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Primary Exam 10 Questions By Comilla University

English Lesson For those studying or preparing for, this page contains 10 important questions and answers arranged in sequence. Each question is accompanied by the correct answer and, where necessary, a detailed explanation to help clarify your concepts. Read carefully and assess your own preparation.

1. Which is the correct spelling?

a) Achievement
b) Acheivment
c) Achevement
d) Achievment
Answer: Achievement

2. He lives ___ comfortable life.

a) a
b) an
c) the
d) none
Answer: a

3. “Out and out” means—

a) not at all
b) brave
c) wholeheartedly
d) thoroughly
Answer: thoroughly

4. The word Gravity is—

a) an adverb
b) a noun
c) a gerund
d) an adjective
Answer: a noun

5. The train from Rangpur ___.

a) has already arrived
b) have already arrived
c) already has been arriving
d) already arrive
Answer: has already arrived

6. The invigilator made us ___ our identity card at the test center.

a) show
b) showing
c) showed
d) to show
Answer: show

7. Shakespeare is known mostly for his—

a) films
b) novels
c) drama
d) poetry
Answer: drama

8. Which sentence is correct?

a) The Padma is longest river in Bangladesh.
b) The Padma is the longest river in Bangladesh.
c) Padma is longest river in Bangladesh.
d) The Padma is longest river in the Bangladesh.
Answer: The Padma is the longest river in Bangladesh.

9. Find out the correct synonym of tenuous.

a) vital
b) careful
c) thin
d) dangerous
Answer: thin

10. “A Voyage to Lilliput” is written by—

a) R. L. Stevenson
b) Jonathan Swift
c) William Wordsworth
d) Thomas Hardy
Answer: Jonathan Swift

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