SSC English Question 1st Paper Model Test for Secondary School Certificate Examination 2019 is now available on our website. In this post, you will get SSC English 1st paper question. English 1st paper model question for SSC exam 2019 has been given below for your convenience.
SSC is the largest board exam in Bangladesh. In our education system, after completing 10th class study one student is considered eligible for SSC examination.
English is a compulsory subject for all groups student. SSC English is divided into two part.
One is SSC English 1st Paper and another is SSC English 2nd Paper.
Today we have furnished our article with English 1st paper model questions in other words model test.
English 1st Paper Model Question for SSC exam 2019
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SSC English 1st Paper Question
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It is estimated that the SSC exam will start in February. A rough routine already we published in our site. That will help the candidates for taking better preparation.
Anyway SSC examination 2019 is knocking at the door. Hardly we get 110 to 120 days. There are almost 11 subjects in class 10.
We get average 11 days for each subject. That means we have only 11 days in hand to get prepared. In this short time, without a right step, it is quite difficult to prepare yourself for the SSC exam.
Our students have a tendency that they are trying to collect short suggestions. And in this process, they lost a huge vital time.
SSC English Question Pattern (Syllabus and Mark Distribution)
“Section – A”
Passage No-1 (Question No. 1-3), Question from Seen Passage
01. MCQ ………………………………………………. 7 marks
02. Short Answering Questions ……… 10 marks
03. Gap filling without clues ……………… 5 marks
Passage No-2 (Question No. 4-5), Question from Unseen Passage
04. Information Transfer ……………………. 5 marks
05. Summarizing ……………………………….. 10 marks
Writing Items (Question No. 6-7)
06. Matching Sentences ……………………. 5 marks
07. Re-arrangement …………………………… 8 marks
“Section – B”
08. Paragraph writing……………………….. 10 marks
09. Completing Story………………………… 10 marks
10. Graph/Chart writing …………………… 10 marks
11. Letter writing ……………………………….. 10 marks
12. Dialogue writing ………………………….. 10 marks
You already educated about SSC English question as well as SSC English 1st paper question pattern.
Isn’t it?
Yes. This year SSC English question and SSC English 1st paper question pattern remain the same as last year. Nothing change.
There is two part of the question.
One is the reading part that is Section – A and the other one is the writing part that is Section – B.
The reading part is consisting of 7 questions.
Number 1, 2 & 3 questions will be set from the seen passage.
Question number 3 is filled in the blanks.
Question number 4 is transferring bearing 5 marks and ques. No 5 is summarizing the unseen passage.
The other part is writing. It contains of Paragraph writing, completing the story, describing graphs/charts, informal letters/e-mail and short dialogue.