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Without Clues (Cloze Test /Fill in the Blanks) For HSC Examination All Board Questions (2008-2003)

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Without Clues For HSC Examination Board Questions (2008-2003)

1. DB ’08 n Govt. Hazi Mohammad Mohsin College, Chittagong-12 Æ Faujdarhat Cadet College, Faujdarhat-10
friendly
beautiful
slow pace
getting on
library
charming
easy
probably
impression
simply
residence
difference
It seems hard to believe that I’ve been in Savar for a whole month now! I promised to write and tell you how I was (a) — . So here goes. When I first got here I just couldn’t get used to the (b) — of life. Now, though I am learning to take things (c) —. I am beginning to feel at home. You can’t imagine how (d) — the university campus is. It’s very large, very green and (e) — the best campus in the country. It’s (f) — wonderful. My first (g) — of the students and teachers here is that they are really (h) — and helpful. And the (i) — is wonderful. As you know, I am staying in a hall of (j) — but life here is so different particularly if you are used to home comforts.
 
2. RB ’08; BB ’04 n Mymensingh Girls’ Cadet College, Mymensigh-’14; SOS Herman Gmeiner College, Dhaka-’14; Sylhet Cadet College–’13
embrace
introduce
make
remain
noticing
friend
reputation
noticeable
keep
usual
interpret
control
The British have a (a) — for (b) — their emotions private. Some obvious things are (c) — in British behaviour. For example, on public transport one passenger does not (d) — talk to another passenger. On meeting, people do not (e) — and often simply shake hands on a first (f) —. In theatres, concert halls and cinemas audiences (g) — quiet during performances. None of these behaviour traits should be (h) — as unfriendliness. If a visitor (i) — the first move to start a conversation, he will find that British people are (j) — .
 
3.    JB ’08 n Haji Kashem Ali College, Mymensingh–’13; Cambrian College, Dhaka-’11 Æ Bangladesh College Teachers’ Association, Barisal-’11 
prediction
global
bring
extinction
undergo
action
waste
unnecessary
pollute
avoid
temperatures
suitable
rise
cruelly
The disposal of various kinds of (a) — is seriously polluting the environment. The world’s climate is (b) — a significant change. (c) — warming is the cause of the increase of heat in the atmosphere. The climatologists (d) — that it will be difficult to find a (e) — place to live in. Every year millions of people all over the world die (f) — as a result of (g) — . These unfortunate and (h) — deaths are (i) — about by four specific factors. We should take determined (j) — to control these problems.
 
4.    CB ’08; DB ’07; CtgB ’03 n Mohanagar Ideal College, Dhaka-’14; Sarder Asmat Ali Mohila Degree College, Narsingdi–’13; Kazi Nazrul Islam Degree College, Jessore-’11 
device
trained
about
perform
essential
great
abacus
fairly
large
special
recent
sense
refers
called
The computer is a fairly (a) — invention. It has now become an (b) — part of modern life. It has greatly benefited us and brought (c) — revolutionary changes in our life. Any (d) — that helps people perform mathematical calculation may be (e) — a computer. In this sense the (f) — is a simple computer. Today, however, the term, computer (g) — to a special kind of electronic machine that can perform mathematical calculations and process (h) — masses of information at a (i) — speed. In a few minutes a computer can perform calculation that (j) — mathematicians would need years to complete.
 
5.    SB ’08 n Dohar Nawabganj College, Dhaka-’14; Pabna Cadet College–’13; New Govt. Degree College, Rajshahi–’13; National Ideal College, Dhaka-’10
available
prevail
both
find
neat
collection
look
submit
take
looking
be
caters
appeal
 
A library serves as the best source of knowledge (a) — for the students and the teachers. It is a large (b) — of books. Among these there are books on courses that are taught in different classes. There (c) — books on extracurricular subjects also. In the library newspapers and periodicals are also (d) —. The library (e) — to the tastes of different people. Books are arranged in shelves (f) —. There are library assistants who are also helpful for the readers. One head librarian (g) — after the library. So the readers do not have any problem in (h) — out the right book. There is also a reading room where silence (i) —. One can also take books from the library for reading at home by (j) — library cards to the librarian.
 
6.    RB ’07 n Shamsul Hoque Khan School & College, Dhaka-’16; Altaf Golondaz Degree College, Gaforgaon-’14;
exceptional
economic
popular
common
outstanding
up
colourful
influence
passenger
useful
illustrated
have
        The development of railway in the 19th century has (a) — a profound (b) — on social and (c) — development in many parts of the world. This process is (d) — in an (e) — fashion by the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway. It is the first and still the most (f) — model of a (g) — train that goes (h) — a mountain. It is (i) — known as toy train perhaps because of its (j) — wagons and its slow speed.
 
7.    JB ’07 n Sonar Bangla College, Comilla-’16; Haji Lalmia City University College, Gopalgonj-’12 Æ Govt. Akbar Ali College,
think
distress
seem
develop
neighbour
familiar
make
ensure
get
mutual
treat
        As the world’s communication system is (a) — day by day, the world seems to be (b) — smaller. For the development of communication system, now we can easily (c) — with the people of other countries within a moment. Now, the world (d) — to be a village and the countries seem to be families. If we develop our (e) — understanding and co-operation, we can (f) — our world a better place. We should never (g) — others as enemies but as friends. As a friend we should (h) — immediate help to other countries in their (i) — and sorrows. We should take them to be our (j) —.
 
8.    BB ’07 n Shamsul Hoque Khan School & College, Dhaka-’14; Dinajpur-’10.
husband
consider
dominated
happy
law
healthy
protect
education
issue
beat up
save
subservient
        Women in our society have always been considered (a) — to men. The majority of houses are being (b) — usually by (c) — and women most often have no say in opinion. Their opinion is (d) — unnecessary even in such important (e) — as the number of things they would like to have. In many households they are (f) — by the husbands. To (g) — their rights, the Govt. has introduced law. But (h) — sometimes can’t (i) — them. So what is more needed for them is the proper (j) —.
 
9.    DB ’06 [Gov’t. Azizul Haque College, Bogra-’16]
shortage
evil
rapid
starve
slow
primitive
method
crops
good
food
illiterate
acutely
        Of the fast increasing population most of them are poor and (a) — . They do not realize the (b) — consequences of having so many children. They do not know that they are creating the existing food problem more serious and more (c) — . There is always (d) — of food. Again the mouths to be fed are multiplying too (e) — for food production to keep pace with. The threats of famine and mass (f) — now loom larger than ever before because the population is increasing in geometrical progress. While the food production is increasing in arithmetical progress and the agriculture of our country is still (g) — . They cannot apply  scientific (h) — of cultivation in their lands. So the production of food (i) — is very low. Thus the increasing population adds to (j) — problem.
 
10.    RB ’06 n Ramgonj Model University College, Lakshmipur–’13.
indebt
touch
know
age
nation
understand
nurture
future
move
mother
grow
educate
Napoleon Bonaparte said, “Give me an educated (a) — and I will give you an educated (b) —.” From this saying we can (c) — the great role of mother in building up an educated nation. Because a child usually (d) — up in contact with its mother and from its childhood he/ she develops his/ her talent. If the mother is (e) —, she will be able to teach her children. In another sense, her children naturally will learn from what she says and does. Because a child, up to a certain (f) — is always in (g) — of its mother. So, he/ she will follow everything that is said and done by his/ her mother. Besides, an educated mother (h) — how to bring up and (i) — her children well. So, it is universally true that an educated nation is largely (j) — to its mother.
 
11.    JB ’06 n Ramgonj Model University College, Lakshmipur-14
eat
kind
food
increase
protein
grow
call
come
which
use
other
source
        The ocean has always been a good (a ) — of food for man. But only one percent of mankind’s food (b) — from the sea and most of it is fish. Besides fish, we eat prawns, shrimps, lobsters and whales, (c) — are commonly (d) — fish but are scientifically classified otherwise. There are about 20 thousand (e) — of fish in the sea. We (f) — only a few kinds. We should try to eat some (g) — kinds too. In order to (h) — the sea’s yield of fish, we can start fish farming in the sea. In China, sea weeds are now (i) — for use both as food and as fertilizer. We, too, can take similar measures and make the best (j) — of our water resources.
 
12.    CB ’06 n Govt. Zia Mohila College, Feni–13
think
see
receive
shabby
appear
astonish
indifferent
way
invite
get
rich
gorgeous
Einstein was very simple in his (a) — of life. He was (b) — to his fame. Once the queen of Belgium (c) — him to Brussels. When he (d) — down from the train, he could not (e) — that there were actually many (f) — dressed officials to (g) — him at the station. The officers also expected somebody who would (h) — to be (i) — and aristocratic. They never imagined that this (j) — man would be Einstein.
 
13.    CtgB ’06 n Rajshahi Cadet College–13
safe
possible
develop
compulsory
time
reduce
cover
recur
belief
know
direct
loss
precaution
lie
Bangladesh (a) — in the active earth quake zone. It is (b) — to all Bangladeshis. Experts are alarmed by the (c) — of the quakes during recent years. But they give no (d) — answer to the question of (e) — about the buildings of  Dhaka city. As there is every (f) —of earthquakes in Bangladesh, experts call for taking adequate (g) — measures to (h) — loses. RAJUK (i) — that an earthquake resistant building code should be (j) —.
 
14.    BB ’06
mentally
educated
genius
help
development
equip
useful
sympathetic
wise
improve
provides
assist
self-reliant
called
Proper  education (a) — a learner with opportunities to (b) — all his latent talents. Its aim is to (c) — him physically and (d) — so that he can be (e) — to himself and to the society. An educated man is (f) — , but he also (g) — others in attaining self-reliance. He is supposed to be well-mannered, kind and (h) — . So a man who has acquired knowledge and skill only for his material development cannot be (i) — a truly (j) — man.
 
15.    DB ’05 n Doher Nawabganj College, Dhaka–’13; Noorjahan Memorial Women’s Degree College, Sylhet–’13; Chandpur Govt. College–’13;
employment
manpower
explore
provide
recreation
necessary
source
unemployment
independence
dense
across
solution
concern
different
Bangladesh is a (a) — populated country, but a large number of her people are (b) — . It is not possible for her to ensure (c) — to the teeming millions. Self-employment is a possible (d) — to this problem. It means that people themselves should (e) — avenues for self-employment. Facilities for training in (f) — trades and vocations are available (g) — the country. The youths, in particular, can train themselves in any of these trades and turn into a useful (h) — . The Govt. also (i) — easy loans and counselling with a view to helping them start an (j) — earning activity.
 
16.    RB ’05 n Rangpur Cadet College, Rangpur-’14; Shaheed Bir Uttam Lt. Anwar Girls’ College, Dhaka–’13; Naturn Kohela College, Tangail–’13;
incinerators
refabricated
waste
manage
extent
utilize
environment
non-burnable
of
some
rubbish
 
We cannot altogether get rid of our (a) — but a proper management of it can certainly reduce its quantity. If we think of burning, burying, recycling and thus (b) — our waste, we can to a large (c) — save our (d) —. Our garbage consists (e) — various kinds of things. Some are burnable, (f) — are (g) —. In some countries waste is destroyed by (h) —. The non-burnable waste is melted and (i) —. Some rubbish is not (j) — at all.
 
17.    JB ’05 n National Ideal College, Dhaka-12 Æ Govt. Yasin College, Faridpur-09 Æ Agrabad Mahila College, Chittagong-09 Æ Govt. Shah Sultan College, Bogra-07
sense
dots
see
read
man
using
tips
although
ability
letters
way
mails
(a) — blind people cannot (b) — , their (c) — of touch becomes far more developed than that of most sighted people. This (d) — was put to use by a brilliant (e) — called Louis Braille. In the early nineteenth century, he invented a (f) — of  writing with bearing his name. The Braille system reproduces the (g) — of the alphabet by a series of (h) — in certain positions, which are raised on the paper. The blind person runs the (i) — of his fingers across the pages of the Braille book, and can work out the printed letters and numbers. In this way, he reads the book (j) — his sense of touch.
 
18.    CB ’05 n Safiuddin Sarker Academy & College, Gazipur-’11 Æ Cant. Public School & College, BUSMS, Parbatipur, Dinajpur-’11 
constrains
unusually
huge
progress
academic
standard
increase
available
affect
troubled
requisite
need
facilities
Bangladesh has a (a) — population. Our educational institutions are also few. We have far too many students to (b) —, compared to the number of institutions (c) —. Bangladesh (d) — more schools, colleges and universities to provide for the (e) — number of students. But owing to financial and resource (f) —, the government cannot fund the (g) — number of educational institutions. At present every educational institution is overcrowded and class size is (h) — large. As (i) — in these institutions are poor, the students do not get a (j) — education.
 
19.    BB ’05 n Cantonment College, Jessore-’06 Æ Dhaka Commerce College, Dhaka-’05.
educate
recreation
religion
original
though
taken
consider
aim
facilities
concern
look
broadcast
sent
question
Television, a source of much knowledge, pleasure, and information and a widely used media of mass communication, is now being (a) — at from a different point of view. Is the TV really doing good, especially to the youngsters of our new generation? It is an important (b) — both to ask and to answer indeed. Looked from an (c) — point of view, the TV is to be (d) — one of the most effective means of educating both the students and the public as a whole. Again, it has almost become the most effective and popular means of people’s (e) —. Films, dramas, songs, dances, comedy series-all these are very attractive packages of programmes. As a means of communication TV is, (f) — not the most important, yet the most effective and useful means of communication up to this point. We must say that the TV is doing good to our youngsters by educating them and by giving them recreational (g) —. But as far as the satellite TV is (h) —, we cannot say this for certainty. The commercial package programmes (i) — by satellite TVs are detrimental to our young generation, pernicious to our societies, threatening to our values and traditions and (j) — beliefs.
 
20.    DB ’04 n Singair (Degree) College, Manikgonj-’14; Mymensingh Girls Cadet College-’12 Æ Amrita Lal Dey College, Barisal-’12 
prestige
invention
education
indicate
huge
contribute
research
division
treated
material
promote
fame
instituted
certificate
Every year the Nobel Prize is awarded for outstanding (a) — to the fields of  science, literature, economics and for the (b) — of peace. It is the world’s most (c) — prize. If there are more than one recipient, the prize money is (d) — equally among the winners. The prize was (e) — by Sir Alfred Nobel, the father of the science of destruction. He  (f) — dynamite. Though Nobel was born in Sweden, he was   (g) — in Russia. For this important invention, he became (h) — all over the world. He earned a (i) — sum of money. The prize is given from the interest of the money. The winners of the Nobel Prize are (j) — with great respect across the globe.
 
21.    RB ’04 n Dr. Abdur Rajjak Municipal College, Jessore-11
discuss
go
happy
gossip
cook
chores
trouble
experience
bother
household
please
visit
neigbour
use
Mrs Zaman/Sohel is a housewife. She loves (a) —. She lives in an apartment block. There are five more families in the building. She has an (b) — cook. So she does not have to do any (c) —. Almost everyday around eleven o’clock she (d) — to visit one of her (e) — in the apartments mostly to gossip. Most of the housewives she (f) — do not have much house help and they (g) — this time to cook, clean or do other household (h) —. But Mrs. Sohel does not seem to be (i) —. She does not mind (j) — the personal matters of one family with others.
 
22.    CB ’04 n Mirzapur Cadet College-’12 Æ  Dhaka Commerce College-’12 Æ New Govt. Degree College, Rajshahi-’10 Æ Mymensingh Girls’ Cadet College-’09 Æ Jhalakati Govt. Mohila College-’08 Æ BAF Shaheen College, Chittagong-’08.
drive
without
traffic
conscious
occur
come
frequent
many
through
easily
know
move
be
go
It (a) — difficult to drive in Bangladesh if you have no experience of  (b) — here. Drivers change lanes (c) —. As a foreigner you may find lane changing (d) — signal quite distressing. Even drivers (e) — defying rules. many people are not at all (f) — about traffic signals. They go around not (g) — what may happen to them if accident (h) — . Rickshaw and baby-taxi (i) — in and out in a zigzag course and try to push (j) — whenever they find some space.
 
23.    SB ’04 n Rajshahi Govt. Women’s College, Rajshahi-’14; Willes Little Flower School & College, Dhaka-’12

operation
nature
between
computer
know
mail
difference
communication
base
electronic
terminal
distribute
individual







Electronic mail, popularly  (a) — as ‘e-mail’, is the communication of textual messages via (b) — means. Although telex (c) — is also electronic in (d) —, there are differences (e) — a telex and ‘e-mail’. While telex communication is (f) — to terminal, electronic mail  communication is user to user via the (g) —. In telex, messages destined to a number of users are sent to the same terminal from where it is (h) — in a printed form by an operator. On the other hand, e-mail is delivered to (i) — electronic mail boxes (j) — in computers.
 
24.    RB ’03 n Satkhira Govt. College, Satkhira-’12 Æ Police Lines School & College, Kushtia-’09 Æ Govt Syed Hatem Ali College, Barisal-’09.
veil
knock
looking
saw
sweet
live
beautiful
trade
against
thinking
indeed
perfect
perfection
dress
Once upon a time there (a) — in the city of Baghdad a young bachelor who was by (b) — a porter. One day he sat in the market place leaning idly (c) — his basket. A young woman (d) — in rare silks and cloaked in a gold embroidered mantle, stopped before him and gently raised her (e) —. Beneath it there showed dark eyes with long lashes and lineaments of (f) — beauty. “Lift up your basket, porter”, she said in a (g) — voice, “and follow me.” At once the porter took up his basket, (h) — to himself, “This is (i) — a lucky day!” He followed her until she stopped at the door of a house and (j) —.
 
25.    CB ’03 n Bogra Cantonment Public School & college, Bogra-’16; National Ideal College, Dhaka-’14; Feni Girls’ Cadet College–’13;
flower
job
farming
raising
also
rearing
many
opportunities
engage
create
oneself
easily
sectors
means
Self-employment means to create (a) — opportunity for (b) — by one’s own effort. Various government organizations are trying to (c) — a congenial atmosphere for self-employment. Different NGOs have (d) — rendered their help. Livestock (e) —, agricultural (f) —, poultry (g) — are some of the (h) —. There are many (i) — for self-employment in Bangladesh. One can (j) — engage oneself on these jobs.

Key

  1. (a) getting on | (b) slow pace | (c) easy | (d) charming | (e) probably | (f) simply | (g) impression | (h) friendly | (i) residence | (j) residence

  2. (a) reputation | (b) keeping | (c) noticeable | (d) make | (e) embrace | (f) introduction | (g) remain | (h) interpreted | (i) makes | (j) friendly

  3. (a) waste | (b) undergoing | (c) Global | (d) predict | (e) suitable | (f) cruelly | (g) extinction | (h) unnecessary | (i) brought | (j) action

  4. (a) recent | (b) essential | (c) great | (d) device | (e) called | (f) sense | (g) abacus | (h) refers | (i) large | (j) great

  5. (a) available | (b) collection | (c) are | (d) available | (e) caters | (f) neatly | (g) looks | (h) finding | (i) prevails | (j) submitting

  6. (a) had | (b) influence | (c) economic | (d) illustrated | (e) exceptional | (f) popular | (g) useful | (h) up | (i) commonly | (j) colourful

  7. (a) developing | (b) becoming | (c) communicate | (d) seems | (e) mutual | (f) make | (g) treat | (h) ensure | (i) distress | (j) neighbour

  8. (a) subservient | (b) dominated | (c) husband | (d) considered | (e) issues | (f) beaten | (g) protect | (h) law | (i) save | (j) education

  9. (a) illiterate | (b) evil | (c) rapid | (d) shortage | (e) slow | (f) acutely | (g) primitive | (h) method | (i) crops | (j) food

  10. (a) mother | (b) nation | (c) understand | (d) grows | (e) educated | (f) age | (g) touch | (h) nurture | (i) educate | (j) indebted

  11. (a) source | (b) comes | (c) which | (d) called | (e) other | (f) increase | (g) different | (h) make | (i) used | (j) best

  12. (a) way | (b) indifferent | (c) invited | (d) got | (e) astonish | (f) shabby | (g) receive | (h) appear | (i) rich | (j) gorgeous

  13. (a) lies | (b) compulsory | (c) rapid | (d) precaution | (e) reduce | (f) possibility | (g) cover | (h) known | (i) loss | (j) measure

  14. (a) equips | (b) improve | (c) develop | (d) physical | (e) self-reliant | (f) wise | (g) assist | (h) sympathetic | (i) called | (j) genius

  15. (a) densely | (b) unemployment | (c) recreation | (d) solution | (e) provide | (f) necessary | (g) across | (h) manpower | (i) concern | (j) employment

  16. (a) waste | (b) utilizing | (c) extent | (d) environment | (e) of | (f) some | (g) non-burnable | (h) incinerators | (i) refabricated | (j) manage

  17. (a) Although | (b) see | (c) ability | (d) sense | (e) man | (f) tips | (g) letters | (h) dots | (i) way | (j) using

  18. (a) huge | (b) cope | (c) available | (d) needs | (e) requisite | (f) constrains | (g) academic | (h) unusually | (i) progress | (j) standard

  19. (a) considered | (b) question | (c) original | (d) aim | (e) recreation | (f) although | (g) facilities | (h) sent | (i) broadcast | (j) concern

  20. (a) contribution | (b) promotion | (c) prestige | (d) divided | (e) invented | (f) treated | (g) born | (h) fame | (i) huge | (j) awarded

  21. (a) cooking | (b) regular | (c) chores | (d) bothers | (e) neighbors | (f) visit | (g) do | (h) activities | (i) troubled | (j) discussing

  22. (a) is | (b) driving | (c) frequently | (d) without | (e) constantly | (f) aware | (g) knowing | (h) occurs | (i) come | (j) through

  23. (a) known | (b) electronic | (c) operates | (d) nature | (e) between | (f) connected | (g) mail | (h) communication | (i) distributed | (j) individual

  24. (a) lived | (b) profession | (c) down | (d) dressed | (e) veil | (f) sweet | (g) looking | (h) thinking | (i) perfection | (j) knocked

  25. (a) work | (b) oneself | (c) create | (d) also | (e) opportunities | (f) farming | (g) rearing | (h) sectors | (i) ways | (j) easily

 
 Vocabulary:

No.

English Word/Meaning

Bangla Meaning

Hindi Meaning

1a

getting on

উঠা/জীবনে এগিয়ে যাওয়া

चढ़ना/जीवन में आगे बढ़ना

1b

slow pace

ধীর গতি

धीमा गति

1c

easy

সহজ

आसान

1d

charming

মোহনীয়

आकर्षक

1e

probably

সম্ভবত

शायद

1f

simply

সহজেই/সাধারণভাবে

बस/सिर्फ

1g

impression

ছাপ/প্রভাব

प्रभाव

1h

friendly

বন্ধুত্বপূর্ণ

मित्रवत

1i

residence

বাসস্থান

निवास

1j

residence

বাসস্থান

निवास

2a

reputation

খ্যাতি

प्रतिष्ठा

2b

keeping

রাখা

रखना

2c

noticeable

লক্ষ্যণীয়

ध्यान आकर्षित करने वाला

2d

make

তৈরি করা

बनाना

2e

embrace

আলিঙ্গন করা

गले लगाना

2f

introduction

পরিচিতি

परिचय

2g

remain

থাকা

रहना

2h

interpreted

ব্যাখ্যা করা

व्याख्यायित

2i

makes

তৈরি করে

बनाता है

2j

friendly

বন্ধুত্বপূর্ণ

मित्रवत

3a

waste

অপচয়

अपव्यय

3b

undergoing

প্রক্রিয়া/অস্তিত্বে থাকা

प्रक्रिया से गुजरना

3c

Global

বৈশ্বিক

वैश्विक

3d

predict

পূর্বানুমান করা

भविष्यवाणी करना

3e

suitable

উপযুক্ত

उपयुक्त

3f

cruelly

নিষ্ঠুরভাবে

क्रूरता से

3g

extinction

বিলুপ্তি

विलुप्ति

3h

unnecessary

অপ্রয়োজনীয়

अनावश्यक

3i

brought

আনা

लाया

3j

action

কার্যকলাপ

क्रिया

4a

recent

সাম্প্রতিক

हाल ही में

4b

essential

অপরিহার্য

आवश्यक

4c

great

মহান

महान

4d

device

যন্ত্র

यंत्र

4e

called

নামকরণ করা

कहा गया

4f

sense

অনুভুতি

भावना

4g

abacus

আবরাচ

अबाकस

4h

refers

উল্লেখ করে

संदर्भित करता है

4i

large

বড়

बड़ा

4j

great

মহান

महान

5a

available

উপলব্ধ

उपलब्ध

5b

collection

সংগ্রহ

संग्रह

5c

are

আছেন

हैं

5d

available

উপলব্ধ

उपलब्ध

5e

caters

সেবা প্রদান করা

सेवा देना

5f

neatly

সুশৃঙ্খলভাবে

व्यवस्थित रूप से

5g

looks

দেখায়

दिखता है

5h

finding

খোঁজ পাওয়া

खोजना

5i

prevails

প্রাধান্য পাওয়া

प्रबल होना

5j

submitting

জমা দেওয়া

जमा करना

6a

had

ছিল

था

6b

influence

প্রভাব

प्रभाव

6c

economic

অর্থনৈতিক

आर्थिक

6d

illustrated

চিত্রিত করা

चित्रित करना

6e

exceptional

ব্যতিক্রমী

असाधारण

6f

popular

জনপ্রিয়

लोकप्रिय

6g

useful

উপকারী

उपयोगी

6h

up

উপরে

ऊपर

6i

commonly

সাধারণত

सामान्यत:

6j

colourful

রঙিন

रंगीन

7a

developing

বিকাশমান

विकसित हो रहा

7b

becoming

হয়ে ওঠা

बनना

7c

communicate

যোগাযোগ করা

संचार करना

7d

seems

মনে হয়

लगता है

7e

mutual

পারস্পরিক

आपसी

7f

make

তৈরি করা

बनाना

7g

treat

আচরণ করা

इलाज करना

7h

ensure

নিশ্চিত করা

सुनिश्चित करना

7i

distress

উদ্বেগ

संकट

7j

neighbour

প্রতিবেশী

पड़ोसी

8a

subservient

অধীনস্থ

दास

8b

dominated

প্রভাবিত

प्रभुत्वशाली

8c

husband

স্বামী

पति

8d

considered

বিবেচনা করা

माना गया

8e

issues

বিষয়

मुद्दे

8f

beaten

পিটানো

पीटा हुआ

8g

protect

রক্ষা করা

बचाना

8h

law

আইন

कानून

8i

save

বাঁচানো

बचाना

8j

education

শিক্ষা

शिक्षा

9a

illiterate

নিরক্ষর

निरक्षर

9b

evil

দুষ্ট

बुरा

9c

rapid

দ্রুত

तेजी से

9d

shortage

অভাব

कमी

9e

slow

ধীর

धीमा

9f

acutely

তীব্রভাবে

तीव्रता से

9g

primitive

প্রাথমিক

प्राथमिक

9h

method

পদ্ধতি

तरीका

9i

crops

ফসল

फसल

9j

food

খাদ্য

भोजन


No.

English Word/Meaning

Bangla Meaning

Hindi Meaning

10a

mother

মা

मां

10b

nation

জাতি

राष्ट्र

10c

understand

বোঝা

समझना

10d

grows

বৃদ্ধি পায়

बढ़ता है

10e

educated

শিক্ষিত

शिक्षित

10f

age

বয়স

आयु

10g

touch

স্পর্শ

स्पर्श

10h

nurture

লালন-পালন

पोषण

10i

educate

শিক্ষা প্রদান করা

शिक्षित करना

10j

indebted

ঋণী

कृतज्ञ

11a

source

উৎস

स्रोत

11b

comes

আসে

आता है

11c

which

যা

जो

11d

called

বলা হয়

कहा जाता है

11e

other

অন্যান্য

अन्य

11f

increase

বৃদ্ধি

वृद्धि

11g

different

ভিন্ন

अलग

11h

make

তৈরি করা

बनाना

11i

used

ব্যবহৃত

उपयोग किया गया

11j

best

শ্রেষ্ঠ

सर्वोत्तम

12a

way

পথ

तरीका

12b

indifferent

উদাসীন

उदासीन

12c

invited

আমন্ত্রণ জানানো

आमंत्रित करना

12d

got

পেয়েছে

मिला

12e

astonish

চমকানো

आश्चर्यचकित करना

12f

shabby

জরাজীর্ণ

फटा हुआ

12g

receive

গ্রহণ করা

प्राप्त करना

12h

appear

প্রদর্শিত হওয়া

प्रकट होना

12i

rich

ধনী

अमीर

12j

gorgeous

মনোরম

शानदार

13a

lies

মিথ্যা বলছে

झूठ बोलना

13b

compulsory

বাধ্যতামূলক

अनिवार्य

13c

rapid

দ্রুত

तेज

13d

precaution

সাবধানতা

एतिहात

13e

reduce

কমানো

घटाना

13f

possibility

সম্ভাবনা

संभावना

13g

cover

আচ্ছাদিত করা

ढकना

13h

known

পরিচিত

जाना हुआ

13i

loss

ক্ষতি

नुकसान

13j

measure

পরিমাপ

उपाय

14a

equips

সজ্জিত করা

सज्जित करना

14b

improve

উন্নতি করা

सुधारना

14c

develop

বিকাশিত হওয়া

विकसित करना

14d

physical

শারীরিক

शारीरिक

14e

self-reliant

আত্মনির্ভর

आत्मनिर्भर

14f

wise

বুদ্ধিমান

बुद्धिमान

14g

assist

সাহায্য করা

सहायता करना

14h

sympathetic

সহানুভূতিশীল

सहानुभूतिपूर्ण

14i

called

বলা হয়

कहा जाता है

14j

genius

প্রতিভাধর

प्रतिभाशाली

15a

densely

ঘন

घना

15b

unemployment

বেকারত্ব

बेरोज़गारी

15c

recreation

বিনোদন

मनोरंजन

15d

solution

সমাধান

समाधान

15e

provide

প্রদান করা

प्रदान करना

15f

necessary

প্রয়োজনীয়

आवश्यक

15g

across

পেরিয়ে

पार

15h

manpower

শ্রমশক্তি

श्रम शक्ति

15i

concern

উদ্বেগ

चिंता

15j

employment

কর্মসংস্থান

रोजगार

16a

waste

অপচয়

अपव्यय

16b

utilizing

ব্যবহার করা

उपयोग करना

16c

extent

পরিসীমা

सीमा

16d

environment

পরিবেশ

पर्यावरण

16e

of

এর

का

16f

some

কিছু

कुछ

16g

non-burnable

অযুতিযোজ্য

जलाने योग्य नहीं

16h

incinerators

পুড়ানোর যন্ত্র

दाहक यंत्र

16i

refabricated

পুনরায় তৈরি করা

पुनर्निर्मित

16j

manage

পরিচালনা করা

प्रबंधित करना

17a

Although

যদিও

हालांकि

17b

see

দেখা

देखना

17c

ability

দক্ষতা

क्षमता

17d

sense

অনুভূতি

भावना

17e

man

মানুষ

आदमी

17f

tips

পরামর্শ

टिप्स

17g

letters

অক্ষর

अक्षर

17h

dots

বিন্দু

बिंदु

17i

way

পথ

तरीका

17j

using

ব্যবহার করা

उपयोग करना

18a

huge

বিশাল

विशाल

18b

cope

সামাল দেওয়া

सामना करना

18c

available

উপলব্ধ

उपलब्ध

18d

needs

প্রয়োজনীয়তা

आवश्यकताएँ

18e

requisite

অপরিহার্য

आवश्यक

18f

constrains

বাধা দেওয়া

बाधित करना

18g

academic

একাডেমিক

शैक्षिक

18h

unusually

অস্বাভাবিকভাবে

असामान्य रूप से

18i

progress

অগ্রগতি

प्रगति

18j

standard

মান

मान

19a

considered

বিবেচনা করা

माना गया

19b

question

প্রশ্ন

सवाल

19c

original

মৌলিক

मूल

19d

aim

উদ্দেশ্য

उद्देश्य

19e

recreation

বিনোদন

मनोरंजन

19f

although

যদিও

हालांकि

19g

facilities

সুবিধা

सुविधाएँ

19h

sent

পাঠানো

भेजा गया

19i

broadcast

সম্প্রচার

प्रसारण

19j

concern

উদ্বেগ

चिंता

20a

contribution

অবদান

योगदान

20b

promotion

প্রচারণা

पदोन्नति

20c

prestige

মর্যাদা

प्रतिष्ठा

20d

divided

ভাগ করা

बाँटा हुआ

20e

invented

আবিষ্কার করা

आविष्कृत करना

20f

treated

চিকিৎসা করা

इलाज किया गया

20g

born

জন্মগ্রহণ করা

जन्मा

20h

fame

খ্যাতি

प्रसिद्धि

20i

huge

বিশাল

विशाल

20j

awarded

পুরস্কৃত

पुरस्कार प्राप्त किया

21a

cooking

রান্না

खाना पकाना

21b

regular

নিয়মিত

नियमित

21c

chores

গৃহস্থালী কাজ

घरेलू काम

21d

bothers

বিরক্ত করা

परेशान करना

21e

neighbors

প্রতিবেশী

पड़ोसी

21f

visit

পরিদর্শন

यात्रा

21g

do

করা

करना

21h

delicious

সুস্বাদু

स्वादिष्ट

21i

tired

ক্লান্ত

थका हुआ

21j

delightful

আনন্দদায়ক

आनंददायक


No.

English Word/Meaning

Bangla Meaning

Hindi Meaning

22a

is

হয়

है

22b

driving

ড্রাইভিং

ड्राइविंग

22c

frequently

প্রায়ই

अक्सर

22d

without

ছাড়া

बिना

22e

constantly

ক্রমাগত

लगातार

22f

aware

সচেতন

जागरूक

22g

knowing

জানানো

जानना

22h

occurs

ঘটে

घटित होता है

22i

come

আসা

आना

22j

through

মাধ্যমে

के माध्यम से

23a

known

পরিচিত

जाना हुआ

23b

electronic

বৈদ্যুতিন

इलेक्ट्रॉनिक

23c

operates

কাজ করে

संचालन करना

23d

nature

প্রকৃতি

प्रकृति

23e

between

মধ্যে

के बीच

23f

connected

সংযুক্ত

जुड़ा हुआ

23g

mail

মেইল

मेल

23h

communication

যোগাযোগ

संचार

23i

distributed

বিতরণ করা

वितरित किया गया

23j

individual

একক

व्यक्तिगत

24a

lived

বাস করা

जीवित रहना

24b

profession

পেশা

पेशा

24c

down

নিচে

नीचे

24d

dressed

পোশাক পরা

कपड़े पहनना

24e

veil

হিজাব বা পোশাক

घूंघट

24f

sweet

মিষ্টি

मीठा

24g

looking

দেখানো

देखना

24h

thinking

চিন্তা করা

सोचना

24i

perfection

পরিপূর্ণতা

पूर्णता

24j

knocked

ধাক্কা দেওয়া

दस्तक दी

25a

work

কাজ

काम

25b

oneself

নিজেরই

स्वयं

25c

create

সৃষ্টি করা

बनाना

25d

also

এছাড়াও

भी

25e

opportunities

সুযোগগুলি

अवसर

25f

farming

চাষাবাদ

कृषि

25g

rearing

পালক

पालन करना

25h

sectors

খাত

क्षेत्र

25i

ways

উপায়

तरीके

25j

easily

সহজে

आसानी से


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