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Faujdarhat Cadet College, Chattogram Test Examination—2023; English : Paper II

 

 

Faujdarhat Cadet College, Chattogram

Test Examination—2023; English : Paper II

 

Part A : Grammar (60 Marks)

1.    Fill in the blanks with the words from the box. You may need to change the forms of some words. You may need to use one word more than once:                                                   .5×10=5

in

for

a

the

on

by

of

to

overnight

success

        Computer was not invented (a) ¾¾. It took time and hard labour (b) ¾¾ invent computer. Many votaries (c) ¾¾ science work hard (d) ¾¾ years together and finally came out (e) ¾¾.(f) ¾¾ fact, computer can’t work all (g) ¾¾ itself. It works (h) ¾¾ the basis of the command given by (i) ¾¾ operator. It is used in our daily life for (j) ¾¾ number of purposes.

2.    Fill in the blanks with suitable words:                                                                    .5×10=5

        Mankind felt the impact of nuclear energy (a) ¾¾ the first time in 1945 when two atom bombs wiped (b) ¾¾ Hiroshima and Nagasaki in just under ten minutes. Since then, nuclear weapons, more (c) ¾¾ than the earlier ones, have been developed (d) ¾¾ the scientists. Inter-continental ballistic missiles, rockets and many other destructive weapons have also been deployed. A race is constantly going (e) ¾¾ among the powerful nations to achieve nuclear supremacy. We are particularly living on a nuclear volcano. Anyone
(f)
¾¾ switch on to a push button and lead this world (g) ¾¾ dust. Men, who will live, may be victims of incurable diseases. (h) ¾¾ richest nations are investing billion and billion dollars for (i) ¾¾ nuclear (j) ¾¾.

3.    Make five sentences using parts of sentences from each column of the following table:                                                                                                                                          1x5=5

Health

follows

be

cannot

means

enjoy the jest of life

A healthy man

an asset to the nation

He

the rules of health

An unhealthy man

the soundness of body and mind

It

the root of all happiness

4.    Complete the following text with right forms of the verbs given in the box. You can use one verb more than once.                                                                                                          .5×10=5

contribute

confine

keep

enable

work

develop

receive

become

adapt

be

        According to the history, women in the past were (a) ¾¾ within the four walls. But at present they (b) ¾¾ no longer captive to their parents' or husbands' house. With the passage of time the outlook and attitude have been (c) ¾¾ as men and women are (d) ¾¾ themselves with the changing society. By (e) ¾¾ education they are (f) ¾¾ pilots, doctors, engineerss, high officials etc. They are (g) ¾¾ hand in hand with men in all worthy programmes. They (h) ¾¾ now able to prove their worth. They (i) ¾¾ much to the economy of the country. Now it has come to the realization of men that no development is possible by (j) ¾¾ half of our population idle at home.

5.    Change the narrative style of the following text:                                                             5

         "Oh, there you are!" said Mary. "I thought you were never going to come back." "Sorry! The canteen was absolutely packed and I had to wait for ages," said Maria. "It's OK, could you manage to get any food for us?" said Mary. "Yes, I got pizza, apple and a bottle of orange juice," said Maria. "Great. Thanks a lot," said Mary.

6.    Change the sentences according to directions:                                                   1×10=10

(a)   Bangladesh is a low lying country. (Interrogative)

(b)   Every year natural disasters visit us. (Passive)

(c)    Earthquake is one of the most unpredictable natural disasters. (Comparative)

(d)   Dhaka city may be the worst victim of this natural calamity. (Complex)

(e)    People who build house must maintain the earthquake resistance building code. (Simple)

(f)    The recurrence of earthquake was experienced by us in the last few years. (Active)

(g)    Who does not know the consequence of Tsunami? (Assertive)

(h)   Earthquake is very disastrous. (Exclamatory)

(i)    Bangladesh lies in the active earthquake zone. (Negative)

(j)    No other city is as risky as Dhaka in the face of earthquake. (Superlative)

7.    Complete the following sentences to make them meaningful:                                1×5=5

(a)   No sooner had I reached the station ¾¾.

(b)   We work hard lest ¾¾.

(c)    Fortune smiles upon those ¾¾.

(d)   Strike the iron, ¾¾.

(e)    He pretended as though ¾¾.

8.    Complete the text adding suffixes, prefixes or the both with the root words given in the parentheses:                                                                                                              0.5×10=5

        Money cannot buy (a) ¾¾ (happy) ¾¾. Money is a must for our life. Happiness is absolutely a (b) ¾¾ (psychology) ¾¾ matter. It means the (c) ¾¾ (content) ¾¾ of mind. He who is in real (d) ¾¾ (satisfy) ¾¾ with what he gets and contented with his life, is really happy. Happiness is not (e) ¾¾ (purchase) ¾¾ with money. (f) ¾¾ (Doubt) ¾¾, money has some relation with happiness. So, we see that the most (g) ¾¾ (wealth) ¾¾ men of our society are not the happiest men. They lead a life (h) ¾¾ (burden) ¾¾ with cares and (i) ¾¾ (anxious) ¾¾. It is only moral and spiritual (j) ¾¾ (develop) ¾¾ that gives us happiness.

9.    Make tag questions to the statements below:                                                            1×5=5

(a)   Nobody phones the boy, ¾¾?

(b)   The poor did not get more things, ¾¾?

(c)    A story is told by him, ¾¾?

(d)   Let me be alone, ¾¾?

(e)    I shall enjoy your company another day, ¾¾?

10.  Complete the passage using suitable connectors:                                                     1×5=5

        (a) ¾¾ fish and whales live in water, whales do not behave like fish. (b) ¾¾, they behave like human beings. Many whales show strong family ties. (c) ¾¾, the young remain with their parents for 15 years or even more. (d) ¾¾ in times of danger they look after one another. (e) ¾¾ a member is wounded or sick, the others do not abandon it. They support it on their backs so that it can breathe.

11.  Use capitals and punctuation marks where necessary in the following text:               5

        what is this exclaimed the emperor i know nothing of the nightingale is there such a bird in my garden in my empire even i have never heard of it

Part B: Grammar (40 Marks)

12.  Suppose, you are Rahik/Rahika. After passing your HSC, you have taken a one-year diploma on computer. You have seen a vacancy advertisement for the position of a Computer Operator in a multinational company. Now, write a CV with a cover letter for the post. Your CV should not exceed one page.                                                                                                                                  8

13.  Imagine, you are a student of Collegiate High School, Chattogram. There is no common room in your school. Now, write an application to the Headmaster of your school praying for a common room.                                                                                                                                      10

14.  Write a paragraph on "Eve-teasing".                                                                                 10

15.  Write a composition on “Digital Bangladesh”.                                                                 12

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