Read the passage. Then answer the questions no. B: Mainul Islam is a qualified farmer in Naogaon. Mr. Islam was very brilliant as a student. He took his higher education from Bangladesh Agricultural University in Mymensingh. He then came back home and started advanced farming. He has two other brothers who are graduates in different disciplines. The specialty of the Islam family is that they all are living in their village and all are renowned in their own fields. Mr. Islam's younger brother who is a Rajshahi University graduate, is a science teacher in a local school. His youngest brother is a Social Science graduate who likes to start a local NGO to work for this area. When asked, "What makes you decide to stay here in this village?" Mr. Islam smiled and said, "Look, it's true that we could leave this village for city life. I could be a banker or my brothers could be bureaucrats. But it did not attract us. We are sons of this soil. Yes, we have education but does education prepare a person only to be an officer? Don't we have any obligation to the soil that has made us what we are?" He also added that not every educated individual should be a job seeker. He added that since his discipline was agriculture, after his education he took the occupation of a farmer. In response to the question whether they had any frustration living in a village, he confirmed that they were indeed very pleased with their life. He said. "I work in my own farm, stay with my family members, pass time with my old friends, and sleep at my own home. All these count a lot." Mr. Islam is right. Many people go to cities and forget or loosen their roots knowingly or unknowingly. Mr. Islam and his brothers are great, they haven't forgotten their roots. They not only stuck to their own roots, they have been torch bearers for others to be respectful of their roots. B. Answer the following questions: (a) What made Mainul Islam come back to his village? (b) What is the speciality of the Islam family? (c) How may Mr. Mainul and his brothers be our model? (d) "Every educated individual should not be a job seeker," Do you agree? Why? (e) What helps Mr. Islam lead a pleasing life? (f) "It's true that we could leave this village for a city life," -What does Mainul Islam want to mean by this?
উত্তর: (a) Mainul Islam's love and obligation to his soil made him come back to his village. (b) The speciality of the Islam family is that they all live in their village and are renowned in their own fields. (c) Mr. Mainul and his brothers stuck themselves to their roots by living in their village and so they may be our model as torch bearer. (d) I agree to it that 'Every educated individual should not be a job seeker because if educated people give their best in other sector than official job, they can lead that work to another level of succes. Moreover, it is impossible to give everybody job in our country. (e) Working on own farm, staying with family, passing time with old friends, and sleeping at his own home helps Mr. Islam lead a pleasing life. (f) By this Mainul Islam wants to mean that they could get better job in city but they are happy to lead a peaceful life in his own roots.
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Read the passage. Then answer the questions no. B: Mainul Islam is a qualified farmer in Naogaon. Mr. Islam was very brilliant as a student. He took his higher education from Bangladesh Agricultural University in Mymensingh. He then came back home and started advanced farming. He has two other brothers who are graduates in different disciplines. The specialty of the Islam family is that they all are living in their village and all are renowned in their own fields. Mr. Islam's younger brother who is a Rajshahi University graduate, is a science teacher in a local school. His youngest brother is a Social Science graduate who likes to start a local NGO to work for this area. When asked, "What makes you decide to stay here in this village?" Mr. Islam smiled and said, "Look, it's true that we could leave this village for city life. I could be a banker or my brothers could be bureaucrats. But it did not attract us. We are sons of this soil. Yes, we have education but does education prepare a person only to be an officer? Don't we have any obligation to the soil that has made us what we are?" He also added that not every educated individual should be a job seeker. He added that since his discipline was agriculture, after his education he took the occupation of a farmer. In response to the question whether they had any frustration living in a village, he confirmed that they were indeed very pleased with their life. He said. "I work in my own farm, stay with my family members, pass time with my old friends, and sleep at my own home. All these count a lot." Mr. Islam is right. Many people go to cities and forget or loosen their roots knowingly or unknowingly. Mr. Islam and his brothers are great, they haven't forgotten their roots. They not only stuck to their own roots, they have been torch bearers for others to be respectful of their roots. B. Answer the following questions: (a) What made Mainul Islam come back to his village? (b) What is the speciality of the Islam family? (c) How may Mr. Mainul and his brothers be our model? (d) "Every educated individual should not be a job seeker," Do you agree? Why? (e) What helps Mr. Islam lead a pleasing life? (f) "It's true that we could leave this village for a city life," -What does Mainul Islam want to mean by this?
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