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Abyev` gÅjZ `yB c÷Kvi :

1. Av∂wiK Abyev`
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GUv wbf©i Kái Abyevá`i weláqi Ici| ÜgvU K_v Üh c◊wZáZ Abyev` Kiáj fvlv gÅáji KvQvKvwQ, mnR- mij
Avi c÷vƒj nq Ümw`áK `ÑwÛ ÜiáL Abyev` Kiv ev√bxq|

Abyevá`i j∂Yxq welqmgÅn

1. Abyevá`i AskwU evi evi cáo ÜfZáii fveUzKz fvjfváe eyáS wbáZ náe|
2. gÅj eváK® Üh wµqv I evP® _váK Abyevá`I ÜmB evP® I wµqvc` wbá`©k KiáZ náe|
3. KwVb fvlv Gwoáq mnR, mij I c÷vƒj fvlvq Abyev` Kiv DwPZ|
4. fvlvi Ümäõ`h© i∂vi Ráb® gÅáji eo evK®áK ÜfáO ÜQvU ÜQvU Kái Abyev` Kiv DwPZ|
5. cwifvlv `yáe©va® náj gÅj k„wU e®envi Kiv Páj|
6. gÅj Asáki c÷Z®∂ I cáiv∂ Dw≥ Abyevá`i Ü∂áŒI GKBfváe iÉcvöèwiZ náe|
7. gÅj iPbvi fvlv ixwZ Abyevá`I c÷wZdwjZ nIqv `iKvi|
8. BsáiwR bvg∏ájv BsáiwR bvgiÉácB Abyev` KiáZ náe|
9. Abyev` Kváj ÜKvábv eváK®i e®vL®v Ac÷áqvRbxq| fvlvi ÜPáq fváei w`áK j∂® ivLv RiÄwi|
10.Abyev` GK aiábi wkÌ| Gi fve I fvlvq mvgƒm® _vKáZ náe|
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Abyevá`i `ÑÛvöè
1. Nizam-ul-Mulk was very fond of reading. He owned a great number of books and from
these books he continually increased his knowledge of the world. He said to himself, If the
young peoples of my country learned to read, they would learn how to live a good life. this
would bring happiness to them and to their friends
Abyev` : wbhvg-Dj-gÅjK covákvbv Lye cQõ` KiáZb| Zuvi c÷Pzi eB wQj| Gme eB Ü_áK wZwb µgvMZ weák¶i
¡vb eÑw◊ KiáZb| wZwb wbáR ejáZb, ‘hw` Avgvi Ü`áki ZiÄY coáZ wkLZ, Zvnáj fvj Rxeb hvcb m§ûáK©
wkLáZ cviZ| GáZ Zvá`i wbáRi I e‹zá`i Rxeáb myL AvbáZ cviZ|

2. He who loves his country is a patriot. the patriots love their own country more than their
own life. they are ready to sacrifice their lives for the welfare of the country. Everyone
respects them. they remain alive even after their death.
Abyev` : Üh Ü`káK fvjevám Üm Ü`kác÷wgK| Ü`kác÷wgáKiv wbáRi Rxeábi ÜPáq wbáRi Ü`káK fvjevám| Zuviv
Ü`áki gΩáji Ráb® Rxeb w`áZ c÷ØëZ| Zvá`i mevB m§ßvb Kái| gÑZz®i ciI Zviv ÜeuáP _váK|

Abyevá`i D`vniY
1. Cricket is a popular game. the game has achieved popularity in Bangladesh too like the other
countries of the world. Bangladesh has been trying to achieve a success in the cricket for
long. We are happy that our country earns the capability to join the world cup tournament by
winning the last ICC trophy.
2. Bangladesh is a land of rivers. the rivers fall into the Bay of Bengal. Many towns, ports and
villages stand on both sides of these rivers. In the rainy season, these rivers assume a terrible
look but in the winter they remain quite callus.
3. Students should abide by the rules of health. they will get up early in the morning. they must
be industrious. Industry is at the root of all prepares. An idle man cannot make any progress
in life.
4. Always speak the truth. Never tell a lie. Nobody believes a liar. Even if he speaks the truth
he is considered to be a liar. Nobody in the world is unfortunate as he.

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1| Abyev` KiÄb : 5
Walking is best suited to all kinds of health. Both the young and the old can walk and help their
body function as long as they live. On the other hand, gymnastic exercise are best suited to young
people only.
A_ev
The morning of March 15 was clear and bright. the end of the 1920 winter seemed near. On a
farm in the northern part of the united states, Snow was almost gone from the fields. The farmer,
william Miner, felt cheerful as he finished his work and went into his house in the middle of the
day.
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3| mvivsk wjLyb : 5
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4| fve-Øû÷mviY KiÄb : 10
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5| Üh ÜKvb weláq GKwU iPbv wjLyb : 20
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welq : evsjv wÿZxq cŒ (Avewk®K)

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gvbeõUb
cÅY©gvb - 100
K. àbe©®w≥K - 50
weákl `™Ûe® : àbe®©w≥K Afx∂vq mKj c÷ákúi DÀi w`áZ náe| weKÌ c÷kú _vKáe bv|
1| e®vKiY Ü_áK ÜgvU 40wU c÷kú _vKáe 40×1= 40
2| Abyev` Ü_áK ÜgvU 5wU c÷kú _vKáe 5×1= 5
3| cŒ wjLb Ü_áK ÜgvU 5wU c÷kú _vKáe 5×1= 5
ÜgvU = 50
L. iPbvgÅjK c÷kú - 50 b§^i
1| Abyev` : 5×1= 5
2wU BsáiwR AbyáéQ` Ü`Iqv _vKáe Üh ÜKvb 1wUi Abyev` KiáZ náe|
2| cŒ wjLb : 10×1= 10
3wU c÷kú _vKáe| Üh ÜKvb 1wUi DÀi w`áZ náe|
3| mvivsk/mvigg© : 5×1= 5
2wU mvaviY c÷kú _vKáe| Üh ÜKvb 1wUi DÀi w`áZ náe|
4| fve-m§û÷mviY : 10×1= 10
2wU Ask Ü`Iqv _vKáe| Üh ÜKvb 1wUi DÀi w`áZ náe|
5| c÷e‹ iPbv : 20×1= 20
5wU weláq c÷e‹ iPbvi Dáj≠L _vKáe| Üh ÜKvb 1wU weláq iPbv wjLáZ náe|
ÜgvU = 50

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