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Here is a Paragraph about Air Pollution that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember about Air Pollution What is air pollution?  How is air polluted? What are the main reasons of air pollution?  What are the demerits of air pollution?  How can we solve this problem? Answer to the Paragraph on Air Pollution Air is the most essential element for our life and environment. Without it, our existence is impossible Air pollution means the contamination of this essential element of nature. It is human being who is responsible for polluting this element. Air is polluted in many ways. The major gaseous pollutants of air are carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide, hydrogen sulphide, fumes of acids, paints, smoke eye. Major solid pollutants of air are dust, particles of unburnt carbon, lead, cement etc, Air pollution mainly occurs in cities and towns, especially in the industrialized...

Here is a Paragraph about A Tea Stall that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember about A Tea Stall What do you mean by a tea stall?  Where do we find a tea stall? How is a tea stall decorated? What do the customers do at a tea stall? How is a tea stall a significant place? Answer to the Paragraph on A Tea Stall  A tea stall is very common both in towns and villages in our country. It usually sits at a crowded place. It is found in a market place, a square, a bus stand, a railway station or steamer ghats, near a factory or an office and even near schools and colleges. In a tea stall, usually tea is served to the customers in exchange of money. But biscuit, bananas, cigarettes, betel leaves, etc are also sold their, Though some tea stalls are well-furnished, most of them are in a poor condition. It is usually decorated with chairs, tables and benches. An ordinary tea stall is dirty. A kettle is always ke...

Here is a Paragraph about A Street Hawker that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember about A Street Hawker  Who is a street hawker?  Where does he usually live?  How does he earn his livelihood? How does he attract the customers?  How is his lifestyle? Answer to the Paragraph on A Street Hawker  A street hawker is a man who moves from place to place to sell his goods. He is seen mostly in the morning. Generally, he sells various items like toys, clothes, fruits, vegetables and so on. Sometimes, he sells newspapers. He shouts the names of the items he sells. Children are fond of him because sometimes he wears a strange dress, sings songs or plays on a flute. He walks along roads and streets from dawn to dusk. He is a man of dignity because he earns his bread by means of his honest toil. The service that a street hawker renders to our society is great. He presents the goods that we need da...

Here is a Paragraph about A Railway Station that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember about A Railway Station  What is a railway station? (b) Describe the infrastructure of the station. (c) How does the railway line signal function? (d) How is the environment of a railway station? (c) How does the station look when a train arrives at and leaves a station? Answer to the Paragraph on A Railway Station  A railway station is a very important place for railway communication. It is a place where trains stop at and start from. The passengers of a train get into or get down from a train at a railway station. It has one or more red buildings. They are generally made of bricks. From a distance, one can see the green and red signals and red buildings of station. It has several rooms. Some of them are the waiting rooms for male and female passengers. There are a ticket counter, a booking office for goods, the sta...

Here is a Paragraph about A Day Labourer that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember about A Day Labourer Who is a day labourer? How does he earn his living? What does he do? What is his living condition? What is the importance of a day labourer in our society? Answer to the Paragraph on A Day Labourer A day labourer is a person who does manual labour in various fields every day. He is quite known to all. He is to be healthy, strong and stout. He usually lives with his family in a slum. He works hard only for his daily living. Generally, he has no land or property of his own. He renders his manual labour for others to earn money. He has to work hard in various fields or sectors. Most of the time, he is employed in agricultural and construction work. Every day, he rises early in the morning and goes out for work. He has to work from dawn to dusk. He gets his wages at the end of the day. Then he goes to market, buys hi...

Here is a Paragraph about A Book Fair that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember about A Book Fair What is a book fair? What was the occasion of the fair? Where was it held?  How was the environment of the fair?  What experience did you gather by visiting the fair? Answer to the Paragraph on A Book Fair A book fair is a kind of fair where different types of books are displayed for sale. Book fair is now held in every city and town too. It has recently become very popular in our country. People go to the fair to find their desired books. In Bangladesh, a book fair is arranged on the occasion of 21 February, 16 December, 26th March and Bangla New Year. The fair is held in an open place or in auditorium or in a big hall-room. In our country, the largest book fair is held on the premises of Bangla Academy on the occasion of 21st February, All kinds of books such as fiction, drama, poetry, novel, biography,...

Here is a Paragraph about Food Adulteration that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember about Food Adulteration (a) What is an adulterant? (b) What is food adulteration? (c) What is the reason behind adulterating food? (a) Who adulterates food? (e) Which food are being adulterated? (What is the effect of consuming adulterated food? (g) What is the role of the government in this regard? Answer to the Paragraph on Food Adulteration Any ingredient or substance added to a food item in order to increase its quantity, preserve it for a long time or make it appealing is called an adulterant. This act of addition of adulterants in food items is known as food adulteration. The chief reason for the addition of these adulterants is to increase the profit margin at the cost of the health of the general public or consumers. It is an awful offence committed by the greedy businessmen. Even, in hotels and restaurants, stale and ...

Here is a Paragraph about Bangabandhu Satellite-1 that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students.   Key Questions to Remember about Bangabandhu Satellite-1 What is a satellite?  Where was the Bangabandhu satellite designed and launched from? What is the location of this satellite?  What is the longevity of it? How will Bangaldesh be benefitted by this satellite? Answer to the Paragraph on Bangabandhu Satellite-1 A satellite (man-made) refers to an artificial body placed in orbit round the earth or another planet in order to collect information for communication. The Bangabandhu Satellite-1 is the first Bangladeshi geostationary communications satellite. The satellite has been named after the father of the nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. It was designed and manufactured by Thales Alenia Space and its launch provider was SpaceX. It was launched on May 11, 2018. Its launch station was Kennedy Space Center on Merritt Island, ...

Here is a Paragraph about 7th March Speech of Bangabandhu that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember about 7th March Speech When was the speech delivered?  Where was the speech delivered? Who were addressed in this speech? How was the speech related to our national history?  How is the speech evaluated? Answer to the Paragraph on 7th March Speech The historic 7 March Speech of Bangabandhu is a speech delivered by the founding father of Bangladesh -Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, at the then Ramna Racecourse ground (now Suhrawardy Udyan)in Dhaka to a gathering of over twenty thousand people on 7 March 1971. It was the core inspiration of our liberation war. During the speech, Bangabandhu declared in a thunderous voice that the struggle, this time, is for our freedom; the fight, this time, is for our independence." At was delivered during a period of escalating tensions between East (now Bangladesh) and West Pakistan....

Here is a Paragraph about Tree Plantation that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember About Tree Plantation What is tree plantation?  Why are trees important? What is the effect of the loss of trees?  How can we make the earth greener, cleaner and safer?  How can we encourage people to plant more trees? Answer to the Paragraph on Tree Plantation Tree plantation means planting trees at a large scale in a planned way. It is a major issue at this moment over the world. Trees are our friends. They are one of the main elements working to save our environment. They give us shade and soothe our eyes with their green colour. They give us various kinds of fruits. They give us firewood as fuel for cooking. They give us timber for furniture, doors and windows, boats, electric poles, railway slippers, etc. They give us rubber, too. Herbal trees are useful for treating diseases. Most important...

Here is a Paragraph about Mobile Phone that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember About Mobile Phone What is mobile phone? What are the benefits of mobile phone?  How can mobile phone be used as alternative to computer?  What are the demerits of mobile phone?  What are the diseases caused by excessive use of mobile phone? Uses and Abuses of Mobile Phone Paragraph  Mobile phone is one of the latest inventions of modern science. It is a small cellular phone that can be easily carried with us. It has made our everyday life easy-going and tension free. We can now communicate easily with others through this. As the networks of different mobile operators have covered almost the whole country, we do not have any chance to get lost. Our friends and family members can easily find us no matter how far we stay. Moreover, we can use internet through mobile phone and communicate with others v...

Here is a Paragraph about Traffic Education that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember About Traffic Education What is traffic education?  What are the regulations in traffic?  What may happen if we continue violating traffic rules?  Why is it necessary to receive traffic education?  Who are prone to traffic accidents? Answer to the Paragraph on Traffic Education Traffic education is a necessary part of the integrated approach to road safety, because it teaches us the behaviour that is related to road safety. Such type of education helps us know the traffic rules and regulations in a clear and simple way. The goal of this education is to learn the traffic safety. Traffic safety includes the methods and measures for reducing the risks of road accidents. Some important regulations in traffic education are: while driving- we must not drink alcohol; we must not use cell phone; w...

Here is a Paragraph about Etiquette and Manners that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember About Etiquette and Manners What do 'etiquette' and 'manners' mean? What is the difference between 'manner and manners"?  How does society accept a bad mannered person?  What are the ideas of "etiquette and manners'? What are the institutes of learning 'etiquette' and 'manners'?  How do social occasions vary? Answer to the Paragraph on Etiquette and Manners "Etiquette and 'manners' are synonymous words. The word 'etiquette is derived from French language. It means the rules of correct behaviour in society. On the other hand, manners' is an English word. It means the behaviour that is considered to be polite in a particular society or culture. In English there is a slight difference between the meanings of the words 'manner and manners. M...

Here is a Paragraph about Adolescence  that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember About Adolescence  What does adolescence refer to?  What are the noticeable features of adolescence? What are the risk factors of adolescence? What are the roles of the institutions like family, communities, schools, health services? How can these institutions help the adolescents? Answer to the Paragraph on Adolescence  Adolescence Adolescence refers to the phase in human growth and development occurring after childhood and before adulthood. It represents one of the critical transitions in one's life span. It is characterized by fast paced growth and change. There are some noticeable changes and development in biological process. For example, gaining puberty and experiencing an alteration in tone are the most common phenomena. The time of adolescence is a period of preparation for adulthood. Some ac...

Here is a Paragraph about Diaspora that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember About Diaspora  What do you understand by diaspora"? How many diasporas can you find in the history of human civilization?  Mention a few of diasporas in brief. What is the main reason behind diaspora? Answer to the Paragraph on Diaspora  'Diaspora' is a term by which we understand the situation or process in which people. leave their homelands, and settle in other parts of the world. It could also refer to those dispersed people. It is either because they are forced to do so or because they willingly leave their homeland. In the history of human civilization, we find numerous events of diaspora. The Jews were the first group of people who went through diaspora in the history of mankind. Their ancestor Abraham was forced to leave Iraq and took shelter in Egypt. Then, his offspring Jews were forced to leave Egy...

Here is a Paragraph about Folk Music that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember about Folk Music What is folk music?  What is the history of folk music?  Mention the names of some folk music in Bangladesh.  Name some musical instruments of Bangladesh.  Who are the contributors to folk music in Bangladesh?  What is the present condition of folk music in Bangladesh? Paragraph on Folk Music  Folk Music Folk music refers to a kind of music originating from the ordinary people of a region or nation and spread about or passed down orally, often with considerable variation. It is ancient in nature. It springs from the heart of a community. It is based on their natural style of expression. It is greatly beyond the rules of classical music and modern popular songs. It is sung by the common people who are not actually trained musicians. The history of folk music composition can be...

Here is a Paragraph about Higher Education in Bangladesh that can be applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember: What is higher education?  What are the categories of higher education? How many public universities, private universities and colleges are there in Bangladesh?  What are the features of public universities? Why cannot many students get higher education from public universities?  How can this problem be solved? Paragraph on Higher Education in Bangladesh    Higher Education in Bangladesh The education which is usually offered in the universities is called higher education. It is also known as tertiary education. In Bangladesh, there are two categories of educational institutions which offer higher education: the public and private universities, and colleges affiliated with the National University (NU). At present, there are 37 public universities while there were only four in ...

This is a user generated Paragraph on Human Rights. It is applicable for HSC, SSC, JSC, Class 8, Class 9-10 and Class 11-12 Students. Key Questions to Remember: What do you mean by human rights?  What do you mean by basic human rights?  What is the status of our basic human rights? Who are basically deprived of their basic rights?  Why is it important to know about the rights? Answer to the Paragraph on Human Rights   Human Rights Human rights are rights inherent to all human beings regardless of their nationality, sex, colour, religion, language or any other status. In fact, human rights refer to some moral principles or norms that describe certain standards of human behaviour. Human rights are protected as legal rights in international law. Every person in this world has the right to get food, clothing, shelter, education and medical service. These rights are regarded as basic human rights. In our country, a number of people are deprived of th...