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English 2nd Paper Common Composition 11-15

11. FRUITS OF BANGLADESH

Bangladesh is the country of various types of fruits. Different types of fruits grow in different seasons all over the country.

Fruits are of different kinds, colours, sizes and taste. Some are big and some are small. Some taste sweet and some sour. Mango is the king of all fruits in Bangladesh. There are many kinds of mangoes. They are langra, fazli, gopalbhog, mohonbhog etc. Mango grows cc in Rajshahi, Dinajpur and Bogra.

Jackfruit is the biggest fruit in our country. It is delicious and sweet. It grows largely in Chittagong, Sylhet and in the highland of Dhaka, Narsingdi and Mymensing. Jackfruit is our national fruit.

Banana is another popular fruit. It grows everywhere in our country all the year round. As the poor working people take their bun along with banana during lunch, it may be called the food of the poor. It is sweet and beautiful. Champa, Sabri, Amritsagar etc. are famous bananas.

Palm is a common fruit in Bangladesh. It grows everywhere in plenty. Its water is a sweet drink. Its kernel is a tasty food. It is good for liver. Papaya is another good fruit. When ripe, papaya looks yellow. Green papaya is also eaten as a vegetable.

There are many other fruits in Bangladesh. Pineapple is a good fruit of rainy season. Some pineapples taste sweet, some sour. Lychee is a small and sweet fruit. Although lychee grows everywhere in Bangladesh, it grows abundantly in Rajshahi. Among other fruits, black berry, date, melon, guava, and wood-apple are very well known.

There are some fruits that taste sour. Tamarind, star fruit and lemon are sour fruits.

Fruits are useful in many ways. Fruits satisfy our demands for different vitamins. Many families in Bangladesh earn a lot by growing and selling different kinds of fruits.

Fruits grow abundantly in Bangladesh but the advent of many kinds new fruits from foreign countries are threatening a number of local fruits. Government should take steps to save all sorts local fruits from extinction.

12. Recent floods in Bangladesh

Bangladesh is a poor third world country. Every year this country is getting poorer because of floods, among other factors. Flood is almost an annual affair in this country, occurring in one part or another. It is not always destructive. But when flood covers most of the country and lasts for days together, it causes a heavy loss of life and property. Terrible floods destroy the infrastructure of the country and thus destroy its economy.

Bangladesh has experienced some terrible floods within last three decades. The floods of 1988, 1998 and 2004 are remarkable mostly for their destructive nature. Almost the whole of the country went under water. They washed away standing crops, houses and killed a large number of people and cattle. Means of communications were seriously damaged. Normal activities stopped for a long time. The sorrows and sufferings of the people of the flood affected areas knew no bounds.

In Bangladesh, the most recent flood took place in 2004. The after-effects of that flood were very serious. The flood-affected people faced many problems. They were badly in need of food, clothes, shelter, pure drinking water, medical care and many other essentials of life. Cholera and other fatal diseases broke out in an epidemic form. The flood took heavy tolls of human lives.

That flood damaged many vital roads and streets of the country. Everyday all the national dailies and periodicals brought out special reports on that flood. People living in the low lying areas were hit worst. The poor were especially victimized by that flood. The rich had some relatives to go to. But the poor had none to turn to. The people who were not affected by the flood sent food and clothes to the victims of flood. Foreign countries also sent food and money to the people suffering due to that flood.

Although there are many reasons leading to a flood, the country-wide flood of Bangladesh that took place in 2004 was mainly caused by the heartless decision by India to open up some gates of dams in their rivers. With the rivers entering the border of Bangladesh, water rushed into this country and caused a terrible flood.

The causes of floods in Bangladesh are many. The most common cause is excessive rainfall. During the monsoon, it rains heavily in Bangladesh. After a heavy rainfall rivers swell up rapidly, overflow the banks and submerge the country. Rivers also overflow due to the melting of the snow in the Himalayan range to the north of the country. Sometimes tidal waves also cause floods in the off-shore islands as well as in the southern parts of Bangladesh.

It is not wholly possible to prevent floods. But much can be done to lessen their damage and alleviate the sufferings of the people. Both short and long term plans should be taken to prevent floods and thus save the life and property of the people of our country.

To conclude, we can say that the development of our country is badly hampered by terrible floods that visit us almost every year. Floods cause huge loss of life and deal a severe blow to the national economy of our country. So effective measures should be taken to identity the causes of floods and then prevent them as much as possible. Steps should also be taken to lessen the sufferings of the people affected by floods.

13. My favourite Teacher

A teacher is the person who removes the darkness of ignorance from the students. He enlightens the nation with the light of education. A teacher is the builder of a nation. No nation can make progress without having excellent teachers. I like all the teachers of my school. Among those teachers my favourite teacher is Mr. ‘X’. He is our class teacher. He has left a permanent impression on my mind by smooth behaviour, art of teaching and other noble qualities.

He creates interest in the mind of the students about the subject he teaches. So, we listen to him with proper attention. His convincing power is very great. He makes us confident. His voice is very sweet and lucid. He tries his best to make us ideal students and perfect persons.

Mr. ‘X’ is an M.A. in English. I have heard that when he was a student he was very meritorious. He regularly participates in the orientation courses on communicative English. He studies English like a student and tries to improve his teachings methods.

I like him because of his qualities. He is not only a good teacher but also a well-behaved gentleman. He has a high moral character. He is honest, polite, dutiful and sincere. He is friendly with all and kind to the poor students. Poor students of our school are helped by him in many ways. He is popular not only among the students but also among the colleagues and guardians. Though he has a soft corner for us in his heart, he does not let us go unpunished if we are negligent to our studies.

The teaching method of my favourite teacher is excellent. In the class he always uses English. His voice is pleasant and pronunciation is clear. All the students take part in his class by practising pair work, chain drill, group work etc. We enjoy his class and eagerly wait for his class.

Besides teaching, he helps us in many ways. He is good at sports and games. He is also interested in cultural activities. He is an adviser of our school-debating club. He is also an adviser of our school magazine committee. We cannot think of our extra-curricular activities without him. He is a friend, philosopher and a guide to us.

Mr. ‘X’ is a born teacher. He is an asset to our school. A teacher like him is a pride for any institution. He is really an ideal teacher. A teacher like him is rare. So I like him best.

14. My hobby

Human beings are working for their livelihood from the very beginning of the world. Besides work, every man has special interest in something. They do some jobs not for livelihood but for the enjoyment of the mind. And this kind of work of a man may be named as his hobby.

Like the average people, I have also a hobby. Hobby differs from man to man. One can choose drawing, painting, swimming, playing, gardening, stamp collecting and so on as his hobby.

From my very childhood, I am very fond of gardening. My garden is situated beside the little window of my room.

When I first selected that place for my garden, the place was full of bushes. I worked hard to clean that. After cleaning, I fenched the land very strongly. Fenching protects the garden from various animals like goat, cow, sheep etc.

After fenching it, I began collecting plants of various flowers. I bought some plants from market. I planted all the plants with great care. I give fertilizer, cowdung and water them regularly.

And now my garden is full of various flowers. My favourite flower is rose. Besides rose, I have tagar, bakul, belli, gandharaj, rajnighanda etc. and many other flowers in my garden. When all the flowers bloom, my joys know no bounds.

However, to make a garden is not easy at all. Good care is very important for gardening. Watering, weeding, planting are some of the works of a garden. Everyday, after coming from school, I work in my garden for one or two hours.

Somebody wonders why I spend my time in this work. But I think it is not possible to study all the time. Our mind also seeks recreation. Recreation is a part of work. After seeing the beautiful flowers, my mind becomes cheerful. Moreover, the work in my garden keeps me aloof from bad companies. Apart from this, I earn some money by selling flowers from my garden. So my hobby has become a source of money.

This is all what I can say about my hobby. I enjoy my hobby very much. This is a source of great pleasure and enjoyment for me. Whenever I feel sad, I go to my garden and that comforts me.

15. The Importance of radio in our lives

Although radio has lost its title as the ‘Wonder of Science’ because of various latest scientific inventions, it is a part and parcel of our modern life. It is an easy means of entertainment. A radio is not very expensive. Anybody, rich or poor, can buy it and enjoy its various programmes from in any part of the world.

It is also a means of communication. Various important issues are broadcast on the radio. Different types of governmental programmes are announced on the radio. As a result, people can be aware of the government’s idea. Warning of different types are broadcast on the radio too. Different types of programmes are also broadcast on the radio. Among them the news is very important to us. A radio broadcasts news at every hour. it also broadcasts weather forecast. as a result, people of different occupations become aware of it.

Education is the utmost target of any country. Radio broadcasts various educational programmes to educate people. Today sports of different kinds have become very familiar to us because of satellite technology. A radio broadcasts different types of sports commentary. it also broadcasts various public welfare programmes.

Bangladesh is a developing country. A mass media like radio can play an important role in the media sector. our technology is not so rich. As radio is possessed by almost everybody of our country, it is used as a medium to educate the illiterate people.

it broadcasts family planning programmes and makes people conscious of it. it also broadcasts about various fatal diseases like cancer, AIDS etc, their cause and effect and their prevention. Thus it makes us conscious of those diseases. Educational programme is my favorite programme. I listen to it regularly. People can be benefited by such a programme. In a word, radio is very useful to us. It broadcasts various important programmes. It is a means of entertainment as well as communication.