Admission - English - Page 287 - Prothom Sir | প্রথম স্যার

1.

A person who has been accused of a crime can't be forced to _____________ any information that is self-incriminating.

desist

Divulge

Disperse

domineer

desist

Divulge

Disperse

domineer

2.

You should not __________ spoken so harshly.

Had

be

have had

Have

Had

be

have had

Have

3.

The passive form of the sentence "Shut the door." is-

The door is to be shut

let the door be shut

The door may be shut

The door will be shut

The door is to be shut

let the door be shut

The door may be shut

The door will be shut

4.

'To give in' is -

to capitulate

to rebuff

to repel

to thwart

to capitulate

to rebuff

to repel

to thwart

5.

Before we can decide on the future uses of this drug -

many more information must be reviewed

is necessary to review more

another information must to be reviewed

we must review much more information

many more information must be reviewed

is necessary to review more

another information must to be reviewed

we must review much more information

6.

A (rolling) stone gathers no moss. Here 'rolling' is-

participle

Gerund

verb

adjective

participle

Gerund

verb

adjective

7.

An abstract is a ______ form of an academic article. Many journals publish abstracts, so readers can decide if it is worthwhile to read the full version of the article.

Concise

comprehensive

concrete

coherent

Concise

comprehensive

concrete

coherent

8.

The full form of the word 'cab' is ___.

cabriolet

cabbie

cabaret

cabbalah

calibre

cabriolet

cabbie

cabaret

cabbalah

calibre

9.

An auriscope is an instrument used for examining the ___.

Ear

Nose

throat

eye

Hand

Ear

Nose

throat

eye

Hand

10.

which of the following best describes the organization of the passage?

A general concept is introduced , examples are given , and a conclusion is offered.

Two proposals are suggested and support for both is offered.

Two definitions of the same concept are compared.

A contrast is drawn between two concepts be means of examples.

A general concept is introduced , examples are given , and a conclusion is offered.

Two proposals are suggested and support for both is offered.

Two definitions of the same concept are compared.

A contrast is drawn between two concepts be means of examples.

11.

'Aviophobia' is the fear of ___ .

driving

Reading

flying

playing

Running

driving

Reading

flying

playing

Running

12.

'Adobe' means ___.

brick

cement

sand

steel

cast

brick

cement

sand

steel

cast

13.

Choose the correct sentence :

He committed suicide

He did a mistake

cut the line

He is devoted to drug

He denied my invitaion

He committed suicide

He did a mistake

cut the line

He is devoted to drug

He denied my invitaion

14.

A person unable to pay his debts is ___

Poor

solvent

miser

destitute

Bankrupt

Poor

solvent

miser

destitute

Bankrupt

15.

What is the synonym of 'optimist' ?

capable

friendly

amicable

Hopeful

faithful

capable

friendly

amicable

Hopeful

faithful

16.

Do not trust a man who 'blows his own trumpet'. What does the underlined idiom mean ?

flatters

praises others

admonishes others

praises himself

Makes noise

flatters

praises others

admonishes others

praises himself

Makes noise

17.

Which one is the correct spelling ?

Indispensable

Indispinsable

Indispensible

Indispinsible

Indispenseble

Indispensable

Indispinsable

Indispensible

Indispinsible

Indispenseble

18.

An enormous ____ of locusts ate all of the crops .

herd

bunch

swarm

bevy

School

herd

bunch

swarm

bevy

School

19.

If you ____ a car , you should get it ___ regularly .

owned/to service

will own/servicing

own/serviced

had owned/being serviced

would own/have serviced

owned/to service

will own/servicing

own/serviced

had owned/being serviced

would own/have serviced

20.

You haven't eaten the entire cake that is made for tonight's party, ____ ?

did you

didn't you

did I

have you

haven't you

did you

didn't you

did I

have you

haven't you