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.