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A Great Social Reformer
A Great Social Reformer

A Great Social Reformer 

A Great Social Reformer Class 5 Questions And Answers

A Great Social Reformer Class 5

WB Class 5 English

পঞ্চম শ্রেণীর ইংরেজি

Lesson - 10

A Great Social Reformer

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👉Let's begin...

Look at these pictures and answer the question below:

  • Who are these people?

Ans- They are Raja Rammohan Roy, Swami Vivekananda, Derozio and Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar.

  • Why are they famous?

Ans- They are famous for their social reformation movement.

👉Let's match Column A with Column B:

A

B

Vidyasagar

started Young Bengal Movement

Vivekananda

stopped the evil custom of 'Sati'

Raja Rammohan Roy

spread the message of brotherhood

Derozio

started widow remarriage

Ans-

A

B

Vidyasagar

started widow remarriage

Vivekananda

spread the message of brotherhood

Raja Rammohan Roy

stopped the evil custom of 'Sati'

Derozio

started Young Bengal Movement

The persons in column A were all great social reformers. Now let us read about a great woman, a noted social reformer from Bengal.

Let's read...

She is Begum Rokeya, a remarkable woman whose efforts considerably changed the state of female education in Bengal. Her full name was Begum Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain. She was kind and generous to the disadvantaged women of Bengal, and extended her helping hand to the poor and the helpless. She was the pioneer in setting up a school for the poor Muslim girls of Bengal. She strongly believed in the need of modern education for woman.

Begum Rokeya was born in an affluent Muslim family. Though she never went to school, Rokeya educated herself through her own interest and efforts. She learnt Arabic and Persian at home and also received lessons in Bengali and English. Some great books written by her, both in Bengali and English, will be remembered forever.

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Word Trove

generous- giving freely

disadvantaged- in an unfavourable position

pioneer-path-breaker

affluent - having money

Let's do...

ACTIVITY 1

👉Complete the following sentences with information from the text:

1. Begum Rokeya was born…………………………………..

Ans- Begum Rokeya was born

2. At home she learnt..............................................

Ans- At home she learnt

3. She never went...................................................

Ans- She never went

4. She wrote………………………………………………………..

Ans- She wrote

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ACTIVITY 2

👉Table A and Table B have words with opposite meanings.

Let's match Table A with Table B:

A

B

(a) kind

rich

(b) poor

forget

(c) advantaged

cruel

(d) remember

disadvantaged

Ans-

A

B

(a) kind

cruel

(b) poor

rich

(c) advantaged

disadvantaged

(d) remember

forget

Let's continue...

Begum Rokeya wrote extensively on the need for social reforms. Some of her famous books include Sultana's Dream, Motichur and Padmarag. She wrote against social injustice and the restrictions suffered by women. Rokeya had immense faith in women's power and proclaimed that without the help of

women a family can never stand. She questioned the gendered division of labour and felt that there should be no gender inequality. Begum Rokeya was a strong humanist. She gave lessons to women on various subjects. She was the founder of Anjuman-e-Khawateen-e-Islam (a Muslim Women's Association). Rokeya had a deep belief in the inherent unity of our nation.

Word Trove

extensively - widely

reforms- positive changes

injustice- unfairness restrictions-bindings

proclaimed -announced

humanist - a person who believes in mankind

inherent-underlying

Let's do...

ACTIVITY 3

👉Let's write T for true and F for false statements in the given boxes:

Ans-

(1) Begum Rokeya never thought about others. [F]

(2) Begum Rokeya demanded education for women. [T]

(3) She wrote against social injustice. [T]

(4) She never felt the importance of women in a family. [F]

ACTIVITY 4

Find out the word-clusters (describing word + naming word) from the above text:

Example:

Ans-

(i) Social reforms

(ii) healthy Children

iii) Muslim women

(iv) first Indian

(v) strong humanist

(vi) famous books

(vii) ideal woman

(viii) famous books

Let's learn...

Let's learn...

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👉Let's find out the meaning of the following signs:

(i)  ? tells us that it is a question. It is a question mark

Ans- (?) চিহ্নটি আমাদিগকে বলে যে এটি একটি প্রশ্ন। এটি হল প্রশ্নবোধক চিহ্ন।

(ii) . tells us that we stop here. It is a full stop.

Ans- (.) চিহ্নটি আমাদিগকে বলে যে আমরা এখানে থামি। এটি হল দাঁড়ি।

(ii) , tells us that we stop here for a short while. It is a comma.

Ans- (,) চিহ্নটি আমদিগকে বলে যে আমরা এখানে অল্প সময় থামি। এটি হল কমা।

(iv) : tells us that a list or a topic follows from here. It is a colon.

Ans- (:) চিহ্নটি আমাদিগকে বলে যে সীমানা অথবা এখান থেকে একটি বিষয় অনুসরণ করো। এটি হল কোলন চিহ্ন।  

(v) ; indicates the break of a sentence. It is a semicolon.

Ans- (;) চিহ্নটি বাক্যটি থেমে যাওয়া ইঙ্গিত করে। এটি হল সেমিকলন চিহ্ন।

(vi) ‘ indicates possessiveness. It is an apostrophe.

Ans- (‘) চিহ্নটি ঊর্ধ কমাটি অধিকার সূচিত করে। এটি হল অ্যাপসট্রফি চিহ্ন।

(vii) ! indicates surprise, joy or anger. It is an exclamation mark.

Ans- (!) চিহ্নটি বিস্ময়, আনন্দ অথবা ক্রোধের ইঙ্গিত করে। এটি হল বিস্ময় সূচক চিহ্ন।

(viii) - indicates a compound word. It is a hyphen.

Ans- (-) চিহ্নটি সংযুক্ত শব্দের ইঙ্গিত করে। এটি হল হাইফেন চিহ্ন।

(ix) “---” indicates direct speech. It is a quotation mark All these signs are called Punctuation marks.

Ans- (“--”) চিহ্নটি প্রত্যক্ষ উক্তি নির্দেশ করে। এটি হল উদ্ধৃত চিহ্ন।

Let's do...

ACTIVITY 5

👉Put the punctuation marks in the following sentences. The first one is done for you:

(i) Vivekananda said, 'All Indians are my brothers.

(ii) i am rokeyas friend said the lady (ii) who are you oh you are wounded

Ans-“ I am Rokeya’s friend,” said the lady.

(iii) who are you oh you are wounded

Ans- Who are you ? Oh ! You are wounded.

(iv) i know there are many birds like crow parrot mynah

Ans- I know there are many birds like crow, parrot mynah

(v) netaji founded ajad hind fauj

Ans- Netaji founded ‘Ajad Hind Fauj ’

(vi) vidyasagar was a social reformer

Ans- Vidyasagar was a social reformer.

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ACTIVITY 6

👉Let's fill in the blanks with appropriate prepositions:

Ans-

Swami Vivekananda was born in 1863. He was born in Calcutta. He belonged to a rich family. In those days our country was under the British rule. Vivekananda felt for the misery of the Indians.

ACTIVITY 7 (a)

Let's classify the personal pronouns and possessive pronouns from the passage:

Ans-

Raja Ram Mohan Roy was a great social reformer. He lived in the 19th century Bengal. He worked hard for the betterment of our country. His fight was for abolishing the evil system of sati, and his contribution to the improvement of Indian education will be remembed forever. We are all proud of him.

ACTIVITY 7 (b)

Change the personal pronouns used in Activity 8(a) into possessive pronouns. One is done for you:

Personal Pronouns

Possessive Pronouns

he

his

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ans-

Personal Pronouns

Possessive Pronouns

he

his

we

ours

ACTIVITY 8

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👉Use the following hints and write ten sentences about Henry Louis Vivian Derozio:

Name    Henry Louis Vivian Derozio.

Date of Birth      18.04.180

Parents' names Francis Derozio; Sophie Johnson

Place of Birth     Entally, Kolkata.

School   David Drummond's 'Dhurramtallah Academy.

Service Teacher of English Literature

and History, Hindu College.

Achievements   Assistant editor of 'The India Gazette',

editor of 'The Calcutta Gazette',

"The East Indian' and 'The Bengal Annual' etc.

Notable works  To India, My Native Land',

"The Harp of India', 'The Fakir of Jungheera' etc.

Death    26 December,1831

Let's talk...

Tell your friend about the person you love the most.

Tell her/him

i) the name of the person

ii) your relationship with the person

iii) why you like him/her so much

Let's work together...

Be a Stamp collector

We use postage stamps to send letters. Stamp collection is a very popular hobby.

Let's start collecting stamps.

        Take an old unused copy

        Collect used postage stamps

        Collect stamps of as many countries as you can

·         Read what is written on the stamps

·         Use glue and paper hinges to paste stamps in your copy

·         Your stamp album is ready


Mehemud Ali

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