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1.

In 'The Solitary Reaper' the poet says that the song of the imagunation about her of the nightungle

less charming than

as charming as

as charming

more charming

less charming than

as charming as

as charming

more charming

2.

Which is the antonym of the word ' apropos'

Apt

Irrelevant

Proposal

Suitable

Felicitous

Apt

Irrelevant

Proposal

Suitable

Felicitous

3.

In Tree at My Window the line Fate had her imagination about her is pressed ed by the line:

mine with inner weather

Your head so much concerned with outer

That day she put out heads together

And all but lost

mine with inner weather

Your head so much concerned with outer

That day she put out heads together

And all but lost

4.

Trees have ___ off their leaves. The word that fills gap is

thrown

fallen

cast

Put

Toss

thrown

fallen

cast

Put

Toss

5.

In Justice the statue is-

placed in a public garden

has the scales in its right hand

has an iron rod in the left hand

is mode of broze

placed in a public garden

has the scales in its right hand

has an iron rod in the left hand

is mode of broze

6.

The queen is said-------Australia next year.

to have visited

to visit

to be visiting

that she will visit

to have visited

to visit

to be visiting

that she will visit

7.

Choose the correct sentence.

He absented from the meeting

He did absent from the meeting

He was absented from the meeting

He was absent from the meeting

He absented from the meeting

He did absent from the meeting

He was absented from the meeting

He was absent from the meeting

8.

You are ill. You-----see a doctor. Choose the right modal for filling in the gap.

would better

had better

ought to

Should

would better

had better

ought to

Should

9.

He appears to be a fish out of water. The underlined phrase means-

uneasy

frustrated

bored

unnatural

uneasy

frustrated

bored

unnatural

10.

I cannot---------your words. Choose the correct phrasal verb to fill in the gap.

make up

make out

make for

make of

make up

make out

make for

make of

11.

Didn't you know that it-------who played the joke? Choose the best option to fill in the gap.

was us

were us

were we

was we

was us

were us

were we

was we

12.

Choose the incorrect sentence.

His father is an LMF

Nazrul is the Shelly of Bangladesh

The man speaks English like the English

Who is more beautiful of the two girls?

His father is an LMF

Nazrul is the Shelly of Bangladesh

The man speaks English like the English

Who is more beautiful of the two girls?

13.

Choose the correct sentence.

I expect to invite to the wedding

I expect to be invited to the wedding

I expect to have invited to the wedding

None

I expect to invite to the wedding

I expect to be invited to the wedding

I expect to have invited to the wedding

None

14.

We opted-----a reconciliation------the dispute.

With, of

for, with

to, between

of, against

With, of

for, with

to, between

of, against

15.

The cyclist----he crossed the main street.

Looked with caution after

was looked caution when

Had looked cautiously before

looks with caution after

Looked with caution after

was looked caution when

Had looked cautiously before

looks with caution after

16.

antonym of the word "magnificent" is____

palpable

marvelous

grotesque

ordinary

palpable

marvelous

grotesque

ordinary

17.

Wait here until I return. Here the underlined word is_____

a preposition

a conjunction

an adverb

an dejective

a preposition

a conjunction

an adverb

an dejective

18.

Which one is correct?

Let me to go

he made me to do so

I got him do so

Help me do the su,

Let me to go

he made me to do so

I got him do so

Help me do the su,

19.

'He got used to _______cricket in the morning. The word that fills the gap is-

play

have been played

played

playing

be played

play

have been played

played

playing

be played

20.

Choose the correct one

He spoke so well as if he knew everything

he spoke so well as if he had known everything

He speaks so well as if he had known everything

He spoke so well as if he would know everything

He spoke so well as if he knew everything

he spoke so well as if he had known everything

He speaks so well as if he had known everything

He spoke so well as if he would know everything