SSC Exam - 2016 | English 1st Paper Suggestion

Passage: 01 (For Ques. 1-3)

• Newspaper is the people’s parliament. The newspaper plays a vital role in … .. .
• Man is a social being. He needs… .. .
• Facebook is a directory of photos and basic information os its users; their profile… .. .
• Listening, speaking, reading and writing are the four skills which… .. .
• Character refers to nature, belief and activities of a person. There are… .. .
• The National Memorial at Savar is… .. .
• The importance of learning English cannot be denied and exaggerated. English which… .. .
• A responsibility is duty or obligation of a man. It is instructed to be done or forbidden. As the inhabitation of … .. .
• Severe moral degradation is a crucial problem of mankind which is seriously … .. .
• Bangladesh is a small populous country. Our main problem, population explosion has… .. .
• Greenhouse effect is an alarming phenomenon for pour environment. It occurs because of the production of carbon… .. .
• There are a good number of reasons why students in Bangladesh fail in English. That English is a foreign language… .. .
• The first thing is that teaching gives women a better opportunity to take care of both home and career. Very few people… .. .

Passage: 02 (For Ques. 4-5)

• Albert Einstein, the greatest scientist of the twentieth century and on of the… .. . (DB 2015)
• Hazrat Ali (R) was born on 20 September, 601 AD in Makkah. He was… .. . (CB 2015)
• Humayun Ahmed was born in 13th November 1948. He was… .. . (RB 2015)
• Stephen Hawking is considered the greatest physicist after… .. . (Dinazpur Board 2015)
• Albert Einstein was one of the greatest scientists… .. . (Chittagong Board 2015)
• Mr. Khalilur Rahman, apleader was born in a poor family in… .. . (BB 2015)
• The Nobel Prize is the world’s most prestigious and important prize. It has… .. .
• Amartya Kumar Sen is an Indian Philosopher and economist. He was… .. .
• Mother Teresa is a dedicated soul like sister Nibedita. Both of them were originally… .. .
• Munier Chowdhury was a Bangladesh educationist, playwright, … .. .
• Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose was born in Bikrampur, Munshingonj,… .. .
• Kazi Nazrul Islam is our national poet. He is also a musicial and… .. .
• Samuel Taylor Coleridge was born in 1772 in Devonshire. From there at six he... .. .

Completing Story:

• A thirsty crow
• The fox without a tail
• The Lion and the Mouse
• Slow and steady wins the race
• A liar shepherd
• Unity is strength
• Honesty of a rickshaw puller
• Honesty is the best policy
• Where there is a will, there is a way
• The town of Hamelin
• Grasp all, lose all
• A foolish dog
• A foolish crow
• Robert Bruce and the Spider
• An honest wood cutter
• A greedy farmer
• Two friends and a bear
• The cruel housemistress
• Two rats and a monkey
• King Midas
• Dress cannot make a man great
• Bayazid’s devotion for his mother

Paragraph (1st & 2nd Paper):

• Your Favorite Teacher
• Tree Plantation
• Early Rising/ A Winter Morning .
• A Rainy Day
• A Tea Stall
• A Moonlit Night
• The Life of a Farmer
• A Rickshaw Puller/ A Street Hawker/ A Street Accident/ A Day Labourer
• Your National Flag
• A School Magazine
• Environment Pollution
• Load Shedding
• Traffic Jam
• A Railway Station
• Mobile Phone

N.B: You can avoid your related exam Board Question 2015. For example, if you a student of Dhaka Board, then you can avoid from Passage 02: Albert Einstein, the greatest scientist of the twentieth century and on of the… .. . (DB 2015)

Why is March 26 observed as Independence Day in Bangladesh instead of December 16?

 

26 March is observed as Independence Day to commemorate the fact that Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (our first president and one of the leaders of the independence movement) declared independence in the late hours of 25 March 1971 (or the early hours of 26 March). The people of East Pakistan no longer considered themselves a part of Pakistan but rather citizens of the new country of Bangladesh [1].

This didn't imply that all countries of the world recognized Bangladesh as an independent nation, nor that Bangladesh had "effective" sovereignty (e.g. control over its land, ability to organize a government and state affairs, etc) . That took another nine months. The Bangladesh Liberation War ensued from 26 March onward as the Pakistani military (under orders from their president Yahya Khan) tried to restore the West Pakistani government's authority over Bangladesh.

Personally I think Bangladesh differentiates between Mukti/Freedom and Swadhinota/Independence. 26th March is the Independence day because it's the day where Bangladesh declared itself as an independent country, but 16th December is the day where Bangladesh earned freedom.

Other answers have provided great historical context. But I just wanted to give some broader idea's I guess. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman delivered a grand speech at 7th March which influenced Bangladeshi people to get mentally prepared for a struggle of independence and threatened Pakistani government as they understood the situation is going to get out of their control. Not to mention Sheikh Mujib had won the election in 1970, so they understood that a policy change needs to happen otherwise people might revolt.

26th March is observed as the Independence Day because it commemorates the "Declaration of Independence" by Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the father of our nation. In the late hours of 25th March 1971, when the Pakistani forces unleashed Operation Searchlight, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman signed an official declaration that read:

Today Bangladesh is a sovereign and independent country. On Thursday night, West Pakistani armed forces suddenly attacked the police barracks at Razarbagh and the EPR headquarters at Pilkhana in Dhaka. Many innocent and unarmed have been killed in Dhaka city and other places of Bangladesh. Violent clashes between E.P.R. and Police on the one hand and the armed forces of Pakistan on the other, are going on. The Bengalis are fighting the enemy with great courage for an independent Bangladesh. May Allah aid us in our fight for freedom. Joy Bangla [May Bangladesh be victorious].

Sometime around 1.30 am on 25-26th March after his declaration, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was arrested and taken to Pakistan. A telegram containing the message was translated and read several times over the independent Swadhin Bangla Betar Kendro Radio established by some rebel Bengali Radio workers. On 27th of March 1971, Major Ziaur Rahman broadcast the announcement of the declaration of independence on behalf of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

This is Swadhin Bangla Betar Kendra. I, Major Ziaur Rahman, at the direction of Bangabandhu Mujibur Rahman, hereby declare that Independent People's Republic of Bangladesh has been established. At his direction , I have taken the command as the temporary Head of the Republic. In the name of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, I call upon all Bengalees to rise against the attack by the West Pakistani Army. We shall fight to the last to free our motherland. Victory is, by the Grace of Allah, ours. Joy Bangla [May Bangladesh be victorious].

16th December, however, commemorates the Victory Day when Lt. Gen A. A. K. Niazi, Commanding Officer of the Pakistani Armed Forces in East Pakistan signed the Instrument of Surrender and the Pakistani forces officially surrendered to the Mitra Bahini (Allied Forces). This marked the official end to the 9-month war. The day is also celebrated in India as Vijay Diwas. 

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Along with her study Ahsan took a diploma course in Rabindra Sangeet and training in classical music. She first appeared on television when she performed in teledrama Panchami. She modeled for a calendar which caught the eye of Afzal Hossain, who later offered her work on a promotional advertisement of the soft drink Coca-Cola Afterwards she left modeling and continued with her studies. She joined a newspaper company, Bhorer Kagoj, a national daily of that time rekindling her interest in working in the media. After a brief stint at a children's school she returned to modeling. Then she worked in Giashuddin Selim’s Shongshoy. Besides media, Joya practices crafting and painting, which she demonstrated in art house productions like “Anechy Shurjer Hashi”

 Joya Ahsan Career:

Having started her career as a model in the late 1990s, Ahsan has since worked in numerous television dramas and serials. Ahsan worked in Giashuddin Selim’s Shongshoy and later in Anechy Shurjer Hashi. Directors, among others, opine that one of the reasons behind her success is that she has always been selective about the plot and the character of the plays she was offered Ahsan's reputation as an actress was founded on the notable roles she played in Kuhok, Labonyo Probha, Horton-er Bibi, Shonkhobash, Hatkura and many more. She has won wide recognition among TV viewers for her role as Aaysha in Anechy Shurjer Hashi and Monika in Labonyo Probha. Her acting skills can be gauged in Toukir Ahmed and Bipasha Hayat's play Shonkhobash in which she played the role of Pushpo which was a bold character according to her. The role Jaya played in Hatkura added another chapter in her career as a performer. Set in the outskirts of a village in Rangpur District.

The play was quite a challenge for her. “I had to learn the dialect of Rangpur for the role. Actually, I had never been to a village before that. And it was a completely new experience for me” she said^. In 2010-2011 ongoing serial Choita Pagol aired on Channel i, Jaya played the role of Alta, who is also a rural woman. Jaya said “Alta is one of my favourite characters. I liked playing the role.” Her another outstanding performance in Nurul Alam Atik's Tarporo Angurlata Nondoke Bhalobashe also made her way to the top and cemented her position as an actress.

She portrayed various characters in teledramas including Sixty Nine (69), Tevaga, Shahortolir Alo, Tarpor Paruler Deen, Amader Choto Nodi, Mayesha and many more. Her stunning performances one after one made her most popular leading actress and she became the highest paid actress in the television industry of Bangladesh.

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Travel is not a cheap hobby, so often one is faced with a dilemma of how to save enough money to travel.

Here are some tips and ideas how to accumulate enough wealth for your next trip.

1. Start with writing down your income and expenses. When you have enough record (a couple of months or so), check where you spend most and then make sure these are the necessary areas. For example, how many bars of chocolate do you buy a month? It looks like a trinket but eventually it adds up. They say, cut down on one coffee cup a day and that‘s a week in Greece islands after a year!
2. Open a savings account and don‘t touch it.  Dedicate a fixed daily fee to the cause and transfer money at the end of the week. For example, if your daily fee is $10, in 7 days it makes $70, and it amounts to $3640 in a year, which is quite a fortune in some countries. You can use this interest calculator to check how much you can save.
3. Plan your trip in advance for better budgeting and discounts.
4. Sell your junk. One person‘s junk is another person‘s treasure. However, it‘s sometimes easier said than done because it can cost to get a listing in the printed media or auctions charge a small fee. And you need to wait until you actually sell your stuff. How about looking if you can join groups on Facebook where people deal with this privately?
5. Sell books you no longer read. This is a quick way to receive some revenue. Second-hand bookshops usually pay only a fraction of the price you initially paid, but you clean some space at home and receive some money at the same time. Alternatively, first read a book you want to buy in a library-you will be surprised how many books you will not buy.
6. Cut off the cable TV. If you have a computer and the Internet at home, you don‘t really need a TV these days. Amount of money saved can be a pleasant surprise.
7. Have a special box for petty cash. There is always small change in your pockets or purse. When you compile enough coins, you can change them into banknotes in a bank and put them into your savings account for travel (banks may charge you a fee if you deposit a lot of money in coins but exchange of coins into banknotes can be free of charge).  The tendency is for the coin box to fill up very quickly.
8. Are you using the cheapest mobile phone plan for your needs? Also, compare what their competitors are offering.
9. The same goes for the Internet. You can give it up and start using computers in your local public library. It‘s less convenient than a private connection but you don‘t spend entire day glued to your Facebook. And if you own a smart phone, your social networks and e-mail are with you anyway.
10. The car- necessity or luxury? By „car“ I mean the additives of petrol/gas, amortization, insurance, service, parking fees…It might be worthwhile starting to use public transportation, cycle or simply walk on foot.
11. Cook at home. Eating out is expensive even if you hunt day offers. The highest mark-up is on drinks-you might pay the amount of the whole carton of juice for only one glass in a café or a restaurant and you also need to leave a tip.
12. Clothes. If you want to wear new clothes every season, I‘m afraid it just eats a hole in your savings. Before actually buying an item of clothes, ask yourself: how many times will I wear it? Can I match it to my other clothes? How long will it serve me? Am I buying it because I need or because it‘s on sale? Also, try second-hand clothes shops where for a fraction of the sum you will spend in a brand shop you will buy clothes that might be a bit worn or completely new.
13. Free entertainment. Check out listings for free church concerts, gallery openings, museum nights, etc.  Ask your friends for advice. Can you pool money and go somewhere together? Are there any “buy 2 and receive 1 free” deals?
14. Move back to your parents to live rent fee (if they let you, of course) or rent a place with other people to share the bills. That can be annoying but freedom costs a lot of money.

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BANK's SWIFT code for Bangladesh : skrill.com

Now a days in Bangladesh, Freelancing is very popular. There are many freelancer working on oDesk, Elance, Freelanser etc online market place. They earn money with a good reputation. There are many way to receive money from online in Bangladesh. Among them, MoneyBooker (Now Skrill) is one of the most popular way to receive money from online like oDesk, Elance etc.
When you create an account on Moneybookers, you must be add your bank account. When you will add your Bangladeshi bank account, you need to put Bangladeshi bank’s SWIFT code. Every bank has unique SWIFT code. Every branch of same bank has a common code with some different digit.
DBBLBDDH is for Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited
DBBLBDDH116 is for Gulshan Branch of Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited.
DBBLBDDH103 is for Bannani Branch of Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited
DBBLBDDH is common for all Dutch Bangla Bank branch and this is the bank SWIFT code.
If you know your branch’s SWIFT code, then use your branch SWIFT code. If not, don’t worry. Use your Bank’s SWIFT code. MoneyBookers wants your bank SWIFT code not Branch SWIFT code. Here you can find all Bangladeshi bank’s SWIFT code to open moneybookers account.
1) AB Bank Limited – ABBLBDDH
2) Agrani Bank Limited – JANBBDDH
3) Al-Arafah Islami Bank Limited – ALARBDDH
4) Bangladesh Commerce Bank Limited – BCBLBDDH
5) Bangladesh Krishi Bank – BKBABDDH
6) Bank Al-Falah Limited (Bangladesh) – ALFHBDDH
7) Bank Asia Limited – BALBBDDH
8) BASIC Bank Limited – BKSIBDDH
9) BRAC Bank Limited – BRAKBDDH
10) Citibank N.A (Bangladesh) – CITIBDDX
11) Commercial Bank of Ceylon Limited – CCEYBDDH
12) Dhaka Bank Limited – DHBLBDDH
13) Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited – DBBLBDDH
14) Eastern Bank Limited – EBLDBDDH
15) EXIM Bank Limited – EXBKBDDH
16) First Security Islami Bank Limited – FSEBBDDH
17) Habib Bank Ltd. (Bangladesh) – HABBBDDH
18) ICB Islamic Bank Limited – BBSHBDDH
19) IFIC Bank Limited – IFICBDDH
20) Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited – IBBLBDDH
21) Jamuna Bank Limited – JAMUBDDH
22) Janata Bank Limited – JANBBDDH
23) Mercantile Bank Limited – MBLBBDDH
24) Mutual Trust Bank Limited – MTBLBDDH
25) National Bank Limited – NBLBBDDH
26) National Bank of Pakistan (Bangladesh) – NBPABDDH
27) National Credit & Commerce Bank – NCCLBDDH
28) One Bank Limited – ONEBBDDH
29) Premier Bank Limited – PRMRBDDH
30) Prime Bank Limited – PRBLBDDH
31) Pubali Bank Limited – PUBABDDH
32) Rupali Bank Limited – RUPBBDDH
33) Shahjalal Islami Bank Limited – SJBLBDDH
34) Social Islami Bank Limited – SOIVBDDH
35) Sonali Bank Limited – BSONBDDH
36) Southeast Bank Limited – SEBDBDDH
37) Standard Bank Limited – SDBLBDDH
38) Standard Chartered Bank (Bangladesh) – SCBLBDDX
39) State Bank of India – SBINBDDH
40) The City Bank Limited – CIBLBDDH
41) HSBC (Dhaka) – HSBCBDDH
42) Trust Bank Limited – TTBLBDDH
43) United Commercial Bank Limited – UCBLBDDH
44) Uttara Bank Limited – UTBLBDDH
45) Woori Bank (Bangladesh) – HVBKBDDH
I hope it will help you to add your bank account on moneybookers.

Child marriage up (STOP it)

Bangladesh has one of the highest prevalence of child marriage in the world, but a startling study suggests people do not consider it a ‘problem.’

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An ICDDR,B study that explored the nature of early marriages and tried to understand the role of the community, revealed that people do not see any “visible” benefit in delaying marriage.

Young girls who suffered due to early marriage are the only ones aware of the pitfalls.

Early marriage that robs a girl’s physical, psychological and social development leads to early pregnancy, resulting in complications and deaths.

According to law, 18 is the minimum marriageable age for a girl in Bangladesh. The country ratified the UN convention on child rights, meaning until 18 everyone is child.

But Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey (BDHS) found two-thirds of women were married off before 18.

“It’s (early marriage) a complex social issue,” Dr Quamrun Nahar, an ICDDR,B associate scientist said while presenting the study results on Monday.

“Community does not see any visible benefit in delaying marriage especially when the risk of keeping girls at home outweighs the benefit,” she said.

The study found social insecurity like sexual harassment, poverty, dowry, fear of breaking social norms, and pressure from others were the reasons behind early marriage.

USAID funded the study.

It deputy director (health) in Dhaka Gregory Adams says this was to generate data to address the root cause of child marriage.

The qualitative study was carried out in four villages in four corners of Bangladesh as researchers say marriage age has regional variations. The reasons of early marriage also differ.

For examples, in north-eastern Habiganj it was found “very difficult” to resist a marriage proposal from immigrants, but in south-western Jessore parents’ fear of girls falling in love and its consequences like suicide led them to marry off girls early.

Coxs Bazar large family size and religious belief play the role while in northern Kurigram poverty and limited employment opportunities for girls’ are mainly responsible for early marriage.

The study also tried to identify the roles of individuals, family, local authorities, law enforcing agencies, marriage registrars, and religious leaders in preventing early marriage and revealed a dismal picture.

The community perceived that as an individual or family they have ‘little role’ to play in preventing early marriage in the neighbourhood.

They identified some key local actors who have major role in preventing early marriage like local political leaders, marriage registrars and religious leaders like Imam.

Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO), police, lawyer, marriage registrar, union parishad chairman, upazilla member and imam (Muslim religious leader) were interviewed in the study that also reviewed different documents like marriage register and birth certificates.

But it is the parents who take the decision about their marriage, girls told the researchers. “We obey our parents”.

But a few of them “sounded confident” that they would be able to convince their parents to delay marriage.

“If not they would ask help from local authority,” the associate scientist Dr Nahar said.

But parents asked the researchers why they would wait?

“My neighbour’s daughter is about the same age. She got married and is happy in her conjugal life” was one of the explanations parents gave to the researchers.

The government in 2011 introduced a rule to verify age through birth certificate before registering a marriage.

Upazilla chairman issues the certificate, but sometimes even marriage registrar doubts the age mentioned in the certificate.

As an individual, it was revealed that, people said they had “little to do’ to stop early marriage.

But they said local leaders, administrators, and law-enforcing agencies can play a role in stopping early marriage.

The government has also introduced a helpline 10921.

Secretary at the women affairs ministry Tariq-ul-Islam said they had introduced a helpline ‘10921’ in which they receive call.

But when they try to prevent a marriage, the parents ask, “then what?”

“Would you stop harassment, what about the financial support for her education,” he said, adding that the government was keen to solve the problem.

He said the government offers stipend for girls’ secondary level education so that they stay in schools and acknowledged that more need to be done.

ICDDR,B’s director for the Centre for Population, Urbanisation and Climate Change Dr Peter Kim Streatfield said Bangladesh has long been known for early marriage.

“Only some West African countries (Niger, Mali, Chad) report earlier female age at marriage than Bangladesh,” he said.

The research suggested raising awareness about the benefits of delaying marriage so that people understand the ill effects of early marriage.

Social security enhancement has been suggested along with empowering girls to tackle the menace.