Thursday, October 13, 2016
Unseen Passage for class five 2016
One day Ms Asma Haque brings a
big box in her classroom. She puts the box near the table. The box is tied with
a rope. All the students become curious. They want to know what Ms Asma Haque
has in the box. She could understand her students” curiosity. She smiles and
says, “Do you want to see what I have in the box?” All the students shout
excitedly, “Yes, we do.” “Okay, could you help me open the box?” Mita, Munir,
Asif, Banu and Reba come forward to help their teacher. “Thank you,” says Ms
Asma Haque. “Mita, cut the rope with the scissors, please.” “Thanks. You can go
to your seat.”
“Asif, open the box. Thank
you, Asif.” “Banu, come here. Now tell me what is in the box.” “There is a
fork, a round spoon, a flat spoon, a tea spoon, a bowl, a cup. a lid, a frying
pan and a plate.” “Thank you, Banu. Go back to your seat.” “Munir, come here.
Take out the stove and put it on the table. Go back to your seat.” “Reba, come
here. Take out all the packets and put them on the table. Thank you, Reba. Go
to your seat.”
“Well, I think I need some more
help. Hira, come to me. Bring out the spoons, the bowl and the frying pan and
put them on the table.” “Thank you. Go to your seat”. “Today we will do
something new in the class. We are going to make a big cake.” The students are
excited. They have forgotten about the time. Meanwhile, the bell rings. The
students are sad. The class is over. Ms Asma Haque tells the class, “Don't be
sad please. We will make the cake next week.”
1. What does
Ms Asma Haque bring in the class?
2. What are
the students curious about?
3. Who come
forward to help Ms Asma Haque?
4. What does
Ms Asma Haque ask Mita to do?
5. Who opens
the box?
1. Who takes
out the stove?
2. What does
Reba bring out?
3. What does
Hira do?
4. What is Ms
Asma Haque going to do in the class?
5. Why are the
students sad?
6. Why do you
think the students have forgotten about the time?
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Friday, September 16, 2016
A suggestion class frve (pec) examination 2016
48 NO BORO DAKKSIN PAR GOVT. PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Preparation for class v First Term Exam 2016
Unseen Passage (Question No: 5, 6, and 7)
Q.1. It was a hot summer day. A crow was very thirsty. He flew from one place to another in search of water. But there was not a drop of water anywhere. All the ponds and ditches had dried up. The crow flew a long distance and was tired. Suddenly he saw a pitcher under a tree. The crow flew down and sat on the pitcher. He looked into the pitcher. The pitcher had a little water. But the crow could not reach it. He looked around and saw some pebbles. He picked up the pebbles one a by one with his beak. He dropped them into the pitcher. Soon the water came up to the mouth of the pitcher. The crow drank the water and flew away happily.
Q.2 Next day was Lima’s birthday. “What would you like to have, Lima, on your birthday?” mother asked. “I would like to have a pet bird,” Lima said. “What bird would you like?” asked mother. “I think I would like a bird that talks,” Lima answered.
Next morning Lima had a bird in a cage. Father got it for her from a bird shop. It was a parrot. It had green feathers and a red beak. “It’s beautiful; I’m so happy. Thank you mother, Thank you father,” said Lima. She called her ‘Mimi’. Mimi flew from here to there in the house. She liked to be near Lima. Every morning she had a bath. She jumped into the tub. Her wings got wet. Then she hopped onto the bar of the cage. Mother put her food in the cage. But she liked to have it with Lima. She talks to her a lot. Mimi was learning to talk. She called Lima by name. They put her into the cage when they went out. It made her very sad when they did that. She made a lot of noise when they came back. Lima was very fond of her.
Sunday, September 4, 2016
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