Suggestion for H S C Examination-2026, English First paper
Syllabus for HSC Examination
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Question no. |
Title |
Marks |
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Part-A Reading |
60 |
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Seen passage -1 |
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1. A |
MCQ (guessing word meaning) |
1×5 = 05 |
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1. B |
Comprehension Questions |
2×5 = 10 |
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Seen passage -2 |
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2 |
Flow Chart |
2×5 = 10 |
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Seen passage -3 |
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3 |
Summarizing |
1×10 = 10 |
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Non textual |
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4 |
Cloze test with clues |
.5×10 = 05 |
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5 |
Cloze test without clues |
1×10 = 10 |
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6 |
Rearranging |
1×10 = 10 |
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Part-B Writing |
40 |
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7 |
Writing Paragraphs answering questions |
07 |
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8 |
Completing a story |
07 |
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9 |
Writing informal letters/emails |
08 |
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10 |
Analyzing maps/graphs/charts |
10 |
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11 |
Appreciating short stories/poems (identifying genre, theme, subject matter, and interpreting the content) |
08 |
Total – 100
Suggestion
Question no. 1-3.
MCQ, Short answer Questions, Information transfer/flow chart and Summary -35
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Unit |
Title |
Lesson |
Unit |
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Lesson |
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1 |
Education and Life |
1B,2B,3A 4c |
7 |
Youthful achievers |
1, 1A, 3B |
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2 |
Art and craft |
1A,2B,F,3B,C,D 4A,B |
8 |
Relationships |
1B, 3C, 4B, |
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3 |
Myths and Literature |
1F, 2B, 3B, 4B |
9 |
Adolescence |
1B, 2B, 3B, 4B, H |
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4 |
History |
1I, 2B,C, B, A |
10 |
Lifestyle |
3A, 4D, 5B |
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5 |
Human Rights |
4 B, 5F, |
11 |
Peace and conflict |
2B, 3A |
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6 |
Dreams |
1D, 2A,H |
12 |
Environment and nature |
2B, 3F, 4F, 5A, |
Question no. 4
Filling gaps with clues-5
Learn the rules of gap filling with clues and practice all board questions.
Give importance to textual gaps.
Question no. 5
Filling gaps without clues-10
Learn the rules of gap filling without clues and practice all board questions.
Give importance to textual gaps.
Question no.6
Rearrangement-10
1. Androcles 2. Alfred Nobel (SB17) 3. Robert Bruce 4. Taimur 5. An English boy was making (DjB17)
6. A Witty cook 7. Tomas Alva Edison (JB 25) 8. A poor farmer and his rich neibour 9. Fazlul Haque 10. Kazi Nazrul Islam (CB19) 11. Jaynul Abedin 12. An English Poet (DjB19) 13. Cinderella 14. Socrates 15. A Fox without tail 16. Alexander and Porus 17. A king and an astrologer(JB19) 18. Sheikh Saadi (DB 25, CB 25) 19. The lion and a rat 20. Socrates in the jail 21. Nelson Mandela (All boards- 18) 22. Kaliph Omar (R) 23. Who will bell the cat? 24. A thirsty crow 25. Hatem Tai 26. Nasir uddin Hojja 27. Hazrat Abdul Kader Zilani 28. A hair and a tortoise 29. Rabindra Nath 30. Einstein 31. A happy cobbler 32. An old man had five sons 33. A selfish giant 34. The goose with golden egg 35. A dog with a bone 36. Robinson Crusoe 37. A grocer and a fruit seller (CtgB 25) 38. Grapes are sour(CtgB16 SB19) 39. A Farmer and a purse of gold (SB 25) 40. The wisdom of Solomon 41.Two friends and a bear 42. Buddha and a poor woman 43. Queen Victoria 44. The pied Piper 45. A monkey and a puppy 46. Dr. Mohammad Shahidullah(CtgB17) 47. Once there lived a sultan in a country (BB,DB17) 48. Once a lad went to a famous teacher (JB17) 49. Aristotle (RB17) 50. Khan Jahan Ali (CB17) 51. Dr. Kudrat-E Khuda (RB19) 52. Detecting the thief (DB19) 53. Hercules, a Greek mythical hero (CtgB19) 54. Abraham Lincoln (BB19) 55. Gazi Pir 56. Amerigo, a street child 57. Abu Ben Adham (RB 25) 58. Once a necklace was (BB 25)
Question no.7
Writing paragraph answering questions 7
7. Paragraph-07
Textual:
- Human Rights
- Adolescence
- Fitness
- Conflict
Nontextual:
- Uses and abuses of mobile phone(BB’17)
- Satellite TV channels
- Pahela Baishakh
- Eve-teasing
- Food adulteration (DB,CtgB’17, All boards18)
- Modern Technology(SB’17)
- An ideal student(CB’17)
- Drug addiction (DjB’17)
- Female education
- Gender discrimination
- Premature marriage/Early marriage
- Importance of Learning English
- Natural calamities/disasters in Bangladesh
- Social values
- 21st February
- Necessity of education
- Deforestation/ Importance of tree plantation
- Your favourite person
- Good health
- My best friend (JB’17)
- Environment pollution (RB’17)
- Water/Air pollution
- Causes of failure in English
- Your college library
- Smoking
- Bangladesh
- Earth Quake
- The benefits of early rising
- Internet
- Load Shading
- A book fair
- Curse of Dowry
Question no.8
Completing Story 7
- In an afternoon, grandmother was sitting---- (CtgB19)
- A happy cobbler ( JB19 )
- A thirsty crow (BB17, DB19)
- A crow and a fox (JB17, BB19, MB 25)
- Once a dove was--- (DB17, All boards 18, RB 25)
- A poor wood cutter (SB17, SB23)
- There was a shepherd boy.(CtgB17)
- There was a boy who hailed from an obscure back ground. (new CB’17, Ctgb’23)
- It was late at night--------(new RB17)
- It was a bright sunny morning------(new DjB17,RB23)
- Who will bell the cat?
- An old man had five sons--
- A selfish giant (CB23)
- Once there was a very powerful man---
- King Lear
- The goose with golden egg
- Robert Bruce
- A lion and a mouse
- A dog with a bone
- Sheikh Sadi
- An honest farmer
- A hair and a tortoise
- A friend in need is a friend in deed.
- There was an old house in a village
- King Solomon
- Bayezid Bostami
- The boys and the frogs (DB23)
- Ismail Mia is an established farmer----(JB23)
- The wolf and the crane
- An old lion and a cunning fox
- An astrologer and a king
- A fox without a tail
- The pied Piper
- Queen Victoria
- Fardin was a an educated young man......(BB23)
- Once there was a farmer in a village. He was very idle ----(Djb23)
- A lion and a boar (MB23)
- A naughty cow boy (BB 25)
** There may also be newly made stories on the question paper. You have to write those stories with your own experience.
Question no.9
Informal Letters /E-mails-10
Write a letter/E-mail to your father/mother/sister/ brother/friend/ any relative telling him/ her about:
- to be well prepared for the ensuing HSC examination (DjB19)
- your progress of studies(CB19)
- to send you the routine of HSC examination,2019 (CtgB19)
- Your preparation for the coming examination(JB17, SB19)
- The importance of outdoor games and sports (RB19, MB23)
- The importance of reading news paper(DB19)
- Inviting your pen friend to visit your country (JB19, DB 25)
- for congratulation on getting first prize(CtgB17 All boards 18, SB23)
- To the graduate admissions asking them about admission procedure (CB17)
- Natural beauty of Bangladesh (DB17)
- not to spend much time in Facebook. (DjB17, CB 25)
- to join a picnic (SB17)
- Thanking a friend for a gift you received from him/her on your birth day (SB17, CB23, CtgB 25, BB 25)
- The dangers of smoking-(RB17)/drugs
- to be aware of the outbreak of COVID 19
- How to improve in English (RB23)
- not to share fake/baseless news on social media account (JB23)
- Not to adopt unfair means in the examination (BB23)
- co curricular activities
- your plan after H.S.C examination (Ctgb23)
- Importance of learning English
- Condolence at his/her father’s death
- Describing the scenic beauty of the Sundarbans (DB23)
- Describing the selling rates of seven types of books in Ekushey Boi Mela 2023 (JB23)
- To read English News paper (Djb23)
- telling him how you spent your summer vacation (MB 25)
- about the celebration of 16 December (RB 25)
- showing sympathy to a friend who is hospitalized with dengue fever (Djb 25)
- describing the foods and food habits in Bangladesh (JB 25)
- to return a book (SB 25)
Warning: The suggestion is only for practice. Learn how to answer the items and go on practicing.
Question no.10
Describing charts/graphs/maps-15
Graph showing:
- Number of internet users in town and village (BB19)
- An increase in the number of overseas students (SB19, JB 25)
- The number of mobile and internet users in Bangladesh (DB19)
- Gradual rate of internet users (RB17, CB19)
- The number of people living below the poverty line(JB17, All boards-18, MB25, SB 25)
- The main reasons of study according to different age groups.
- The number of educational institutions in Bangladesh.
- The number of students passing in a year.
- The literacy rate.
- The number of students in a school/college.
- Different types of pastime activities of Bangladesh
- Population growth in Bangladesh
Pie chart:
- Sources of environment pollution in a city(DjB19)
- Choice of profession by different educated people(CtgB17, JB19, DB, SB,RB23)
- The percentage of travelers in Bangladesh travelling in different transportation ways (RB19, Ctgb23, CB 25)
- Sources of air pollution in a city (DjB17, CtgB19)
- Percentages of transportation used by 800 students (SB17)
- Time allocation of students’ daily activities (CB17,CB23, Djb23, BB 25)
- The distribution of a family’s household income(BB17)
- Sources of electricity of U.S.A (DB17)
- The percentage of early marriage in Bangladesh
- Sources of foreign currency in Bangladesh (BB23)
- Different sectors of child labour (MB23)
- Types of books preserved in a college library. (DB 25)
- The interest of the students of a college in different subjects (DjB 25)
Question no.11
Appreciating literary items-08
Textual:
1. She walks in beauty 2/1
2. I died for beauty 2/1
3. Auld Lang Syne 2/2
4. I Have Seen Bengale’s Face- Jibanananda Das (9/1)- 3/1 Because I have sin Bengal’s face I will seek no more
5. Landscape with the Fall of Icarus 3/2
6. ‘Dreams’ by D.H. Lawrence (10/2)- All people dream, but not equally 6/2
7. ‘Dreams’ by Langston Hughes (10/2)-Hold fast to dreams (JB’17) 6/2
8. Those Winter Sundays 8/2
9. How Do I Love Thee 8/4
10. Lying Thinking Last night 11/1
11. From September 1, 1939 11/1
12. Peace 11/4
13. Blowin’In The Wind 11/4
14. Endangered Species List Blues 12/3
Nontextual:
- I wandered Lonely as a cloud- William Wordsworth
- Sonnet 18 – William Shakespeare
- The Rime of the Ancient Mariner – S.T Coleridge
- A Poison Tree – William Blake
- If those I loved were lost – Emily Dickinson
- A poet to his Beloved – W.B Yeats
- No man is an Island – John Donne
- Under the Green wood Tree – William Shakespeare(SB’17)
- Love and Friendship-William Shakespeare (4/2)- Blow, blow thou winter wind(BB’17)
- The School boy - William Blake (5/3)- I love to rise in a summer morn (DB’17, CB’17)
- The lake Isle of Innisfree- W.B. Yeats (12/1)-I will arise and go now, (RB’17)
- September1, 1939-W.H. Auden (12/1)- I sit on one of the dives
- The Charge of the Light Brigade- Lord Alfred Tennyson (12/3)- Half a league,
- She Walks in Beauty-Lord Byron (14/1) -She Walks in Beauty, like the night
- I died for beauty-Emily Dickinson (14/1)- I died for beauty, but was scarce
- Leisure – William Henry Davies
- There is no Frigate Like a book – Emily Dickinson
- What is our life? A play of passion – Sir Walter Raleigh
- I died for beauty - Emily Dickinson
- There is another Sky – Emily Dickinson
- Song: Go and Catch a Falling Star - John Donne
- To Daffodils – Robert Herrick
- Today – Thomas Carlyle
- Tree at my Window – Robert Frost
- Laughing Song – William Blake
- The Sands of Dee – Charles Kingsley
- The Shepherd - William Blake
- Patriotism – Sir Walter Scott
- Crabbed Age and Youth – William Shakespeare
- Ode to a Nightingale – John Keats
- TIME, you old gypsy man (DjB’17, All boards-18)
- There were two brothers in a village. (CtgB’17)
** There may also be stories for appreciating. You have to read the stories attentively and try to find out the field of appreciating.
** The suggestion is only for practice. Learn how to appreciate literary items and go on practicing.
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