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Traffic Jam

A long line of vehicles stands still for a moment blocking the normal flow of life. This is what we actually call “Traffic Jam”. Traffic jam is one of the most irritating problems in Bangladesh. It mainly occurs near bus stands, railway crossing, a big market or at the turn of a road. The reckless playing of vehicles, hapazard parking, narrowness of the roads and overtaking tendency are the main causes of traffic jam. Weak traffic control system is also largely responsible for this.

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A Rainy day

            A rainy day is a day when it rains almost all day long. The sky often remains cloudy and it is dark all around. The roads become muddy and slippery. One can not go out without an umbrella. Sometimes, the roads and fields go under water and people have to walk their homes or working places. Open manhole is very dangerous on a rainy day because one can not know where it is under water. Children can not attend theie school or go out to play. They feel very happy and they pass the day by playing indoor games like hide and seek, ludo, chess, carom etc.

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Your Visit to a Science Fair

 

            A science fair is a display of scientific instruments. Recently I paid a visit to a science fair held in our school premises and learnt many new ideas. Some reputed schools in K.C.C. took part in this science fair with their new discoveries. They displayed hand-made models of ships, motorcars, aeroplenes, trains, radios, televesions, and computers. The fair lastedfor two days only. Local people also visited the fair and praised the young scientists for their uncommon performances. Several pavilion’s were ereated to display the scientific tools in an attractive manner.

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Arsenic Polution

Mankind are facing some problems of health and life in present day world. Arsenic is ane of them. Arsenic contamination in ground water is a serious poison. And poisoning by arsenic is a slow process. Tube-well water contains arsenic. The use of such water is dangerous. If people drink such water, they get diseases. Health experts are worried about this problem. They say that people should not drink the water which contains  arsenic. Rain water and surface water in ponds and rivers is a source of arsenic free water. People should know how to make water arsenic free through sterilisation by boiling and other methods.

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To Daffodils

Fair Daffodils, we weep to see

You haste away so soon;

As yet the early-rising sun

Has not attained his noon.

Stay, stay

Until the hasting day

Has run

But to the even song:

And, having prayed together, we

Will go with you aling.

We have short time to stay, as you

We have as short a spring;

As quick a growth to meet decay,

As you, or anything.

We die.

As your hours do, and dry

A way

Like to the summer’s rain,

Or as the pearls of morning’s dew,

Ne’er to be found again.

By Robert Herrick

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Bonsai Tree

Bonsai is the art of growing trees and other plants into small containers in such a way that it become the miniature of a real tree. A bonsai tree may be 10 years old but have a height of one foot only. The art of Bonsai originated perhaps more than 1000 years ago in China. Early Japanese aristocrats also showed a fondness for Bonsai and contributed greatly to its development. Bonsai is different from normal pot-planting as it is considered an art form. A Bonsai tree is carefully shaped to remain small but still has the appearance of a large tree. It does not need large pots but small containers and not much of soil. A Bonsai container has holes in the bottom which are covered by small nets so that the soil does not flow out with the water.

            The plant is then taken out of its original pot and one-third of its root is cut off. It is then tied to the bottom of the pot with the help of wires. Soil is then spread over it to cover the container, but about an inch of the root is allowed to stay on the soil to enhance beauty.

            The soft branches of the plant are coiled by wires so that they are compelled to grow the way the planter wants them to grow. This allows the planter to give the tree a particular shape. A Bonsai plant is never allowed to grow too high. In fact Bonsai is classified in two ways- * the style in which the branches are planted and shaped, and * their sizes. Plants that are below 6 inches are called miniature, 6-12 inches: small, 12-24 inches: medium,  and those more than 24 inches are called large. Almost all woody plants can be grown as bonsai. The art of Bonsai is now quite popular in many places of the world. For some people, it is not only an interesting pastime but also a moneymaker.

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