Rearranging Sentences: Life of National Poet Kazi Nazrul Islam

Examination Exercise Guidelines

Rearranging sentences tests your comprehension of narrative sequence, chronological markers, and logical coherence. In board examinations, you must arrange the jumbled sentences into proper order and present them both as a sequence table and a unified continuous paragraph.

Jumbled Sentences

1. He was called 'Dukhu Mia' because of acute family poverty and hardship in childhood.
2. Our national poet Kazi Nazrul Islam was born in Churulia village in Burdwan in 1899.
3. Later he joined the 49th Bengal Regiment in Karachi during the First World War.
4. He composed timeless poems like 'Bidrohi' which inspired our freedom struggle.
5. He had to work in a local baker's shop to earn his daily bread at a very tender age.
6. In 1972, Father of the Nation Bangabandhu brought him to independent Bangladesh as national poet.

Chronological Solution Key

Correct Sequence: (2) → (1) → (5) → (3) → (4) → (6)

Unified Cohesive Paragraph

Our national poet Kazi Nazrul Islam was born in Churulia village in Burdwan in 1899. He was called 'Dukhu Mia' because of acute family poverty and hardship in childhood. Consequently, he had to work in a local baker's shop to earn his daily bread at a very tender age. Later he joined the 49th Bengal Regiment in Karachi during the First World War. Returning to creative literature, he composed timeless poems like 'Bidrohi' which inspired our freedom struggle. Finally, in 1972, Father of the Nation Bangabandhu brought him to independent Bangladesh with state honors as our esteemed national poet.