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Listing

Characteristics of a Good University Student

A good university student has at least eight characteristics. Firstly, he/she has
regularity regarding his/her studies. Secondly, he/she does everything with utmost
punctuality. Thirdly, he/she should study with concentration. Fourthly, he/she
should be perseverant in his/her efforts for studies. Fifthly, he/she is very careful
about preserving his/her good health. Sixthly, he/she should be a proficient user of
the language which is his/her medium of instruction. Instead of confining to
textbooks and studies, he/she should be outgoing and take part in various practical
work in and outside of the classroom. Finally, he/she should be aware of the major
current socio-political issues of the world. Therefore, if a university student
possesses the above-mentioned qualities, he/she is a good university student.

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Write a listing paragraph on ‘demerits of an online class’.

Problems of speaking English for a foreign student

A person who is not a native speaker of English has some problems in speaking
English. First of all, he/she has habitual tendency of speaking the mother tongue.
Further, he/she feels inhibited to speak English as he/she is worried about making
mistakes or criticism. Again, he/she does not know appropriate words, phrases or
structures to express his/her feelings. Moreover, because of some students’
dominant role in the class, others feel shy and they do not want to speak. As a
result of the above mentioned reasons a foreigner finds it difficult to speak English.
 2. Comparison and contrast

Differences between a Public University and a Private University

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Differences between an online class and an on-campus class

There are at least five differences between a public university and a private
university. Firstly, a public university is established and financed by government
fund. On the other hand, a private university is privately established by a group of
people and financed by them. Secondly, a public university has a spacious campus.
In contrast, a private university usually has a small campus. Thirdly, a public
university has student politics and sometimes campus violence. Conversely, a
private university has no student politics and campus violence. Fourthly, a public
university has session jam and students suffer for that. Contrarily, a private
university has no session jams. Finally, the students of a public university have to
pay a nominal tuition fees, whereas, the students of a private university have to pay
a large amount of money for tuition fees. Therefore, it is evident from the above
discussion that a public university is different from a private university in many
ways.

The Differences between Denmark and Finland

Though Denmark and Finland are two countries of Europe, they have differences
at least in seven areas. Firstly, Denmark has a population of 5,116,273. On the
other hand, Finland has a population of 4,926,200. Secondly, Denmark has an area
of 43,092 square kilometers. Contrarily, Finland has an area of 337,032 square
kilometers which is bigger than Denmark’s area. Thirdly, the density of population
in Denmark is 118.7 per square kilometer, while the same in Finland is 14.6 per
square km only. Fourthly, the forest area of Denmark is 10% of the total land area.
In contrast, Finland has 65% forest area. Fifthly, in Denmark the governmental
system is constitutional monarchy, whereas Finland has a republican system of
government. Finally, Denmark’s official language is Danish but Finland’s official
language is Finnish. Therefore, it is quite obvious from the above mentioned
factors that Denmark is different from Finland in many ways.

Differences between Democratic Government and Autocratic Government

There are some differences between a democratic government and an autocratic

government. In a democratic government the public opinion is clearly reflected.
_____, in an autocratic government the public opinion is neglected. A democratic
government is established by the direct support of the people. __________, an
autocratic government comes to power ignoring and disregarding people’s opinion.
A democratic government cannot be despotic. ______, an autocratic government is
usually despotic. In a democratic system, the people are the source of all power.
__________, in an autocratic system the government is the source of power. A
democratic government is a government by the people. _____, an autocratic
government is not supported by the people. _________, it can be said that a
democratic government is entirely different from an autocratic government.

3. Process

How to Make a TV Serial

A TV serial can easily be made by following the steps given below. At first, a story
for the serial should be selected. Then, a script should be written following the
story. In the next step, actors, actresses, singers and technicians should be chosen.
After the script is written, actors, actresses, singers and technicians are selected,
shooting sites ought to be chosen. Next, shooting of the serial should be done on
fixed dates. As soon as the shooting has been done, the film should be edited in the
laboratory. Later, permission for the screening of the serial should be obtained
from the film sensor authorities. Finally, when the permission is obtained, the
serial is ready for screening.

How to Fail an Examination

It is easier to fail an examination than to pass it. Firstly, take it easy, and keep
thinking that there is plenty of time to prepare for the examination. Next, think that
there is no point in going to the class since the teacher is only going to introduce
the students to the subject. After the classes progress, remember that sleep is too
sweet to ignore, so keep on sleeping because there is another class test next week.
When you are assigned with homework, consider that it is easy and stupid. So, it is
better to watch football on TV instead of doing it. At the middle of the semester,
go to the book store when there is no book left in the book store. Then think that
oh, well, no need to worry; there is plenty of time to study. On the night before the
examination, stay up late and party with your friends. During the examination, do
what you can and then take a nap. Finally, when the results are announced, it is
sure for you to get a grade of ‘F’ and you can put the blame on the teacher and
claim that he has given the failing grade because of personal hatred. So, isn’t it
easy to fail an examination by following the above advice?

How to get a good grade in an examination

4. Narrative
My Yesterday Evening

Yesterday evening I got home from work at 6 o'clock. My wife had prepared
dinner which we ate immediately. After I had cleaned up the kitchen, we watched
TV for about an hour. Then we got ready to go out with some friends. Our friends
arrived at about 9 o'clock and we chatted for a while. Later we decided to visit a
jazz club and listen to some music. We really enjoyed ourselves and stayed late.
We finally left at one o'clock in the morning.

My Department Store Nightmare

I will never forget the first time I got lost in New York City. I was travelling with
my parents during summer vacation. When we were in an incredibly large
department store, I was so excited to see such a huge place. Suddenly, I turned
around to ask my mom something, but she was not there. Then, I began crying and
screaming at the top of my voice. A salesclerk came to me and asked if I was OK.
At once she got on the public address system and notified the customers that a little
boy with blue jeans and a red cap was lost. Two minutes later, my mom and dad
came running to me. We all cried and hugged each other. This story took place
over twenty years ago. Every time I see a department store, I am reminded of that
terrible incident.

My first day at school

5. Argumentative

Why smoking should be banned in public places

Smoking in public places should be banned for three main reasons. Firstly,
smoking destroys everyone in public places. Not only does smoking cigarette
affect the smokers’ health, but it also causes health problems to other people who
do not smoke when they stay near the smokers. With over 4,000 chemical products
in only one cigarette, the lives of those whose health is affected by the smoke are
taken away 5 minutes after smoking a cigarette. Furthermore, more people,
including smokers and those affected by smoke have died with the increasing
percentage of death annually. Secondly, smoking is a main cause to environmental
pollution. Because of a number of chemicals in each cigarette, the smoke from the
number of cigarettes is very dangerous for the environment as a whole. As a result,
air pollution, land pollution, and water pollution are the consequences of
environmental pollution caused by smoking cigarettes. Last but not least, smoking
costs doubling amount of money. Smokers spend a lot of money in every single
minute they smoke, and they absorb a lot of chemical substances into their body.
Therefore, those smokers have to spend a lot of money for health treatment when
the disease caused by smoking reaches a serious situation. In short, based on
people’s life destruction, environmental pollution, and money waste, smoking is so
harmful that we should ban it from happening in everywhere especially in public
places.

Write an argumentative paragraph on ‘why there should not be any hartals’.

6. Descriptive:

Rajshahi University Campus

The University of Rajshahi has a beautiful campus. Far from the din and noise of
the city, it enjoys a calm and quiet natural atmosphere. It is quite a big campus
with an area of 750 acres of land. It is bordered by a road in the south and a
railway in the north. The Administration Building of the university with a nice
garden in from of it faces the main gate of the university and is surrounded by
many other buildings. The buildings are all connected with one another by a vast
network of roads and streets. The rows of different kinds of trees on each side of
the roads contribute greatly to the beauty of the campus. It is further enhanced by
the green fields, beautiful gardens with colourful flowers scattered here and there.
At night, innumerable electric bulbs light the whole campus and then it appears
wonderful to the travelling viewers. In fact, this campus has a wonderful scenic
beauty.

7. Cause and Effect:

Why cities are growing faster

In recent decades, cities have grown so large that now about 50% of the Earth's
population lives in urban areas. There are several reasons for this occurrence. First,
the increasing industrialization of the nineteenth century resulted in the creation of
many factory jobs, which tended to be located in cities. These jobs, with their
promise of a better material life, attracted many people from rural areas. Second,
there were many schools established to educate the children of the new factory
laborers. The promise of a better education persuaded many families to leave
farming communities and move to the cities. Finally, as the cities grew, people
established places of leisure, entertainment, and culture, such as sports stadiums,
theaters, and museums. For many people, these facilities made city life appear
more interesting than life on the farm, and therefore drew them away from rural
communities.