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Class-3 Chap-10 Topic-1 Work Sheet and Answer Sheet.Pdf Cosmo School Class-3 BANGLADESH AND GLOBAL STUDIES ( Chapter-10 “ The Father of our Nation ) Topic- 1“ Bangabandhu’s education and his struggling life” Work sheet - 1 Day-1 Date-11/10/20 Exercise: A.Answer in short of the following questions: 1.Who is the father of Nation of Bangladesh? 2.When was Bangabandhu born? 3.Where was Bangabandhu born? 4.What is the name of Bangabandhu’s father? 5.What is the name of Bangabandhu’s mother? 6.What is Bangabandhu’s nick name? 7.At what age did Bangabandhu start primary school? 8.When was Bangabandhu admitted to the Gopalganj Public school? 9.Which primary school did Bangabandhu go at first? 10.What was the name of Bangabandhu’s high school? 11.What subject did Bangabandhu study at Dhaka University? 12.Which year did Bangabandhu declare his six-point demand? 13.What is the name of Bangabandhu’s party? 14.When was Awami League won in the election? 15.Why did not Bangabandhu form government? Cosmo School Class-3 BANGLADESH AND GLOBAL STUDIES ( Chapter-10 “ The Father of our Nation ) Topic- 1“ Bangabandhu’s education and his struggling life” Answer sheet- 1 Day-1 Date-11/10/20 Exercise: 1.Ans: Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman is the father of Nation of Bangladesh. 2.Ans: Bangabandhu was born on 17th March 1920. 3.Ans:Bangabandhu was born in Tungipara a village in Gopalganj district. 4.Ans: The name of Bangabandhu’s father is Sheikh Lutfar Rahman. 5.Ans: The name of Bangabandhu’s mother is Sayera Khatun. 6.Ans: Bangabandhu’s nick name is Khoka. 7.Ans: Bangabandhu started his primary school at the age of 7. 8.Ans: At the age of 9 Bangabandhu was admitted to the Gopalganj Public school. 9.Ans: Bangabandhu went Gimadanga primary school at first. 10.Ans: The name of Bangabandhu’s high school was Gopalganj Mission High School. 11.Ans: Bangabandhu studied law at Dhaka University. 12.Ans: Bangabandhu declared his six-point demand in 1966. 13.Ans: The name of Bangabandhu’s party is Awami League. 14.Ans: In 1970 Awami League was won in the election. 15.Ans: Bangabandhu did not form government because the rulers of Pakistan started conspiracy. Prepared by Tamanna Afrin (Assistant Teacher) Main Campus .
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