S.S.C/H.S.C Standard without clues 2

                      Standard without clues-2

1.     The (a) the capital on Wednesday evening experienced (b) spell of hailstorm, bringing them much (c) from the heat (d) of the last couple of (e).(f)with gusty wind hit different parts of the capital (g) Badda, Baridhara,  Bashundhara, and Gulshan areas. The wind speed was 10 km/h. It was (h) follow by heavy showers that caused (i) in different parts of the capital, creating panic among the pedestrians. Homebound people were seen waiting for long hours for  vehicles to reach their desired destinations. Pedestrians suffered a lot as the movement of the vehicles was (j) due to water logging.

2.     Seven people were killed and six others (a) separate incidents of lightning (b) in five districts on Wednesday. In Rajbari, three farmers were killed by lightning in (c) villages of Goalanda, Baliakandi and Kalukhali  Upazilas (d) the morning. The deceased were (e) as Zakir Hossain, (f) farmer and son of Habi Sheikh of Debgram union in Goalanda Upazila, Murad Sheikh of Natunchar village in Baliakandi Upazila and Kurman Mandal (g) Bohorkalukhali village in Kalikhali Upazila.In Narayanganj, a dredger worker and a resident of Fatullah, was killed by (h) in Fatullah Launch ghat area (i) the Buriganga River. The (j) was identified as Kawsar, 25.

3.     Cumulonimbus, from the Latin cumulus ("heap") and nimbus ("rainstorm", "storm cloud"), is a dense towering vertical cloud  associated with (a)and atmospheric instability, (b) from water vapor (c) by powerful upward (d) currents. Cumulonimbus can form (e), in clusters, or along cold front squall (f). These clouds (g) capable of (h) lightning and other dangerous severe weather, (i) tornadoes. Cumulonimbus progress from overdeveloped cumulus congests clouds and may further develop as part of a super cell. Cumulonimbus is abbreviated Cb and are designated in the D2 (j).

4.     Coalescence is the process by (a) two or more droplets, bubbles (b) particles merge during contact to form a single daughter droplet, bubble or particle. It can take (c) in many processes, ranging from meteorology to astrophysics. For example, it is seen in the (d) of raindrops (e) planetary and star formation. In meteorology, (f) role is crucial in the formation of (g). As droplets are carried by the (h) and downdrafts in a cloud, they collide and coalesce to form larger droplets. When the droplets become too large to be sustained on the air currents, they begin to fall (i) rain. Adding to this process, the cloud may be seeded with ice from higher altitudes, either via the cloud tops reaching −40 degrees Celsius/Fahrenheit, or via the cloud (j) seeded by ice from cirrus clouds.