Subject English | |||
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1176. The government gave _____ the demands of the people. | |||
(a) into | |||
(b) in | |||
(c) to | |||
(d) over to | |||
Ans. a | |||
1177. The second World War broke _____ in September, 1939. | |||
(a) through | |||
(b) away | |||
(c) out | |||
(d) in | |||
Ans. c | |||
1178. Select similar to: Gullible | |||
(a) easily deceived | |||
(b) foolish | |||
(c) willing to believe anything or anyone | |||
(d) simple | |||
Ans. c | |||
1179. Select similar to: Viable | |||
(a) possible | |||
(b) that can be done | |||
(c) capable | |||
(d) that will work | |||
Ans. a | |||
1180. Select similar to: Handy | |||
(a) comfortable | |||
(b) useful | |||
(c) convenient to handle or use | |||
(d) necessary | |||
Ans. b | |||
1181. Select the pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair: Conscious- Careless | |||
(a) Well-informed- Knowing little | |||
(b) Careful- Indifferent | |||
(c) Graceful- Ugly | |||
(d) Generous- Unkind | |||
Ans. b | |||
1182. Complete the following sentence: If I had known you were coming _____. | |||
(a) I would go to the station. | |||
(b) I would be going to the station. | |||
(c) I had gone to the station. | |||
(d) I would have gone to the station. | |||
Ans. d | |||
1183. Choose the correct option Even as harvesting was going on _____. | |||
(a) the rainy season began | |||
(b) the rainy season was began | |||
(c) the rainy season had began | |||
(d) the rainy season begins | |||
Ans. a | |||
1184. Which phrase contains words opposed to each other in meaning? | |||
(a) Hopes and aspirations | |||
(b) Heat and dust | |||
(c) Reproduction and death | |||
(d) Emerged and advanced | |||
Ans. c | |||
1185. Find out the correct translation: সকাল থেকে গুঁড়ি গুঁড়ি বৃষ্টি হচ্ছে। | |||
(a) It is raining from morning. | |||
(b) It has been raining from morning. | |||
(c) It has been drizzling since morning. | |||
(d) It is drizzling since morning. | |||
Ans. c | |||
1186. A person whose ‘head’ is in the ‘cloud’ is- | |||
(a) proud | |||
(b) a day dreamer | |||
(c) an aviator | |||
(d) useless | |||
Ans. b | |||
1187. Choose the correct tense: | |||
(a) Javed was so exhausted that he lain down for a sleep | |||
(b) Javed was so exhausted that he had lain down for a sleep | |||
(c) Javed was so exhausted that he was lying down for a sleep | |||
(d) Javed was so exhausted that he will lay down for a sleep | |||
Ans. c | |||
1188. A synonym for ‘resentment’ is- | |||
(a) fear | |||
(b) anger | |||
(c) indignation | |||
(d) panic | |||
Ans. b | |||
1189. The captain left the boat, because it _____. | |||
(a) turned down | |||
(b) turned up | |||
(c) tuned bottom | |||
(d) turned over | |||
Ans. d | |||
1190. One should be careful about _____ duty. | |||
(a) his | |||
(b) her | |||
(c) one’s | |||
(d) the | |||
Ans. c | |||
1191. Trees have _____ off their leaves | |||
(a) thrown | |||
(b) fallen | |||
(c) cast | |||
(d) put | |||
Ans. c | |||
1192. We waited until the plane _____. | |||
(a) did not take off | |||
(b) took off | |||
(c) had not taken off | |||
(d) had taken off | |||
Ans. b | |||
1193. I spent _____ with the patient. | |||
(a) sometimes | |||
(b) sometime | |||
(c) sometime | |||
(d) some times | |||
Ans. c | |||
1194. Choose the right preposition for the sentence: She argued _____ me about the marriage. | |||
(a) from | |||
(b) with | |||
(c) for | |||
(d) to | |||
Ans. b | |||
1195. Choose the right preposition for the sentence. I count _____ your help | |||
(a) after | |||
(b) upon | |||
(c) for | |||
(d) with | |||
Ans. b | |||
1196. Identify the correct passive form: Open the window. | |||
(a) Window should be opened | |||
(b) Let the window be opened | |||
(c) Let the window be opened by you | |||
(d) The window must be opened | |||
Ans. b | |||
1197. Choose the appropriate meaning of the idiom ‘Swan song’. | |||
(a) First work | |||
(b) Last work | |||
(c) Middle work | |||
(d) Early work | |||
Ans. b | |||
1198. Three-fourths of the work _____ finished. | |||
(a) have been | |||
(b) has been | |||
(c) had | |||
(d) were | |||
Ans. a | |||
1199. DELAY : EXPEDITE | |||
(a) related : halt | |||
(b) block : obstruct | |||
(c) drag : procrastinate | |||
(d) detain : dispatch | |||
Ans. d | |||
1200. ANARCHY : GOVERNMENT | |||
(a) penury : wealth | |||
(b) chaos : disorder | |||
(c) monarchy : republic | |||
(d) verbosity : words | |||
Ans. a |