Mostofa Hasan Nehal 2012300630 - Final Exam ENG 105
Mostofa Hasan Nehal 2012300630 - Final Exam ENG 105
Mostofa Hasan Nehal 2012300630 - Final Exam ENG 105
ENG 105
Final Exam: Summer 2021
Instructions for students:
● You MUST answer questions of Part A, Part B, and Part C. Follow instructions of
each section.
● You must submit a scanned copy/a picture of the written version of your exam
script.
● You must NOT plagiarize- any such act will have severe consequences and might
result in the cancellation of your exam.
● You MUST spend about 80 minutes on both parts of the test. You can take extra 5
minutes for submission.
● Late submissions will NOT be accepted.
MARKS DISTRIBUTION
PART A 7
PART B 5
PART C 8
TOTAL 20
Part A: Argument analysis 7 points
Read the attached text (a newspaper write-up) and answer the following questions accordingly.
The graph bar presented here is about the expenditure of two countries, France and the
UK on consumer goods in 2010. On cars the consumer of France and UK expenditure
was 400,000 and 450,000 pounds. Here the UK was ahead from France and only 50,000
pounds was difference between them. So this expenditure was almost similar. Second
item was computers which were expenditure in France above 350,000 and in the UK
exactly 350,000.So there was bit difference between them that was very insignificant.
The third item was books that France consumers spent 300,000 pounds and Uk consumer
spent 400,000 pounds. So from this statement we can say that UK consumers were more
knowledgeable than France consumers. Fourth item was perfume and France is popular
for perfume, so France was ahead from UK in this term. 200,000 pounds was spent by
France consumers and 152,000 pounds was spent by UK consumers. And the last item
was cameras which statement had huge difference between France and the UK. The main
reason was that in the UK, electronics products are cheap as usual so that UK consumers'
expenditure were on cameras was 350,000 and France consumers expenditure were
150,000 which was a massive difference.
2. Claim (1 pt)
Ans: Yes, the government should reopen all educational institutions with proper safety.
Ans: Now many people will argue that if educational institutions are opened, students may be
affected by Corona but the Bangladesh government is distributing Corona vaccine to everyone
above the age of 18. As a result, there will be no problem if the educational institution is opened.