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SSC English 1st Paper Question Solution 2025 — Dhaka Board

এসএসসি ২০২৫ ঢাকা বোর্ডের ইংরেজি ১ম পত্র প্রশ্ন ও সমাধান

ঢাকা বোর্ড এসএসসি ইংরেজি ১ম পত্র প্রশ্ন ২০২৫ — সম্পূর্ণ সমাধানসহ

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Dhaka Board SSC 2025 English 1st Paper question with full solution. Practise every part, check answers and get ready for SSC 2026. ঢাকা বোর্ড প্রশ্ন ও সমাধান।

এটি এসএসসি ২০২৫ পরীক্ষায় ঢাকা বোর্ডের আসল ইংরেজি ১ম পত্রের প্রশ্ন — উত্তরসহ। আসল পরীক্ষার মতো সময় ধরে দাও: সঙ্গে সঙ্গে নম্বর, প্রতিটি প্রশ্নের সঠিক উত্তর, আর লেখার অংশে AI রিভিউ।

লেখার অংশে যা আছে

  • Summary: of the above passage in your own words
  • Paragraph: Your School Magazine
  • Email: your plan after the SSC Examination
  • Dialogue: the importance of early rising

কীভাবে দেবে

  1. সময় ধরে লেখো। ১৮০ মিনিট — আসল পরীক্ষার মতো, বই না দেখে।
  2. লেখার উত্তরে “AI Review” চাপো। AI গ্রামার, বানান, ক্যাপিটালাইজেশন ও পাংচুয়েশনের ভুল দেখিয়ে আনুমানিক নম্বর দেবে।
  3. শেষে জমা দাও — সঠিক উত্তর মিলিয়ে দেখো, ভুলগুলো খাতায় লিখে রাখো।

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প্রশ্নপত্র ও উত্তর

আগে নিজে পরীক্ষা দাও, তারপর প্রতিটি প্রশ্নের নিচে “উত্তর দেখো” চাপে মিলিয়ে নাও। লেখার প্রশ্নে (paragraph, letter, composition) দেওয়া আছে নমুনা উত্তর।

Part A — Reading TestMarks: 50

1. Choose the best answer from the alternatives1 × 7 = 7

  1. (a) Where is May Day observed today?
    (i) In Asia (ii) In the USA (iii) In Europe (iv) All over the world
  2. (b) The policemen attacked the strikers on ——.
    (i) May 1, 1886 (ii) May 2, 1886 (iii) May 3, 1886 (iv) May 4, 1886
  3. (c) Who followed the call of trade unions?
    (i) Farmers (ii) Workers (iii) Owners (iv) Strikers
  4. (d) Who used the clubs and revolvers?
    (i) Workers (ii) Strikers (iii) Owners of the factory (iv) Policemen
  5. (e) May Day events occurred in —— century.
    (i) 18th (ii) 19th (iii) 20th (iv) 21st
  6. (f) The word 'commemorate' means ——.
    (i) forget an event (ii) observe an event (iii) remember an event (iv) honour an event
  7. (g) Which of the following best describes the workers before May 1st, 1886?
    (i) deprived (ii) benefited (iii) honoured (iv) privileged
উত্তর দেখো
  1. (a) 3
  2. (b) 2
  3. (c) 1
  4. (d) 3
  5. (e) 1
  6. (f) 2
  7. (g) 0

2. Answer the following questions2 × 5 = 10

  1. (a) What did the workers struggle for?
  2. (b) Why is May Day observed now?
  3. (c) How did the policemen behave with workers during their protest?
  4. (d) Who addressed the rally and when?
  5. (e) What have the workers learnt from the events of May 1?
উত্তর দেখো
  1. (a) The workers struggled to establish an eight-hour workday. Before that, they had to work fourteen or even more hours a day in mills and factories.
  2. (b) May Day is observed all over the world now to commemorate the historical struggle and sacrifices of the working people who fought to establish an eight-hour workday.
  3. (c) The policemen behaved very cruelly with the workers. About 200 policemen suddenly attacked them with clubs and revolvers, killing one striker instantly and seriously wounding five or six others.
  4. (d) The labour leaders addressed the rally. It was held near the McCormick Harvester Machine Company two days after May 1, that is, on May 3, 1886.
  5. (e) The workers have learnt that they will continue to be exploited until they stand up and speak out together. Only united protest can gain them better working conditions, better pay and better lives.

3. Fill in each gap with a suitable word based on the information of the text1 × 5 = 5

Text: Air pollution comes from a wide variety of sources. In Bangladesh poisonous exhausts from industrial plants, brick kilns, old or poorly serviced vehicles and dust from roads and construction sites are some of the major sources of air pollution. We can minimise this type of pollution by making less use of motor vehicles and avoiding the use of vehicles older than 20 years. We may also use proper lubricants to lessen the level of emission and pollutants. We can encourage people to use Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) or Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) for fuelling their cars. The government may relocate hazardous industries like brick kilns to areas away from human habitations.

Air is the most important element of human environment. Man cannot (a) ____ a single moment without air. But (b) ____ do not think that it is (c) ____ who pollute this most vital element. (d) ____ the prevention of air pollution we (e) ____ avoid the use of vehicles older than 20 years.

উত্তর দেখো
  1. (a) live
  2. (b) people
  3. (c) we
  4. (d) For
  5. (e) should

4. Complete the table with information from the passage1 × 5 = 5

Dr. Muhammed Shahidullah

Who/WhatEvent/ActivitiesTime/WhenPlace/Where
Dr. Muhammed Shahidullah(i) ____in 1904—
He(ii) ____in 1912—
Hejoined as Professorin 1921(iii) ____
Hewas awarded the Doctorate Degreein 1928(iv) ____
(v) ____was publishedin 1953—

💡 Write short answers (a word or a phrase) taken from the passage.

উত্তর দেখো
  1. (1) passed Entrance Examination
  2. (2) completed M.A.
  3. (3) University of Dhaka
  4. (4) Sorbonne University, Paris
  5. (5) 'Bangla Shahitter Katha'

5. Write a summary of the above passage in your own words10

উত্তর দেখো
Dr. Muhammed Shahidullah, the greatest scholar of Bengal, made a huge contribution to Bangla language and literature. Born in West Bengal in 1885, he passed the Entrance examination in 1904 and later earned B.A., M.A. and law degrees. He joined the University of Dhaka as a professor in 1921 and received his doctorate from the Sorbonne, Paris, in 1928. His 'Bangla Shahitter Katha', the first organised history of Bengali literature, came out in 1953. After a long illness, he died in Dhaka in 1969.

6. Match the parts of sentences in columns 'A', 'B' and 'C' to write five complete sentences1 × 5 = 5

Column AColumn BColumn C
(a) Patriotism is a great virtue(i) to be ready to fight against(i) themselves to work for the country.
(b) It is such a virtue(ii) to be patriot and to be devoted(ii) all oppressions that can hinder our progress.
(c) Patriotism inspires us(iii) that inspire children to prepare(iii) dream of a developed nation.
(d) So we all should encourage our children(iv) without which we cannot(iv) to their respective duties and responsibilities.
(e) Radio and television should telecast programmes(v) for which a citizen doesn't hesitate(v) to shed the last drop of his blood.
  • to be ready to fight against / to be patriot and to be devoted / that inspire children to prepare / without which we cannot / for which a citizen doesn't hesitate
  • themselves to work for the country. / all oppressions that can hinder our progress. / dream of a developed nation. / to their respective duties and responsibilities. / to shed the last drop of his blood.
  1. (a)Patriotism is a great virtue
    ____
    ____
  2. (b)It is such a virtue
    ____
    ____
  3. (c)Patriotism inspires us
    ____
    ____
  4. (d)So we all should encourage our children
    ____
    ____
  5. (e)Radio and television should telecast programmes
    ____
    ____
উত্তর দেখো
  1. without which we cannot + dream of a developed nation.
  2. for which a citizen doesn't hesitate + to shed the last drop of his blood.
  3. to be ready to fight against + all oppressions that can hinder our progress.
  4. to be patriot and to be devoted + to their respective duties and responsibilities.
  5. that inspire children to prepare + themselves to work for the country.

7. Put the parts of the story in correct order1 × 8 = 8

(a) The old woman felt pity for him and quickly gave Taimur a full dish of food.(b) Then he disguised himself as a poor traveler and supported himself by begging.(c) As a result, he burnt his fingers.(d) He came to a house and asked an old woman to give him something to eat.(e) Once young Taimur attacked a province but unfortunately his soldiers were all killed.(f) The food was very hot.(g) One day he became very hungry and could not get anything to eat.(h) He hurriedly dug his fingers right at the middle of the dish.

Choose which sentence comes at each position (1 = first).

Position 1 ____ Position 2 ____ Position 3 ____ Position 4 ____ Position 5 ____ Position 6 ____ Position 7 ____ Position 8 ____

Part B — Writing TestMarks: 50

8. Write a paragraph on "Your School Magazine" (about 200 words)10

Answer these questions in your paragraph:(a) What is a school magazine?(b) What is the name of your school magazine?(c) How is the magazine committee formed?(d) What does it contain?(e) What is the importance of a school magazine?

উত্তর দেখো
Your School Magazine
A school magazine is a yearly publication of a school that contains the creative writings of its students and teachers. The name of our school magazine is "Prottasha", which means hope. It is published every year on the occasion of our annual prize-giving ceremony. A magazine committee is formed to publish it. Our Headmaster is the chief patron and a senior teacher of English acts as the editor. Some talented students from different classes are selected as members of the committee. They collect writings, select the best ones, correct them and send them to the press. The magazine contains stories, poems, essays, jokes, travel stories, puzzles, drawings and photographs of school events. It also includes the annual report of the school and messages from the Headmaster and guests. A school magazine is very important for students. It brings out their hidden talents and encourages them to write creatively. It improves their language skills and gives them the joy of seeing their names in print. It also builds a bond between students, teachers and guardians. Many great writers began their career by writing in their school magazines. So, every school should publish a magazine regularly.

9. Complete the story and give a suitable title to it10

Add at least ten sentences to complete the story and give it a suitable title.

Beginning: Once upon a time, there was a king called Midas. He was very rich and he always longed for more riches. Moreover, he was fond of gold though he had a lot of it..........

উত্তর দেখো
Title: The Golden Touch

Once upon a time, there was a king called Midas. He was very rich and he always longed for more riches. Moreover, he was fond of gold though he had a lot of it. He spent most of his time counting his gold coins in a dark room of his palace. One day, while he was counting his gold, a fairy appeared before him. She smiled and said, "King Midas, you can have any wish you like." Midas said at once, "I want everything I touch to turn into gold." The fairy said, "Your wish is granted. From tomorrow, you will have the golden touch."

The next morning, Midas touched his bed and it turned into gold. He touched the chairs, the tables and the flowers in his garden, and all of them became gold. He was overjoyed. But when he sat down to eat, his food and water also turned into gold. He could not eat or drink anything. Just then his dear little daughter ran to him and he hugged her. At once she became a lifeless golden statue. Midas burst into tears. He realised that gold could not give him food, love or happiness.

He prayed to the fairy to take back the golden touch. The fairy felt pity for him and told him to bathe in the river. Midas did so, and everything, including his daughter, became normal again. From that day, Midas was never greedy. He learnt that greed brings sorrow and love is more precious than gold.

10. Describe the pie-chart in about 150 words10

The pie-chart shows the percentage of a family's household expenditure distributed into different categories. Describe the pie-chart in your own words in about 150 words. Highlight and summarize the information given in the pie-chart.

A Family's Household Expenditure (%)25% Food20% Housing20% Education12% Health5% Saving3% Transport15% Not labelledℹ️ The labels in the printed chart add up to 85%. The remaining 15% has no label, so it is shown in grey as "Not labelled".

উত্তর দেখো
The pie-chart shows how a family spends its monthly income on different categories of household expenditure. It is clear that the family spends the largest share of its income on food, while transport takes the smallest share.

According to the chart, food comes first with 25% of the total expenditure. Housing and education share the second position, each taking 20% of the budget. This shows that the family gives equal importance to a good place to live and to the education of its children. Health care comes next with 12%. The family is able to save only 5% of its income, and it spends just 3% on transport, which is the lowest of all the categories.

Overall, the family spends most of its income on basic needs like food, housing and education. Its saving is very small compared with its spending. To sum up, the pie-chart shows that the family has to spend carefully to meet its daily needs, and it should try to save more for the future.

11. Write an email: your plan after the SSC Examination10

Suppose, you are Ahnaf Faiaz. You have a friend named Sanjida Rahman. She informed you about her plan after the SSC Examination. Now, write an email to your friend telling her what you intend to do after the SSC Examination.

উত্তর দেখো
From: ahnaf.faiaz@gmail.com
To: sanjida.rahman@gmail.com
Subject: My plan after the SSC Examination

Dear Sanjida,
Thank you for your email telling me about your plan after the SSC Examination. I liked it very much. Now let me tell you what I intend to do.

After the examination, I will have about three months of free time. I do not want to waste it. First, I will join a basic computer course at a training centre near our house. I want to learn MS Word, Excel, typing and the internet properly, because computer skills are a must nowadays. Second, I will take a spoken English course to improve my speaking skills, which will help me in college. Besides, I will read some good books that I could not read during my exam preparation. I also want to visit my grandparents in our village and help my grandfather in his garden. If possible, I will teach some poor children of our village how to read and write.

I hope my plan will make my free time useful and enjoyable. What do you think about it? Please convey my salam to your parents.

Best wishes,
Ahnaf Faiaz

12. Write a dialogue: the importance of early rising10

Suppose, you are Fardin. You have a friend named Robin. Robin goes to bed late and does not get up early. So, very often he goes to school late and feels drowsy in the classroom. Now, write a dialogue between you and your friend about the importance of early rising.

উত্তর দেখো
Fardin : Hello Robin, you came late to school again today. What's the matter?
Robin : I got up late, Fardin. I just couldn't wake up in time.
Fardin : Why? When did you go to bed last night?
Robin : After midnight. I was watching videos on my mobile phone.
Fardin : That's why you were dozing in the class. Sir noticed it too.
Robin : I know. I feel sleepy all day and can't follow the lessons.
Fardin : You should go to bed early and get up early. Early rising has a lot of benefits.
Robin : What benefits? Please tell me.
Fardin : First, it keeps us healthy. We can breathe fresh morning air and take some exercise.
Robin : That sounds good. What else?
Fardin : Our mind stays fresh in the morning, so we can learn our lessons quickly. We also get enough time to get ready and reach school on time.
Robin : I see. I never thought about it like that.
Fardin : Remember the proverb, "Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise."
Robin : Yes, I have read it. From today I'll keep my phone away at night and go to bed by ten.
Fardin : Great! If you want, I can call you at six in the morning, and we can take a walk together.
Robin : That's a nice idea. Thank you, Fardin, for your good advice.
Fardin : You're welcome. See you tomorrow morning.

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