Class Eight English Suggestion 2024 – (100% Common) All Board

JSC English Suggestion: English is an important subject in JSC exam. JSC English Syllabus is a huge big.

Many students can’t complete this English Syllabus in time. The main reason is English 1st paper and English 2nd paper is combined in one subject. So, we have made an exclusive English suggestion for JSC Examination.

JSC English Mark Distribution

Don’t you know the English Mark Distribution of JSC exam? Here to let you know.

JSC English Suggestion All Board

• JSC English Suggestion Dhaka Board
• JSC English Suggestion Comilla Board
• JSC English Suggestion Chittagong Board
• JSC English Suggestion Rajshahi Board
• JSC English Suggestion Jessore Board
• JSC English Suggestion Dinajpur Board
• JSC English Suggestion Shylet Board
• JSC English Suggestion Barishal Board
• JSC English Suggestion Madrasha Board

JSC Exam English Suggestion 2024

English is one of the toughest subjects in the JSC examination. Many of them fail on this subject. So, a student always looks for JSC English Suggestion. So, we have made a short suggestion on English. Read till the end to get the full suggestion.

JSC English Seen Passage Suggestion

• Nakshi Kantha is a ….. embroidered on them.
• The word ‘hygiene’ …… and happy life.
• Shamima’s misery ……. famous designer.
• Once upon a time, a……think about me?
• Zara lives with her …….. in the forms.
• The ethnic people in ….. sport for them.

JSC English Unseen Passage Suggestion

• Captain Mohiuddin Jahangir ……… of Bir Shreshtha.
• Mother Teresa, the servant ……….. compassion for humanity.
• The Nobel prize is ……………… inventing X-ray
• John Donne was born ……………. on October 22, 1954
• Dr. Mohammad Shaidullah ……. with gratitude and respect
• The pioneer of Bangladeshi …………… in Mymensingh.
• About Dengu

JSC English With Clues Suggestion

Fill in the gaps with clues is also important in the JSC exam. Below you will find with clues Suggestion.

• Physical exercise means the regular ………
• Travelling is very interesting. It is a ………..
• Students should not (a)____ themselves ……..
• Trees are our constant companions in ………
• Nature has made an (a)____ ……………………..
• Women are now-e-days as important……….

JSC English Without Clues Suggestion

Fill in the gaps without clues is also important in the JSC exam. Below you will find without clues Suggestion.

• Honesty is a great virtue. It helps a man…..
• Truthfulness is a (a)____ virtue. It is ………..
• Traffic jam is a regular phenomenon ……..
• Bangladesh is a small country. But ……….
• Patriotism is love for one’s (a)_____ ………
• An honest man is true to (a)______ ………..
• Television is the most common and ……..

JSC English Matching Suggestion

• Education is the backbone of a nation
• Illiteracy is a curse for the developing country like ours
• Honesty is one of the greatest virtues of human being
• Drugs bear a terrible effect on human body
• Punctuality means coming or doing something at the fixed time
• Deforestation means cutting down of trees in large number

JSC English Suffix Prefix Suggestion

• Most of the student get (a)____(nerve)…..
• My mother is very (a)___ (affection) to me
• (a)_____ (Truthful) is a great virtue. A truthful
• (a)_____ (honest) is the best of all
• Our education remains………..
• Success in life depends on the proper….
• Trees are (a)____ (use) to man in many ways

JSC English Article Suggestion

• Bangladesh is our motherland………….
• Rainy season is one of (a)______ ………..
• Football is (a)_____ popular game in…..
• Our life is (a)____ sum total of some…
• Each and every students wants……….
• Punctuality is (a)____ unique virtue. It….
• Once upon a time there was a dove and (a)_____

JSC English Changing Sentence Suggestion

• The bee is a very industrious
• Books are the best companion
• Kazi Nazrul Islam is one of
• Cox’s Bazar sea beach is the
• Bangladesh is a very beautiful
• Book is the best of all friends
• Cricket is a very exciting game

JSC English Speech Suggestion (Narration)

• My friend said to me, “Why are you…..
• The old man said, “Can you give me….
• Once I said to a little girl, “What……….
• “Have you prepared your lesson?”……
• “Give me a few grains of corn. I am..

JSC English Punctuation Suggestion

• kamal dont be so silly he will come
• do you think it is easy to pass english
• Alexander the great was the king of macedonia
• the teacher said to kamal why are you talking in the class
• the man said can you give me some food ive been
• have you finished reading the book said nira yes

JSC English Dialogue Suggestion

• Between two friends on the importance of reading newspaper.
• Between two brothers about the necessity of physical exercise.
• Between two friends on the importance of learning English.
• Between you and your friend, about your preparation of JSC Examination.
• Between two friends about bad effects of illiteracy.
• Between two friends about importance of learning English.

JSC English Email Suggestion

• An email to your father about your preparation for the coming JSC examination.
• An email to your friend thanking him for their hospitality.
• An email to a friend inviting to attend the picnic.
• An email to a friend thanking for a nice birthday gift.
• An email to your friend inviting him/her to attend the birthday party.
• An email to your friend inviting him/her to join the marriage ceremony of your sister.

JSC English Paragraph Suggestion

• A tea stall
• Our School Library
• A winter morning
• Tree Plantation
• A rainy day
• Our National Flag
• Load Shedding
• Environment Pollution

If you need anything more let us know by commenting.

JSC English Question 2024

Read the text and answer the questions 1 and 2

Once upon a time, a dove and a bat were very good friends. One day the two friends decided to set out on a journey. They flew over the rivers and hills and came to a big jungle. Both the friends were very tired, they needed to sit down and take a rest. Soon night fell and it was dark all around.

A storm rose. It started to rain heavily. The dove and the bat started to look for a shelter.

They came upon a century-old rain tree. An owl had his nest in that tree. The dove and the bat knocked at the owl’s door. The old grumpy owl opened the door. The dove and the bat requested him to give them shelter. The owl unwillingly let them in. The two birds were hungry too. They begged for some food. The selfish owl was not happy. However, he shared his dinner with them.

The dove was so tired that she could hardly eat. But the bat was sly. He ate greedily. He began to praise the owl with the thought of getting more food. The bat said, “O wise and brave owl, you are the most generous person I have ever seen. You are powerful and mighty.” The owl was very pleased at the bat’s flattery. He puffed and ruffled himself, trying to look as wise and brave as possible. Then he turned to the dove and asked, “Now little dove, what do you think about me?”

1. Choose the best answer from the alternatives.      1×7=7

a. There was….relationship between the dove and the bat. 

(i) inimical    (ii) friendly   (iii) hostile    (iv) adverse 

b. They reached a …….after flying a long distance.  

(i) forest         (ii) open space          (iii) mountain            (iv) ocean

c. After a long journey both o them because……

(i) tired           (ii) relax         (iii) sleepy     (iv) inattentive

d. Suddenly it started …heavily.

(i) raining       (ii) rained     (iii) being rained      (iv) none of these

e. The dove owl was ….in nature.

(i) after           (ii) for            (iii) into         (iv) on

f. The old owl was……in nature.

(i) ill-tempered         (ii) good natured      (iii) cheerful              (iv) kind     

g. The owl gave shelter to the two friends………

(i) willingly               (ii)forcefully             (iii) against his will (iv) heartily 

2. Give the short answers to the following questions.       2×4=8

a. Which things tell you that the owl was not good at heart?

b. Why couldn’t the dove eat?

c. Why did the bat praise the owl?

d. Which words pleased the owl?

3. Read the following text and fill in the gaps with appropriate words to make it a meaningful one.                           5

Fifteen years old Shamima’s dreams were nipped in the (a) —– When her father wanted to marry her off(b)——- her will. Marrying off a girl under 18 is againt the law in Bangldesh . Shamima did not want to get (c)———-. But nobody paid any (d)———- to her, They arranged her marriage with a man much older than her, All her tears and (e)——— went in vain. Shamima was married off to Kamal Uddin Joardar.

Read the following text carefully and answer the questions 4 & 5.

Sultan Mahmud, son of Subuktagin was born in 971 AD. He began to invade India in 1000 AD. The early wars were against Jaypal and other kings of the Punjab. In 1008 AD he won a great victory over Anandapal, Jaypal’s son. It is said that he led 17 campaigns in India. Of the India provinces he conquered, he retained only the Punjab. He died in 1030.

Twenty years after his death a new Muslim kingdom grew up in the hills of Ghor. Soon after a war broke out between Ghazni and Ghor in which Ghazni was captured and burnt. A little later 1173 AD Sultan Ghiasuddin of Ghor annexed Ghazni and Kabul and placed them in charge of his brother Muhammad of Ghor. He took Multan and Sindh. He captured Lahore in 1186. Four years after capturing Lahore he first invaded the Gangetic basin. As he advanced towards Delhi, he was met and defeated by Prithiraj at a battle in the Punjab but Muhammad returned the very next year.

4.   Complete the following table with the information given in the passage.                                          1×5=5

5.   Read the passage again and write true or false. If False, give the correct answer.                  1×5=5

      (a)  Sultan Mahmud started invading India in 971 AD.

      (b)  Sultan’s early wars took place in Punjab.

      (c)  Sultan led more than 27 campaigns in India.

      (d) Lahore was occupied by Mohammad of Ghor.

      (e)  Finally, Prithiraj was defeated by Muhammad.

6. Read the text below and fill-in the gaps using the clues given in the boxes. There are morewords than necessary. One word can be used once only.                                                                                                ½ X10=5

The Padma Multipurpose Bridge is a mega project in the construction history of Bangladesh. This will connect three districts (a) _________, Munshiganj, Shariatpur and Madaripur. With (b) __________ connectivity 21 districts of (c) _________ south-western part of the (d) ________ will come under direct (e) _________ with the capital as well (f) _________ the whole country. It’s total (g) _________ is 6.15 kms. and (h) ________ is 18.1 meters. It will (i) ________ 3.6 billion USD. Bangladesh government (j) _________ this huge project.

7. Read the text below and fill in the gaps using suitable words to make it a meaningful text.                                  1×5=5

 The sun is the source of all energies. All the living beings (a) _________ sunlight directly or indirectly for their (b) __________ on this earth. Sunlight (c) _________ white as we see it with our naked eyes but the actual (d) _____________ of sunlight is green. Now, we are going to explain why sunlight looks white (e) __________ it is originally green.

8. Match the part of sentences from columns A and B to make five complete sentences.          1×5=5

C: Grammar part

9. Read the text below and fill in the gaps with the root words in the brackets adding suitable suffix, prefix or both.                   ½ x10= 5

Altaf Mahmud is a musician, (a) _________ (culture) activist and a (b) _________ (free) fighter of Bangladesh. He took part in the historic Language (c) _________ (move) of 1952. He is the (d) _________ (compose) of the famous song “Amar Bhaier Rokte Rangano”. He wrote that immortal song to honour the language martyrs of 1952. The songs composed and sung by Altaf Mahmud were great source of (e) (inspire) to the people who protested against the (f) _________ (brutal) of Pakistani Government. Altaf Mahmud was very (g) (support) to those who fought for Bangladesh in the Liberation of 1971. He created a camp inside his house to provide (h) __________ (accommodate) to them. His (i) ___________ (patriot) songs were then broadcast from Swadhin Bangla Betar Kendro. He was awarded the Ekushey Padak for his (j) ____ ( contribute) to Bengali culture and the War of Liberation.

10. Fill-in the gaps in the following text with appropriate articles (a, an or the). Put a cross (x) where no article is used.                       ½ x10=5

Friendship is one of (a) _____ most precious gifts of life. (b)_____ person who has true friends in life is lucky enough. Friendship makes (c) _______ life thrilling. It is indeed, (d) _____ asset in life. True friendship is (e)______ feeling of love, sharing and caring. (f)_____ true friends stand by us when we are in trouble. Lasting friendship is indeed, (g) ______ blessing. However, it is better to have friends of (h)______ same age group and mentality. In short, friendship is (i)______ essential condition for (j)______ happy life.

11. Change the following sentences as directed in the brackets.  1×5= 5

(a) Sylhet is one of the most beautiful districts of Bangladesh. (Make it a comparative sentence). (b) In the 14th century, Saint Hazrat Shah Jalal conquered Sylhet. (Make it a passive sentence).

(c) It was declared as a division by the government in 1995. (Make it an active sentence). (d) The vast green tea gardens attract many tourists. (Make it an interrogative sentence). (e) The climate of this place is very fine. (Make it an exclamatory sentence).

12. Rewrite the following passage changing the form of speech:   5

“It’s so unusual! It’s a cold night, but I feel warm now,” the Prince said. “It happens when I do something good to help someone,” he added. The Queen smiled to look at his son and said “Good night” “Good night” The Prince also smiled and said to his mom.

13. Use capital letters and punctuation marks as needed in the following passage.                   ½ X10=5

one day Neela went to see bela her elder sister bela she found her very depressed there Neela asked what happens darling

D: Writing part

14. Suppose you are Rabid and you are in a restaurant with your sister. Make a dialogue between you and the waiter before ordering your meal.                                                                                              10

15. A social organisation in your locality is hiring some volunteers for a fund raising event. Write an email to the coordinator of that organisation to be a volunteer for the event. The email can be sent to abcd123@charity.org.bd. In your email, you should           10

•  write a subject line
•  use proper salutation/greetings
•  give a brief introduction of you
•  express your interest for the role of a volunteer
•  mention why you are interested to work as a volunteer
•  write a closing remark, your name, address and phone

16. Write a paragraph of 250 words on the advantages and disadvantages of nuclear families. Your writing should address the following questions:                                                                 10

•  What is a nuclear family?
•  What are the advantages of a nuclear family?
•  What are the disadvantages of a nuclear family?  What kind of family do you prefer, why?