PSC Clerkship Main Descriptive English Part-3

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আসন্ন PSC Clerkship (Main) পরীক্ষার Group-A তে  ইংরাজিতে 50 নম্বরের Descriptive Paper এর কথা মাথায় রেখে কিছু নমুনা প্রস্নত্তর নিচে দেওয়া হল। Descriptive Paper এর উত্তর কিরকম হওয়া উচিত,তা জানানোর উদ্দেশ্যে এবং এখন থেকে তোমাদের Main পরীক্ষার জন্য প্রস্তুত করার লক্ষে এই সিরিজ চালু থাকবে পরীক্ষার আগে পর্যন্ত। 

PSC Clerkship (Main) English

1. Translate the following passage into English.

আমার মেয়েটি জন্ম নিয়েই মারা গেল। আমাকেও সেইসঙ্গে যাবার সময় ডাক দিয়েছিল। সে যদি বেঁচে থাকতো, তাহলে সেই আমার জীবনে যা কিছু বড়ো, যা কিছু সত্য, সমস্ত এনে দিত; তখন মেজোবউ থেকে একেবারে মা হয়ে বস্তুম। মা যে এক সংসারের মধ্যে থেকেও বিশ্বসংসারের। মা হবার দুঃখটুকু পেলুম কিন্তু মা হবার মুক্তি টুকু পেলাম।

My daughter died at birth. She also betokened me to accompany her. if she were alive, she would have brought fruition in my life. Then I would have been transformed from Mejobou into a mother. In a family, a mother is a symbol of Universal motherboard. I suffered the pangs of motherhood but could not taste its fruition.

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2. Summaries the following passage in not more than 90 words.

More than 70% of our earth is covered with seas and oceans. It is a watery planet! A vast variety of fishes, from mantas to minnows, inhabit the seas. They naturally play a crucial role in man's existence on land, both as food and as targets for exploitation by man for his industrial advance and for his leisure activities. It is in our interest, therefore, to make special efforts to observe them in their natural habitat. While many wildlife lovers watch birds or shoot jungle animals with a camera, few bother to observe fishes at first hand.

This is reflected in the paucity of books on Indian fishes. The few books we have are mostly serious tomes written in scientific jargon and are understood only by academics. To my mind, one of the best is that by Sir Francis Day, written as early as 1878, but still an excellent for a detailed knowledge of Indian fishes. It was out of print for a long time and though a reprint is now available, it is very expensive and is intended for the specialist rather than the lay reader.
The need for a book on Indian fishes, written for the lay person, has, therefore, been a long-felt need.

Answer : Variety of fishes inhabit the vast water bodies that cover almost 70% of the earth. These fishes serve man as food and as objects of recreation that play a vital role for man’s existence on earth. But unlike bird watchers or wildlife photographers, few care to watch fishes in their natural habitat. However, books on Indian fishes are very few. Though a few serious tomes of scientific jargon are available, they are very expensive and meant for the specialists. So, the need for a book of Indian fishes for lay leaders has long been felt. 

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3. You are (XYZ),a staff reporter of the Times of India. Last week, you attended a seminar on ‘Pleasures of Eye-Donation;, organized by the Drishti Foundation of your district. Write a report in not more than 200 words on this seminar for publication in the Times of India.

Seminar on ‘Pleasures of Eye-Donation’

                                            (XYZ)Staff Reporter

Howrah, March 9 : The Drishti Foundation had organized a seminar on ‘Pleasure of Eye –Donation’ in the Sarat Sadan Hall at 4 p.m. yesterday. This programme was organized to spread the awareness regarding eye donation under the guidance of Prof. (Dr) A. Laha, Founder member, Drishti Foundation, Howrah. A team of eye surgeons and a few social workers were the main participants. The main attraction of the seminar was Mr. Gupta and his wife Mrs. Gupta who donated the eyes of their only daughter who had died in an accident while returning home from school. Though, they felt it a difficult task, they expressed a sense of pride in doing this noble cause. While answering various questions from the participants, Mr. Bhandari, Surgeon, Lions Club Hospital, clarified that one could donate eyes within two hours of one’s death. Age or systemic illness such as diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease is not barriers for eye donations.

The programme got overwhelming response from the participants. More than hundred participants attended the seminar took pledge to donate their eyes for the benefit of those who have never known the glories of this beautiful world. 

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