1. What is Dhaka famous —?

a of
b by
c for
d at

2.

a Main
b Noun
c Adverbial
d Adjective

3.

a an adverb clause
b an adjective clause
c a noun clause
d a principal clause

4.

a Noun phrase
b Adjective phrase
c Adverb phrase
d Participle phrase

5. ‘He has been studying in the same class for two years?’ — Identify the tense:

a Present perfect tense
b Past perfect tense
c Present perfect continuous tense
d Present continuous tense

6. He went to bed after—

a he will learn his lessons.
b he would learn his lessons.
c he had learnt his lessons.
d he leans his lessons.

7. Each of the boys – present in the class.

a are
b is
c were
d have

8. Have you ever been —— the longest sea-beach of the world?

a to
b in
c of
d on

9. ‘He is poor but honest.’–In this sentence which is a conjunction?

a poor
b honest
c but
d he

10. Karim as well as Nayeem — praise.

a are deserving
b deserve
c deserves
d is deserving

11. If I had known you were coming —

a would go to the station.
b I had gone to the station.
c I would have gone to the station.
d I would be going to the station.

12. ‘Strike while the iron is hot’ is an example of—

a Noun clause
b Adjective clause
c Adverbial clause
d Subordinate clause

13. Slow and steady — the race.

a win
b wins
c has won
d won

14. At least one of the students —— full marks every time.

a have got
b get
c are getting
d gets

15.

a interrogative clause
b coordinate clause
c conditional clause
d noun clause

16. He — to see us if he had been able to do.

a would come
b would have come
c may had come
d would may come

17. In which sentence is the word ‘past’ used as a preposition?

a Writing letters is a thing of the past
b I look back on the past without regret
c I called out to him as he ran past
d Tania was a wonderful singer, but she’s past her prime

18. The passive form of ”He is going to open a shop”-

a He is being gone to open a shop
b A shop is being gone to be opened by him
c A shop will be opened by him
d A shop is going to be opened by him

19. ”We made her recite a poem” (Passive):

a A poem was made to be recited
b A poem was made recite by her.
c She was made to recite a poem.
d She was made recited a poem.

20. Nipa as well as her brothers (come) to me recently.

a have come
b are coming
c was came
d has come

21. Fill in the blank with appropriate use of tense: I couldn’t mend the computer myself, so I — at a shop.

a had it mended
b had it mend
c did it mend
d had mended

22. ’’Let me do the sum”. বাক্যের Passive voice–––

a Let the sum done by me
b Let the sum being done by me
c Let the sum be done by me
d Let the sum is to be done by me

23. Who is calling me? (Passive)

a By whom am I called
b By whom I am called
c By whom I was called
d By whom am I being called

24. ‘We must listen to his words’. বাক্যটির Passive form হবে—

a His words should be listened to
b His words must be listened to
c His words may be listened to
d His words ought to be listened to

25. Helal’s luck could not have been — than Ahnaf.

a worst
b worser
c worse
d worsted

26. Ambiguous means–

a Eager
b Large
c Increase
d Unclear

27. Which is the correct meaning of the word ‘Allusion’?

a False impression
b Prophecy
c Intrigue
d Indirect reference

28. What is the synonym of the word ‘Defraud’?

a Defray
b Cheat
c Debunk
d Fraudulently

29. ‘Entreaty’ শব্দটির অর্থ হচ্ছে-

a Earnest request
b Full enjoyment
c Gentle suggestion
d Diplomatic agreement

30. The passive form of the sentensces ‘Fortune favours the brave’—

a The brave is favoured by fortune
b The brave were favoured by fortune
c The brave are favoured by fortune
d The brave was favoured by fortune

1. ‘I know that he did not do the work’ — বাক্যটির সঠিক পরিবর্তিত voice হবে-

a It was known to me that the work was done by him.
b It is known to me that the work was not done by him.
c It was known to me that the work has been done by him.
d It was known to me that the work had been done by him.

2. ’’Sanction” means-

a Prohibit
b Authorization
c Verify
d Devaluationg

3. ‘Vertical’ শব্দটির Synonym হচ্ছে—

a Horizontal
b Inclined
c Erect
d Prone

4. The ministers arrived — a decision last night.

a to
b at
c on
d by

5. Fill in the blank : Tourists — their reservations well in advance if they want to fly to Cox’s Bazar.

a better to had get
b had better to get
c had better got
d had better get

6. Change the voice: Who is creating this mess?

a Who has been created this mess
b By whom has this mess been created
c By whom this mess is being created
d By whom is this mess being created

7. What can not be cured must be endured. (Active)

a We must be endured what we can not cure.
b We can not cure what we must endure.
c Must be endure can cure.
d We must endure what we can not cure.

8. I am looking for someone who—play the piano.

a able
b is able
c can be able to
d can

9. The synonym of the word ‘cordial’ is—

a hostile
b unfriendly
c frosty
d amiable

10. ‘Candor’-এর সমার্থক শব্দ কোনটি?

a Diplomacy
b Admire
c Frankness
d Selfish

11. The police is looking —the case.

a after
b on
c up
d into

12. Of the four books, the red one is the —

a more cheaper
b cheapest
c cheap
d cheaper

13. Which one of the following does not mean ‘a road’?

a alley
b boulevard
c track
d lagoon

14. Synonym for ‘Mystery’?

a Answer
b Enigma
c Solution
d Clue

15. The angry mother slapped the rude child right — his face.

a on
b over
c upon
d across

16. I am not good — translation.

a in
b about
c with
d at

17.

a main clause
b noun clause
c adjective clause
d adverbial clause

18. You — go to that room, it’s forbidden!

a don’t have to
b mustn’t
c shouldn’t
d don’t know how to

19. ‘There was a small reception following the wedding’. The word ‘following’ in the sentence above is a/an—

a preposition
b adjective
c adverb
d noun

20. Preposition stands before—

a interjection
b noun
c conjunction
d noun or pronoun

21.

a adverb
b preposition
c adjective
d conjunction

22. ’’To get along with” means—

a to adjust
b to accompany
c to interest
d to walk

23.

a Noun phrase
b Prepositional phrase
c Adjective phrase
d Conjunctional phrase

24. It’s impolite to break — when someone else is talking.

a in
b on
c into
d off

25. He disclosed the matter. The word disclosed may replace by —

a gives up
b gave out
c gave off
d gave away

26.

a prepositional phrase
b adverb phrase
c noun phrase
d adjective phrase

27. When a person says ’’he’s all in”, it means —

a He is very tired
b He has arrived
c He has finished packing
d He has got everything

28. When you make a promise, you must not go –– from it.

a by
b around
c along
d back

29. The government gave — the demands of the people.

a in to
b in
c to
d over to

30. Which ‘but’ is a preposition?

a It is but right to admit our faults.
b What can we do but sit and wait?
c We tried hard, but did not succeed.
d There is no one but likes him.

1. The defining intellectual tension of Victorian literature arises mainly from—

A. Art versus politics
B. Faith versus scientific reason
C. Emotion versus imagination
D. Pastoral life versus nature

2. Victorian realism emerged largely as a response to—

A. Gothic excess
B. Romantic subjectivity
C. Classical rigidity
D. Medieval nostalgia

3. The Victorian novel often functions as a medium for—

A. Escapist fantasy
B. Social and moral instruction
C. Pure entertainment
D. Psychological abstraction

4. The “crisis of belief” in Victorian literature was intensified by—

A. Industrial capitalism
B. Colonial expansion
C. Darwinian evolutionary theory
D. Political liberalism

5. Matthew Arnold’s poetry articulates most clearly the Victorian sense of—

A. Moral certainty
B. Cultural disintegration
C. Political rebellion
D. Romantic fulfilment

6. In Dover Beach, the retreat of faith is symbolised by—

A. The violent sea
B. The withdrawing tide
C. The moonlit shore
D. The distant cliffs

7. Victorian poets replaced Romantic optimism largely with—

A. Heroic nationalism
B. Philosophical scepticism
C. Mythic symbolism
D. Sensuous escapism

8. Dickens’ social criticism is most powerfully directed against—

A. Aristocratic tyranny
B. Rural ignorance
C. Industrial exploitation and moral hypocrisy
D. Colonial oppression

9. Utilitarian philosophy in Victorian fiction is commonly portrayed as—

A. Rationally liberating
B. Morally neutral
C. Emotionally dehumanising
D. Spiritually enriching

10. The industrial landscape in Victorian novels generally symbolises—

A. Economic success
B. Human progress
C. Moral and emotional decay
D. Scientific triumph

11. Thomas Hardy’s tragic vision rests on the belief that—

A. Nature is benevolent
B. Society rewards virtue
C. Human will is often defeated by fate
D. Love transcends suffering

12. Hardy’s Wessex serves primarily as—

A. A romantic idyll
B. A historical reconstruction
C. A symbolic resistance to modernity
D. A realistic industrial zone

13. Victorian realism is distinguished by its emphasis on—

A. Idealised emotion
B. Psychological interiority alone
C. Ordinary life and social detail
D. Allegorical abstraction

14. George Eliot’s ethical philosophy stresses—

A. Individual rebellion
B. Moral sympathy and responsibility
C. Religious absolutism
D. Romantic idealism

15. The role of women in Victorian literature primarily exposes—

A. Female moral superiority
B. Domestic harmony
C. Social and legal constraints on autonomy
D. Romantic empowerment

16. Victorian literature’s obsession with “respectability” mainly critiques—

A. Religious devotion
B. Social morality
C. Middle-class hypocrisy
D. Aristocratic decadence

17. The popularity of the dramatic monologue reflects Victorian interest in—

A. Public oratory
B. Narrative clarity
C. Psychological complexity
D. Lyric simplicity

18. Browning’s speakers are often unreliable because they—

A. Intentionally deceive
B. Lack intelligence
C. Reveal their flaws unconsciously
D. Argue philosophically

19. Victorian attitudes toward progress can best be described as—

A. Unquestioningly optimistic
B. Entirely pessimistic
C. Deeply ambivalent
D. Politically radical

20. The Victorian novel rose in prominence mainly due to—

A. Court patronage
B. Expansion of middle-class readership
C. Decline of poetry
D. Growth of theatre

21. Serial publication of novels influenced Victorian fiction by encouraging—

A. Shorter narratives
B. Moral didacticism and suspense
C. Experimental form
D. Symbolist technique

22. Victorian childhood narratives typically emphasise—

A. Innocent joy
B. Romantic freedom
C. Social exploitation and reform
D. Fantasy adventure

23. The moral seriousness of Victorian literature most clearly separates it from—

A. Elizabethan drama
B. Romantic poetry
C. Modernist fiction
D. Medieval romance

24. Industrial capitalism in Victorian texts is usually shown as—

A. Economically liberating
B. Morally neutral
C. Socially destructive despite progress
D. Artistically inspiring

25. Victorian poets often replaced Romantic nature worship with—

A. Scientific materialism
B. Urban imagery and doubt
C. Religious revivalism
D. Mythical symbolism

26. The central moral question in many Victorian novels is—

A. How to achieve success
B. How to reconcile duty with desire
C. How to escape society
D. How to defeat fate

27. Victorian literature’s ethical tone reflects a society struggling to—

A. Preserve feudal values
B. Adapt to rapid social change
C. Reject religious belief
D. Embrace aestheticism

28. The Victorian novel frequently blends realism with—

A. Fantasy
B. Moral commentary
C. Political propaganda
D. Symbolist obscurity

29. Victorian writers viewed human suffering primarily as—

A. Meaningless tragedy
B. Divine punishment
C. Socially produced and preventable
D. Heroically ennobling

30. In essence, Victorian literature can best be defined as literature of—

A. Artistic detachment
B. Moral inquiry amid uncertainty
C. Romantic idealism
D. Political revolution

1. Which of the following is NOT characteristic of English Romantic poetry?

(a) Ordinary life
(b) Everyday language
(c) Expression of feelings rather than action or plot
(d) Inane and gaudy phraseology

2. Who said, “Nature never did betray / The heart that loved her”?

(a) Byron
(b) Wordsworth
(c) Coleridge
(d) None of these

3. How many poems of Wordsworth are included in Lyrical Ballads?

(a) 4
(b) 12
(c) 17
(d) 19

4. Who called Wordsworth a “moral eunuch”?

(a) Arnold
(b) Coleridge
(c) Shelley
(d) Browning

5. “Motiveless malignity” is a phrase from —

(a) Eliot
(b) Donne
(c) Coleridge
(d) Keats

6. After whom did Wordsworth become the Poet Laureate of England?

(a) Coleridge
(b) Scott
(c) Southey
(d) Dryden

7. Who gave birth to the historical novel?

(a) Shakespeare
(b) Austen
(c) Smollett
(d) Scott

8. Shelley’s To a Skylark came out with —

(a) Epipsychidion
(b) Adonais
(c) Cenci
(d) Prometheus Unbound

9. Shelley was expelled from Oxford University for the publication of —

(a) The Mask of Anarchy
(b) The Revolt of Islam
(c) On the Necessity of Atheism
(d) Hellas

10. Who is not a Lake Poet?

(a) Coleridge
(b) Keats
(c) Wordsworth
(d) Southey

11. Which work of Keats deals with the murder of a lady’s lover by her two wicked brothers?

(a) Endymion
(b) Hyperion
(c) Lamia
(d) Isabella

12. The term negative capability was given by —

(a) Coleridge
(b) Eliot
(c) Keats
(d) Wordsworth

13. Who said: “If poetry comes not as naturally as the leaves to a tree, it had better not come at all”?

(a) Keats
(b) Coleridge
(c) Wordsworth
(d) Spenser

14. “Here lies one whose name was writ in water.” This epitaph is on whose tombstone?

(a) Sidney
(b) Byron
(c) Keats
(d) Shelley

15. According to William Wordsworth’s ‘A man speaking to man’- what is the central idea of poet?

a. Poet is a very sensible religious person.
b. Poet has different idea about present life
c. Poet has greater knowledge of modern technology.
d. Poet is a man who speaks to men.

16. “Poetry is the spontaneous overflow of powerful feeling: it takes its origin from emotion recollected in tranquility …” is a statement ascribed to—

(a) Coleridge
(b) William Wordsworth
(c) T. S. Eliot
(d) I. A. Richards

17. The killing of the albatross in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner was indicative of—

(a) A trigger-happy Mariner
(b) The essential irrationality of man
(c) A superstitious Mariner
(d) The Mariner as a skilful fowler

18. Who is the anti-romantic novelist belonging to the Romantic Age?

a. Charles Lamb
b. Jane Austen
c. William Hazlitt
d. Emile Bronte

19. What is the surname of the five sisters in Pride and Prejudice?

(a) Barratt
(b) Bartram
(c) Bennet
(d) Burrell

20. 'Bright Star' was a famous love sonnet by Keats. To whom was the poem addressed?

(a) Lady Jennings
(b) Isabella
(c) Queen Elizabeth
(d) Fanny Brown

1. Prices for bicycles can run — TK, 2,000.

as high as
so high as
as high to
as high for

2. 'We made her recite a poem' (Passive):

A poem was made to be recited
A poem was made recite by her
She was made to recite a poem
She was made recited a poem

3. ‘Tell him to do it’. বাক্যটির Passive form কোনটি?

Le him be told to do it
He may be told to do it
Let him told to do it
Let him tell to do it

4. The passive form of “I know him”—

He is known by me
He was known to me
He has been known by me
He is known to me

5. ‘My uncle looks after me’ বাক্যের সঠিক Passive form—

I was looked after by my uncle
I am look after by my uncle
I am being looked after by my uncle
I am looked after by my uncle

6. ‘All his pupils like him’. বাক্যের সঠিক Passive form—

He was liked by all his pupils.
He is like by all his pupils.
He is being liked by all his pupils.
He is liked by all his pupils.

7. ‘He took me there.’ The passive voice is—

I was taken there by him.
I was to be taken there by him.
I should be taken there by him.
He was trying to take me there.

8. There were — guests than I expected.

less
lesser
few
fewer

9. Helal's luck could not have been — than Ahnaf.

worst
worser
worse
worsted

10. ‘‘He is thought to be a teacher”. The active of it is—

We thought him to be a teacher
We think him to be a teacher
We think him a teacher
We thought him a teacher

11. Which one is the passive form of the sentence––’ Open the door’?

The door is opened
The door should be opened
Let the door be opened
Let me open the door

12. English —— across the world.

speaks
is speaking
is spoken
has spoken

13. Identify the right passive voice of ‘It is impossible to do this'.

Doing this is impossible.
This is impossible to be done.
This is must be done.
This can't be done.

14. The path — paved , so we were able to walk through the path.

was
had been
has been
being

15. ‘Rice sells cheep’ is—

Passive voice
Active voice
Both
None

16. What is the synonym of ‘Incredible’.

Unbelievable
Unthinkable
Unlikely
Unthinking

17. The word "bounty" is closest in meaning to—

Generosity
Familiar
Dividing line
Sympathy

18. The word ‘expunge’ means —

rationalise
purge
eradicate
inhale

19. ‘Effort’ শব্দটির Synonym নিচের কোনটি?

Assurance
Attempt
Erect
Exclude

20. The synonym of ‘Franchise’ is —

Privilege
Utility
French
Frankness

21. Find out the meaning of the word ‘Forthcoming’—

Disposing
Disapproving
Approaching
Incoming

22. The word ‘Genocide’ means—

mass grave
mass gathering
mass attendance
mass killing

23. The word ÔPanegyric' means

Criticism
elaborate praise
curse
high sound

24. What is the synonym of ‘Jovial’?

Gay
Happy
Jolly
(a + c)

25. The word that is synonymous with ‘Authoritarian—

autocratic
senior
elderly
potential

1. Teacher said, “The earth—round the sun.”

moves
moved
has moved
will be moving

2. She has — her hair a beautiful shade of brown.

colored
given
dried
dyed

3. Find out the correct translation : সকাল থেকে গুঁড়ি গুঁড়ি বৃষ্টি হচ্ছে-

It is raining from morning.
It has been raining for morning.
It has been drizzling since morning.
It is drizzling since morning.

4. কোনটি Present Perfect Tense এর উদাহরণ?

I had the news.
I shall have the news.
I have had the news.
I have the news.

5. Educating all people — a mammoth task.

are
is
be
have

6. If you wanted, I (help) you.

helped
would help
will help
can help

7. The examination — before I reached the hall.

has started
did start
had started
had been started

8. I came home after the rain –

had stopped
has stopped
stop
stopped

9. What is the past participle form of put?

putten
had puttan
put
putted

10. Hardly had we reached school —

when the bell rang
than the bell rang
the bell rang
after the bell ringing

11. They arrived here after you (left).

had left
left
well leave
leave

12. I am sure he (pass) the examination.

will pass
passed
will be passed
pass

13. We shall return before the sun —

sets
will set
is setting
has set

14. Arif — his work by the time his friends arrive.

will finish
had finished
has finish
will finished

15. When Water —, it turns into ice.

will freeze
freezes
would freeze
frozen

16. This could have worked if I — been more far- sighted.

had
might
have
would

17. If I had known you were coming —

would go to the station.
I had gone to the station.
I would have gone to the station.
I would be going to the station.

18. — I known the fact, I would have informed you about that.

If
Were
Have
Had

19. Choose the correct alternative to correct the sentence : He — to see us if he had been able to do.

would come
would have come
may had come
would may come

20. We worked hard so that we— succeed.

can
could
ma
should

21. If I lived near my office, — in time for work.

I would be
I shall be
I will be
I were

22. If we had a boat, we — the river.

would cross
will cross
will be crossing
would make crossed

23. If you had brushed your teeth carefully, you — fewer cavities.

would have had
would have
would had
will have

24. If he wants to play the violin, I — the piano for him.

ply
am playing
shall play
have played

25. Complete the sentence : If I were you, I—take the money :

shall
will
would
may

1. The statue stands — a global symbol of freedom.

for
to
as
against

2. Distribute these mangoes — Arif and Babu.

with
to
among
between

3. The customer gets what he pays—

off
at
for
from

4. The police is looking — the case.

fter
on
up
into

5. Sheela is quick — understanding.

at
in
for
of

6. They suffered much — tornado had hit their village.

until
since
as if
let alone

7. — glass is, for all practical purposes, a solid, its molecular structure is that of a liquid.

Because
Since
Although
If

8. He stared — the face of the old man.

at
on
in
to

9. He was only a yard off him. এখানে off শব্দটি কী?

Adverb
Preposition
Conjunction
Adjective

10. He came after my departure. The underlined word is a/an––

Preposition
Adverb
Conjunction
Verb

11. She may be surprised — the news.

by
with
at
upo

12. I congratulate you — your success.

for
at
on
in

13. He is blind —— his son’s faults.

of
to
for
with

14. ‘‘He is poor but honest.”— In this sentence which is a conjunction?

poor
honest
but
he

15. The headmaster is — the school?

in
on
of
to

16. The disgruntled man grumbled — his fate.

on
to
at
against

17. My brother has no interest — music.

for
in
with
at

18. The young women was dressed — rare silks.

by
in
with
into

19. You should not indulge — .

to smoke
on smoking
in smoking
smoking

20. I am quite — home in Algebra.

of
at
for
in

21. We went out — cold weather.

despite
inspite
besides
although

22. I went –– great sufferings.

on
for
through
with

23. Will you turn –– the switch for me.

on
down
by
in

24. I am fed up — waiting for her to telephone.

in
with
by
for

25. I opened the door as soon as I — the bell.

have heard
was hearing
heard
am heard

1. Three-fourths of the work — finished.

have been
had
has been
were

2. Neither Rini nor Simi —— qualified for the job.

are
is
were
had

3. Each of the sons followed –– father’s trade.

their
her
whose
his

4. Choose the correct sentence :

All of it depend on you
All of it are depending on you
All of it depends on you
All of it are depended on you.

5. Jamal and I — to school.

walking
walks
walk
are walk

6. Mars – a planet in our solar system.

are
is
will be
was

7. Women are too often — by family commitments.

confused
controlled
contaminated
constrained

8. Fortune —the brave.

will favour
favoured
had favoured
favours

9. The memoranda– not important.

is
has
have
are

10. You are the man who have always troubled me. ভুল অংশটি চিহ্নিত করুন।

The
Man
Have
Me

11. Which of the following sentences is correct?

One of my friends are lawyer
One of my friends is lawyer
One of my friends is a lawyer
One of my friends are lawyers

12. At least one of the students — full marks every time.

get
are getting
gets
have got

13. There is — milk in the bottle.

a little
very little
few
very few

14. Choose the correct sentence —

I, you and he are present
You, he and I are present
You, he and I am present
He, you and I are present

15. It is you who — to blame.

is
was
are
were

16. The poet and novelist — come.

have
has
were
was

17. No sooner had he reached the station — the train left.

when
then
than
while

18. I would like — information please.

few
some
a
an

19. Each learner of English — a good dictionary.

need
is
are
needs

20. Ten thousand dollars — a lot of money.

are
is
will
were

21. A writer of stories — need of imagination.

does
have
is
has

22. Twenty dollars a week (not go) far.

is not
does not
will not
are not

23. The mob — dispersed.

is
have
has
are

24. The father with his three sons — left the place.

have
were
has
will

25. Slow and steady — the race.

win
has won
wins
won

1. Which one is the past tense of ‘steal’?

stolen
stole
stoled
none of these

2. 'Plan' এর Past tense কোনটি?

pland
planed
planted
planned

3. ‘Sleep’ শব্দটির past participle কী?

Slept
Sleep
Sleeped
Sleepen

4. Reading is an excellent habit. Here, the underlined was is a —

Verbal noun
Participle
Verb
Gerund

5. ‘‘He ran a race”. Here “ran” is a–– verb.

Causitive
Copulative
Cognate
Factitive

6. ‘Act’ শব্দটির Verb কী?

Enact
Action
Acted
Actress

7. Which is the verb form of “father”?

fathern
father
fathering
fatherity

8. The verb form of ‘Danger’ is—

dangerous
endanger
dangering
undanger

9. What is the verb of the word ‘Ability’?

Ableness
Enable
Ably
Able

10. Which of the following words can be used as a verb?

Mister
Master
Mistress
Mastery

11. The verb of the noun ‘Friend’ is–

Friendship
Frank
Friendly
Befriend

12. A retired officer lives next door. Here, the underlined word in used as a/an—

Gerund
adverb
preposition
participle

13. Education is enlightening. Here ‘enlightening’ is :

A gerund
A participle
An infinitive
A finite verb

14. The verb of “strength” is :

strengthen
strong
strogner
would have finished

15. I water the garden. The underlined word is—

Noun
Verb
Pronoun
Adverb

16. ‘‘Mind your own business”. Here ‘Mind’ is—

Verb
Noun
Adjective
Adverb

17. Fire burns. What kind of verb is “Burn”?

Causative
Transitive
Intransitive
Copulative

18. The word ‘Beautify’ is a—

Noun
Adjective
Adverb
Verb

19. Which is the verb of the word ‘Public’?

Publicity
Publish
Press
Publicise

20. The boy from the village said, “I — starve than beg.”

better
rather
would rather
would better

21. I don’t think I — be able to go.

shall
should
can
could

22. What is the verb of the word "Shortly"?

Shorter
Shorten
Shortness
Short

23. ‘‘A rolling stone gathers no moss.” What is ‘Rolling’?

Gerund
Participle
Verbal Noun
Adjective

24. The door opened automatically. The underlined verb in this sentence is —

A transitive
intransitive
neither transitive nor intransitive
linking

25. Pick out the sentence with Causative verb—

She is eating rice
The letter is being written
I shall get the work done by him
Honey tastes sweet

1. Sit down and rest while. এখানে ‘While’ শব্দটি—

Noun
Pronoun
Adjective
Adverb

2. He reached home safely. The underlined word—

Noun
Adjective
Verb
Adverb

3. ‘Heart’ শব্দটির adjective কী?

Heartful
Hearten
Heartening
Heart

4. What is the adjective of the word ‘Egg’?

Egglike
Oval
Round
Circular

5. An ‘Adjective’ qualifies a —

verb
adverb
pronoun
none of these

6. The word “Wonderful” is a ––

Noun
Adjective
Preposition
Adverb

7. “The up train is late.” এখানে ‘Up’ শব্দটি—

Noun
Pronoun
Adverb
Adjective

8. The Adjective form of ‘marriage’ is—

married
menstrual
nuptial
celestial

9. Which is the adjective form of the word ‘Name’?

Proper
Nomination
Concrete
Nominal

10. Adjective of the word ‘Ox’ is—

Cowly
Bovine
Oxen
Oxy

11. Honey is — sweet.

very
too much
much too
excessive

12. The adjective of ‘Time’ is––

Temporal
Timous
Timeful
Temperamental

13. The Adjective form of ‘Night’ is–

Nasal
Nominal
Nocturnal
Naval

14. Which one is the adverb of the word ‘Favour’?

Favourable
Favourite
Favorably
Favourabite

15. The word ‘Diabetic’ is —

a noun
an adjcetive
both a noun and an adjective
a noun adjective

16. There is little water in the pot. The underlined word is a/an—

Adjective
Adverb
Noun
Conjunction

17. Every man is potential. Here ‘Every’ is a/an—

noun
adjective
pronoun
adverb

18. I am a university student. Here, ‘University’ is—

noun
pronoun
adjective
adverb

19. Adjective of the word ‘Joy’ is —

Joyous
Enjoy
Jolly
Joyful

20. Which one is not an adjective?

Intelligent
Poor
Brevity
Cunning

21. Which of the following is an adjective?

Diploma
Diplomacy
Diplomatic
Diplomat

22. The mother sat vigilantly beside the sick baby. Here ‘vigilantly’ is —

a noun
an adverb
an adjective
none of the three

23. I know better. The underlined word is —.

an adjective
an adverb
a preposition
a noun

24. It is time to go home. Here ‘home’ is a/an—

noun
adverb
adjective
pronoun

25. Please, come again. Here please is—

Verb
Adverb
Conjunction
Pronoun

1. Which of the following is ‘Demonstrative Pronoun’?

He
Yourself
Those
Who

2. I met a person —I never saw earlier.

whom
who
that
which

3. ``I cut myself”, here ‘myself’ is a/an —

Pronoun
Adjective
Adverb
Reflexive pronoun

4. What is all this noise? The underlined word is a/an—

Adverb
Adjective
Noun
Pronoun

5. Which one is the relative pronoun?

He
You
His
Who

6. নিচের কোনটি Personal Pronoun?

any
this
you
who

7. Which one of the following is a neuter gender?

A student
chairman
vixen
table

8. The masculine gender of the word ‘spinster’ is—

unattached
single
bachelor
divorced

9. The feminine form of the word ‘Author’ is :

Authors
Authorss
Authoress
Authores

10. ‘Alumni’ is the plural form of—

alumnus
alumnous
aluminus
aluminise

11. Plural of ‘Criterion’ is—

Criterions
criteriones
Criterias
Criteria

12. Which one of the following words is an example of a distributive pronoun?

such
either
that
any

13. The child cried for – mother.

its
it’s
her
his

14. Which of the following has an emphatic use of the reflexive pronoun?

She saw herself in the mirror
He did the work himself
I myself did the job
She cooked the meal herself

15. ––– among you are from class XII?

Who
Whose
Whom
Which

16. Which one is Reflexive Pronoun?

Myself
Who
He
Each

17. Fill in the blanks : “________ is she?” -She’s my friend from London”.

Who
Why
Which
What

18. What is the plural number of ‘ovum’?

ovams
ovumes
ovums
ova

19. Which one is in plural number?

data
goose
basis
formula

20. Which one is in singular number?

lice
errata
phenomenon
mice

21. Plural form of “Deer”?

Deer
Deers
Deeres
Deerers

22. What is the masculine gender of “Mare”?

Mermaid
Bear
Stallion
Dog

23. What is the feminine gender of ‘heir’?

heiress
heires
haires
heirs

24. The feminine of ‘Ram’ is —

Ewe
Hind
Mare
Sow

25. Feminine gender of ‘Wizard’ is —

Wizardess
Witch
Female-wizard
Acrobat

1. What is the noun of the word ‘Cook’?

Cooker
Cookie
Cook
Cooking

2. There are — dangerous drivers.

a very lot of
very many of
very much of
a lot of

3. Which part of speech is ‘Book’?

noun
verb
adjective
both noun and verb

4. Which of the follwing is an uncountable noun?

Pen
Shirt
Book
Food

5. The countable form of laughter—

A laugh
The laugh
Laugh
All of the above

6. "This necklace is made of gold." বাক্যে¨ ‘Gold’ শব্দটি-

Proper noun
Common noun
Collective noun
Material noun

7. Where there is a will there is a way.

a noun
a verb
an adjective
an adverb

8. I walked for a while. The underlined word is a/an—

Verb
Adverb
Conjunction
Noun

9. What is the noun form of 'believe'?

believe
belief
believable
believance

10. I still have — money.

a few
quite a faw
many
a little

11. What is the noun of ‘Deny’?

Denial
Refuse
Deni
Deniable

12. What type of noun is ‘Beauty’?

Proper
Collective
Common
Abstract

13. ‘Compel’ শব্দটির Noun হচ্ছে—

Compelness
Compulsion
Tranquil
Compelled

14. ‘Refuse’ শব্দটির Noun হচ্ছে—

Refusement
Refuse
Refusing
Refusal

15. I had a talk with him. Here ‘Talk’ is a—

verb
noun
pronoun
adverb

16. The noun of the word “Admit” is–

A Admission
Admissible
Admittance
Admitted

17. I would like — information, please.

some
few
a
an

18. The correct noun of ‘Break’ is—

Breach
Broker
Breakable
Breaking

19. What kind of Noun is ‘Girl’?

Proper
Common
Collective
Material

20. A person of — age may suffer from defects of vision.

every
any
certain
some

21. ‘Mutton' is a/an—

Common noun
Abstract noun
Material noun
Proper noun

22. ‘Honesty is the best policy.’ In this sentence the word ‘honesty’ is ––––

a common noun
a colllective noun
an abstract noun
a proper noun

23. Patience is a virtue. Here the word ‘patience’

adjective
adverb
noun
pronoun

24. What kind of noun is Cattle?

Common
Collective
Countable
Material

25. The noun form of ‘Approve’ is —

Approval
Approve
Nymph
Spinster