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B I S & C: Ramadan Holiday Home Work Class: Std. VIII (Int'l)
B I S & C: Ramadan Holiday Home Work Class: Std. VIII (Int'l)
In the early nineteenth century it was not very easy for people from India to come to England.
Most Bengalis who came were housekeepers and servants. British officials brought these
people back with them on their return from India.
Bangladeshis started to come to England as crew for ships and labour for factories after
World War II. After the independence of Bangladesh, these immigrants began to increase in
number, along with other foreign nationals. Bangladeshis generally had limited access to
education. Although young Bangladeshis are doing well in their jobs in various offices
nowadays, often women who did not attend school still do not think of doing work outside
the home - they prefer to stay at home to look after their families.
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Nowadays, Bangladeshi restaurant owners are playing a significant role in the British
economy. Not only that, they have changed the eating habits of English people considerably.
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4. There is no need to answer the letter.
I play football.
8. Do your homework!
We take taxi.
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2. My girlfriend forgot my birthday. (completely)
[.]
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2) He demanded
(help).
4) I miss
(do).
6) I'd hate
(work) here.
9) She waited
(buy) a drink.
10) I really appreciate
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(be) on holiday.
11) I couldn't help
(laugh) .
12) It seems
(be) raining.
13) I considered
(move) to Spain.
14) They practised
(speak).
15) Finally I managed
(be) late.
19) I'd love
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(come) with you.
20) I prepared
(go) on holiday.
3. Eng Macbeth :
Lit Read the following texts and write who said to whom in which context: marks :2.5
a) Again he thought he heard a voice which cried, “Sleep no more: Macbeth cloth murder
sleep, the innocent sleep, that nourishes life.” Still it cried, “Sleep no more,” to all the
house. “Glamis hath murdered sleep, and therefore Cawdor shall sleep no more.
Macbeth shall sleep no more.” Pg: 146
b) “Then live, Macduff! cried the king; “what need I fear of thee? but yet I will make
assurance doubly sure. Thou shalt not live; that I may tell pale-hearted Fear it lies, and
sleep in spite of thunder.” Pg:149
c) “Sweet bodements! good!” cried Macbeth, “who can unfix the forest, and move it from
its earth-bound roots? I see I shall live the usual period of man’s life, and not be cut off
by a violent death. But my heart throbs to know one thing. Tell me, if your art can tell
so much, if Banquo’s issue shall ever reign in this kingdom?”pg: 150
d) “Liar and slave!” cried Macbeth, “if thou speakest false, thou shalt hang alive upon the
next tree, till famine end thee. If thy tale be true, I care not if thou cost as much by
me;”pg;151
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e) “Thou losest thy labour, Macduff. As easily thou mayest impress the air with thy
sword, as make me vulnerable. I bear a charmed life, which must not yield to one of
woman born.”
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5. Physics Q.1 (January 2019 P1)
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Q.2
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Q.3
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(Total for question 3=9 marks)
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Q.4
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Q.5
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(Total for question 5=12 marks)
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Chemistry
6. Book Exercise:
Ex : 1,2,3 (Page 60)
Ex: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 (Page 84)
Ex: 2 (Page 136)
1. Name the two systems which help to co-ordinate the body's actions.
2 Name the two structures which make up the central nervous system.
3 (a) The nerve fibres which carry impulses from the sense organs to the
central nervous system are called ….. A ….. fibres.
(b) The nerve fibres which carry impulses from the central nervous system
to the glands and muscles are called ….. B ….. fibres.
4 Complete the passage below, selecting the appropriate words from the list
below.
A neurone (nerve cell) consists of a ….. A ….. containing a nucleus
surrounded by ….. B ….. Branching filaments, called ….. C ….., extend from
the cell surface and make ….. D ….., with other neurones. In ….. E ….. and …..
F ….. neurones, one of the filaments is
very long and is called ,,,,, G …..
(sensory, nerve fibre, cell body, impulses, dendrons, dendrites, motor, contact,
axons, synapses, cytoplasm )
6 Which one of the following best explains how we can tell which part of the
body a sensory
nerve impulse comes from?
(a) Impulses from each part of the body are different.
(b) Each part of the body is connected to its own region of the brain.
(c) Sensations of touch, heat, light etc. are carried by nerve fibres to the
brain.
(d) We learn from experience where the impulses come from.
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B
A
(not to same scale)
9. Complete the passage below, selecting the most appropriate words from
the list below.
In a spinal reflex a …..A …..is stimulated to produce a nerve impulse which
travels
in a ….. B ….. fibre to the ….. C ….. Here, the nerve fibre makes a …..D ….. with
a
relay (association) …… E …..which transmits the impulse to a ….. F ….. fibre.
This fibre conducts the impulse to an …..G ….. organ such as muscle.
(effector, tendon, sensory, sense organ, motor, nerve, brain, spinal cord,
active,
synapse, neurone)
10. In a reflex knee-jerk, what is (a) the receptor, (b) the effector?
12 In the table below, enter some general points of contrast between the
nervous and.
endocrine systems.
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Nervous system Endocrine system
Speed of
conduction
Route of
conduction
Area affected
Duration of
response
14. Name the two hormones produced by the pancreas and say (a) in what
circumstances,
(b) in what way, they adjust the glucose concentration in the blood.
15. Name the hormones produced by (a) the testes, (b) the ovaries.
17. The pituitary gland produces several hormones, including ADH, FSH, LH
and TSH. Give the full name of each of these hormones and say briefly what
each one does.
2. Name, in the correct order, the structures that incoming air would pass
through between
the nasal cavity and the alveolus.
4. Using the words 'cilia' and 'mucus', describe, very briefly, how the body gets
rid of dust
which enters the lungs.
6. In what two ways will the composition of blood coming from the pulmonary
artery differ
from that going to the pulmonary vein?
7. The percentage of oxygen absorbed from the air in the lungs is always about
the same, so how
can the oxygen supply to the blood be increased during vigorous activity?
11. What process causes oxygen to pass from the alveoli into the lung
capillaries?
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8. BGS Chap: 3 ( write the answer of the following Questions)
1. What is cultural development?
2. How cultural changes bring development?
3. Explain any two characteristics of cultural development
4. What is art? Explain briefly two types of art.
5. Make a list of visual arts which have important role to develop Bangalee
culture and development
Chap -4
1. What is Archaeology?
2. Mention the name of some archaeological sites of Dhaka city.
3. Write down the importance of Sonargaon.
4. Make a list archaeological items kept in national museum .
** Read the chapter properly for MCQ, FB
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6. What is the main difference between bitmap image and vector graphics.
7. Write the features of graphic editors include.
8. Write the features of photo editors include.
9. What is control application? Where are they used for?
10. What is software licensing? Explain its two types free of open-source and
proprietary.
11. What are the reasons that updates to software are released by software
developers?
12. Learn all subject vocabulary
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