In the final paragraph of 'Reading for $pleasure^{\prime}, the only reason the author gives for reading a book is that$ –

1.This passage suggest that NASA —.

2.My friend — before I came.

3.Select from the alternatives the word that is close $\to the meaning of$ '$magnanimous^{\prime}$ –

4.I hope we shall see eye to eye in the matter.

5.No spelling error occurs in —.

6.The correct word with which to fill the blank in the sentence. The bus — to Chittagong has gone up.

7.The right form of expression has been maintanied in –

8.The correct translation of the sentence that follows is — সকাল থেকে একটি চেয়ারে স্থির হয়ে বসে আছি।

9.Translation into English the Bengali sentence- পঞ্চাশ বছর বয়সেও তিনি আগের মতোই শক্ত সমর্থ ও সুদর্শন রয়েছেন।

10.Translate into Bengali the English sentence- 'His monumental failure haunts him even today.' would stand best as –

11.When the waiter in The Luncheon gives the author 'an ingratiating $smile^{\prime}, he is$ —.

12.The Magi in 'The gift of the $Magi^{\prime} were really$ –