Common Composition | 16-20 | English 2nd Paper | PDF

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English 2nd Paper Common Composition 16-20

16. A journey by bus

A journey is always enjoyable to me. If the journey is a journey by bus, it becomes more pleasant and thrilling. Recently I got a chance to make a journey by bus. I went to Laksham, Comilla from Dhaka.

On the 5th instant I made the journey. One of my friends’ village home is in Laksham. He invited me to pay a visit to their home. Then I told it to my parents. They approved my proposal. Then I told my friend about my plan to visit his home.

On the appointed day, we met at Saidabad bus stand at 9 am. Then we bought two tickets of a luxurious bus. And we bought some snacks, water and newspaper. At 9:30 am we got into the bus and it began to move.

The bus started at a high speed. Soon it left the city and entered the countryside. The bus was running ahead leaving behind the trees, houses and small shops and green field.

We gossiped and took some snacks. I enjoyed the natural scenery at the both sides of the road. I saw the small hills with green trees on the top at Lalmai. I saw the BARD. I saw small cottages beside the road.

At 11:00 am we crossed the river Meghna through the Meghna Bridge. It is the most memorable thing of the journey. When our bus was on the bridge my heart leaped up with great joy. I saw many beautiful things on both sides of the river. Many fishing boats were floating on the river. I was fairly charmed with the beauty of the river.

At 1 pm we reached Laksham bus stand. Then we got down and hired a rickshaw to reach my friend’s home.

The journey was really very interesting as well as instructive. It gave me much pleasure. I shall never forget the sweet memories of the journey.

17. The TV Programme Which I Enjoy

During the last Eid festival, a series of interesting programmes were telecast on TV. I enjoyed most of the programmes. But one programme I enjoyed the most of all. It was the magazine programme ‘Ittadi’. The programme was produced and introduced by Hanif Sanket. It was a superb programme. Every item was amusing. “Ittadi’ is my favourite TV magazine. Moreover, this one was more interesting.

Every item was new but very real. All the items dealt with our current, social problems. It showed our faults through comic acting. Again the actors and the actresses were also very expert. They succeeded in drawing everyone’s attention.

Hanif Sanket is a famous and popular introducer. His style and manner is very attractive. But he surpassed his own skill in this ‘Ittadi’. I was spellbound, I could not remove my eyes from him. He introduced the programme in such a manner that I could not realize that the time was over. Actually. I enjoyed his presentation very much.

The special item was about ‘Nana and Nati’. Their dialogue was very amusing. It was also a great satire of our society. They actually disclosed the real problem of our society. Another interesting item was Bangla dubbing of English movies. Hanif Sanket himself made the Bangla dubbing. This item gave me immense pleasure.

The parody song was very enjoyable. Hanif Sanket sang the song. The dancers were experienced and skilled. The actors and actresses also did very well. The lyric of the song was comical but real. We could learn a lot from this song. Other bongs were also very enjoyable.

Another important item was about the nephew and uncle [mama and bhagney]. I enjoyed it very much. Another item which was very important to us was report on renowned historical places or tourist spots. This item was very beneficial to me as a student.

The last Eid festival was very enjoyable to me. The magazine programme ‘Ittadi’ added a new flavour to it. I think like me everybody enjoyed this programme very much.

18. Am in Life

There is a wise saying, “A man without a purpose is like a ship without a rudder.” This saying stresses the necessity of having a definite aim in one’s life. It is true that an aim keeps a man steady in life and encourages him to go ahead.

Every person has his own taste and ambition. Every person has his own likes and dislikes. Some students want to be engineers, some want to be teachers, some aspire to be members of the civil service and some choose medical profession as their career. Some others want to be journalists and writers and some dream of becoming scientists. The choice of profession depends on one’s aptitude and innate propensities.

At present I am a student and am prosecuting my studies at a high school. So I have still a long way to go in life. However, I have a definite aim. My aim is to live my life well and make the world a little better than today. To be able to do this I wish to dedicate my life to science, that is,

I want to be a scientist. I shall take up work in a college or a university and devote myself to research in science. I hope that it will be possible for me some day to make some useful discoveries. I can at least pave the way for new discoveries for the next generation.

Science adds to the joy of life. It removes poverty. It lessens human sufferings. Countries which are advanced in science enjoy prosperity. So if I can advance science in my poor, backward country, I shall consider my life well spent.

When I grow up. I shall have to do my duty to my family. For this I shall have my salary which should be enough to meet my needs. No scientist indeed no great man, has ever cared for excessive amount of money. He has lived for work. His motto has, throughout the ages, been “plain living and high thinking.” So is mine and I hope of reaching my aim with all my efforts as well as with the blessing of God.

19. Tree Plantation

Since the dawn of civilization man has a close relation with nature. Man has made friendship with trees. They are our friends. Trees play an important role in our life and economy.

Bangladesh is a low-lying fluvial country. Upper levels are the best suitable places to plant trees. Sea beaches and unused low lands can be used for tree plantation. There are many roads and highways in our country. We can plant trees on both sides of these roads and highways.

Again in the villages there are many proper places which can be used for tree plantation. The areas that are lying unused can be used, too. June and July are the best time for tree plantation.

Tree plantation programme should be extended to the remote corner of the country. Attempts should be made to make the illiterate aware of the importance of trees. Trees are our best friends. They are a great source of food and vitamins. As a result, people can keep their body fit and sound by taking fruits.

Again we export fruits to many other countries and earn a lot of foreign currency. Trees are our constant company in our day-to-day life. We use them for various purposes. We cannot think of our homes, houses, residences etc. without trees.

Trees bear a great impact on the climate. If we destroy trees indiscriminately, one day the country will turn into a great desert. Again there will be no rain and as a result the country will face a great crisis because ours is an agricultural country and our economy is dependent on agriculture. Again our agriculture is dependent on rain. So trees play a vital role on our climate. Trees keep the soil firm.

Trees save us from flood and many other natural calamities. It is not possible to describe the importance and uses of trees in words. They are part and parcel of our day-to-day life. We cannot think of our existence without them. Our government has also launched a massive and ambitious programme regarding tree plantation. We should not indiscriminately destroy trees. Rather, we should plant more and more trees for a better, happier and healthier future.

20. Television

Television is one of the most important and remarkable gifts of modern science. Its invention has brought about a great change in the communication system between the countries of the world.

The German scientist Paul Nipkow first thought of sending image to a distant place. Persistent efforts made by the scientists and the continued experiments ultimately resulted in the invention of television in 1926. It was first invented by the renowned British Scientist J.L. Baird.

Television has become the most popular means of communication and a source of recreation. As the price of television has come within the reach of the middle and lower middle class families, television has gained popularity with the people of all walks of life. In the city areas, poor people are found gathering at the shops selling television sets. It clearly indicates how popular television is at the grassroots level.

Television is the best medium of communication. It provides us with the day-to-day news at home and abroad. It delights and instructs us in various ways. Dramas, sports, film-shows, cinemas and many other important events are screened on it. We can enjoy them sitting in our drawing room.

After day’s hard work, we sit before a television set that presents some beautiful and enjoyable programmes. It has enabled us to watch and enjoy games and sports like football, cricket, tennis, etc, held in different parts of the world. It also cheers us with its musical programmes.

Television is also one of the best media of advertisements. Information about new products and services reach millions of people in a few seconds by means of television. Through television, political leaders can make people aware of their programmes and can form their opinions.

But television has got its dark sides also. Sometimes students prefer enjoying TV to studying. They spend their valuable study hours by watching TV programmes. Besides, television leaves a great influence on the Juvenile mind. Some of the programmes and film shows are not always suitable for the whole family. Sometimes, obscene films and almost naked female figures are shown on television. Young people especially the students are easily affected by these sorts of scenes.

Television is a wonderful invention of modern science. It is the best medium of communication and an excellent means of recreation. It plays a vital role in our day-to-day life. It is used for the well being of the people with greater and greater success. With a careful selection of the programmes, people can derive great benefit from television.