Jashore Board-2025
English (Compulsory) Second Paper
The old man told him (a) — his last journey (b) — the sea. They had sailed away (c) — the South, he said, until they arrived (d) — cold grey seas. Even the sea was frozen, and ice was all (e) — them. (f) — those days there were no steamships, and the big white sails (g) — their ship opened wide as the strong wind blew them quickly (h) — the icy waters. The weather was very cold and there were no birds or animals (i) — that snow covered country, but one day the sailors saw an albatross flying (j) — the ship.
- He cannot buy a pen, — a box of pens.
- — we reached the station than the train started.
- All seasons are very charming. During spring various kinds of flowers bloom. — seems that everything has got a new life.
- Baby : Mom, — an owl —?
- Don't disturb me, you — leave me alone at this moment.
- The poor man — starve than beg.
- — exists no life on mars.
- — taking tea with me?
- Sir Walter Scott was both a poet and a novelist. He — in 1771.
- He was meritorious — to understand English literature.
- He walks fast lest —.
- A pen which was bought —.
- I closed the door of my room so that —.
- The poem is too hard —.
- Unless you came —.
- If I were a rich man, —.
- I wanted to learn English instead of —.
- In spite of his being poor, —.
- Because of her being small —.
- Learn English properly till —.
Books (a) — (possess) an essence of immortality. They (b) — (be) the most precious products of human efforts. Temples (c) — (crumble) into ashes. Pictures and statues (d) — (decay) but books (e) — (survive). Time is of no account for great thoughts which (f) — (be) as fresh today as they (g) — (be) when came through the authors' minds ages ago. What (h) — (be) then thought or said still (i) — (speak) us. Books (j) — (introduce) us to the best society. They (k) — (bring) us into the presence of the noblest minds that have ever (l) — (live). We hear what they (m) — (think) or said. We see them as if they (n) — (be) really alive.
"I will pay for it." he said. "I broke it. I brought the axe down careless." "But no one hits accurately every time," I told him, "The fault was in the wood of the handle. I will see the man from whom I bought it." "Thanks," he said.
A day in which it rains (a) — (post modify the verb) all day long, is called a rainy day. The sky remains overcast with (b) — (pre-modify the noun) clouds. People cannot go out without (c) — (pre-modify the noun with a determiner) umbrella. It affects our (d) — (pre modify the noun) activities. Even the school and colleges are shut down. But many people like (e) — (post modify the verb with an infinitive phrase) in the rain. They go to an (f) — (pre modify the noun) space and enjoy the rain. The working class people suffer a lot (g) — (post modify the verb). They do not work and spend (h) — (pre modify the noun) day which brings misfortune to them. They cannot earn (i) — (post modify the verb with an infinitive) their family. So, a (j) — (pre modify the noun) day is a curse to the poor.
Most of the people of Bangladesh are not able to realise the importance of water. (a) — millions of liters are wasted every year. (b) — facing pure water crisis, (c) — Government campaign may help to reduce unnecessary water consumption. (d) — water is a very important resource for various reasons. (e) — we need to drink clean water to survive. (f) — we need to keep ourselves clean, (g) — without water, we cannot grow crops. (h) — we cannot provide animals with food. (i) — Government should do more to make people recognize this. (j) — the human population is growing, the climate is changing too. (k) — there may not be enough water for everyone in future. (l) — water treatment processes cost a lot and use a large amount of electricity. (m) — reduced water consumption would save money and electricity for the future. It will reduce green house gas emissions. (n) — we should encourage people to change wasteful habits now before it is too late.
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