Hsc english 2nd

Set 02
Answer
1.A. The b. The c. A d. The e. A f. Oo g.oo h. The i.the j. Oo
2.
3. Answer:
(a) What’s it like (b) What does …… look like? (c) There (d) was born.
(e) let alone (f) would you mind (g) it (h) had better (i) unless (j) as if
4.Answer : (a) Rangamati is very busy now. But don’t worry. If I find any good hotel, I’ll contact you
immediately. (f) There goes a prove that time and tide wait for none. So, we must take proper use of
time.
(g) We should drink pure water. Since the water of this bottle is not pure, we must not drink it.
(h) The two brothers are not in good terms. Yesterday when we went to their house, we found them
quarrelling with each other.
(i) Air is polluted in many ways. It is high time we prevented air pollution.
(j) The martyrs laid down their lives in 1971. They did it so that we could get an independent
country.

(b) I could not understand the chemistry lesson today. I would understand the lecture better if the
teacher explained the points with more examples.
(c) My cousin, Mohua is going to Cox’s Bazar on vacation. If I were she, I would go to Srimongol.
(d) Bangladesh is one of the worst victims of climate change. The climate is getting hotter because
of the green house effect.
(e) Whenever I go out for a walk, I take my umbrella with me. I know many people don’t like this.

5. Ans: (a) dominated (b) confined (c) come (d) working (e) taking (f) been (g) are contributing (h)
has come (i) by keeping (j) needs.

6. Answer; (a) Once the province of a powerful prince was attacked by Taimur.

(b) What did he do when he entered the kingdom of the prince?
(c) No sooner had the prince heard the news than he came with a large army.
(d) Army surrounded the village on all sides.
(e) Taimur disguised himself as a poor traveller sothat he could survive.

7. ans
“Good morning, students,” said the teacher. “How are you?” “We are fine, sir. What about you?” “I
am fine too. Please, sit down.” “Have you prepared your lesson?” the teacher asked. “Sorry, sir, we
have not prepared our lesson,” they replied.
8. Ans. The fortune teller moved her dry, shriveled hands over the glass ball that she had bought at
a dollar store a long time ago. She could hear the laughter and the occasional shouts of the children
as they ran outside from ride to ride and from tent to tent. They never came in to see her.
9.
10.a. that b. For instances c. D. Like e. Who f. Besides g. But h.
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