SSC English 2nd Paper Exam Question Solution 2023 Rajshahi Education Board
# Dhaka Board 2023
SSC English 2nd Paper Exam Question Solution
Answer Sheet
1. (a) letter; (b) even; (c) deed; (d) important; (e) to; (f) different; (g) inspires; (h) differentiate; (i), In; (j) educated.
2. (a) maker; (b) a; (c) division; (d) to; (e) in; (f) to; (g) for; (h) of; (i) the; (j) in.
3. (a) But all foods are not safe for us.
(b) No living beings can live without food.
(c) The foods we eat have a great effect on our health.
(d) About 80 % of our illness is related to the food we eat.
(e) The scientists have taken enormous steps in preparing food.
4. (a) living; (b) deprived; (c) are blessed; (d) decreasing; (e) living; (f) lose; (g) living; (h) taken; (i) are not materialized; (j) has.
5. The students told the Headmaster respectfully that they wanted to go on an excursion. The Headmaster asked them when they wanted to go and added that he (h) thought December was the perfect month. The students asked him if he would give them permission. The Headmaster ensured them that he would help heartily. The students thanked respectfully and prayed that Allah might bless him.
6. (a) A woman who is newly married is called a bride.
(b) So a bridal party is a party consisting of the bride including her friends with attendants.
(c) Certain rites are to be observed by relatives from this party.
(d) They also make arrangements for rejoicing and merry making.
(e) They also welcome the bridegroom and his friends at the time of their arrival at bride’s house.
(f) How smart a new bride looks!
(g) She looks the most beautiful of all the girls.
(h) Don’t relatives come to see her?
(i) Relatives come and wish her.
(j) Everyone wishes the new bride.
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7. (a) There was an old farmer who had four sons.
(b) Though the sons were grown up, they did not work hard.
(c) They were so disobedient that their parents could not manage them.
(d) Their father always advised them to work but they did not pay any heed to him.
(e) As he was getting old, he became worried/anxious about their future.
8. (a) dangerous; (b) economic; (c) devastating; (d) addiction; (e) addicted; (f) anti-smoking; (g) awareness; (h) impossible; (i) punishment; (j) All-out.
9. (a) Illiteracy is a curse. Nothing is so harmful as it for our national life, is it?
(b) Yet most of us don’t understand this truth, do we?
(c) It is illiteracy which hampers all the development programmes, isn’t it?
(d) So, we need to work in a body so that this can be eradicated, needn’t we?
(e) There is nobody who can deny this truth, is there?
10. (a) as/ever; (b) Infact; (c) Besides; (d) without; (e) who
11. “What do you want?” asked she. Alfred answered, “I only want to come in. I am very tired. Please, let me come inside. Afterwards I will go away.”
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