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1.

The passive voice of 'Shut the door' is-

The door is to be shut

The door may be shut

Let the door be shut

Let the door shut

The door is to be shut

The door may be shut

Let the door be shut

Let the door shut

2.

Choose the correctly spelt word.

succession

Succetion

Saccession

Sucession

succession

Succetion

Saccession

Sucession

3.

The word 'wisdom' is a -

noun

pronoun

verb

adverb

noun

pronoun

verb

adverb

4.

Which one is a feminine gender?

rooster

deer

gander

Bitch

rooster

deer

gander

Bitch

5.

"Many a little makes a mickle". What is the correct Bengali translation of the above proverb?

নেই মামার চেয়ে কানা মামা ভালো।

যারে দেখতে নারি তার চলন বাঁকা।

বিন্দু থেকে সিন্ধুর সৃষ্টি হয়।

বজ্র আটুনি ফল্কা গেরো।

নেই মামার চেয়ে কানা মামা ভালো।

যারে দেখতে নারি তার চলন বাঁকা।

বিন্দু থেকে সিন্ধুর সৃষ্টি হয়।

বজ্র আটুনি ফল্কা গেরো।

6.

The driver got----the car.

In

on

into

To

In

on

into

To

7.

Metre is----unit of length.

an

the

a

no article required

an

the

a

no article required

8.

The antonym of the word 'delete' is-

overt

Acquit

contract

Insert

overt

Acquit

contract

Insert

9.

The expression, Birds of same feather' means-

Persons of similar nature.

Same kind of birds.

Birds of prey.

Persons of weak nature.

Persons of similar nature.

Same kind of birds.

Birds of prey.

Persons of weak nature.

10.

The idiom 'cats and dogs' means-

enmity

rain very hard

chasing something

very often

enmity

rain very hard

chasing something

very often

11.

Select the correct sentence:

The roads of Dhaka is wider than Faridpur.

The roads of Dhaka are wider than those of Faridpur.

The roads of Dhaka is wider than those of Faridpur.

The roads of Dhaka are wider than that of Faridpur.

The roads of Dhaka is wider than Faridpur.

The roads of Dhaka are wider than those of Faridpur.

The roads of Dhaka is wider than those of Faridpur.

The roads of Dhaka are wider than that of Faridpur.

12.

Which of the following is the analogy of COWARD : CRAVEN?

Liar : Facetious

Commentator: Caustic

Judge : Impartial

Dupe : Gullible

Liar : Facetious

Commentator: Caustic

Judge : Impartial

Dupe : Gullible

13.

Which of the following resembles PRUNE : HEDGE?

shuck : corn

cut : bouquet

Trim : Har

reap : crop

shuck : corn

cut : bouquet

Trim : Har

reap : crop

14.

Which of the following is the antonym of the word SAGACIOUS?

Affectionate

Incisive

fatuous

Sedentary

Affectionate

Incisive

fatuous

Sedentary

15.

Which of the following word is equivalent to MELEE?

Kindness

brawl

simple song

primitive dance

Kindness

brawl

simple song

primitive dance

16.

The term 'Prima facie' means -

Primal face

Primitive man

Main facilities

At first sight

Primal face

Primitive man

Main facilities

At first sight

17.

Which one is singular?

Agenda

Hypothesis

Media

Syllabi

Agenda

Hypothesis

Media

Syllabi

18.

Identify the substitute word for the sentence "One who is not easily pleased by anything".

Maiden

Mediaeval

Precarious

fastidious

Maiden

Mediaeval

Precarious

fastidious

19.

Which underlined part of the following sentence has an error?

Each furniture (a) on display in the central mall is (b) on sale for thirty percent (c) off the regular price (d).

a

B

C

D

a

B

C

D

20.

Identify the error from the following underlined parts of the sentence.

As road traffic (a) increases, elevated highways (b) are built to help solve (c) the problem of traffic jam (d).

a

B

C

D

a

B

C

D