Set Code: A

†dvKvm
wek¦we`¨vjq fwZ© †KvwPs
ÒLÓ BDwbU
XvKv wek^we`¨vjq
g‡Wj †U÷-04

mgq : 1.20 wgwbU c~Y©gvb : 100

1| cÖkœc‡Îi m‡½ mieivnK…Z Gg.wm.wKD (MCQ) I wjwLZ DËic‡Îi wba©vwiZ ¯’v‡b cÖ‡ekcÎ Abyhvqx cix¶v_©xi bvg,
wcZvi bvg Ges gvZvi bvg Kv‡jv Kvwji ej‡cb w`‡q my¯úófv‡e wjL‡Z n‡e| †Kv‡bv cÖKvi KvUvKvwU ev NlvgvRv
Ki‡j Ges wbw`©ó ¯’vb Qvov Ab¨Î wjL‡j cix¶v evwZj e‡j MY¨ n‡e|
2| DËic‡Îi wba©vwiZ ¯’v‡b fwZ© cix¶vi †ivj b¤^i, wmwiqvj b¤^i (µwgK b¤^i) I †mU †KvW wjL‡Z n‡e Ges cÖ‡hvR¨ e„Ë
cy‡ivUvB fivU () Ki‡Z n‡e| Gme †¶‡ÎI NlvgvRv m¤ú~Y© wbwl×|
3| cÖ‡Z¨K cÖ‡kœvˇii Rb¨ †h PviwU e„Ë †`Iqv Av‡Q, Zvi g‡a¨ mwVK e„ËwU †e‡Q wb‡q Zv Kv‡jv Kvwji ej‡cb w`‡q fivU
() Ki‡Z n‡e|
4| e„Ë fivU Kivi †¶‡Î mZK©Zv Aej¤^b Ki‡Z n‡e| GKwU e„Ë fivU Kivi ci Zv †K‡U w`‡q Av‡iKwU e„Ë fivU Ki‡j
H DËi evwZj n‡e|
5| Gg.wm.wKD (MCQ)-60, wjwLZ-40, cÖwZwU mwVK Gg.wm.wKD (MCQ) Gi Dˇii Rb¨ 1 b¤^i eiv× _vK‡e Ges
cÖwZ fzj Dˇii Rb¨ 0.25 b¤^i KvUv hv‡e|
6| cix¶v PjvKv‡j †Kv‡bv cix¶v_©x K¶ Z¨vM Ki‡Z cvi‡e bv|
7| cixÿvi K‡ÿ †gvevBj †dvb Ges B‡j±ªwb· wWfvBm m¤ú~Y© wbwl×|
8| cix¶vi mgvwß ‡NvlYvi m‡½ m‡½ cix¶v_©x †jLv eÜ Ki‡e Ges cÖZ¨‡e¶K Zvi KvQ †_‡K cÖkœ Ges DËicÎ MÖnY bv
Kiv ch©šÍ Avmb Z¨vM Ki‡e bv|

Dc‡ii wb‡`©k Agvb¨ Ki‡j cix¶v_©xi DËicÎ g~j¨vqb Kiv n‡e bv|

Model Test-04: DU (B-Unit) 1

 evsjv
1. Abycg †ij ågYKv‡j †`Lv †g‡qwUi myavKɇK Kx‡mi mv‡_ Zzjbv K‡i‡QbÑ
a) nxivi KvwV b) †mvbvi KvwV c) iƒcvi KvwV d) wRqb KvwV
2. ‘He Hung down his head in dishonor. -Gi h_vh_ evsjv Abyev`Ñ
a) Acgvb mB‡Z bv †c‡i †jvKwU Rxeb w`j| b) Acgv‡b Zvi gv_v KvUv †M‡jv|
c) m¤§vb †c‡Z Am¤§vwbZ n‡jb wZwb| d) Ab¨‡K Acgvb Ki‡Z wM‡q m¤§vbnvbx NU‡jv|
3. ÔAvgvic_Õ cÖe‡Üi cÖvew܇Ki Av¸‡bi wkLv †bfv‡Z cv‡iÑ
a) AnsKv‡ii Rj b) gš¿wm× Rj c) wg_¨vi Rj d) Am‡Z¨i Rj
4. iex›`ªbv_ VvKz‡ii ÔRxeb¯§„wZÕ †h ai‡bi iPbvÑ
a) cÎmvwnZ¨ b) AvZ¥Rxebx c) Dcb¨vm d) Kve¨bvUK
5. ÔZb¥qÕ k‡ãi wVK D”PviYÑ
a) Z‡b¥vq b) Z‡bvgq& c) Z`&gq& d) Zb&gq&
6. ÔB‡q †Kqv evZ n¨vq, Avc †RjLvbv †gÕ G cÖ‡kœi Rev‡e e½eÜz e‡jbÑ
a) wKmgZ b) wgwQj KiZv n¨vq c) †gwi wbe©yw×Zv d) cÖwZvev`x n¨vq
7. Ò†m wQj me‡P‡q my›`ix, miæwPgqx, my`k©bv, nvm¨gqx I Avb›`c~Y©|Ó Ô†mÕ n‡jvÑ
a) Rwgib b) Rwgjv c) Kj¨vYx d) gvwZj`v
8. ï× evbvb i‡q‡QÑ
a) ¯^Ztù~Z© b) m‡Z¡vtù~Z© c) ¯^Ztõ~Z© d) ¯^‡Z¡vù~Z©
9. ÔKwnj †m Kv‡Q m‡i AvwmÕ Gi c‡ii cO&w³Ñ
a) Kz‡nwj DËix Z‡j gv‡Ni mbœ¨vmxÑ b) evZvwe †beyi dzj dz‡U‡Q wK? c) bvB n‡jv, bv †nvK Gev‡iÑ d) ïwb bvB, ivwLwb mÜvb|
10. ÔwmivRD‡ÏŠjvÕ bvU‡K g~jZ wea„Z n‡q‡QÑ
a) †jvf I ÿgZvi Ø›Ø b) weªwUk‡`i †`k cwiPvjbv c) ¸ßPi‡`i AÿgZv d) bev‡ei A‡hvM¨Zv
11. ÔmÁv‡b bv Rvb‡jI Zviv GKvÆv, c_ Zv‡`i GKÕ- D×…Zvsk Øviv †evSv‡bv n‡q‡QÑ
a) gwR` I Lv‡jK e¨vcvixi D‡Ïk¨ b) Zv‡ni-Kv‡`‡ii åvZ…Z¡‡eva c) Rwgjv-iwngvi g‡bv Kvgbv d) gZjye Luv I AvIqvjcy‡ii cx‡ii B”Qv
12. ÔwÎfzRÕ †h mgv‡mi D`vniYÑ
a) Ø›Ø b) eûeªxwn c) Kg©aviq d) wظ
13. Ô†Zvgv‡Z i‡q‡Q mKj †KZve mKj Kv‡ji Ávb|Õ- GLv‡b Ô†Zvgv‡ZÕ ej‡Z †evSv‡bv n‡q‡QÑ
a) kv¯¿ b) mgq c) gvbyl d) ü`q
14. †ewVK wecixZ kã hyMjÑ
a) Avmvwg-dwiqv`x b) Clr-cÖPzi c) DcMZ-AcMZ d) Ag„Z-wnqv
15. ÔwKš‘ Zvi Ig Zvi kix‡i GL‡bv †j‡MB Av‡QÕÑ G ev‡K¨ ÔIgÕ cÖZx‡Ki AšÍiv‡j jyKvwqZÑ
a) DòZv b) †PZbv c) mvnm d) kw³
English
1. The person who died for truth, was lain in an adjoining .
a) bed b) tomb c) grave d) room
2. The scientist worked for donkey’s years to arrive at the formula. The
underlined idiom means –––.
a) a short time b) for a few years c) in vain d) a long time
3. I am fed up ––––– his mess.
a) with b) of c) about d) in
4. Which one is incorrect?
a) Accommodation b) Neccesary c) Triumph d) Exaggeration
5. Change the voice “The agent had disclosed the secret before it was evening.”
a) The secret was disclosed by the agent before it was evening.
b) The secret had disclosed by the agent before it had been evening.
c) The secret had been disclosed by the agent before it was evening.
d) The secret was disclosed by the agent before it had been evening.
6. Choose correct direct speech of this sentence.
The minister announced that a new employment scheme would be implemented from the following
month.
a) The minister said, “A new employment scheme would be implemented from the following month.”
b) The minister made a new announcement, “An employment scheme will be implemented from the following
month.”
c) The minister said, “A new employment scheme will be implemented next month onwards.”
d) The minister said, “A new employment scheme will be implemented since the next month.”
7. Something that is difficult to understand is –––––.
a) inconclusive b) inconceivable c) incomprehensible d) incomplete
Model Test-04: DU (B-Unit) 2
8. COLLABORATION means____.
a) participation b) cooperation c) conspiring d) coacting
9. Choose the incorrect sentence.
a) The light went out while we were having our supper. b) I have finished reading the book.
c) You, he and I are present. d) The woman did a suicide.
10. Which pair is odd?
a) annihilate- establish b) rigid flexible c) famous-obscure d) fatal-deadly
11. Were she my daughter, I ––––– that.
a) would not allow b) would have not allowed c) had not been allowed d) will not have allowed
12. The word ‘friendly’ is a/an –––––.
a) noun b) adjective c) adverb d) verb
13. ‘Blow, blow, thou winter wind’ has been taken from –––––.
a) Othello b) As You Like It c) Song of Innocence d) Hamlet
14. ‘Loose’ is a/an ______.
a) adjective b) verb c) noun d) a and c
15. Which one is correct?
a) It was a mass of purple. b) It were a mass of purple. c) It was masses of purple. d) None of them.
mvaviY Ávb
1. wj½mgZvi (Gender Equality) K_v ejv n‡q‡Q †UKmB Dbœqb jÿ¨gvÎvi (GmwWwR) KZ b¤^i j‡ÿ¨?
a) 3 b¤^i b) 6 b¤^i c) 5 b¤^i d) 7 b¤^i
2. “A Promise Land” eBwU Kvi †jLv?
a) evivK Ievgv b) AgZ©¨ †mb c) wej ‡MUm d) †Rv-evB‡Wb
3. †Kvb †`kwU‡K wZbwU gnv‡`k wN‡i †i‡L‡Q?
a) BivK b) Bivb c) wgmi d) cvwK¯Ívb
4. Av`k© AvgjvZ‡š¿i cÖe³v †K?
a) GBP Avcjwe b) g¨v·I‡qevi c) Gm G dvBbvi d) wddbvi
5. NATO fz³ gymwjg †`k
a) wgki b) bvB‡Rwiqv c) cvwK¯Ívb d) Avj‡ewbqv
6. XvKv wek¦we`¨vj‡qi †Kvb wefv‡M e½eÜz †Pqvi Av‡Q?
a) AvBb b) BwZnvm c) `k©b d) ivóªweÁvb
7. bevqb‡hvM¨ R¡vjvwbi Drm †KvbwU?
a) †Zj b) M¨vm c) Kqjv d) ev‡qvM¨vm
8. ga¨cÖv‡P¨i †Kvb †`k me©cÖ_g evsjv‡`k‡K ¯^xK…wZ †`q?
a) wgki b) RW©vb c) BivK d) Bivb
9. I‡c‡Ki m`i `ßi †Kvb kn‡i Aew¯’Z?
a) eªv‡mjm b) †R‡bfv c) wf‡qbv d) †Znivb
10. mvgwiK fvlvq WMD A_© Kx?
a) Worldwide Mass Destruction b) Weapon of Mass Destruction
c) Weapons of Missile Destruction d) Weapons for Massive Destruction
11. msweav‡bi mß`k ms‡kvabx‡Z bvix Avmb KZ eQi e„w× Kiv nq?
a) 20 eQi b) 15 eQi c) 30 eQi d) 25 eQi
12. RvwZmsN mvaviY cwil‡`i Awa‡ek‡b GKwU ivóª cÖwZwbwa cvVv‡Z cv‡i m‡e©v”P KZRb?
a) 1 Rb b) 3 Rb c) 7 Rb d) 5 Rb
13. AvbyôvwbKfv‡e ¯^vaxbZvi †NvlYvcÎ Rvwi Kiv nq K‡e?
a) 10 GwcÖj, 1971 b) 17 GwcÖj, 1971 c) 26 gvP©, 1971 d) 12 GwcÖj
14. 2026 mv‡ji wek¦Kv‡c (23Zg wddv wek¦Kvc) dzUe‡j KZwU `j AskMÖnY Ki‡e?
a) 16wU b) 48wU c) 32wU d) 40wU
15. evsjv‡`‡ki A_©eQi †Kvb mgqKvj‡K wb‡`©k K‡i?
a) RyjvB-Ryb b) wW‡m¤^i-Rvbyqvwi c) Ryb-RyjvB d) Rvbyqvwi-wW‡m¤^i
16. mzkvm‡bi avibvwU -
a) GKgvwÎK b) eûgvwÎK c) me©Rbxb d) wÎgvwÎK
17. Persona non grata- Kx‡mi mv‡_ m¤úwK©Z?
a) A_©bxwZ b) ivRbxwZ c) K~UbxwZ d) `j I e¨e¯’v
18. cvbvgv Lvj †Kvb †Kvb gnvmvMi‡K hy³ K‡i‡Q?
a) AvUjvw›UK I f~ga¨mvMi b) AvUjvw›UK I cÖkvšÍ gnvmvMi c) cÖkvšÍ I DËi gnvmvMi d) fviZ I cÖkvšÍ gnvmvMi
19. ÔIqvbMvjvÕ †Kvb b„‡Mvôxi ag©xq Drme?
a) PvKgv b) Mv‡iv c) Lvwmqv d) gvigv

Model Test-04: DU (B-Unit) 3

20. kÖxj¼vi A_©‰bwZK msK‡Ui g‚j KviY wb‡Pi †KvbwU bq?
a) F‡Yi †evSv b) ch©Ub Lv‡Z am c) AM©vwbK K…wl wecøe I cvwievwiK †bZ…‡Z¡i `zbx© wZ d) ißvwb e…w×
21. 1954 mv‡ji c~e© cvwK¯Ívb cÖv‡`wkK wbe©vP‡b hy³d«›U miKvi KZw`b ÿgZvq wQj?
a) 120 b) 85 c) 56 d) 60
22. evsjv‡`‡ki cÖ_g RvZxq msm` wbe©vPb K‡e AbywôZ nq?
a) 7 wW‡m¤^i, 1973 b) 17 wW‡m¤^i, 1973 c) 7 gvP©, 1973 d) 30 wW‡m¤^i, 1973
23. c„w_exi gvbwPÎ cÖ_g A¼b K‡i Kviv?
a) wgmixqiv b) †ivgvbiv c) wMÖKiv d) wmÜzi Awaevmxiv
24. 2022 mv‡j 94Zg A¯‹v‡i †miv Pjw”PÎ cyi¯‹vi cvq †KvbwU?
a) ‡bvg¨vWj¨vÛ b) ‡RvKvi c) wKs wiPvW© d) ‡KvWv
25. †Kvb Abzev`K †cÖvMÖvg †mvm© †cÖvMÖvg‡K m¤ú~Y©iƒ‡c Ae‡R± †Kv‡W iæcvšÍi K‡i?
a) K¤úvBjvi b) G‡m¤^jvi c) wm †cÖvMÖvg d) B›Uvi‡cÖUi
26. meyR A_©bxwZi cÖe³v?
a) UNEP b) UNDP c) IMF d) wek¦e¨vsK
27. wb‡Pi †KvbwU ¸M‡ji †mvm¨vj †bUIqvK© mvBU?
a) †dmezK b) Ryg c) UzBUvi d) ¸Mj cøvm
28. wb‡Pi †KvbwU Px‡bi D‡`¨v‡M MwVZ nqwb?
a) †eë GÛ †ivW Bwbwk‡qwUf b) weªKm c) Avi‡mc d) †KvqvW I AKvm
29. IUCNGi KvR Kx?
a) cÖvK…wZK m¤ú` msiÿY b) gvbevwaKvi msiÿY c) cvwb m¤ú` msiÿY d) AvšÍR©vwZK mš¿vm `gb
30. weL¨vZ wPÎKg© ÔwZb Kb¨vÕ-Gi wPÎKi †K?
a) Rqbyj Av‡ew`b b) Kvgiæj nvmvb c) Gm Gg myjZvb d) iwdKzb bex
wjwLZ Ask
1. (i) I (ii) Aby‡”Q`Øq c‡o cÖ‡kœi DËi `vI|
(i) †h_v cvB wPÎgqx eY©bvi evYx (ii) mvwn‡Z¨i HKZvb msMxZmfvq
KzovBqv Avwb| GKZviv hvnv‡`i ZvivI m¤§vb cvqÑ
Áv‡bi `xbZv GB Avcbvi g‡b g~K hviv `yt‡L my‡L,
c~iY Kwiqv jB hZ cvwi wfÿvjä a‡b| bZwki ¯Íä hviv we‡k¦i m¤§y‡L, I‡Mv ¸Yx,
Kv‡Q †_‡K `~‡i hviv Zvnv‡`i evYx †hb ïwb|
K) ÔwPÎgqx eY©bvi evYxÕ ej‡Z Kx †evSv‡bv n‡q‡Q? 2.5 L) ÔHKZvbÕ kãwU KweZvq Kx A‡_© e¨eüZ n‡q‡Q? 2.5
M) ÔGKZviv hvnv‡`iÕ, Ôg~K hvivÕ, Ges ÔbZwki ¯Íä hvivÕ G k㸇jv Øviv Kv‡`i cÖwZ Bw½Z Kiv n‡q‡Q| 2.5
2. evK¨¸‡jv ï× K‡i wjL| 5
K) Kve¨wUi DrKl©Zv cÖksmbxq| L) Avwg mv‡ZI †bB m‡Z‡iv‡ZI †bB|
M) †Ljv PjvKvjxb mg‡q †Mvjgvj ïiæ n‡jv| N) Zvi †`n Avcv`g¯ÍK ch©šÍ Ave„Z wQj|
O) ïaygvÎ Mv‡qi †Rv‡i KvR nq bv|
3. mvigg© wjL| 5
ÒAvVv‡iv eQi eq‡m AvNvZ Av‡m
AwekÖvšÍ, G‡K G‡K nq R‡ov,
G eqm Kv‡jv jÿ `xN©k¦v‡m
G eqm Kuv‡c †e`bvq _‡iv_‡iv|
Zey AvVv‡ivi ïwbwQ RqaŸwb,
G eqm euv‡P `y‡h©v‡M Avi S‡o,
wec‡`i gy‡L G eqm AMÖYx
G eqm Zey bZzb wKQz K‡i|Ó
4. evsjvq Abyev` K‡iv| 5
Punctuality is to be cultivated and formed into a habit. This quality is to be acquired through all our boyhood.
Boyhood is the seed time. The habit formed at this time will continue all through our life. “Everything at the
right time” should be our motto.
5. Write a paragraph of 100 words narrating what you should do if you won a million Taka lottery. 10
6. Fill in the gaps with the words given below. 2.5
space dreamed fantastic theorists real policy accomplish expect
For thousands of years, human beings had looked to the heavens and ––––––– of walking on the moon. In
1969, as part of the Apollo 11 mission, Neil Armstrong became the first person to ––––– that dream, followed
only minutes later by Buzz Aldrin. Their accomplishment gave people around the world the hope of future –––
––– exploration. In fact, it was a feat that was so –––––– that there are still conspiracy –––––– who insist it
could not be possible.
7. Put the appropriate punctuation marks in the following passage. 5
I suppose you are our niece Elizabeth we are so pleased to see you she said and kissed her
Mr. Lackersteen peered over his wife's shoulder in the torchlight he gave a half-whistle exclaimed well Ill
Model Test-04: DU (B-Unit) 4
be damned and then seized Elizabeth and kissed her more warmly than he need have done she thought she had
never seen either of them before

Model Test-04

Bang Eng GK

1. b 1. d 1. c 16. b

2. b 2. d 2. a 17. c

3. c 3. a 3. c 18. b

4. b 4. b 4. b 19. b

5. d 5. c 5. d 20. d

6. a 6. c 6. b 21. c

7. d 7. c 7. d 22. c

8. a 8. b 8. c 23. c

9. a 9. d 9. c 24. d

10. a 10. d 10. b 25. a

11. a 11. a 11. d 26. a

12. d 12. b 12. d 27. d

13. d 13. b 13. a 28. d

14. d 14. d 14. b 29. a

15. b 15. a 15. a 30. b

Model Test-04: DU (B-Unit) 5

 MT-04 (B -Unit)
01. Aby‡”Q`Øq c‡o cÖ‡kœi DËi `vI|
(i) †h_v cvB wPÎgqx eY©bvi evYx
KzovBqv Avwb|
Áv‡bi `xbZv GB Avcbvi g‡b
c~iY Kwiqv jB hZ cvwi wfÿvjä a‡b|
(ii) mvwn‡Z¨i HKZvb msMxZmfvq
GKZviv hvnv‡`i ZvivI m¤§vb cvqÑ
g~K hviv `yt‡L my‡L,
bZwki ¯Íä hviv we‡k¦i m¤§y‡L, I‡Mv ¸Yx,
Kv‡Q †_‡K `~‡i hviv Zvnv‡`i evYx †hb ïwb|
K) ÔwPÎgqx eY©bvi evYxÕ ej‡Z Kx †evSv‡bv n‡q‡Q?
DËi: ÔwPÎgqx eY©bvi evYxÕ ej‡Z c„w_exi †kÖô mvwn‡Z¨i m¤ú`‡K †evSv‡bv n‡q‡Q|
Kwe Zuvi mvwnZ¨fvÐvi Z_v KweZv‡K mg„× Kivi Rb¨ c„w_exi †kÖô mvwnZ¨ †_‡K m¤ú` Kzwo‡q Av‡bb| KweMY c„w_exi wewPÎ
†mŠ›`h© I Zuv‡`i Avcb Avcb RxebvwfÁZvi mgš^‡q KweZv iPbv K‡ib| AwfÁZvi wfbœZvi Kvi‡Y Zuv‡`i cÖ‡Z¨‡Ki KweZv ev
mvwnZ¨Kg© ¯^Zš¿ fve ev wel‡q mg„× nq| G ¯^vZš¿¨ cÖK…wZi HKZvb‡¯ªvZ‡KI ˆewPÎgq I my›`i K‡i †Zv‡j| Kwe iex›`ªbv_ VvKzi
AK…cYfv‡e c„w_exi †mme mvwn‡Z¨i m¤ú` Kzwo‡q G‡b Zuvi m„wó‡K mg„× K‡ib|
L) ÔHKZvbÕ kãwU KweZvq Kx A‡_© e¨eüZ n‡q‡Q?
DËi: ÔHKZvbÕ k‡ãi A_© wewfbœ ev`¨h‡š¿i mgš^‡q m„ó myi| GLv‡b eû my‡ii mgš^‡q GK my‡i euvav c„w_exi myi‡K †evSv‡bv
n‡q‡Q| mKj gvby‡li K_v ejv mwnZ¨-myi‡K GLv‡b mvwn‡Z¨i HKZvb A‡_© e¨envi Kiv n‡q‡Q|
M) ÔGKZviv hvnv‡`iÕ, Ôg~K hvivÕ, Ges ÔbZwki ¯Íä hvivÕ G k㸇jv Øviv Kv‡`i cÖwZ Bw½Z Kiv n‡q‡Q|
DËi: ÔGKZviv hvnv‡`iÕ, Ôg~K hvivÕ Ges ÔbZwki ¯Íä hvivÕ G k㸇jv Øviv wbPz †kÖwYi gvbyl hviv mgv‡R AeÁvZ ev D‡cwÿZ
Zv‡`i cÖwZ Bw½Z Kiv n‡q‡Q|
Kwe wb‡R mgv‡Ri DuPzZjvi gvbyl| Zuvi c‡ÿ mgv‡Ri kÖgRxex †kÖwYi gvbyl‡`i Rxebaviv wb‡q mvwnZ¨ iPbv Kiv m¤¢e nqwb| ZvB
wZwb †mB AbvMZ Kwe‡K AvnŸvb K‡i‡Qb, whwb kÖgRxex gvby‡li Askx`vi n‡q mZ¨ I K‡g©i g‡a¨ m„wó Ki‡eb AvZ¥xqZvi eÜb|

02. evK¨¸‡jv ï× K‡i wjL|

K) Kve¨wUi DrKl©Zv cÖksmbxq|
Ñ Kve¨wUi DrKl© cÖksmbxq|
L) Avwg mv‡ZI †bB m‡Z‡iv‡ZI †bB|
Ñ Avwg mv‡ZI †bB cuv‡PI †bB|
M) †Ljv PjvKvjxb mg‡q †Mvjgvj ïiæ n‡jv|
Ñ †Ljv Pjvi mg‡q †Mvjgvj ïiæ n‡jv|
N) Zvi †`n Avcv`g¯ÍK ch©šÍ Ave„Z wQj|
Ñ Zvi †`n Avcv`g¯ÍK Ave„Z wQj|
O) ïaygvÎ Mv‡qi †Rv‡i KvR nq bv|
Ñ ïay Mv‡qi †Rv‡i KvR nq bv|
03. mvigg© wjL|
ÒAvVv‡iv eQi eq‡m AvNvZ Av‡m
AwekÖvšÍ, G‡K G‡K nq R‡ov,
G eqm Kv‡jv jÿ `xN©k¦v‡m
G eqm Kuv‡c †e`bvq _‡iv_‡iv|
Zey AvVv‡ivi ïwbwQ RqaŸwb,
Model Test-04: DU (B-Unit) 6
 G eqm euv‡P `y‡h©v‡M Avi S‡o,
wec‡`i gy‡L G eqm AMÖYx
G eqm Zey bZzb wKQz K‡i|Ó
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05. Write a paragraph of 100 words narrating what you should do if you won a million Taka
lottery.

Answer:
Lotteries are matters of mere chances. One does not have to show any skill or intelligence for it. The
only thing necessary is to buy lottery tickets. I have bought a lottery ticket. I have done it to try my
luck. If I win the lottery I shall spend it most judiciously according to the advice of my parents. At
first, I shall give the entire amount to my father. As we are almost landless people, I would request
my father to buy some land where he can grow paddy, jute, sugarcane, oil seeds, etc. Then I shall
request my mother to make a list of the most essential things for our family. Then we shall buy good
and tasteful clothes for the members of our family. I shall decorate my parents by giving them shoes,
screen, lungi, shirt. I shall buy new school uniforms for myself and my sister. I shall request my
teachers to suggest me some useful and essential books which will serve the purpose of reference
books in future. I shall also donate some money to the local mosque and orphanage. I shall open an
account in a bank and keep the rest of the money there. The money will remain safe in the bank and
annual interest will be added to it. Thus, I will spend the lottery money.
06. Fill in the gaps with the words given below.
space dreamed fantastic theorists
real policy accomplish expect
For thousands of years, human beings had looked to the heavens and ––––––– of walking on the
moon. In 1969, as part of the Apollo 11 mission, Neil Armstrong became the first person to –––––
that dream, followed only minutes later by Buzz Aldrin. Their accomplishment gave people around
the world the hope of future –––––– exploration. In fact, it was a feat that was so –––––– that there
are still conspiracy –––––– who insist it could not be possible.
Answer:
dreamed, accomplish, space, fantastic, theorists
07. Put the appropriate punctuation marks in the following passage.
I suppose you are our niece Elizabeth we are so pleased to see you she said and kissed her
Mr. Lackersteen peered over his wife's shoulder in the torchlight he gave a half-whistle exclaimed
well Ill be damned and then seized Elizabeth and kissed her more warmly than he need have done she
thought she had never seen either of them before
Answer:
“I suppose, you are our niece Elizabeth? We are so pleased to see you”, she said and kissed her.
Mr. Lackersteen peered over his wife’s shoulder in the torchlight. He gave a half-whistle, exclaimed,
“Well, I’ll be damned!” and then seized Elizabeth and kissed her, more warmly than he need have
done, she thought. She had never seen either of them before.

Model Test-04: DU (B-Unit) 7