Palash Learns to Be Brave

Copy 1: 100–120 Words

Palash was a student of class ten. His exam was very near. But he was not ready. He felt very sad and afraid. He could not sleep well.

One day, he went to his teacher, Mr. Paul. He said, “Sir, I am very worried. I have not studied enough.” Mr. Paul listened to him kindly.

He said, “Do not be afraid. Start today. Read the important lessons first. Study a little every day. Take rest also.”

Palash followed his teacher’s advice. He made a small routine. He studied with care and stopped wasting time.

On the exam day, he felt confident. He did well. He learned that fear goes away when we start working.

Copy 2: 150–200 Words

Palash was a student of class ten. His exam was knocking at the door. But he could not take enough preparation. So he became very worried. He felt sad and afraid all the time.

At last, Palash decided to share his problem with his teacher, Mr. Paul. One day, he went to the teacher and said, “Sir, I am in great trouble. My exam is near, but I am not ready. I feel very weak.”

Mr. Paul did not scold him. He said kindly, “Palash, worry will not help you. You must start now. Make a short study plan. Read the important topics first. Do not try to read everything in one day.”

Palash felt a little better. He made a simple routine with his teacher’s help. He studied every morning and evening. He revised the important questions. He also slept on time and ate properly.

After some days, Palash became more confident. On the exam day, he was not afraid. He wrote his answers well. He learned that a clear plan and regular work can remove fear.

Copy 3: 250–280 Words

Palash was a student of class ten. His exam was very near. But he was not ready for it. He had wasted much time before. Now he looked at his books and felt afraid. He thought, “How can I finish all these lessons?”

Day by day, Palash became more worried. He could not sleep well at night. He could not read with attention. He felt sad and weak. At last, he decided to share his problem with his teacher, Mr. Paul. One day, he went to Mr. Paul after class.

Palash said, “Sir, I am very afraid. My exam is near, but I have not taken enough preparation. I feel that I will fail.” Mr. Paul listened to him with care. He did not become angry. He said, “Palash, fear cannot help you. But a plan can help you. You still have some time. Start from today.”

Then Mr. Paul helped Palash make a simple study routine. He said, “Read the important chapters first. Practise writing answers. Revise every day. Do not study all night. Sleep well and eat well. A calm mind works better.”

Palash followed his teacher’s advice. At first, it was difficult. But he did not stop. He studied in small parts every day. He asked questions when he did not understand anything. Slowly, his fear became less. He began to feel confident.

When the exam day came, Palash prayed and went to the exam hall. He read the questions carefully and wrote the answers calmly. He did well in the exam. Palash learned an important lesson: worry makes problems bigger, but hard work and a good plan make them smaller.