হমদ অনাইন ম প্রশ্নপত্র -১/২০২০
:দশম : ১ম
সম :১:৩০ ম -৫০
(স শ : ৩০ নম্বর) দ :
( দ )
১. ম ম স স দ ,‛ হ । দ হ ম স হ । সম । সম ম শ । শ দ । শ দ ।
)হ ম ম দ স হ দ হ ? ১ খ)’ শ হ হ শ ’- ? ২ ) স খ । ৩
)‛ খ খ শ স হ স । ।‚- ‚স হ ‛
। ৪
( দ )
২. ম দ দ দ শ ম দ ম হ হ দ দ দশ দ স দ , শ মস হ ।সদ দশ শ দ ম হ ।
)’ ’ ? ১ খ)’ হ ’- ? ২ ) স ’ ম হ ’ ম । ৩ ) ম ম - ।- । ৪
( স)
৩.ম সহ শ । ম - ম । খ ম । ম স স হ । খ স খ ম হ ।
) স ম হ ম ? ১
খ) ? ২
) ‘ ’ স শ - ম । ৩ ) ‘ স সম ’- । ৪
পাতাাঃ ০১
-2০ নম্বর
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২০×১=২০১.স হ , স হ ____
২. ?
৩.’ শ খ’ শ ? ৪.‛ ‛ শ হ ?
৫. ‘মম দ’ স হ ? ৬. মদ ম স খ স স ? ৭. খ দ দ খ ? ৮.’ম ’ ।
৯.ম স ?
১০.শ মস হম হ ?
১১.’ ম স , হ ’ শ _____
১২.ম ম ? ১৩. দ ম স দ হ স ? ১৪. স দ শ মস হ শ ? ১৫. ম ? ১৬. স দ ?
১৭. হস ? ১৮. ম স হ দ শ?
১৯.‛ ম দ খ ‛- ? ২০.’ম দ’ শ ?
পাতাাঃ ০২
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হমদ অনাইন ম প্রশ্নপত্র -১/২০২০
দশম
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সম : ১ ৩০ ম ম :৫০
স খ। ২০×১=২০
১.স ম হ যাত্রীদ । ? ২.’ ’। শ ? ৩. দ হয় না?
৪.’ম চড়া’ দ ?
৫. - ম ? ৬. শ ?
৭. -ম হ ।‘ -ম হ ’ ? ৮. স হ । ?
৯. দ । ? ১০.স দ হ ?
১১. ম । ‘ ম’ ? ১২. স ম ?
১৩. দ শ ম দ স । ‘ম ’ স হ ? ১৪. স ?
১৫. শ । ১৬.’ ’ শ ?
১৭. ?
১৮. ন ম ম স ম ? ১৯.’ ম ।‘- হ হ ?
২০.’ স ।‘- ?
(৩০)
১. দ :’ ’ ১০
২. স স : দ স । ১০
৩.ম , ম ম । ম দশম । ম দ ব্রেরর দ । ১০
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Ali Ahmed School and College Online Evaluation Question Sheet -1/2020
Class-Ten
Time: 1:30 Hours Subject: English 1st Paper Full Marks: 50 Seen Passage: Reading Test (Marks-30)
Read the passage carefully and answer questions 1 and 2
Michael Madhusudan Dutta, popularly known as Madhusudan, was a celebrated 19th century Bengali poet and dramatist. He was born in Sagordari on the bank of the Kapotaksho River, a village in Keshobpur Upozila under Jessore district.
From an early age, Dutt aspired to be an Englishman in form and manner. Though he was born in a sophisticated Hindu family, he converted to Christianity as a young man, much to the ire of his family, and adopted the first name Michael. In his childhood, he was recognized his teachers as a precious child with a gift of literary talent. His early exposure to English education and European literature at home and his college inspired him to intellect. Since his adolescence he started believing that he was born on the wrong side of the planet and that his society was unable to appreciate his intellect. He also believed west would be more receptive to his creative genius. Madhusudan was an ardent follower of the famous English poet Lord Byron. So after adopting Christianity, he went to Europe and started composing poetry and plays in English. They showed his higher level of intellectual ability.
However, he failed to gain the right appreciation. To his utter frustrations he found that he was not esteemed as a native writer of English literature. Out of his frustration, he composed a sonnet in Bangla “Kopotaksha Nad” which earned him huge reputation in Bangla. Gradually he could realize that his true identity lay in Bangla and he was a sojourner in Europe. Afterwards he regretted his fascination for England and the west. He came back England devoted himself to Bangla epic Meghnad Badh Kabya.
1. Choose the best answer from the alternatives: 1x7=7
a) What does the phrase ‘appreciate’ denote?
(i) disbelieve (ii) ignore (iii) appreciate (iv) evaluate
b) Dutta’s literary work in English proved his _____.
(i) great intellectual power (ii) lack of merit (iii) lack of literary talent (iv) worthlessness of English literature c) Madhusudan was fascinated by ______.
(i) Western culture (ii) English movies (iii) Bengali literature (iv) Gentle behavior d) Realising fault Madhusudan became _____.
(i) delighted (ii) pleased (iii) repentant (iv) glad e) Meghnad Badh Kabya is _____.
(i) a sonnet (ii) a ballad (iii) an epic (iv) a lyric f) His family was _____.
(i) insolvent (ii) sophisticated (iii) middle class (iv) rustic g) Later on he devoted himself to _____ literature.
(i) English (ii) Hindi (iii) Bangla (iv) Urdu
2. Answer the following questions: 2x5=10 a) Where was Michael Mudhusudan Dutt born?
b) When was he recognised by his teachers as precious child?
c) Where did he go after adopting Christianity?
d) What is ‘Kopotakha Nad’?
e) Why did he regret for his attraction for England?
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3. Read the following text and fill in each gap with a suitable word based on the information of the text. 1x5=5
The former Indian President Mr. APJ Abul Kalam delivered a speech at the 90th Science Congress and mentioned a very important aspect of mankind’s future energy crisis. He indicates the concern of mankind in the 21st century. He point out the era of wood and bio-mas has almost come to an end. The age of oil and natural gas would soon be over within the next few decades. Massive use of solar energy in future because it has some advantages over other forms of renewable energies. Kalam’s concern about the use of energy is very important. The world’s petroleum consumption has increased from annually 3 billion barrels today. In the next quarter century, the world’s population is expected to be about 8 billion which is 30 percent higher than today. Developing countries will grow their economics about two times faster than industrialized countries. Global economic growth is
expected to continue at 3 percent per year. Consequently the global demand of energy consumption will grow. So we must find out alternative energy sources mainly known as green or renewable energy sources.
Mr. APJ Abul Kalam, a renowned (a) ____and former president of India thought deeply about the use of energy.
The energy which is being used today is (b)______Mr. Kalam pointed out (c)______ of non-renewable energy.
So for the sake of our (d)____ we should be aware of the use of our energy (e)______.
4. Rearrange the following sentences according to sequence and rewrite them in a paragraph. 8
a) He checked the baggage of some of the passengers and found nothing.
b) It was getting on for midnight.
c) Mr. Rahman is a customs officer.
d) A flight from Bangkok arrived.
e) All the passengers got down with their luggage.
f ) One night he was on duty at an International Airport.
g) Yet he had to check the luggage of the passengers.
h) ) So Mr. Rahman felt tired and sleepy
Part B: Writing Test ( Marks:20)
5. Write a paragraph on “International Mother Language Day” answering the following questions. 10 (a) Which day is the “International Mother Language Day”
(b) What happened on that day?
(c) Who embraced martyrdom and why?
(d) How is the day observed nationally and internationally?
(e) What is the significance of the day?
6. Complete the following incomplete story using a suitable title of it. 10
Once the house of a rich man was infested with rats. The house became like the town Hamelin. There were rats everywhere__________.
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Ali Ahmed School and College Online Evaluation Question Sheet -1/2020
Class-Ten
Time: 1:30 Hours Subject: English 2nd Paper Full Marks: 50
Part A: Grammar ( Marks:30)
1. Complete the following text with the right forms of the verbs given in the box. 10x0.5 = 05
live vary can have want live may spend get is
Happiness (a) ____ a relative term. A person with a crown (b)______ in a palace may not be happy where as a day labourer may (c)______ happiness (d)____ in a shabby hut . Again happiness (e)______ from person to person. A beggar (f)______ be happy if he (d)____ a coin but a business man who can (h)______ a huge sum of money a day (i)______ not be happy. Every one (j)____ to be happy.
2. Change the narrative style of the following text. 05 My mother said, “Won’t you go to school today?” I said, “Mother, I feel feverish today. I don’t want to go to school.” “Ok, take rest now. You should be more careful about your health, “ said mother.
3. Change the following sentences according to directions given in the brackets. 1x5=5 a) Madhusudan Dutt was born at Sagordari on the bank of the Kapotaksho. (Complex)
b) When he was a boy, he desired to be an English man. (Simple) c) He was recognized by his teachers as a precious child. (Active) d) He was an ardent follower of Lord Byron. (Interrogative) e) He went to Europe and started composing poems. (Simple)
4. Complete the following sentences. 1x5=5 a) Five years have passed since________________
b) Hardly had the assembly begun_____________
c) ____________lest you should miss the plane.
d) Danger often comes_____________
e) The lady speaks as if ____________
5. Complete the following text by adding suffix, prefix or both with the root words given in the parenthesis. 0.5x10=5 The aim of (a) (educated) is to make fully equipped to be (b) (use) to himself and to society. A (c) (true) educated person should be self-reliant with regards to his (d) (person) needs. He should be well mannered, (e) (thought) sympathetic and co-operative. He should be (f) (truth), honest, punctual and (g) (duty). Punctuality is a virtue that makes a nations h) (prosper). An educated person tries to i) (move) the sufferings of his countrymen. He also helps others in attaining j) (self-reliant).
6. Add tag questions to the following sentences . 1x5=5 a) Someone is peeping there, ________?
b) Barking dogs seldom bite ________?
c) The unfed should be fed, ________?
d) Let us enjoy the match, ________?
e) The girl hurt herself, ________?
Part B: Composition (20 Marks)
7. Suppose you are Tasnim/Tasnima, a student of Kachua C.S Pilot High School, Kachua, Bagherhat. Now, on behalf of the students of your school, write an application to your Head teacher for taking necessary steps to open a literary club. 08 8. Write down a composition on “The Recent Floods in Bangladesh.” 12
