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Paragraph : Food Pyramid

Write a short composition on 'Food Pyramid' in at least 5 sentences by answering the following questions. [Remember to use capital letters, punctuation, correct spelling and sentence structure.] What is a food pyramid? How many groups of foods are there in a food pyramid? How does the chart help us? Which food should we eat in plenty? Why should we eat dairy products? Food Pyramid Food is one of the basic needs of human beings. The food pyramid is a chart to shows the five groups of foods. The chart shows us how much of each group of food we should eat. In the pyramid, there are different types of foods; like beads, cereals, rice, noodles, potatoes, etc. These types of foods are very helpful and healthy. So, we should eat plenty of these foods. There are some fresh fruits and vegetables. We must eat them regularly. There are daily products like milk, cheese, yoghurt. We should eat these food items because they are important for health but we don't need too much of them. Fin...

Paragraph : Saint Martin's Island

Write a short composition on 'Saint Martin's Island' in at least 5 sentences by answering the following questions. [Remember to use capital letter, punctuation, correct spelling and sentence structure.] What sort of island is Saint Martin's Island? What is the area of the island? When was the island named as Saint Martin's Island? Who name the island as "Narical Gingira"? What can you see there? Saint Martin's Island Saint Martin's Island is small in Bangladesh. It is the only coral island in Bangladesh. It has an area of only 8 km 2 in the north-eastern part of the Bay of Bengal. It is about 9 km south of the tip of the Cox's Bazar Teknaf. There is a small adjacent island. It is separated at high tide, called Chhera Island. It is about 8 km west of the north-west coast of Myanmar. During British period, the island was name St. Martin Island. The local name of the island is "Narikel Gingira" . There are many turtle...

Paragraph : The July Revolution 2024 in Bangladesh

The July Revolution (জুলাই অভ্যুত্থান) Or, The July Revolution 2024 in Bangladesh The July Revolution of 2024 in Bangladesh marked a turning point in the nation’s history. Initially sparked by students protesting the longstanding quota system, the movement soon became a powerful wave against the authoritarian rule, systemic corruption, that had built up over 16 years. The government, criticized for its deeply corrupt institutions and lack of accountability, responded with violent repression. In the early stage of the quota reform protests, the government’s heavy-handed approach led to multiple student deaths, including those of Abu Sayed and Mugdha and several others. This brutality ignited widespread outrage, and thousands took to the streets, transforming the student-led protest into a nationwide movement. Throughout the revolution, over a thousand students and citizens, including at least 67 children, lost their lives. By August 5, the people of Bangladesh had reached their ...

Dialogue about Anti-Discrimination Student Movement 2024

About Anti-Discrimination Student Movement 2024 (বৈষম্য বিরোধী ছাত্র আন্দোলন সম্পর্কে দুই বন্ধুর মধ্যে সংলাপ।) Myselt : Hey Neeloy, did you see how big the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement has become? It’s no longer just students-people from all walks of life are joining in! Neeloy : Yeah, I noticed that too. It started with students demanding a merit-based system instead of the quota system. But now it’s transformed into something bigger, with people calling for major political change. Myself : Exactly, I think people are just fed up with the systemic inequality and lack of fairness. The quota system was only the tip of the iceberg, but it’s clear there are so many more issues people want addressed. Neeloy : And it’s incredible how this movement gained momentum so quickly. When it began, I didn’t expect it to lead to demands for the government to step down. But I guess it reflects how much frustration has built up over the years. Myself : Definitely. The government’s rigid sta...

Dialogue about how Abu Sayed was Shot Death

About how Abu Sayed was Shot Death in the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement 2024. (বৈষম্য বিরোধী ছাত্র আন্দোলনে শহীদ আবু সাঈদকে কিভাবে গুলি করে হত্যা করা হয়েছিলো সে সম্পর্কে একজন সহযোদ্ধা ও প্রতিবেদকের মধ্যে সংলাপ।) Reporter : Asif, thank you for speaking with me today. I know this is a painful time, but can you tell us what happened when Abu Sayed was shot during the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement? Asif : Thank you. It’s hard to talk about. We were peacefully protesting, demanding a fair, merit-based system. But suddenly, the police showed up and tried to disperse us aggressively. Reporter : I understand. What happened next? Asif : The situation escalated quickly. Abu Sayed was standing beside me, chanting and holding a sign, completely unarmed. He was determined, but peaceful, like the rest of us. Then, a group of policeman started moving toward us. They didn’t warn us; they just came closer with weapons ready. Reporter : So, they opened fire without warning? Asif : ...

Paragraph : Anti-discrimination Students Movement - 2024

Anti-discrimination Students Movement The Anti-discrimination Movement is a significant student movement demanding for fair treatment in the civil service quota system which ultimately urns into an epoch-making mass uprising against autocratic Hasina regime. The Anti-discrimination Students Movement is a significant movement initiated by a group of student activists in Bangladesh formed in 2024. It emerged from the nationwide push for fair treatment in civil service job quotas, as many students felt that the existing system was unjust. The movement gained momentum through organized protests, including marches, human chains, and blockades across various cities. A pivotal moment came when a student leader, Abu Sayed, was tragically shot by police, which galvanized support for the cause and intensified the protests. On August 5, 2024, the movement played a crucial role in a large uprising that led to the fall of the former fascist Prime Minster, Sheikh Hasina. This marked a signifi...

Paragraph : Smart Phone

Smart Phone A smart phone is a mobile or cellular phone that runs off a mobile operating system (OS) and functions like a mini computer. Smart phones also function as portable media players, digital cameras, video cameras and GPS navigational devices. Smart phone have become an essential part of our daily lives, offering a range of uses that have made communication, entertainment, and information sharing easier and more accessible. They have become a popular tool for connecting with friends and family, making calls, sending texts, taking online classes and using social media platforms. In addition to communication, smart phones have many other uses, including accessing the internet, taking photos and videos, playing games, and managing calendars and to-do lists. They also serve as a portable device for listening to music, watching movies and TV shows, and reading books. On the other hand, the misuse of mobile phones can lead to various negative conseque...

Mugdho’s Sacrifice to Establish Rightful Demand : Completing Story

Read the beginning of the story. Add at least ten new sentences to complete the story. Give a suitable title to it. From the very young age, Mughdo always spoke up against injustice. So, when he saw the students fighting against the fascist Hasina government for their .................... Mugdho’s Sacrifice to Establish Rightful Demand From the very young age, Mughdo always spoke up against injustice. So, when he saw the students fighting against the fascist Hasina government for their rightful demand of quota reform, he could not sit idle in the house. On 18 July 2024, Mugdho set out to distribute food and water to the protestors who took part in the anti-discrimination students movement. He came out with water bottles and boxes of biscuits in hands. “Water, water, who needs water?” was Mugdho’s voice on July 18 when he joined the protesters whom he delieved to be fighting for justice...