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Class 8 Sheet 5 Student
Class 8 Sheet 5 Student
The word ‘hygiene’ means the practice of keeping ourselves clean. It also means to keep our home and work places
clean. It is important for our good health.
Hygiene is thought to be next to godliness. It is because we cannot achieve anything physically, mentally or
spiritually if we are unclean in our body, mind and soul. Nobody likes an unclean person either. So we must follow
the rules of hygiene.
First, we must keep our body clean. We should have a bath every day and wash our hair regularly. This will keep the
body and hair free from dirt and bacteria.
Secondly, we should wash our clothes regularly. Dirty clothes give off bad smell and invite germs. We should wear
socks and shoes when we go out to protect our feet from dust and germs. It is also important to wash our hands
before meals and after using the toilet. We should brush our teeth twice a day, after breakfast and supper. We must
also cut our nails regularly. Our drinking water must be safe. We can get safe water by boiling and filtering.
Finally, we should keep our surroundings and environment clean. If we do and follow all the above things properly,
we will be able to lead a healthy and happy life.
1. Choose the best answer from the alternatives: 5×1=5
In the poems, the poet’s love of nature has found an eloquent expression as has an undertone of his deep concern for
the limitations of human society. In the rough weather nature has no particular enmity towards man and it treats all
equally.
4. Complete the following table with the information given in the passage. 1×5=5
He is called (ii)……..
He died (v)……..
An honest man is true to (a) ____words. He does not deviate from the (b) ____ of honesty. He knows that (c)
_____consists of honesty. So, he does not (d) ____victim to any greed. He has no ambition for (e)____things.
a) In order to teach them the value of unity he called his sons beside him.
b) Then he asked his sons to break the bundle of sticks.
c) The three boys went and brought the sticks and rope for their father.
d) The old farmer heard them.
e) One day, the sons were quarreling again.
f) Once upon a time there was an old farmer.
g) He told them to bring him three sticks and some rope.
h) The three sons always quarreled with each other.
i) The old farmer then tied the sticks together with the rope.
j) He lived with his wife and three sons in a small village
8). Fill in the gaps using clues from the boxes. There are more words than necessary :
0.5×10=10
unique patriot affection and of civilization
human progress loves the it older
Patriotism is an inherent quality of (a)______being. It creates in man a (b) _____ love for his motherland, the land
(c) _____ his birth. Patriotism is older than (d) _____. A man who (e) _____ his country and does his own duty
for (f) _____ progress of his country is called a (g) _____. Even the ancient tribes had a great (h) _____ for the
land where they lived (i) _____ sacrificed their lives to preserve (j) _____.
9).The phrases in column A are the beginnings of some sentences. The phrases in Column B are the endings.
Match the phrases in column A with the phrases in column B to make complete sentences :
1×5=5
Column A Column B
a) The secret of success lies 1) every moment is valuable.
b) Many of us often forget that 2) when we will die.
c) Life is short 3) we have to do a lot of work.
d) We don’t know 4) but art is long.
e) In this short period 5) in the proper use of time.
Section B
10. Suppose, you are Jamil/Jamila and you have a friend named Sadd/ Sadoa. Your friend is aware of your
aim in life. Now, write a dialogue between you and your friend about your aim in life. 1×10=10
A Street Hawker
"A street hawker is a familiar figure in towns, who sells various things while moving from street to street. They
usually live in a hut or slum and are vendors of a variety of goods. They carry their products sometimes on their
heads, sometimes in their hands, and at other times in a small handcart. They sell toys, bangles, ribbons, clothing,
sweets, fruits, utensils, newspapers, fancy goods, and household items by bringing them up to people's doors. They
are clever individuals who know how to run their businesses. They choose different products for children, women,
and men that will attract their respective target markets. Thus, they earn their living by selling different things to
their customers. As they pass along the street, they make a peculiar cry to attract the attention of their customers.
Children gather around them here and there and stop them. The hawkers generally choose an hour when the head of
the household is away, and the women are free from their household duties, hoping thereby to make a good bargain.
In towns everywhere, we see hawkers, and many of them are good businessmen. On the other hand, there is another
kind of hawker who buys newspapers, empty pots, old books, and worn-out clothes from the houses. While children
are fond of street hawkers, men do not usually like them. By carrying the products for sale in their hands or on their
shoulders, they move from door to door. Sometimes, they go from one street to another with their moving shop. A
street hawker's life is not easy and comfortable but rather difficult and full of hardship."
12. Suppose, you have recently visited a new place with some of your friends or family members. Now write
a letter to your friend living in another city describing your experience. 1×10=10
Baridhara, Dhaka
10 July 2017
Dear Russel,
"I received your letter yesterday, and you wanted to know about my last visit. I am going to describe my new
experience. Last week, I, along with my family members, went to visit Bagerhat. We left for Bagerhat at 9 pm on 2
July 2014 and reached there the next morning. After having breakfast, we visited the mausoleum of Pir Khan Jahan
Ali, the founder of the city. Then, I saw a large lake next to the mausoleum, where some old and exceptional
crocodiles were found. People were feeding the crocodiles hens and other foods, and the crocodiles were responding
to the people's calls. It was really surprising. After a while, we reached the famous Shatgombuj Mosque, and the
architecture of the mosque charmed me. We left the place in the evening and went to our uncle's house in Khulna.
The next morning, we left for Dhaka.
That's all for today. Please convey my best regards to your parents."
Yours ever,
Masum
Or, Write an email to your friend thanking him for a nice birthday present
13. Write a Story about two Foolish Rats and a Cunning Monkey.
1×10=10
There lived two rats in a house. They were so happy. The led their lives by stealing food from the house. One day
they together stole a piece of cake. They could not divide it between them. They started to quarrel over their share.
As they could not take decision, they went to a monkey for right division of their bread..........