Admission - English - Page 1256 - Prothom Sir | প্রথম স্যার

1.

The past form of the verb 'choose" is;

chosed

chosen

chose

choosed

chosed

chosen

chose

choosed

2.

The meaning of the idiom 'to break the ice is;

to relax in a tense situation

to cool down after an outburst

to end something abruptly

to escape from a difficult situation

to relax in a tense situation

to cool down after an outburst

to end something abruptly

to escape from a difficult situation

3.

Which of the sentences are correct?

What is the time by your watch?

What is the time in your watch?

My watch is inferior than yours

My watch is inferior to your watch

What is the time by your watch?

What is the time in your watch?

My watch is inferior than yours

My watch is inferior to your watch

4.

I don't know who ___ the chair.

breaks

broke

Breaking

Break

breaks

broke

Breaking

Break

5.

"Dreams have fascinated philosophers for thousands of years". What would be the synonym of the word fascinated in the context of this sentence?

frightened

captivated

fooled

misguided

frightened

captivated

fooled

misguided

6.

Jashore is one of the oldest cities in Bangladesh. Choose the correct use of comparative degree of this sentence.

Jashore is older than any other city in Bangladesh.

Jashore is the older city in Bangladesh.

No other city in Bangladesh is older than Jashore.

Jashore is older than most other cities in Bangladesh.

Jashore is older than any other city in Bangladesh.

Jashore is the older city in Bangladesh.

No other city in Bangladesh is older than Jashore.

Jashore is older than most other cities in Bangladesh.

7.

A suitable title of the passage would be-

Our life from birth to death

People who help us live

One cannot live alone

Why people should care

Our life from birth to death

People who help us live

One cannot live alone

Why people should care

8.

Choose the right form of verb: Twenty dollars a week (not go) far.

is not go

are not go

does not go

will not go

is not go

are not go

does not go

will not go

9.

The young man was rewarded for his, ___________ behaviour.

good

Tolerable

Irresponsible

good

Tolerable

Irresponsible

10.

We're none ________ us getting any younger.

with

of

for

about

with

of

for

about

11.

They ('move') to Sylhet two years ago.

moving

Move

moves

moved

moving

Move

moves

moved

12.

Identify the correct sentence from the following sentences.

One of my friends is a lawyer.

One of my friends are a lawyer.

One of my friend is a lawyer.

One of my friends are lawyers.

One of my friends is a lawyer.

One of my friends are a lawyer.

One of my friend is a lawyer.

One of my friends are lawyers.

13.

Which of the following is the most suitable title for the passage?

Music and Man

Power of Music

Music- the Panacea

Music and Patients

Music and Man

Power of Music

Music- the Panacea

Music and Patients

14.

Statistics __________ my favourite subject.

are

Is

have been

Were

are

Is

have been

Were

15.

Had I been a farmer, I ___________ adulteration-free crops.

would produce

could produce

would have produced

will have produced

would produce

could produce

would have produced

will have produced

16.

Change the sentence into passive : Who taught you English"?

by whom were you taught English

Who were you thought English by?

Both A & B

None

by whom were you taught English

Who were you thought English by?

Both A & B

None

17.

He does not often visit my house. The affirmative of this sentence is-

He merely visits my house

He rarely visits my house

He never visits my house

both B & C

He merely visits my house

He rarely visits my house

He never visits my house

both B & C

18.

Choose the correct sentence-

Neither be nor his friends is responsible for the crime

Neither he nor his friends are responsible for the crime.

Neither his friends nor he is responsible for the crime.

Both A & B

Neither be nor his friends is responsible for the crime

Neither he nor his friends are responsible for the crime.

Neither his friends nor he is responsible for the crime.

Both A & B

19.

I let him (go) there-

I let him to go there.

I let him go there.

I let him going there.

Both A & B

I let him to go there.

I let him go there.

I let him going there.

Both A & B

20.

Choose the best sentences for conditional structures

If had more money, I would have been able to get a flat.

If I had more more. I would have been able to get a flat.

If had got more money, I would have been able to get a flat.

Both A & C

If had more money, I would have been able to get a flat.

If I had more more. I would have been able to get a flat.

If had got more money, I would have been able to get a flat.

Both A & C