Subject English | |||
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1951. A person of ____ age may suffer from defects vision. | |||
(a) every | |||
(b) any | |||
(c) certain | |||
(d) some | |||
Ans. b | |||
1952. ‘Justice delayed is denied’ was stated by- | |||
(a) Shakespeare | |||
(b) Emerson | |||
(c) Gladstone | |||
(d) Disraeli | |||
Ans. c | |||
1953. ‘Renaissance’ means - | |||
(a) the revival of learning | |||
(b) the revival of hard task | |||
(c) the revival of life | |||
(d) the revival of new country | |||
Ans. a | |||
1954. Choose the correct sentence | |||
(a) The matter was informed to the police | |||
(b) The matter has been informed to the police | |||
(c) The information was given to police | |||
(d) The police were informed of the matter | |||
Ans. d | |||
1955. Antonym of ‘harmony’ is | |||
(a) admiration | |||
(b) discard | |||
(c) co-operation | |||
(d) co-ordination | |||
Ans. | |||
1956. What is the synonym of ‘disparity’? | |||
(a) argumentation | |||
(b) belittlement | |||
(c) difference | |||
(d) harmony | |||
Ans. c | |||
1957. The police opened fire ___ the crowd to disperse. Which of the following dose best fit in the blank space? | |||
(a) to | |||
(b) into | |||
(c) in | |||
(d) on | |||
Ans. d | |||
1958. What is the synonym of the word dictionary? | |||
(a) index book | |||
(b) lexicon | |||
(c) big word book | |||
(d) legend book | |||
Ans. b | |||
1959. Choose the correct sentence- | |||
(a) I, you and he are present | |||
(b) You, he and I are present | |||
(c) You, he and I am present | |||
(d) He, You and I are present | |||
Ans. b | |||
1960. What is the antonym of harmony? | |||
(a) admiration | |||
(b) discord | |||
(c) co-operation | |||
(d) co-ordination | |||
Ans. b | |||
1961. কোনটি শুদ্ধ বানান? | |||
(a) Heterogenons | |||
(b) Heterogeneous | |||
(c) Heteroganeous | |||
(d) Hetrogeneous | |||
Ans. b | |||
1962. Full শব্দটির synonym হচ্ছে- | |||
(a) filled | |||
(b) fulfilment | |||
(c) fill | |||
(d) full | |||
Ans. a | |||
1963. DISTANCE : MILE | |||
(a) Liquid : litre | |||
(b) bushel : corn | |||
(c) weight : scale | |||
(d) fame : television | |||
Ans. a | |||
1964. PAIN : SEDATIVE | |||
(a) comfort : stimulant | |||
(b) grief : consolation | |||
(c) trance : narcotic | |||
(d) ache : extraction | |||
Ans. b | |||
1965. Which is the antonym of ‘transparent’? | |||
(a) opaque | |||
(b) clear | |||
(c) honest | |||
(d) none of the above | |||
Ans. a | |||
1966. I waited until the plane- | |||
(a) did not take off | |||
(b) took off | |||
(c) had not off | |||
(d) had taken off | |||
Ans. b | |||
1967. Choose the correct English translation: কখনো অপরের নিন্দা করো না। | |||
(a) Never tell bad of others | |||
(b) Never tell sick of others | |||
(c) Never speak evil of others | |||
(d) Never speak ill of others | |||
Ans. d | |||
1968. Identify the correct translation: আমি তাকে অনেকদিন থেকে চিনি। | |||
(a) I know him for a long time | |||
(b) I knew him for a long time | |||
(c) I had known him a long time | |||
(d) I have known him for a long time | |||
Ans. d | |||
1969. AFTER : BEFORE | |||
(a) first : second | |||
(b) contemporary | |||
(c) present : past | |||
(d) successor : predecessor | |||
Ans. d | |||
1970. Which one is correct? | |||
(a) I was I am in Europe | |||
(b) I wish I were in Europe | |||
(c) I wish I have been in Europe | |||
(d) I wish I was in Europe | |||
Ans. b | |||
1971. “Tooth and nail” means – | |||
(a) strongly | |||
(b) mouthwash | |||
(c) everything | |||
(d) none of the above | |||
Ans. a | |||
1972. Correct spelling is – | |||
(a) Cigarette | |||
(b) Cigarrete | |||
(c) Cigrete | |||
(d) Diggrette | |||
Ans. a | |||
1973. ‘Excuse me, gentlemen’ – ‘Excuse me’ is used to – | |||
(a) apology | |||
(b) draw attention | |||
(c) beg pardon | |||
(d) express disgust | |||
Ans. b | |||
1974. I waited until the plane ____ | |||
(a) did not take off | |||
(b) took off | |||
(c) had not off | |||
(d) had take off | |||
Ans. b | |||
1975. Choose the correct sentence. | |||
(a) I am very busy to talk to you. | |||
(b) I am very much busy to talk to you. | |||
(c) I am so busy to talk to you. | |||
(d) I am too busy talk to you. | |||
Ans. d |