SSC English 1st Paper Suggestion
PART-A: READING TEST (70 MARKS)
SEEN PASSAGE
Question No. 1: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) & Question No. 2: Answering Questions & Question No. 3: Gap Filling
Graffiti art and disturbing the comfortable / Art should comfort the disturbed
Humans, carbon dioxide, and clearing forests
Meherjan living in a slum and town/village environmental impacts
The Maldives and carbon emissions
Zahir Raihan and his dream
Recycling cans and environmental participation
Pritilata Waddedar's life and birth
Loneliness, universal emotions, and volunteering
Bangladesh and soil erosion/pollution prevention
Yoga as a posture and fitness routine
Demographic factors and working alone
The Land of Everest and languages like Bhojpuri, Tharu, and Tamang
The Republic of Maldives and its name
Venice, Italy, Bassanio, and money
Ameen during the war and mothers with babies
Mrs. Mallard and emotional states
Events of March 17, 1978 and North Delhi
Bassanio's journey to and from Belmont and Venice
Traditional childhood pastimes and learning outside the classroom
UNSEEN PASSAGE
Question No. 4: Information Transfer & Question No. 5: Summarizing
Charles Babbage: Life and work of the pioneer computer scientist
Stephen Hawking: Life events and achievements
William Wordsworth: The poet laureate, works, and burial in Grasmere
Abraham Lincoln: Presidency and events at Ford's Theatre
Dr. Muhammad Shahidullah: Contributions and birth/death history
SAARC: Regional organization and neighboring countries
Jasimuddin: Famous poet and his ancestral home at Gobindapur
Nelson Mandela: Life, lung illness, birth, and passing
Abul Kasem Fazlul Huq (Sher-e-Bangla): Political career and the All India Muslim League
Rabindranath Tagore: Life events and final days
Jibanananda Das: Birth and passing
Munshi Abdur Rouf: Acts of bravery in Bangladesh
Captain Mohiuddin Jahangir: State honor of Birshreshtha
John Milton: Contributions as a great poet in English literature
Albert Einstein: Scientific contributions and life in Princeton
Neil A. Armstrong: Command, space missions, and walking on the moon
Titanic: The historic ship, its voyage, and the North Atlantic ocean disaster
Humayun Ahmed: Life, birthplace in Netrokona, and burial at Nuhash Palli
Eiffel Tower: History and naming
Yuri Gagarin: Russian cosmonaut and life events
Altaf Mahmud: Musician and the War of Liberation
Alessandro Volta: Famous scientist and his legacy
Subhas Chandra Bose: Escaping from India and historical impact
Abul Fazal: Educationist and writer
Hakaluki Haor: Natural beauty and wetlands of Bangladesh
Kazi Nazrul Islam: The rebel poet and national significance
Begum Rokeya: Life and contributions in South Asia
Louis Pasteur: French scientist and discoveries
Dr. Muhammad Yunus: Global model and achievements
George Washington: First President of the United States and life in Virginia
Mother Teresa: Dedicated service in the slums of Kolkata and legacy
Nobel Prize: World's most prestigious award and categories like X-ray invention
Mammals: Animal characteristics and marine life like krill
Marconi: Italian inventor and wireless communication
Begum Sufia Kamal: Poetess and social activist
Dr. Muhammad Kudrat-E-Khuda: Swadhinata Padak recipient and scientific work
Natural Sites of Bangladesh: Land of natural beauty
Alexander Fleming: Discovery of penicillin and medical legacy
Thomas Alva Edison: Inventions and life history
Question No. 6: Matching Sentences
Patriotism is a great virtue
Price hike and its added burden
Global warming effects
Role of freedom fighters, good manners, and educated mothers
Truthfulness and moral values
The moon, functions of education, and women in nation building
Independence and punctuality
The Bay of Bengal and Digital Bangladesh
Email, democracy, and geographical location of Bangladesh
ICT, student responsibilities, and moral conscience
Donation of blood, Sonargaon, and the definition of education
Substances called acids, corruption, and Facebook
Teenager-parent friction, mosquito habits, and continuous learning
Zainul Abedin's achievements, character, dengue, and tolerance
Social culture, hospitality, 21st February, and drug awareness
Wildlife, antibiotic resistance, dengue fever, and population growth
Mir Mugdho, women empowerment, and the secret of life
Democratic systems, essential foods, brain drain, and mass uprisings
Globalization and the July 2024 Movement in Bangladesh
Question No. 7: Rearranging Sentences
Taimur and the old woman
Napoleon and a small boy
Sheikh Saadi and the robber / Persian poet / Hatem Tai
Begum Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain
The Sultan and the tax collector
Sukumar Roy and Dr. Alexander Fleming
Two friends and a bear / Money and happiness / Idle king and physician
Jibanananda Das and vegetable cultivation (Shamim's success)
Nelson Mandela, Sher-e-Bangla A.K. Fazlul Huq, and Pasteur
Androcles and a slave merchant
John Keats, Nur Banu, and the old sailor
William Somerset Maugham, Jalaluddin Muhammad Akbar, and Rabindranath Tagore
King Lear, Hazrat Omar (R), Queen Victoria, and the thirsty crow
A woman and Buddha, Sindbad, and Bayazid's devotion to mother
Robert Bruce, poor old man, and the famous teacher
King Midas, Thomas Alva Edison, and the hungry fox
The ant and the grasshopper, fisherman, and spider stories
The Pied Piper of Hamelin, Socrates and his wife, and Nobel Prize topics
Alexander and Porus, farmer and goose, Shakespeare, and Alfred Nobel
Mother Teresa, Socrates, Einstein, Abu Bin Adhem, and Shaikh Saadi
Marco Polo, Rip Van Winkle, Aristotle, Napoleon Bonaparte, and Nasiruddin Hojja
Stephen Hawking, Ibn Batuta, Charles Babbage, and Abraham Lincoln
Jasimuddin, Prince Hamlet, and classic fables ("Who will bell the cat?")
POEMS (QUES. NO. 8) & STORIES (QUES. NO. 9)
Poems: O Me! O Life!, Books, Two Mothers Remembered, The Sands of Dee, Time You Old Gipsy Man, Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening, Solitude
Stories: Mr. Moti, The Wheel of Cyclone, The Purple Jar (Parts 1-3), A Pound of Flesh, The Three Caskets, The Trial, The Story of an Hour
PART-B: WRITING TEST (30 MARKS)
COMPLETING STORIES (QUES. NO. 10)
Traditional Stories:
An Honest Woodcutter
Bayazid's Devotion to His Mother
King Midas and His Golden Touch
Where There is a Will, There is a Way
Truthfulness of Hazrat Abdul Quadir Zilani (R)
Nobody Believes a Liar & Who is to Bell the Cat?
Grapes are Sour & Unity is Strength
Dress Does Not Make a Man Great
Failures are But Pillars of Success & Slow and Steady Wins the Race
Dividing Bread by a Cunning Monkey & Fox and Crow fables
The Pied Piper of Hamelin & The Justice of the Quazi
Dreadful Effects of Cutting Trees at Large Scale
A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed & The Scholar and the Boatman
What is Play to One May Cause Death to Another & The Lion and the Mouse
Creative Stories:
The Honesty of a Schoolboy
A Ray of Hope for the Helpless
Goodwill Gets Rewarded & Power of Positivity
A Dream Beyond Poverty
Arif Reconciles a Mother with Her Son and Daughter-in-law
Honesty is the Best Policy & Man is for Man
Dilara Became a Doctor Overcoming Great Poverty
A Rickshaw Puller and a Lottery Ticket
The Magnanimity of Mr. Rahman
Devastating Fire Accident in a Garment Factory
A Call for Humanity: Rescue of a Drowning Girl
Talha's Goodwill Turns Aslam's Fortune
An Enjoyable Journey by Boat
Ready Wit Can Save Many Lives
WRITING DIALOGUES (QUES. NO. 11)
About the July Uprising 2024 in Bangladesh
Importance of reading newspapers
Uses and abuses of mobile phones
Benefits of early rising
Necessity of tree plantation
Ways of learning English / improving English skills
Importance of reading storybooks
Duties and responsibilities of students to parents, teachers, and society
Preparation for the coming examination
Benefits of physical exercise
Future choice of profession / aim in life
Bad effects of smoking
Advantages and disadvantages of village life vs. city life
Plan after the SSC Examination
Importance and usefulness of learning computers
Causes and preventive measures of frequent road accidents
Problem of illiteracy and how to eradicate it
Importance of games and sports
Good effects of morning walking
Tree plantation and preventing water pollution
Bad effects of copying/unfair means in exams
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