1. “He ran away lest he should be caught red handed.” The sentence belongs to-
a)
simple
b)
complex
c)
compound
d)
none of the above
Answer:
complex
2. “The woman always speaks the truth.” Transform the sentence as negative one.
a)
The woman never tells a lie.
b)
The woman does not tell a lie ever.
c)
The woman does not always speak the truth.
d)
None of the above.
Answer:
The woman never tells a lie.
3. Dhaka Metro Rail has been built to ease traffic congestion in Dhaka. Here ' to ease'belongs to-
a)
adjective
b)
noun
c)
verb
d)
adverb
Answer:
verb
4. “I am a BCS candidate.” Transform the sentence as interrogative one
a)
I am not a BCS candidate.
b)
Amn’t I a BCS candidate?
c)
Aren’t I a BCS candidate?
d)
Don’t I a BCS candidate?
Answer:
Aren’t I a BCS candidate?
5. “We sought their help yesterday.” Transform the sentence as interrogative one.
a)
Were we sought their help yesterday?
b)
Weren’t we sought their help yesterday?
c)
Did we seek their help yesterday?
d)
Didn’t we seek their help yesterday?
Answer:
Didn’t we seek their help yesterday?
6. “We have to build up the habit of morning walk” Transform the sentence as interrogative one.
a)
Have we to build up the habit of morning walk?
b)
Haven’t we to build up the habit of morning walk?
c)
Do we have to build up the habit of morning walk?
d)
Don’t we have to build up the habit of morning walk?
Answer:
Don’t we have to build up the habit of morning walk?
7. “You should shut the door” Transform the sentence as imperative one.
a)
Let you shut the door.
b)
Let not you shut the door.
c)
Do you shut the door?
d)
Shut the door.
Answer:
Shut the door.
8. Everybody likes the life of ease and comfort. Here ' ease' belongs to-
a)
adjective
b)
verb
c)
noun
d)
adverb
Answer:
noun
9. It is easy to suggest others. Here ' easy' belongs to---
a)
adverb
b)
noun
c)
verb
d)
adjective
Answer:
adjective
10. This is the go of the world. Here ' go' belongs to---
a)
verb
b)
adjective
c)
adverb
d)
noun
Answer:
verb
Explanation:
11. Chose the one that best expresses the meaning of the given idiom/phrase The bill was passed in the Parliament 'in the teeth of' opposition.
(a) in the face of
(b) by force of
(c) cooperation
(d) assistance
11. Chose the one that best expresses the meaning of the given idiom/phrase. I have a bone to 'pick with you' in this matter.
a)
(a) am angry
b)
(b) selfish motive
c)
(c) selfish motive
d)
(d) desire
Answer:
(a) am angry
আরও পড়ুন:
12. Chose the one that best expresses the meaning of the given idiom/phrase. He was in a 'brown study' and did not seem to catch my point.
a)
(a) in his study room
b)
(b) absorbed in reading
c)
(c) absent-minded
d)
(d) in a stake of shock
Answer:
(b) absorbed in reading
13. Chose the one that best expresses the meaning of the given idiom/phrase. Harassed by repeated acts of injustice, he decided 'to put his foot down'.
a)
(a) not to yield
b)
(b) resign
c)
(c) withdraw
d)
(d) none of these
Answer:
(a) not to yield
14. Chose the one that best expresses the meaning of the given idiom/phrase. They set the two friends 'by the ear' and then enjoyed the fun.
a)
(a) made friends
b)
(b) to provoke to quarrel
c)
(c) to bring in agreement
d)
(d) none of these
Answer:
(b) to provoke to quarrel
15. Choose the one which best replaces the highlighted phrase. The man who has committed such a serious crime must 'get the mostly' severe punishment.
a)
(a) got the mostly severely
b)
(b) get the most severe
c)
(c) have got the most severely
d)
(d) no improvement
Answer:
(b) get the most severe
16. Choose the one which best replaces the highlighted phrase. Before I could stop him, the boy 'was throwing' the box down the stairs.
a)
(a) were throwing
b)
(b) threw
c)
(c) did throw
d)
(d) no improvement
Answer:
(b) threw
17. Choose the one which best replaces the highlighted phrase.No sooner had he entered the room 'when the lights went out' and everybody began to
a)
scream.
b)
(a) when the lights went out
c)
(b) than the lights went out
d)
(c) and the lights went out
Answer:
(a) when the lights went out
18. Choose the one which best replaces the highlighted phrase. The orator 'had been left' the auditorium before, the audience stood up.
a)
(a) had been left
b)
(b) was left
c)
(c) had left
d)
(d) no improvement
Answer:
(c) had left
19. Choose the one which best replaces the highlighted phrase. They feel 'very proudly' that their team had own the match.
a)
(a) feels very proudly
b)
(b) felt very pride
c)
(c) felt very proud
d)
(d) no improvement
Answer:
(c) felt very proud
20. Chose the one that best expression of the idiom. The bill was passed in the Parliament 'in the teeth of' opposition.
a)
(a) in the face of
b)
(b) by force of
c)
(c) cooperation
d)
(d) assistance
Answer:
(a) in the face of