HSC English1st paper model question with answer pdf-41

HSC English1st paper model question with answer pdf-41

Solution to Model Question–41

1.A. (a) (i) decay (b) (ii) destruction (c) (i) erosion (d) (iii) decreasing (e) (i) Royal Bengal Tigers will be lost with the destruction of the Sundarbans

(f) (iii) mangrove forest (g) (iii) Whirlwind (h) (iii) reporter (i) (ii) royal (j) (i) Zoological Society of London (k) (iii) rate (l) (i) briny (m) (ii) stretch (n) (ii) origin and development of human beings (o) (iv) Sarah Christie (p) (i) deterioration (q) (ii) five hundred (r) (iv) impact (s) (ii) 2 decades (t) (iii) existence of many different kinds of plants and animals in an environment (u) (i) swift (v) (iii) dwelling place (w) (ii) ultimate (x) (i) clear (y) (iii) 2007 (z) (i) enormous (aa) (ii) The Sundarbans is retreating rapidly.

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(a) Sidr, a super cyclone, hit the Sundarbans in 2007 and devastated it very badly.

(b)  The Sundarbans consists of two territories- and they are Bangladesh and India.

(c)   If we lose the Sundarbans, the magnificent animals will also be extinct. Moreover the global temperature will continue to rise and natural protection from tidal waves and cyclones will degrade.

(d)  Tiger expert Sarah Christie is concerned about the present condition of the Royal Bengal Tigers and the Sundarbans. She opined that Sundarbans is a critical tiger habitat. If this forest is destroyed, the Royal Bengal Tiger will also be extinct.

(e)   ZSL means Zoological Society of London. It is a research centre.

(f)   The Sundarbans is so significant because it is a critical tiger habitat. It is the only one forest that can accommodate several hundreds of tigers alone.

(g)  According to the scientists the current retreat of the mangrove forests on the southern coastline is not normal.

(h)  The coastline retreat is increasing because of storm surges, rises in sea-level, increased salinity and other extreme natural events.

(i)   To lose the Sundarbans would be to move a step closer to the extinction of these majestic animals.

(j)   Sarah Christie is concerned for the majestic animals Royal Bengal tigers. She is afraid that, if Sundarbans is destroyed then the Bengal tigers will also be extinct.

(k)  The island of the Bay of Bengal will be disappeared in about 20 years.

      (l)   The Sundarbans is famous for its bio-diversity and the majestic animal Royal Bengal Tiger.

(m) Natalie Pettorelli focused on the fact that coastline erosion is a big threat to Sundarbans. If this erosion continues. Bangladesh will lose its part of the Sundarbans within next 50 years.

(n)  According to the study of ZSL, the Sundarbans is being rapidly destroyed by erosion, rising of sea levels and storm surges.

(o)  Researchers forecast about the Sundarbans that some parts of it might cause to extinct in the next 50 years.

(p)  Thrivings of human development, continuous rising of global temperature, tidal waves and cyclones will lead to species loss in the Sundarbans.

2. (i) A flow chart showing the view of the researchers is given below :

      (ii)  A flow chart showing the present situation of the Sundarbans is given below :

Or, (i)   (i) In Bangladesh and India (ii) is being rapidly destroyed (iii) the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) (iv) tigers are being destroyed by erosion, rising sea levels and storm surges (v) The Sundarbans (vi) in 2007 (vii) from satellite (viii) 71% of the forested coastline is retreating (ix) An island (x) in 2007

      (ii)  (i) 500 Bengal Tigers (ii) The Sundarbans forest (iii) in 2007 (iv) is retreating (v) 71% of as much as 200 meters (vi) within 50 years (vii) Degradation (viii) big enough to hold tigers (ix) several hundred (x) Sarah Christie

The mangrove forests of the Sundarbans are the only habitat for the Royal Bengal Tigers. But this forest is disappearing fast due to erosion, rising sea levels and storm surges. Thus it poses a question mark over the future of the Royal Bengal Tiger, an endangered species. If this continues, the tiger population in the Sundarbans will be at stake. The Sunderbans is a critical tiger habitat; and big enough to hold several hundred tigers. So we should take steps to save the Sundarbans both for the majestic animal and for the men living around it.

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