Fill in the blanks with prepositions in any ten of the following sentence:

The curres - poverty destroys the will power of the poor.

Write an essay in about 1000 words on any one of the following topics:

Problems and prospects of handicraft sector in Bangladesh.

Make sentences with any five of the following:

Look down upon

Write an essay in about 1000 words on any one of the following topics:

Bengali New Year Festival.

Make sentences with any five of the following:

See through

Translate the following passage into Bangla:

Standing knee deep in a cement tank of milky water, Dinesh Kumar drunks clothes before vigorously scrubbing them with a brush at an outdoor laundry in the Indian Capital. After quitting high school, Kumar joined his father among the ranks of traditional washer men who have hand-cleaned the sprawling city’s dirty clothes for generations. Over the years, the work of ‘dhobiwallahs’ has modernized to a degree, with industrial machines now used at some laundries for washing heavier loads of curtains, bed covers and towels. But 32-year-old Kumar said that most of the washing was still done by hand. The more delicate and expensive garments also need to be handled carefully to ensure sewn on beads or embroidery were not damaged. After every wash in a milky bath of bleach and detergent, Kumar inspects the cloths closely to ensure they are spotlessly clean. “Most of the clothes come here from hotels, embassies or beauty parlous. If we don’t wash properly, they will stop sending the clothes over”, Kumar added. Once the clothes are scrubbed, Kumar rinses them in the cement tub, wearing a plastic sheet around his waist to stop his rolled-up trousers getting wet. Such so called ‘dhobi Ghats’ are normally set up next to a river, but these washer men in New Delhi rely on well water stored in cement tanks for their supply. After the clothes are hung out on lines strung up on terrace roof tops to dry, they are ironed, often by the women in the watermen’s’ family.