 10 am. At 9 when I was 20 minutes away from my college, suddenly a sick old man fell down.

He was unconscious, and there was no one around to help him. I immediately became concerned for the man and, with the assistance of a rickshaw puller, transported him to the nearby hospital. The hospital authorities could not identify him, so I took responsibility for his care and oversaw his treatment. After some time, the man regained consciousness.

Pressing for time, I rushed to my college to take an exam. Once I finished, I hurried back to the hospital. Several days passed, and the man eventually made a full recovery.

The next pressing question was, "Where will the man go?" When asked, he replied that he wished to go to the home of Raihan Ahmed. Intrigued, I asked where Raihan Ahmed lived. He responded, "Muradnagar."

I was taken aback. "Muradnagar is my village," I thought to myself. "Raihan Ahmed is my father, and in our village, there is only one Raihan Ahmed."

It all made sense then—the man was my father's estranged brother, who had left home in anger many years ago and had never returned. The mystery unraveled before my eyes. I warmly embraced my uncle, overjoyed at the unexpected reunion, and took him to our home with a happy heart.

Bringing my uncle home was an emotional experience. My father, Raihan Ahmed, was initially shocked but then overwhelmed with joy as he recognized his long-lost brother. The years of separation melted away as they embraced, tears streaming down their faces. Our family welcomed my uncle with open arms, and the house was filled with stories, laughter, and the joy of reunion. This turn of events not only reconnected my father with his brother but also enriched our family, filling a void we never fully understood until it was mended. The experience left an indelible mark on me, teaching me the value of compassion and the unexpected ways in which life can bring people together.

The following is the beginning of a story. Complete it in your own words.

Oneday a boy of class five was going to school. Suddenly he saw a money bag on the road. He was at a loss...  BB12; CB'19; Combined Board '18

Ans.     Sense of Responsibility of a School Boy

One day a boy of class five was going to school. Suddenly he saw a money bag on the road.

Feeling perplexed, the boy stumbled upon a money bag, unsure of what to do. Despite his own poverty, his honesty prevailed as he considered the possibility that it belonged to someone else and might have been lost or abandoned. Without a second thought, he decided to take the money bag, not with the intention of keeping its contents for himself, but rather to ensure its safe return to its rightful owner.

With unwavering integrity, he bypassed the temptation to peek inside the bag and headed straight to the nearest police station to hand it over. Upon arrival, he encountered a gentleman in conversation with the Officer-in-Charge (OC). Without hesitation, the boy approached them and presented the money bag.

To their astonishment, the gentleman recognized the bag as the one he had lost, intending to file a report about it. Grateful beyond measure, he retrieved the bag, relieved to find both a substantial sum of money and important documents intact. Overwhelmed with gratitude towards the boy, he expressed his appreciation and rewarded him with three thousand taka. Additionally, he extended his support, encouraging the boy to reach out to him for any assistance in the future.

Filled with a sense of satisfaction and joy, the boy departed from the police station, his heart lightened by the knowledge that he had done the right thing. Despite his own hardships, his act of honesty had not only restored a stranger's lost belongings but had also earned him recognition and a token of appreciation.

The following is the beginning of a story. Complete it is your own words.

Once a School boy named Sumon was going home after completing his classes. When he was crossing the road, he. saw an old woman lying on the road. She was senseless.    JRBI 11

            Ans.     A responsible school boy

Once a School boy named Sumon was going home after completing his classes. When he was crossing the road, he. saw an old woman lying on the road. She was senseless.

There was nobody to help her. Sumon immediately became concerned for the woman. Upon inquiry, he learned that she had been involved in a collision with a baby taxi. Acting swiftly, Sumon assisted a rickshaw puller in transporting the wounded and unconscious woman to the nearby hospital. Since Sumon didn't know the woman's identity, the hospital authorities were unable to identify her. Taking responsibility for her care, Sumon became her guardian and oversaw her treatment.

As the woman regained consciousness and recovered over the following days, the question arose of where she would go next. When asked, the woman mentioned that she intended to go to the home of Nabiullah. Sumon felt a surge of agitation and inquired about the location of Nabiullah's home. "Muradnagar," was the reply. Sumon realized that Muradnagar was his village, and there was only one Nabiullah there.

The mystery unraveled as it became clear that the woman was Sumon's father's only sister, who had not seen her brother since her marriage. Overjoyed, Sumon warmly welcomed his aunt and brought her to his home with a happy heart.