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In June 2025, a war broke out between Iran and Israel. It is called the Twelve-Day War. The fighting (a) —— on 13 June, when Israel attacked Iran’s military and nuclear sites. This happened during the (b) ——- war and rising tensions in the region. In the first hours, Israel (c) —— top Iranian leaders and scientists. It also (d) ——– parts of Iran’s air defense. Israel carried (e)—— hundreds of airstrikes. Iran answered with (f) —– missiles and drones. Over 550 (g) —– and 1,000 drones hit Israeli cities and bases. The Houthis in Yemen, who support (h) ——, also fired missiles at Israel. The U.S. helped Israel by (i) —– some Iranian attacks. On the ninth day, the U.S. bombed three nuclear sites in Iran. Iran fired back at a U.S. base in Qatar. On 24 June, a ceasefire was (j) —– after pressure from several countries.

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Graffiti as a form of protest is not (a) —– to Bangladesh. In our struggle leading to the Liberation War (b) —– in the political upheavals of the 1980s and 1990s, graffiti was used by (c) —– groups to voice dissent. However, the wave of graffiti (d) —— the movement of 2024 was distinct in a sense (e) —— it involved a generation many had presumed to be politically (f) ——. This new generation’s (g) —– not only expressed specific political grievances (h) —– also raised broader issues of (i) —- justice and human rights. Their work reflected (j) —– emotions—stories of betrayal, hope, and resistance.

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The world is producing millions of tons of domestic rubbish and (a) —— industrial waste each year. It is becoming very difficult to find (b) —— locations to (c) —– rid of all these refuse. The dumping of (d) —– kinds of waste is seriously (e) —— the environment. We know that air is an (f) —— element of our environment. But the air is polluted by (g) ——. Water, another vital element of the environment, is polluted by different kinds of waste and filth. If we want to live a (h) —– life, we should prevent the pollution of the environment. Total prevention may be (i) —— but we can certainly reduce pollution by raising (j) —— among people.

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About 70 years ago, tourism was not a much used word (a) —– it is now. Today many people (b) —– holidays as a part of life. Consequently, holiday making has become a major (c) ——. It has created a considerable (d) —— of jobs. Leisure time has increased for modern people due to (e) —– advancement. The (f) —— technology has brought greater opportunities for (g) —– travel. Previously, travel in remote countries were considered a (h) —–. But today, cheap holiday packages have made travel anywhere within our (i) —–. Thus, the foreign visitors (j) —– employment for local population.

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Many events of great importance (a) —– during the last century. Significant advances (b) ——- in the field of science and technology. Many European colonies gained independence. The movement (c) —— democracy became (d) ——- in many parts of the world. Two World Wars (e) ——- in the century. It (f) —— witnessed the misuse of atomic energy. Two cities of Japan were completely destroyed as a result of dropping of atom bombs. The Vietnam War and the Gulf War killed many innocent people. However, the (g) —— of Bangladesh as an independent country (h) —– a momentous event. After a (i) —– war of nine months, Bangladesh emerged as a sovereign country. Now, we (j) —— our heads high as a model country in the world.

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The food (a) —— of the young people of our country has changed greatly. Our young people are getting (b) —— to fast foods and western foods day by day. Today they go to fast food shops and enjoy much taking (c) —– such as; pizza, burger, soft drinks etc. When fast foods (d) —- high level of salt, sugar and fats, then it is called (e) —— food. It lacks fibre, (f) ——, and minerals. The world is currently facing an obesity epidemic which puts people at the (g) —— of chronic (h) —— like heart disease and diabetes. Junk foods (i) —– to obesity. So, we should be (j) —- about having fast foods now and then.

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Our society is formed of average middle class. They are the (a) —— sufferers of day to day soaring prices. (b) —– class people and big industrialists never bother and suffer (c) —– to rising prices as their income also increases. But the income of the middle class person is (d) —–. If their income increases, it is not proportionate to the (e) —— prices. The result is that they are the (f) —– of rising prices. But the poor can do nothing. After crying for some days, they try to (g) —– their budget accordingly. Even the government is unable to (h) —– rising prices. It is also compelled to increase the rates of commodities under the control to reduce subsidy. The standard of living is also rising high in metros. To increase the (i) ——- of the new products, electronic and print media is playing a major role. The purchasing (j) —– of money has declined. But there is no hope of checking price hike.

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From the moment we are born, we cannot (a) —– alone. We are always in (b) —– of assistance of (c) —— around us. We need clothes which others (d) —–; houses which others (e) —–; and food which others (f) ——. We have to earn our livelihood by (g) —— for others, while they get their livelihood by working for us. As children, we need our parents to be our comforters, and take (h) —- of us in body and (i) —–. As we grow up, we need the care of others and we cannot exist a day (j) —- our fellowmen.

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Bangladesh is a (a) —– populated country, but a large number of her people are (b) —–. It is not possible for her to ensure (c) —- to the teeming millions. Self-employment is a possible (d) —- to this problem. It means that people themselves should (e) —– avenues for self-employment. Facilities for training in (f) —– trades and vocations are available (g) —– the country. The youths, in particular, can train themselves in any of these trades and turn into a useful (h) —–. The Govt. also (i) —— easy loans and counselling with a view to helping them start an (j) —–-earning activity.

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Modern life (a) ——- much on transport. We can very well understand how (b) —— transport is when it is (c) —— by natural calamities or during socio-political crises. In fact, transport has made it (d) —– for us to reach places previously (e) ——-. It has also helped the (f) —— of trade and commerce and to (g) —– new knowledge and ideas. (h) ——, transport has (i) —— friendship and (j) —– among nations and people around the globe.

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Modern civilization is the (a) —– of science. Science has worked (b) —— a magician in the world. We can’t do even a (c) —– day without the help of science. Many quick means (d) —– communication like telephone, telex, fax, telegram, satellite etc. are (e) —- greatest wonders of science. Nowadays a message can be sent from one corner of the world to another in the twinkle of (f) —– eye. Science has brought a revolutionary (g) —– in all fields. In the field of medical science, (h) —- has got eyes, lame has got legs, deaf has got hearing power. (i) —– diseases which were incurable in the past are now easily (j) —–.

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The development of communication in any (a) —- creates an impact on the development of the economy (b) —– the gross (c) —– product of any country. Bangladesh, in this sense, has become a (d) —- model all over the world. The present government has scheduled (e) —– and such projects recently (f) —– increased the lifestyle of the country people. We can (g) —– here some of such development: The Padma Multipurpose Bridge, the (h) —– way, the Karnaphuli Tunnel under the river (i) —– and the Metro Rail in Dhaka City. The national and international business will be (j) —– by these kinds of communication development.

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Self-employment means to create job opportunity for oneself by one’s own effort. Various government organizations (a) —– trying to create (b) —– congenial atmosphere for (c) ——. Different NGOs have (d) —– rendered their help. Livestock (e) —-, agriculture farming, poultry (f) —- are some of (g) —- sectors. There are (h) —– opportunities for self (i) —- in Bangladesh. One (j) —- easily engage oneself in these jobs.

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Sports are a popular form of entertainment. Many international sporting events are (a)—–from time to time. Most of these events are (b) —– by multinational manufacturing (c) —– and business firms. They pay for the sports events in (d) —– for the right to (e) —- their products during those events. These events are (f) —– worldwide by satellite and people all over the world watch them (g) —–. As a (h) —–, the sponsors’ products receive maximum media (i) —-. Thus, sports help the (j) —– of trade and commerce.

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If you want to (a) —–English properly and fairly, you have to achieve writing skill. To attain this skill, you need (b) —– some measures. At first you should (c) —— your vocabulary since everywhere words are required. Words will help you (d) —– your ideas appropriately. Next you should know how to arrange (e) —– in a sentence. Here grammar will help you the (f) —– way. For that, basic (g) —– items must be known to you. Then you have to (h) —– your general knowledge to generate ideas and make sentences accordingly. Be creative and try to (i) —– sentences of your own. Finally, regular (j) —– will help you succeed in achieving this skill.

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Nelson Mandela was an unconditional brave fighter against race discrimination. During his (a) —–, he had (b) —– himself to this (c) ——- of the people of Africa. He stated that he has fought against (d) —– domination and he had fought against black (e) —–. Being (f) —– with his (g) —-, Nadine Gordimer, the South African writer and Nobel Laureate for literature, once (h) —— that Mandela was at the (i) —– of their time, theirs in South Africa, and the other people (j) —– they were.

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Bangladesh is a land of (a) —– beauty. Its beauty is so captivating that a stranger cannot but be (b) —– looking at this endless variety. Nature has (c) —— showered its blessings on this country. The rivers, hills and forests are rich in natural (d) ——. The people of this country feel a strong (e) —— for their motherland. They love their motherland from the (f) —— of heart. They work hard to (g) —— its economic condition and to remove poverty. Most of them toil hard from dawn to dusk to accelerate the pace of (h) ——. The progress of this country lies in the (i) —– of common people. They are the (j) —— of a beautiful and prosperous Bangladesh.

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The Padma Bridge is a multi-purpose road-rail bridge over the (a) —— Padma river in Bangladesh. It is the longest bridge in Bangladesh. At first, the World Bank intended to (b) —— for the construction of the bridge and later (c) —— their decision. But this mega project has been built with domestic funding without (d) —– aid. It is 6.15 km long and 18.10 m wide. There is a four-lane highway on the upper level and a one-lane railway on the lower level. The construction journey was started on 7 December 2014 and completed by May 2022. The dream of Bengalis has come to reality after (e) —– various uncertainties. The bridge was (f) —— on June 25 of 2022. Through the opening of the bridge, 19 districts of the south-western region have been directly (g) —— with the eastern part of the country. The importance of the Padma Bridge is (h) —— in economic development and in changing the living (i) —— of millions of people. The world has (j) —— the historical achievement of the people of Bangladesh through this construction of the Padma Bridge. The Padma Bridge symbolizes Bangladesh’s self-esteem.

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A large number of people learn English (a) —— the world. Some people use it (b) —– a first language, and some people take it as a (c) —- language. Many international (d) —— now depend on English for (e) —– with offices in different countries. They offer employment to people (f) —– adequate knowledge of English. The advertisements (g) —– in many dailies (h) —– in English. So, it would not be (i) —— to neglect this (j) —— language.

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