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English 2nd Paper Common Composition 1-5

1. Your aim in life

Introduction: Aim in life means a particular goal of one’s life. A fixed aim leads a man to the way of success. Aimlessness makes a man restless.
Different aims: Different men have different aims in life. It varies from person. Some want to be engineers. Someone wants to be a doctor. Someone wants to be a pilot. Someone wants to be a scientist. Someone wants to be poets or artists or teachers or scholars etc. It entirely depends on one’s choice, skill and intensity.

My aim/What is my aim/ What I want to be : I am a student of class 8. I have no interest in making money. I want to lead simple, plain and an honest life. So I intend to become a teacher in future.

Why/ Reason of my choice : Teaching is a noble and an honest profession. Teachers are the makers of our future nation. They educate the children to become good and useful citizens in future . Our country is full of natural resources, but we cannot use them properly. Because we do not have skilled people every where. So I wish to be a teacher.

Preparation/Activities/ How I will reach my aim in life : After passing the S.S.C and H.S.C Examination, I shall get myself admitted into a university for B.A and M.A. Then I shall get myself admitted into a teacher’s training institute for B.Ed and M.Ed. I shall acquire the skill and the art of teaching before I start working as a teacher in a college or a school.

Difficulties in getting success : Life is not a bed of roses. Though true, it is sad that living honestly is hard in our modern society. Even our field of education has become corrupted in many ways. Students do not respect their teachers. So it may be hard to be and ideal teacher, indeed.
Conclusion : Teaching is a respectable profession. Education is the backbone of a nation. I will do my best to overcome all the oppositions and to teach our students. I will bear in mind that an aim is a virtue when it seeks to do good for others.

2. Your Favorites Game/ The Game you likebest

Introduction : Sports and games help the cultivation of team spirit, discipline and comradeship. One single person cannot play a game. This requires the combined efforts of a group of players. While playing with co-players, one learns to touching harmony with others and obeys the captain.

And for this reason games draw my special attraction. There are various kinds of games. All games are not equally attractive to a person. People like games and sports, possibly inspired by a kind of fondness. From my boyhood I like football than all other games.

Why favorite : I like football but I must not say that football is the best of all games. However, I can show some reasons behind my choice. Though cricket is very popular, it takes even four to five days to decide the fate of a match.

Moreover it is expensive too. I tried badminton, but to me it is mere a pastime than a game. Again both lawn tennis and table tennis are good games but expensive and do not help much in respect of building muscles.

Football is a game, which is not wastage of time and gives the players enough energy and builds the muscles. No game is as exciting as football. It thrills not only the players but also the spectators. In colleges, universities and also the rural areas football is played. As the game is very cheap, all classes of people can watch and play it.

The playground: Football is played in a fairly large field of 110 to 120 yards long and 70 to 80 yards wide. The boundary r borderline is marked on all the four sides with some white dust. There are two goal posts on each side of the field. The distance between the two goal posts on is 8 yards and a goal bar joins the posts above the ground.

How played: The game is played between two teams. Each team has eleven players, namely one goalkeeper, two full backs, two wings halves and five forwards. A referee conducts the game. A ball is placed at the centre. When the referee whistles, the game starts. There goes on the attack and the defense. Each team tries to score goals. The goalkeeper is at liberty to touch and catch the ball between the two goal posts.

But the other players cannot touch the ball with hands. They are allowed to kick or touch the ball with any part of their body except their hands. The whole game is divided into two equal halves with an interval of fifteen minutes. At the end of the first half each team changes its side. The party that scores more goals wins the game.

Usefulness/ Merit of the game : The game is popular among people as a good form of physical exercise. It is a good source of fresh amusement and recreation for both those who play and those who watch the game. It helps much to create a sense of group loyalty and discipline among the players. It also teaches the players co-operation and team spirit.

It makes the players prompt, careful, cautious, strong and hardy. It also create sharp intelligence and leadership quality among the players. Thus apart from doing good exercise and excellent amusement football teaches many virtues and helps in the formation of character.

Unlike the other games mentioned above football is the least expensive. It is not time consuming like cricket. One can have all kinds of thrills and excitements during its 90 minutes contest. There is always some actions in this game. There is no dull moment in it.

Demerits : There is nothing as an unmixed blessing in this world. Football as a game has also some demerits. Sometimes accidents take place in the field and the players get injuries. It even sometimes proves. Much devotion to the game may hamper the students in their supporters of some football match cause harm to the opposite teams. The supporters of the two opposite teams even may commit crimes as murder of blood shedding.

Conclusion : I like football though it has some negative sides. As a game its contribution is far greater than the little harm it does. Football is getting popularity day by day in our country. Bright future is waiting for our football. If the players go on with their practice, one day they will bring the world cup. Government along with conscious people should encourage our players in this regard.

3. A journey by train/boat or a journey recently you have enjoyed

Introduction : A journey is always interesting and pleasing. Whenever I hear of a journey, my heart leaps up in joy. A journey by boat is boring, a journey by bus is very risky and a journey by are very costly But a journey by train is both safe and cheap. I like it very much. A few months ago I made a journey by train form Dhaka to Chittagong. It provided me much pleasure.

Occasion: It was last Puja vacation. Our school was closed. My aunt in Chittagong proposed to visit her house at runagate. At this my heart leapt up in joy to think that I would be able to see wild beauty of Rangamati. So I agreed at once. She proposed that the journey would be first by train from Dhaka to Chittagong, then by bus. I agreed at once. We started our journey at 8 am from Kamolapur Railway station.

Description: We reached Kamolapur station half an hour earlier. We got into the train. The guard blew its whistle and the train started moving. It was an intercity train. So it would not touch many stations. It was leaving Dhaka and the buildings seemed going back. Then we saw , the farmers working in the fields. The tree were moving swiftly back beside the line.

We eyed our mother nature to our hearts content. The green sights soothed our eyes. The villagers were going out of work. Women and children were bathing in the river. We saw green crops miles after miles. We saw the Bhairab Bridge. It was an achievement of modern technology. All the way we heard rhythmic sounds of the train. Soon we entered the hilly zone of Lamali Tilla. That was a unique sight of natural beauty. Then after a five hour’s journey we reached Chittagong station which was very beautiful.

Scene of the compartment: It was an intercity train. So we got first class seats. Most of the passengers were dizzying. Some were looking into papers and dome were watching the mother nature.

Conclusion : A journey by train is very enjoyable and safe. It provides much pleasure with enjoying scenic sights. We all should have train journey when we get time.

4. HA-DU-DU

Ha-du-du is an outdoor game of our country. It is the most interesting of all the country games. It is not only a game, it is our national identity as well. In the village areas, this game is still very popular. It can be played without spending much money.

A small but smooth ground is quite sufficient for this game. The ground where Ha-du-du is played is divided into two equal parts. A line is drawn across the middle of the field. Each party must have equal number of players. There is no limit to this number. Any number of players can take part in it.

The players of both the teams stand face to face in a line or in the form of a semi-circle. Each party stands in one part of the ground. One player of a party runs to the middle line and suddenly falls upon the players of the opponent party. He utters all along the words ‘Ha-du-du’ holding his breath and tries to touch a player of the opponent party.

If he can touch and reach his own area, he remains in ‘life’. The opponent player or players touched by him are ‘dead’, that is, disqualified from playing. They kept outside the ground until a player of their party can touch some players of the opponent party.

Then they come back to life and join the game again. Thus the parties by turns send players, one at a time, to the opponent’s area. The game comes to an end when all the players of a party are dead. The party that survives is declared to have won the game.

Among many foreign games like cricket, football, badminton etc., Ha-du-du is the game of our own. It bears the sign of our cultural heritage. The village people of our country still love this game. If we go abroad to display our national games, we feel proud to carry this game over there.

5. POPULATION PROBLEM OF BANGLADESH

Population is an unbearable burden for Bangladesh. Bangladesh happens to be the most densely populated country in the world. In an area as small as 555981 square miles, Bangladesh has a population of over 130 million. About 1500-1600 people live in one square mile. Every year more than two million people are being added to our population. The problem is now out of control. It has reached the position of explosion.

Although the population of a country is an asset, it becomes a problem when the country can not afford to provide its people with the basic necessaries of life.

The area of Bangladesh is too small to support its vast population. As a result over-population creates a lot of critical problems involving communication, education, employment, housing, health, medical treatment, environment etc. All these problems eventually lead to a general problem named poverty. Hence, it could be safely said that the poverty of our country is largely an aftermath of its population problem.

We all should come forward to control it. The government of Bangladesh has already taken a number of steps regarding the issue. In order to overcome this problem, we may follow the following rules. Each family must not have more than two children. Then each family will be planned. Each family should be made aware of the gravity of the problem.

To check the growth of population, highest importance should be attached to education of the masses. If the entire population is educated, a sense of national awareness is sure to develop among the people.

We can send more of manpower to foreign countries. It would serve two purposes: first it would lessen the huge weight of the population, second it would help the country earn more foreign currency.

Although population is considered one of the greatest problems of Bangladesh, it cannot be solved by the government alone. All the people have to be firmly committed to birth control and grow more food at the same time. No improvement is possible unless this problem is solved. We, therefore, place significant emphasis upon the solution to this problem afflicting the whole nation.