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35th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) English MCQ

01. Let us begin by looking at 'the minutes of the meeting'. Here the quoted word means_______.

a) time record

b) written record

c) time frame

d) written analysis

Answer: b) written record


02. Cricket enjoys a huge _____ in Bangladesh.

a) follow on

b) follow

c) fall out

d) following

Answer: d) following


03. Who wrote the following lines - "All at once I saw / a crowd, a host of golden daffodils"?

a) Wordsworth

b) Shelly

c) Herrick

d) Keats

Answer: a) Wordsworth


04. What would be the right synonym for 'initiative'?

a) apathy

b) enterprise

c) indolence

d) activity

Answer: b) enterprise


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

a) Mister

b) Mistress

c) Master

d) Mastery

Answer: c) Master


06. Who among the following writers is not a Nobel Laureate?

a) T.S. Elliot

b) Grahame Greene

c) Toni Morrison

d) William Faulkner

Answer: b) Grahame Greene


07. The film was directed in the director's usual _____ style.

a) confusion

b) personifying

c) idiosyncratic

d) purifying

Answer: c) idiosyncratic


08. Which word is the determiner in the sentence "Will it take much time?"?

a) will

b) much

c) take

d) time

Answer: b) much


09. The play "Arms and the Man" is by _____

a) James Joyce

b) Arthur Miller

c) Samuel Beckett

d) George Bernard Shaw

Answer:  d) George Bernard Shaw


10. He was a rather "disagreeable" man. Here the quoted word is a/an

a) Noun

b) Adverb

c) Adjective

d) Preposition

Answer: b) Adjective

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11. This could have worked if I _____ been more far-sighted.

a) have

b) had

c) might

d) would

Answer:  b) had


12. The "climax" of a plot is what happens ______

a) in the beginning

b) at the height

c) at the end

d) in the confrontation

Answer:  b) at the height


13. relationship similar to "Harm : Damage" ?

a) Sweet : Sour

b) Stout : Week

c) Injure : Incapacitate

d) Hook : Crook

Answer:  c) Injure : Incapacitate


14. Othello is a Shakespeare's play about _____

a) A Jew

b) A Turk

c) A Roman

d) A Moor

Answer:  d) A Moor

[ Othello: Othello, the Moor of Venice is a tragedy by William Shakespeare believed to have been written in approximately 1603, and based on the Italian short story 'Un Capitano Moro' ('A Moorish Captain') by Cinthio, a disciple of Boccaccio, first published in 1565. ]

35th BCS English MCQ


15. In the 18th Century, the Mughal Empire begun to _____

a) discriminate

b) differentiate

c) disintegrate

d) dislocate

Answer:  c) disintegrate


16. Being fat does not necessarily kill you, but it _____ the risk that you will suffer from nasty diseases.

a) increases

b) encourages

c) emphasizes

d) involves

Answer:   a) increases


17. The poem "Isle of Innisfree" is written by _____

a) Dylan Thomas

b) W.H. Auden

c) Ezra Pound

d) W.B. Yeats

Answer:   W.B. Yeats

[ "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" is a twelve-line poem comprising three quatrains, written by William Butler Yeats in 1888 and first published in the National Observer in 1890. It was reprinted in The Countess Kathleen and Various Legends and Lyrics in 1892 and as an illustrated Cuala Press Broadside in 1932. ]


18. "Riders to the sea" is  _____

a) an epic poem

b) a novella

c) a one-act play

d) a theatrical adaptation of a poem

Answer:   c) a one-act play

[ Riders to the sea: Riders to the Sea is a play written by Irish Literary Renaissance playwright John Millington Synge. It was first performed on 25 February 1904 at the Molesworth Hall, Dublin, by the Irish National Theater Society with Helen Laird playing Maurya. ]


19. It is time to review the "protocol" on testing nuclear weapons. Here the quoted word means _____

a) Record of rules

b) Procedures

c) Summary of rules

d) Problems

Answer:  b) Procedures


20. _____ song haunted me for a long time.

a) These

b) Thus

c) That

d) Those

Answer: c) That


21. The noise level in Dhaka city has increased "exponentially". Here the quoted word means _____

a) amazingly

b) steadily

c) shockingly

d) rapidly

Answer:   d) rapidly


22. Which of the following writers belong to the Elizabethan period?

a) Christopher Marlowe

b) John Dryden

c) Alexander Pope

d) Samuel Beckett

Answer:   a) Christopher Marlowe


23. Women are too often _____ by family commitments.

a) confused

b) contaminated

c) controlled

d) constrained

Answer:   d) constrained


24. "To be, or not to be that is the question" - is a famous dialogue from -

a) Othello

b) Hamlet

c) Romeo and Juliet

d) Macbeth

Answer:   b) Hamlet


25. Class relations and societal conflict is the key understanding of -

a) Feminism

b) Structuralism

c) Formalism

d) Marxism

Answer:   d) Marxism


26. Societies living in the "periphery" are always ignored. Here the quoted word means _____

a) offshore areas

b) remote places

c) marginal areas

d) backward regions

Answer:  c) marginal areas


27. The idiom "A stitch in time saves nine" _____ refers to the importance of -

a) saving lives

b) saving time

c) timely action

d) time tailoring

Answer:   c) timely action


28. Which is the correct sentence?

a) He insisted on seeing her

b) He insisted for seeing her

c) He insisted in seeing her

d) He insisted to be seeing her

Answer: a) He insisted on seeing her


29. The phrase "nouveau riche" means _____

a) Riche rich

b) New high class

c) Well off

d) New rich

Answer: d) New rich


30. What would be the best antonym of "hibernate"?

a) dormancy

b) sluggishness

c) liveliness

d) democracy

Answer:  c) liveliness


31. I am in the process of collecting "material" for my story. The quoted word is _____

a) Verb

b) Adverb

c) Noun

d) Adjective

Answer:   c) Noun


32. Depression if often "hereditary" . here the quoted word is _____

a) Adverb

b) Noun

c) Adjective

d) Verb

Answer:  c) Adjective


33. Find the odd-man-out _____

a) The Bluest Eye

b) As I Lay Dying

c) Sula

d) A Mercy

Answer:   b) As I Lay Dying


34. Find the odd-man-out_____

a) George Eliot

b) Joseph Conrad

c) Thomas Hardy

d) James Joyce

Answer: a) George Eliot

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Information and Communications Technology (ICT) related MCQ

151. 'Blue tooth' technology allows _____.
i) Landline phone to mobile phone communication
ii) Signal transmission on mobile phones only
iii) Wireless communication between equipment's
iv) Satellite television communication

Answer: iii) Wireless communication between equipment's

152. ENIAC was _____.
i) an electronic computer
ii) an engine
iii) a memory device
iv) an electronic calculator

Answer: i) an electronic computer

153.. A process known as ______ is used by large retailers to study trends.
i) data mining
ii) data selection
iii) POS
iv) data conversion

Answer: i) data mining

154. _____ tags, when placed on an animal, can be used to record and track in a database all of the animal's movements.
i) POS
ii) RFID
iii) PPS
iii) GPS

Answer: ii) RFID

155. Servers are computers that provide resources to other computers connected to a:
i) network
ii) mainframe
iii) supercomputer
iv) client

Answer: i) network


156. System software is the set of programs that enables your computers hardware devices and _____ software to work together.
i) management
ii) processing
iii) utility
iv) application

Answer: iv) application

157. In which year was the World Wide Web created?
i) 1974
ii) 1984
iii) 1994
iv) 2004

Answer: iii) 1994

158. The CPU and memory are located on the:
i) expansion board
ii) motherboard
iii) storage device
iv) output device

Answer: ii) motherboard

159. All of the following are examples of real security and privacy risks EXCEPT:
i) hackers
ii) spam
iii) viruses
iv) identity theft

Answer: ii) spam

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160. _____ terminals (formerly known as cash registers) are often connected to complex inventory and sales computer systems.
i) Data
ii) Point-of-sale (POS)
iii) Sales
iv) Query

Answer: ii) Point-of-sale (POS)

161. _____ is data that has been organized or presented in a meaningful fashion.
i) A process
ii) Software
iii) Storage
iv) Information

Answer: iv) Information

162. The name for the way that computers manipulate data into information is called:
i) programming
ii) processing
iii) storing
iv) organizing

Answer: ii) processing

163. Which of the following is NOT one of the four major data processing functions of a computer?
i) gathering data
ii) processing data into information
iii) analyzing the data or information
iv) storing the data or information

Answer: iii) analyzing the data or information

164. A(n) _____ system is a small, wireless handheld computer that scans an item’s tag and pulls up the current price (and any special offers) as you shop.
i) PSS
ii) POS
iii) inventory
iv) data mining

Answer: i) PSS

165. The reduction in the amount of movement between two places the greater the distance they are apart is known as:
i) distance decay
ii) distance decline
iii) distance falloff
iv) distance reduction

Answer: i) distance decay
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34th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) English MCQ

01. Which of the following ecosystems covers the largest area of the earth's surface?
a) Marine Ecosystem
b) Desert Ecosystem
c) Mountain Ecosystem
d) Fresh water Ecosystem

Answer: a) Marine Ecosystem

[Marine Ecosystem: A marine ecosystem is a type of aquatic ecosystem, the main component of which is salt water. Marine ecosystems include a variety of ecosystems, such as seas, oceans, salt marshes, coral reefs, shallow coastal waters, estuaries, coastal saltwater lagoons, rocky shores, and coastal areas.

As we can imagine, different types of marine ecosystems together support an amazing diversity of flora and fauna. In the next part we will see which groups of marine plants and marine animals make up the biodiversity of these ecosystems, and the main physical and chemical characteristics that define them.]


02. √169 is equal to _____.
a) 17
b) 11
c) 13
d) 15

Answer: c) 13

[Square root: The product obtained by multiplying a number by that number is called the square of the number and the number is called the square root of the product. The √ radical symbol is used to denote the square root. For example, √16 = 4.]


03. Photosynthesis takes place in _____.
a) All parts of the plants
b) Roots of the plant
c) Stems of the plants
d) Green parts of the plants

Answer: d) Green part s of the plants

[Photosynthesis: An important characteristic of green plants is that they make food such as carbohydrates or sugars from carbon dioxide and water in the presence of sunlight. The process of making carbohydrate food in green plants is called photosynthesis.

In the process of photosynthesis, light energy is converted into chemical energy. The food produced in green plants is used by the plant itself to carry out the metabolic processes necessary for survival, and the remaining food is stored in fruits, roots, stems, or leaves. Human beings and other animals depend on this food stored in plants.]


04. Lunar eclipse occurs on _____.
a) A moonless day
b) A new moon day
c) A full moon day
d) A half moon day

Answer: c)A full moon day

[Lunar Eclipse: The moon is the constant companion of the earth. It is the only satellite of the earth. But the moon has no light of its own. Not even the world. Light comes from the sun. When the Earth is between the Sun and the Moon, the Earth's shadow falls on the Moon. As a result, the whole moon or some of its parts are no longer visible from Earth. This is the lunar eclipse.]


05. The term PC means _____.
a) Professional computer
b) Private computer
c) Prime computer
d) Personal computer

Answer: d) Personal computer

[PC: The full meaning of PC is Personal Computer. Computers are divided into several categories based on the type of work and pros and cons of use. PC or Personal Computer is one of them. Laptop and some kind of personal computer.]


06. 'Botany' is to 'plants' as 'Zoology is to _____.
a) flowers
b) trees
c) dear
d) animals

Answer: d) animals

07. Tiger: Zoology :: Mars :
a) Astrology
b) Astronomy
c) Crytology
d) Telescopy

Answer: a)Astronomy

08. 'Maiden speech' means _____.
a) Late speech
b) Early speech
c) Final speech
d) First speech

Answer: d) First speech

09. What is the masculine gender of "mare"?
a) Dog
b) Mermaid
c) Bear
d) Stallion

Answer: d) Stallion

10. Who is known as the 'Lady of the Lamp'?
a) Sorojini Naidu
b) Hellen Killer
c) Florence Nightingale
d) Madame Teresa

Answer: c) Florence Nightingale

[Lady of the Lamp: Florence Nightingale, known as 'Lady with the Lamp'. Florence Nightingale (1820-1910), known to history as the 'Lady with the Lamp', was a British nurse, social reformer and statistician. Florence Nightingale is best known as the founder of modern nursing. Her breakthroughs in the field of nursing served as milestones in advancing the overall medical system.]


11. For which of the following disciplines Nobel Prize is awarded?
a) Literature, peace and Economics
b) Physiology or Medicine
c) Physics and Chemistry
d) All of the above

Answer: d) All of the above

[Nobel Prize: Nobel Prize was introduced in 1901 AD. Since that year, the award has been presented to various individuals and institutions around the world for successful and unique research and innovation and unparalleled humanitarian work. Awards are given in total six subjects. The subjects are: Physics, Finance, Chemistry, Medicine, Literature and Peace. The Nobel Prize is considered the world's most prestigious medal in all these fields. Nobel Prize winners are called Nobel Laureates in English.]


12. EURO is the currency of _____.
a) Africa
b) Asia
c) Europe
d) America

Answer: c) Europe

13. IMF is the result of _____.
a) Hawana Conference
b) Rome Conference
c) Geneva Conference
d) Brettonwood Conference

Answer: d) Brettonwood Conference

14. N.B stands for _____.
a) on bearing
b) Note before
c) No bar
d) Nota bene

Answer: d) Nota bene

15. Fill in the blank of the following sentence with the right form of verb. if I _____ a king!
a) shall be
b) am
c) was
d) were

Answer: d) were

16. In Cricket game the length of the pitch between the two wickets is _____.
a) 21 yards
b) 24 yards
c) 23 yards
d) 22 yards

Answer: d) 22 yards

17. Badminton is the national sport of _____.
a) Nepal
b) Malaysia
c) Scotland
d) China

Answer: Indonesia
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01. Each question below consists of a related pair of words. Select the pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original
EXCITE: CALM
a) restrain : compose
b) upset : perturb
c) agitate : trouble
d) stimulate : cool down

Answer: d) stimulate : cool down

02. DELAY: EXPEDITE
a) related: halt
b) block : obstruct
c) drag : procrastinate
d) detain : dispatch

Answer: d) detain : dispatch

03. ANARCHY : GOVERNMENT
a) penury : wealth
b) chaos : disorder
c) monarchy : republic
d) verbosity : words

Answer: c) monarchy : republic

04. VACCINE : PREVENT
a) wound : heal
b) antidote : counteract
c) victim : attend
d) diagnosis : cure

Answer: b) antidote : counteract


05. Questions 55 to 60 are incomplete sentences. You are to choose the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence. _____ glass is, for all practical purposes, a solid, its molecular structure is that of a liquid.
a) because
b) since
c) although
d) if

Answer: c) although

06. An intensive search was conducted by the detectives to locate those criminals who _____.
a) have had escaped
b) had escaped
c) are escaping
d) have been escaping

Answer: b) had escaped

07. The intellectual can no longer be said to live— the margins of society.
a) against
b) beyond
c) inside
d) before

Answer: b) beyond

08. According to the conditions of my scholarship, after finishing my degree _____.
a) my education will be employed by the University
b) employment will be given to me by the University
c) the University will employ me
d) I will be employed of the University.

Answer: c) the University will employ me

09. If a substance is cohesive, it tends to ______.
a) retain heat
b) bend without too much difficulty
c) stick together
d) break easily

Answer: c) stick together

10. He stopped his car—when the light turned red.
a) abruptly
b) equitably
c) ambiguously
d) incisively

Answer: a) abruptly

11. Each sentence contains two blanks. Choose the set of words for each blank that best completes the sentence.
The influence of the technological revolution in _____ and _____ the concentration of wealth and power in the hands of the few should worry us all.
a) proliferating, diminishing
b) undermining, neutralizing
c) accelerating, intensifying
d) aggravating, demolishing

Answer: c) accelerating, intensifying

12. Few people would care to take the negative side of the proposition that the women of the world are— and _____ .
a) admired,  provoked
b) oppressed, scorned
c) rebuked, regaled
d) Slighted, celebrated

Answer: b) oppressed, scorned

13. Anger, even when it is _____ has one virtue, it overcomes _____.
a) sinful, sloth
b) inevitable, desire
c) unnecessary, malice
d) intense, hate

Answer: b) inevitable, desire

14. The word ‘dilly dally’ means _____.
a) to dilute
b) wait impatiently
c) repeat
d) waste time

Answer: d) waste time

15. The word ‘Euphemism’ means _____.
a) stating one thing like another
b) description of a disagreeable thing by an agreeable name
c) contrast of words is made in the same sentence
d) a statement is made emphatic by overstatement

Answer: a) stating one thing like another

16. The passive form of the sentence "some children were helping the wounded man" _____.
a)The wounded man was helped by some children
b)The wounded man was helping some children
c) The wounded man was being helped by some children
d)The wounded man was to be helped by some children

Answer: c) The wounded man was being helped by some children

17. Passage
Rumor is the most primitive way of spreading stories-by passing them on from mouth to mouth. But civilized countries in normal times have better sources of news than rumor. They have radio, television, and newspapers. In times of stress and confusion, however, rumor emerges and becomes rife. At such times different kinds of news are in competition: the press, television, and radio versus the grape vine. Especially do rumors spread when war requires censorship on many important matters. The customary news sources no longer give out enough information. Since the people cannot learn through legitimate channels all that they are anxious to learn, they pick up 'news' whenever they can and when this happens, rumor thrives. Rumors are often repeated even by those who do not believe the tales. There is a fascination about them. The reason is that the cleverly designed rumor gives expression to something deep in the hearts o the victims-the fears, suspicions, forbidden hopes, or daydreams which they hesitate to voice directly. Pessimistic rumors about defeat and disasters show that the people who repeat them are worried and anxious. Optimistic rumors about record
production or peace soon coming paint to complacency or confidence-and often to overconfidence.

The author is mainly concerned with _____.
a) the nature of rumor
b) the fascination of rumors
c) rumor as primitive man's newspaper
d) the breeding places of rumors

Answer: b) the fascination of rumors

18. The author suggests that rumors usually _____.
a) alarm their hearers
b) are hardy in their growth
c) are disheartening
d) can be suppressed by censorship

Answer: b) are hardy in their growth

19. The author states that during war time the regular sources of news present only _____.
a) optimistic reports
b) pessimistic reports
c) limited information
d) government propaganda

Answer: c) limited information

20. Which of the following best describes the authors personal attitude toward rumor.
a) Excited enthusiasm
b) Morbid curiosity
c) Acute indignation
d) Philosophical interest

Answer: d) Philosophical interest
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18th BCS MCQ (English Part only)

01 to 04 Each sentence below has two blanks. Choose the set of words for each blank that best fits the meaning of the sentences as a whole:
Although a few years ago the fundamental fact about the Milky Way seemed fairly well _____ now even its mass and radius have come into _____.
a) determined ..... resolution
b) established ..... question
c) Ignored ..... danger
d) Diminished ..... disrepute

Answer: b) established ...... question

02. Because she had a reputation for.... we were surprised and pleased when she greeted us so _____.
a) insolence ..... irately
b) insouciance ..... cordially
c) arrogance.... disdainfully
d) querulousness ….. affably

Answer: d) querulousness ….. affably

03. A _____ statement is an _____ comparison; it does not compare things explicitly, but suggest a likeness between them.
a) sarcastic ..... unfair
b) metaphorical ..... implied
c) sanguine ..... inherent
d) blatant ..... overt

Answer: d) blatant ..... overt


04. Questions 05 to 10 are incomplete sentences. Choose the word or phrase that best Jill the blank space to complete the sentence:
If ruby is heated it _____ temporarily loose its colour.
a) would
b) will
c) does
d) has

Answer: b) will

05. All of the people at the AAME conference are _____.
a) Mathematic teachers
b) Mathematics teachers
c) Mathematics teacher
d) Mathematic's teachers

Answer: b) Mathematics teachers

06. Prices for bicycles can run _____ Tk. Tk. 2000.00
a) as high as
b) so high as
c) as high to
d) as hish for

Answer: a) as high as

07. Travelers their reservations well in advance if they want to fly during the Eid holidays.
a) had better to get
b) had to get better
c) had better get
d) had better got

Answer: c) had better get
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17th BCS MCQ (EnglishPart Only)

01. To read between the lines ______
i) to concentrate
ii) to suspect
iii) to read carefully
iv) to grasp the hidden meaning

Answer: iv) to grasp the hidden meaning

02. The best passive from of the sentence :'We don't like idle people' _____
i) We are not liked by idle people
ii) Idle people are not like us
iii) Idle people are not liked by us
iv) Idle people are not of our liking

Answer: iii) Idle people are not liked by us


03. The correct sentence of the followings _____
i) The Nile is longest river in Africa
ii) The Nile is longest river in the Africa
iii) Nile is longest river in Africa
iv) The Nile is the longest river in Africa

Answer: iv) The Nile is the longest river in Africa

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04. The antonym for 'Inimical' _____
i) Friendly
ii) Hostile
iii) Indifferent
iv) Angry

Answer: i) Friendly

05. Browning was the composer of any of the following poems _____
i) Two voices
ii) The scholar Gipsy
iii) Andtea del Sarto
iv) Oenone

Answer: iii) Andtea del Sarto

06. The right word to fit in the gaps of the flowing sentence- 'Give her a telephone number to ring _____ she gets lost'.
i) Whether
ii) Incase
iii) Unless
iv) Perhaps

Answer: ii) Incase

07. The synonym of 'Franchise' _____
i) Privilege
ii) Utility
iii) French
iv) Frankness

Answer: i) Privilege

08. The opposite word of 'sluggish' ______
i) Animated
ii) Dull
iii) Heavy
iv) Slow

Answer: i) Animated

09. The correct spelling is _____
i) Humourous
ii) Humourious
iii) Humorous
iv) Humorious

Answer: iii) Humorous

10. 'Equivocation' means _____
i) A true statement
ii) Equal opportunity to get a job
iii) Free expression of opinions
iv) Two contrary things in the same statement

Answer: iv) Two contrary things in the same statement

11. The last word of the proverb . 'Handsome is that handsome _____'
i) does
ii) Works
iii) thinks
iv) says

Answer: i) does

12. The correct sentence of the followings ______
i) A new cabinet has been sworn in Dhaka
ii) A new cabinet has been sworn a Dhaka
iii) A new cabinet has been sworn by in Dhaka
iv) A new cabinet has sworn in Dhaka

Answer: i) A new cabinet has been sworn in Dhaka

13. Any one of the following pairs are literary collaborators _____
i) Eliot and pound
ii) Yeats and Eliot
iii) Pope and Dryden
iv) Shelly and keats

Answer: iv) Shelly and keats

14. 'Blockbuster' means:
i) A large solid piece of stone
ii) A device to cut off persons head as punishment
iii) Something that makes movement difficult
iv) A powerful explosive to demolish buildings

Answer: iv) A powerful explosive to demolish buildings

15. 'Blue chips' are _____
i) Securities issued by the government
ii) Industrial shares considered to be a safe investment
iii) Industrial shares considered to be a risky investment
iv) Flat plastic counters used as money tokens

Answer: ii) Industrial shares considered to be a safe investment
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01. Which of the following sentence is correct?
i) I forbad him from going
ii) I forbade him to go
iii) I forbad him going
iv) I forbad him not to go

Answer: ii) I forbade him to go

02. Which of the following is a correct proverb?
i) Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.
ii) Fools rush in where an angels fear to tread.
iii) A Fool rushes in where an angels fears to tread.
iv) Fools rush in where the angels fear to tread.

Answer: i) Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.

03. Which of the following sentence is correct?
i) Why you have done this
ii) Why did you have done this
iii) Why have you done this
iv) Why you had done this

Answer: iii) Why have you done this

04. Which of the following sentence is correct?
i) That shirt which he bought is blue in colour
ii) Which shirt he bought is blue in colour
iii) The shirt which he bought is blue in colour

Answer: iii) The shirt which he bought is blue in colour

05. The correct passive of "Sheila was writing a letter" is _____
i) A letter was written by Sheila
ii) A letter was being writing by Sheila
iii) A letter was being was being written by Sheila
iv) A letter was being written by Sheila

Answer: iv) A letter was being written by Sheila

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06. Which of the following sentences is correct?
i) One of my friends are a lawyer
ii) One of my friends is a lawyer
iii) One of my friend is a lawyer
iv) One of my friends are a lawyers

Answer: ii) One of my friends is a lawyer

07. The word ecological is related to _____
i) Atmosphere
ii) Pollusion
iii) Environment
iv) Demography

Answer: iii) Environment

08. The synonym of 'genesis' is _____
i) Introduction
ii) Preface
iii) Beginning
iv) Foreword

Answer: iii) Beginning

09. The word 'homogeneous' means _____
i) Of the same kind
ii) Of the same place
iii) Of the same race
iv) Of the same density

Answer: i) Of the same kind


10. The word 'imbibe' means _____
i) To learn
ii) To tinge
iii) To drink
iv) To acquire

Answer: iii) To drink

11. Something which is obnoxious means that it is _____
i) very dangerous
ii) very pleasant
iii) very ugly
iv) very unpleasant

Answer: iv) very unpleasant

12. A pilgrim is a person who undertakes a journey to a _____
i) holy place
ii) a mosque
iii) a bazar
iv) a new country

Answer: i) holy place

13. Shakespeare is known mostly for his _____
i) poetry
ii) novels
iii) autobiography
iv) plays

Answer: iv) plays

14. A person who writes about his own life writes _____
i) a chronicle
ii) an autobiography
iii) a diary
iv) a biography

Answer: ii) an autobiography

15. In which century was the Victorian period?
i) 17th century
ii) 18th century
iii) 19th century
iv) 20th century

Answer: iii) 19th century
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01. 'Pediatric' relates to the treatment of:
i) adults
ii) women
iii) old people
iv) children

Answer: iv) children

02. The speaker failed to make the audience-to him patiently. Which of the following is the best form of pronoun in the above sentence?
i) to listen
ii) listening
iii) listened
iv) listen

Answer: iv) listen

03. My uncle has three sons, _____ work in the same office. Which of the following is the best form of pronoun in the above sentence?
i) all of them
ii) who all
iii) they all
iv) all of whom

Answer: iv) all of whom

04. What is the meaning of the word 'intrepid'?
i) arrogant
ii) belligerent
iii) questioning
iv) fearless

Answer: iv) fearless

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05. What is the meaning of the expression 'bottom line'?
i) The final step
ii) The end of a road
iii) The last line of a book
iv) The essential point

Answer: iv) The essential point

06. The word 'plurality' means _____
i) The letter 'S'
ii) Men and women
iii) Chaos and confusion
iv) The holding of more than one office at a time

Answer: iv) The holding of more than one office at a time


07. 'Bootleg' means to _____
i) distribute
ii) export
iii) import
iv) smuggle

Answer: iv) smuggle

08. Which of the following is a correct sentence?
i) He was too clever not to miss the point
ii) He was so clever to miss the point
iii) He was too clever to miss the point
iv) He was too clever to grasp the point

Answer: iii) He was too clever to miss the point

09. The 'poet laureate' is _____
i) the best poet of the country
ii) a wineer of the Nobel prize in poetry
iii) the Court poet of England
iv) a classical poet

Answer: iii) the Court poet of England

10. Which of the following school of literary writings is connected with a medical theory?
i) Comedy of manners
ii) Theater of the Absurd
iii) Heoric Tragedy
iv) Comedy of Humours

Answer: iv) Comedy of Humours

11. Who of the following was both a poet and painter?
i) Keats
ii) donne
iii) Blake
iv) Spenser

Answer: iii) Blake

12. Are you doing anything special _____ the week-end?
i) in
ii) for
iii) on
iv) at

Answer: iv) at

13. What is the synonym of ‘incredible’?
i) Unbelievable
ii) Unthinkable
iii) Unlikely
iv) Unthinking

Answer: i) Unbelievable

14. What is the antonym of ‘famous’?
i) Oraque
ii) Obscure
iii) Illiterate
iv) Immature

Answer: ii) Obscure

15. plebiscite is a term related to
i) Medicine
ii) Technology
iii) Law
iv) Politics

Answer: iv) Politics

16. People always remember patriots -Which of the following is the best passive form of the above sentence?
i) The patriots will always be remembered by people
ii) The patriots are always being remembered
iii) People are always remembered by the patriots
iv) The patriots are always remembered by the people

Answer: iv) The patriots are always remembered by the people

17. Who wrote ‘Beauty is truth, truth is beauty’?
i) Shakespeare
ii) Wordsworth
iii) Keats
iv) Eliot

Answer: iii) Keats

18. Many islands make up _____
i) an isles
ii) an archipelago
iii) a peninsula
iv) continent

Answer: ii) an archipelago
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01. The walls of our house have been painted _____ green.
  1. by
  2. in
  3. with
  4. no preposition
Answer: iv. no preposition

02. A speech full of too many words is _____
  1. A big speech
  2. Maiden speech
  3. An unimportnt speach
  4. A verbose speech
Answer: iv. A verbose speech

03. To meet trouble half way means _____
  1. To be puzzled
  2. To get nervious
  3. To be disappointed
  4. To bear up
Answer: i. To be puzzled


04. What is the meaning of the idiom 'a round dozen'?
  1. A full dozen
  2. A little less than a dozen
  3. A little more than a dozen
  4. Round about a dozen
Answer: i. A full dozen

05. You should "show good manners" in the company of young ladies- Which is the appropriate phrase for the underlined expression above?
  1. Behave gently
  2. Practice manners
  3. Behave yourself
  4. Do not talk rudely
Answer: i. Behave gently

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06. Trying unitedly we were able to have our project approved 'against' strong oppositions. Which of the following says nearly the same as 'against' above?
  1. In the wake of
  2. In the guise of
  3. In the plea of
  4. In the teeth of
Answer: iv. In the teeth of

07. Not many people can commit such a heinous crime 'in cold blood'. What does the quoted idiom mean?
  1. In cool brain and calculeted thought
  2. So patiently and thoughtfully
  3. So impatiently and thoughtlessly
  4. Stirred by sudden emotion
Answer: i. In cool brain and calculeted thought

08. People who assume that no evil can befall them are foolishly _____
  1. Ardent
  2. Complacent
  3. confident
  4. apprehensive
Answer: ii. Complacent

09. One who unduly forwards in rendering services for others is not generally liked in society- Which of the following words represents truly the character of the person mentioned here?
  1. Benevolent
  2. Official
  3. Officious
  4. Bureaucratic
Answer: iii. Officious

10. What kind of man is quite the opposite type of "supercilious"?

  1. Affable
  2. Haughty
  3. Disdainfull
  4. Wicked

Answer: i. Affable

11. How many eggs have your hens _____ this month?
  1. lain
  2. laid
  3. lay
  4. lied
Answer: ii. laid

12. Can you tell me where _____ ?
  1. Does Mr. Ali live
  2. Mr. Ali doesn’t live
  3. Mr. Ali lives
  4. Lives Mr. Ali
Answer: iii. Mr. Ali lives

13. Now-a-days many villages are lit _____ Electricity. Which is the correct preposition in the above blank?
  1. with
  2. by
  3. from
  4. on
Answer: i. Electricity

14. The second anniversary celebration of our college will be held on December,15. which of the following is the correct phrase for ‘will be held’?
  1. takes off
  2. comes off
  3. will bring about
  4. will come round
Answer: ii. comes off

15. 'Dog day' means _____
  1. a period of being carefree
  2. a period of habing youthful flings
  3. a period of misfortunate
  4. hot weather
Answer: iv. hot weather
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01. Select the meaning of the word 'stagflagation':
i) controlled prices
ii) economic slow down
iii) a disintegrating government
iv) cultural dullness

Answer:ii) economic slow down

02. What is the meaning of the word 'scuttle'?
i) to tease
ii) abandon
iii) pile up
iv) gossip

Answer:ii) abandon

03. What is the meaning of the word 'stanch'?
i) be weak
ii) smooth out
iii) to reinforce
iv) put an end to

Answer: iv) put an end to


04. What is the meaning of the word 'belated '?
i) complaining
ii) off hand
iii) weak
iv) Tardy

Answer: iv) Tardy

05. What is the meaning of the word 'sequence'?
i) to follow
ii) round up
iii) withdraw
iv) question closely

Answer: i) to follow

06. what is the meaning of the word 'euphemism'?
i) vague idea
ii) in offensive expression
iii) verbal play
iv) wise saying

Answer: ii) in offensive expression

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07. 'The Rainbow'is _______.
i) a poem by wordsworth
ii) a short story by somerset maugham
iii) a novel by D.H. Lawrence
iv) a verse by coleridge

Answer: iii) a novel by D.H. Lawrence

08. 'Tom Jones' by Henry Fielding was first published in _____.
i) the 1st half of 19th century
ii) the 2nd half of 19th century
iii) the 1st half of 18th century
iv) the 2nd half of 18th century

Answer: iii) the 1st half of 18th century

09. Anything 'pernicious' tends to injure or destroy. something which has no such harmful effect is _____.
i) innocuous
ii) innocent
iii) immaculate
iv) salutary

Answer: i) innocuous

10. Do not worry, English grammar is not _____ to understand. Which of the following does best fit in the blank space?
i) so difficult
ii) very difficult
iii) too difficult
iv) difficult enough

Answer: iii) too difficult

11. We (not have) a holiday since the beginning of the year. Which of the following verb forms does best complete the above sentence?
i) did not have
ii) have not had
iii) are not having
iv) had not had

Answer: ii) have not had

12. If I were you, I (handle) the situation more carefully. Which of the following verb forms does best complete the above sentence?
i) would handle
ii) will handle
iii) handled
iv) would have handled

Answer: i) would handle

13. It's time (you, realize) your mistakes. Which of the following verb forms does best complete the above sentence?
i) you realized
ii) that you realize
iii) you would realize
iv) you have realized

Answer: i) you realized

14. We have recently entered _____ an agreement with Inland co-operative society? Which of the following does best fit in the blank space?
i) no preposition
ii)upon
iii) in
iv) into

Answer: iv) into

15. The boy from the village said, "I _____ starve then beg". Which of the following best completed the above sentence?
i) better
ii) rather
iii) would rather
iv) would better

Answer: iii) would rather

16. I have never seen such a slow coach like you, this small work has taken you three full month. what does the idiom 'a slow coach' mean?
i) an irresponsible person
ii) a careless person
iii) an unthoughtful person
iv) a very lazy person

Answer: iv) a very lazy person

17. The literary work 'Kuble Khan'is _____.
i) a history by Vincent Smith
ii) a verse by Coleridge
iii) a drama by Oscar Wilde
iv) a short story by Somerset Maugham

Answer: ii) a verse by Coleridge

18. T.S. Eliot was born in _____.
i) Ireland
ii) England
iii) Wales
iv) U.S.A

Answer: iv) U.S.A

19. What was the real name of the great American short story writer, 'O' Henry?
i) Samuel L clemens
ii) William sydeney porter
iii) Fitz-james O'Brien
iv) William huntington wright

Answer: ii) William sydeney porter
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01. Who is the greatest modern English Dramatist?
i) Verginia Woolf
ii) George Bernard Shaw
iii) P. B. Shelley
iv) S. T. Coleridge

Answer: ii) George Bernard Shaw

02. Who is the modern philosopher who was awarded Nobel Prize for literature?
i) James Baker
ii) Dr. Kissinger
iii) Bertrand Russell
iv) Lenin

Answer: iii) Bertrand Russell

03. Who is the author of 'A Farewell to Arms'?
i) T. S. Eliot
ii) John Milton
iii) Plato
iv) Ernest Hemingway

Answer: iv) Ernest Hemingway


04. Who is the most famous satirist in English literature?
i) Alexander Pope
ii) Jonathan Swifts
iii) William Wordsworth
iv) Butler

Answer: ii) Jonathan Swifts

05. What is the synonym of 'Delude'?
i) Demand
ii) Permit
iii) Aggravate
iv) Deceive

Answer: iv) Deceive

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06. What is the noun of the word 'Waste'?
i) Waste
ii) Wasting
iii) Wastage
iv) Wasteful

Answer: iii) Wastage

07. What is the antonym of 'Queer'?
i) Integrated
ii) Orderly
iii) Abnormal
iv) Odd

Answer: ii) Orderly

08. What is the adjective of the word 'Heart'?
i) Heart
ii) Hearten
iii) Heartening
iv) Heartful

Answer: iii) Heartening

09. What is the verb of the word 'Shortly'?
i) Short
ii) Shorter
iii) Shorten
iv) Shortness

Answer: iii) Shorten

10. Choose the correct sentence:
i) Let he and you be witnesses
ii) Let you and him be witnesses
iii) Let you and he be witnesses
iv) Let you and he be witness

Answer: ii) Let you and him be witnesses

11. Choose the correct sentence:
i) The matter was informed to the police
ii) The matter has informed to to the police
iii) The police was informed of the matter
iv) The police were informed of the matter

Answer: iv) The police were informed of the matter

12. Who, which, what are:
i) Demonstrative pronoun
ii) Relative pronoun
iii) Reflexive pronoun
iv) Indefinite pronoun

Answer: ii) Relative pronoun

13. Choose the correct one:
i) Mispel
ii) Misspell
iii) Mispell
iv) Misspel

Answer: ii) Misspell

14. Fill in the blanks :What is the time ---------- your watch?
i) by
ii) in
iii) at
iv) with

Answer: i) by

15. Fill in the blinks: "Give my _____ to him".
i) Warm compliment
ii) Compliments
iii) Best compliment
iv) Heartiest compliment

Answer: ii) Compliments

16. "Caesar and Cleopatra" is _____
i) A tragedy by Shakespeare
ii) A play by G. B. Shaw
iii) A poem by Lord Byron
iv) A novel by S.T. Coleridge

Answer: ii) A play by G. B. Shaw

17. It is too difficult to tolerate bad temper for long. which of the following phrases does best replace 'tolerate' in the above sentence?
i) cope up with
ii) put up with
ii) stand up for
iv) pull on with

Answer: ii) put up with
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01. He has been ill _____ Friday last.
i) from
ii) on
iii) in
iv) since

Answer: iv) since

02. 'Out and out' means:
i) Not at all
ii) Brave
iii) Thoroughly
iv) Whole heatedly

Answer: iii) Thoroughly


03. What is the verb of the word 'ability'?
i) enable
ii) ably
iii) able
iv) ableness

Answer: i) enable

04. May Allah help you. What kind of sentence is this?
i) Assertive
ii) Imperative
iii) Optative
iv) Exclamatory

Answer: ii) Optative

05. A rolling stone gathers no moss. what rolling' is?
i) Gerund
ii) Participle
iii) Verbal noun
iv) Adjective

Answer: iv) Adjective

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06. Which is the noun of the word beautiful?
i) Beautify
ii) Beauty
iii) Beautifully
iv) Beautious

Answer: ii) Beauty

07. Hold water means _____
i) keep water
ii) Store
iii) Bear examination
iv) Drink water

Answer: iii) Bear examination

08. "Justice delayed is justice denied" was stated by _____
i) Disraeli
ii) Gladstone
iii) Emerson
iv) Shakespeare

Answer: ii) Gladstone

09. Who is poet of the Victorian age?
i) Mathew Arnold
ii) Helen keller
iii) Shakespeare
iv) Robert Browning

Answer: iv) Robert Browning

10. Who is the author of 'For Whom the Bell Tolls'?
i) Lord Tennison
ii) Homer
iii) Charles Dickens
iv) Ernest Hemingway

Answer: iv) Ernest Hemingway

11. 'syntax' means _____
i) Supplementary tax
ii) Sentence building
iii) Manner of speech
iv) Synchronizing

Answer: ii) Sentence building

12. What is the synonym of 'Incite'?
i) Urge
ii) Permit
iii) Instigate
iv) deceive

Answer: iii) Instigate

13. What is the antonym `Honorary'?
i) Literary
ii) Honorable
iii) Salaried
iv) Official

Answer: iii) Salaried

14. Fill in the blanks He has assublue me _____ safety?
i) with
ii) of
iii) for
iv) at

Answer: ii) of

15. Choose the correct sentence _____
i) He was hunged for murder
ii) He has been hunged for murder
iii) He was hanged for murder
iv) He had been hunged for murder

Answer: i) He was hanged for murder

16. Choose the correct sentence _______
i) The rich is not always happy
ii) Rich is not always happy
iii) The rich is not happy always
iv) The rich are not always happy

Answer: iv) The rich are not always happy
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01. Choose the correct alternative to complete the sentence. “ He _____ to see us he had been able to”
i) would come
ii) would have come
iii) may have come
iv) bad attack

Answer: i) would come

02. Choose the correct sentence.
i) I asked Javed had he passed
ii) I asked Javed if he had passed
iii) I asked Javed if you had passed
iv) I asked Javed that had he passed

Answer: ii) I asked Javed if he had passed

03. Choose the correct sentence.
i) A few of the three boys got a prize
ii) Each of the three boys got a prize
iii) Every of the three boys got a prize
iv) All of the three boys got a prize

Answer: ii) Each of the three boys got a prize

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04. Who is the author of "India Wins Freedom"?
i) Mahatma Gandhi
ii) J. L. Nehru
iii) Abul Kalam Azad
iv) Debashish

Answer: iii) Abul Kalam Azad

05. what kind of noun is "Cattle"?
i) Proper
ii) Collective
iii) Common
iv) Material

Answer: ii) Collective

06. What kind of noun is "Girl"?
i) Proper
ii) Collective
iii) Common
iv) Material

Answer: iii) Common


07. What is the meaning of "White Elephant"?
i) An elephant of white colour
ii) A very costly or troublesome possession
iii) A black marketer
iv) A hoarder

Answer: ii) A very costly or troublesome possession

08. Choose the correct sentence.
i) The man that said that was a fool.
ii) The man who said that was a fool.
iii) The man that said that was a fool.
iv) The man which said that was a fool.

Answer: ii) The man who said that was a fool.

09. Choose the correct answer. How long did you wait _____
i) Till lunch time
ii) Till he came
iii) Until six o'clock
iv) Since this morning

Answer: ii) Till he came

10. What will be the correct preposition to complete the sentence? "I am not bad _____ tennis."
i) in
ii) at
iii) about
iv) with

Answer: ii) at

11. What is the antonym of 'gentle'?
i) harsh
ii) modest
iii) clever
iv) rude

Answer: iv) rude

12. What is the synonym of 'Jovial?'
i) Jolly
ii) Gay
iii) Jealous
iv) Happy

Answer: i) Jolly

13. What is the synonym of 'Competent'?
i) Circumspect
ii) Discrete
iii) Capable
iv) Prudent

Answer: iii) Capable

14. Who is the author of "A Farewell to Arms"?
i) H. G. WeUs
ii) George Orwell
iii) Thomas Hardy
iv) Ernest Hemingway

Answer: iv) Ernest Hemingway

15. Who is the author of "Animal Farm"?
i) Thomas More
ii) George Orwell
iii) Boris Pasternak
iv) Charles Dickens

Answer: ii) George Orwell

16. Who is the author of "India Wins Freedom"?
i) Mahatma Gandhi
ii) J. L. Nehru
iii) Abul Kalam Azad
iv) Debashish

Answer: iii) Abul Kalam Azad

17. What kind of noun is "Cattle"?
i) Proper
ii) Collective
iii) Common
iv) Material

Answer: ii) Collective

18. What kind of noun is "Girl"?
i) Proper
ii) Collective
iii) Common
iv) Material

Answer: iii) Common

20. What is the meaning of "White Elephant"?
i) An elephant of white colour
ii) A very costly or troublesome possession
iii) A black marketer
iv) A hoarder

Answer: ii) A very costly or troublesome possession
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Information and Communications Technology (ICT) related MCQ

51. WWW stands for?
i) World Whole Web
ii) Wide World Web
iii) Web World Wide
iv) World Wide Web
Answer: iv) World Wide Web

52. Which of the following memories needs refreshing?
i) SRAM
ii) DRAM
iii) ROM
iv) All of above
Answer: ii) DRAM


53. Which of the following is not purely output device?
i) Screen
ii) Printer
iii) Speaker
iv) Plotter
Answer: i) Screen

54. Which of the following is not a form of data?
i) numbers and characters
ii) images
iii) sound
iv) none of above
Answer: ) none of above


55. A computer programmer
i) Does all the thinking for a computer
ii) Can enter input data quickly
iii) Can operate all types of computer equipments
iv) Can draw only flowchart
Answer: i) Does all the thinking for a computer


56. What type of device is computer keyboard?
i) Memory
ii) Output
iii) Storage
iv) Input
Answer: iv) Input
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16. Who of the following is a playwright?
a) Dickens
b) Frost
c) W.B. Yeats
d) G.B. Shaw
Answer: d) G.B. Shaw

17. ‘Tradition and the Individual Talent' is an essay by _____.
a) Thonas Hardy
b) T.S. Eliot
c) Virginia woolf
d) Thomas Carlyle
Answer: b) T.S. Eliot

18. The play Arms and the Man is by ______.
a) James Joyce
b) Arthur Miller
c) Samuel Beckett
d) George Bernard Shaw
Answer: d) George Bernard Shaw

19. ‘The Lord of the Rings’ is written by ______.
a) Rudyard Kipling
b) Ronald Reiiel Tolkien
c) Hobbit
d) None
Answer: b) Ronald Reiiel Tolkien

20. Othello is a Shakespeare's play about ______.
a) A Jew
b) A Turk
c) A Roman
d) A Moor
Answer: d) A Moor

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21. The poem 'The Patriot’ is written by _____.
a) Alfred Tennys on1
b) Robert Browning
c) Mathew Arnold
d) Joim Donne
Answer: b) Robert Browning

22. The poem ‘Isle of hinisfree’ is written by _____.
a) Dylan Thomas
b) w.H Auden
c) Ezra Pound
d) w.B. Yeats
Answer: d) w.B. Yeats

23. Which book is a Tragedy?
a) Hamlet
b) Measure for Measure
c) As you like it
d) She stoops to conqier
Answer: a) Hamlet

24. ‘Faerie Queen’ is a _____.
a) play
b) short story
c) an epic
d) novel
Answer: c) an epic

25. The ‘Merchant of Venice’ Written by Shakespeare is _____.
a) A novel
b) a short story
c) a poem
d) a drama
Answer: d) a drama

26. Who wrote ‘Madame Bovary’?
a) Leo Tolstoy
b) James Joyce
c) E.M. Forster
d) Gustave Flaubert
Answer: d) Gustave Flaubert

27. Who wrote 'The Tempest’?
a) William Wordsworth
b) Ben Jonson
c) William Shakespeare
d) Tennyson
Answer: c) William Shakespeare

28. Who among the following is a revolutionary poet?
a) John Keats
b) P.B. Shelly
c) S.T. Coleridge
d) William Wordsworth
Answer: b) P.B. Shelly

29. Paradise Lost is _____.
a) an epic
b) a satirical work
c) a tragedy
d) a ballad
Answer: a) an epic


30. Shakespeare was born in?
a) 1616
b) 1564
c) 1566
d) 1604
Answer: b) 1564
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01. In regard to noble prize, which one of the following is not true?
a) Malala Yusufzai is the sixteenth woman noble prize winner
b) Malala Yusufzai is a noble prize winner in peace
c) Malala Yusufzai is a noble prize winner in education
d) Malala Yusufzai is the youngest noble prize winner

Answer: c) Malala Yusufzai is a noble prize winner in education

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02. 'Ebola' has not spread out in epidemic form in which of the following countries?
a) Liberia
b) Sierra Leon
c) Guinea
d) Nigeria

Answer: d) Nigeria


03. 'In terms of GDP, which one of the following is the largest economy?
a) USA
b) UK
c) China
d) Australia

Answer: c) China

04. Which of the following companies has issued largest ever IPO in capital market?
a) Google
b) Ali Baba
c) Microsoft
d) Black Berry

Answer: b) Ali Baba

05. Which of the following countries is the highest emitter of CO2?
a) China
b) UK
c) USA
d) Germany

Answer: b) China

06. The foreign exchange reserve of Bangladesh Bank at this moment is at record level. What is that level?
a) $20 + billion
b) $21 + billion
c) $22 + billion
d) $23 + billion

Answer: c) $22 + billion

07. WHICH ONE OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A CENTRAL BANK?
a) State Bank of Pakistan
b) Central Bank of India
c) Central Bank of Sri Lanka
d) Bank of England

Answer: b) Central Bank of India

08. Which sport is associated with the Davis Cup?
a) Football
b) Tennis
c) Cricket
d) Horse Racing

Answer: b) Tennis

09. Which of the following is an affiliate of the International Bank of Reconstruction and Development?
a) IDA
b) UNDP
c) UNICEF
d) IMF

Answer: a) IDA

10. Which of the following is grown from stem cuttings?
a) Banana
b) Maize
c) Turmeric
d) Sugarcane

Answer: d) Sugarcane

12. Which of the following is not a contagious disease?
a) Mumps
b) Small Pox
c) Tuberculosis
d) Typhoid

Answer: d) Typhoid

12. Where does Rakhain tribe mainly live?
a) Rangamati
b) Bandarban
c) Patuakhali
d) Rajshahi

Answer: c) Patuakhali

13. Which one of the following is 'legal tender money'?
a) Cheque
b) Credit Card
c) Coins
d) Debit Card

Answer: c) Coins

14. Which is the smallest district in Rajshahi Division?
a) Joypurhat
b) Neogaon
c) Chapainowabgonj
d) Natore

Answer: a) Joypurhat

15. Who was the Finance Minister during our liberation war in 1971?
a) A. H. M. Kamruzzaman
b) Captain M. Mansur Ali
c) Sayed Nazrul Islam
d) Dr. Kamal Hossain

Answer: b) Captain M. Mansur Ali
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MCQ: English MCQ (Part - 05)

57. Acid tasted _____.
a) sour
b) sweet
c) sharp
d) fine

Answer: c) sharp

58. Ordinary rainwater is _____ acidic.
a) very
b) somewhat
c) much
d) strongly

Answer: b) somewhat

59. The cause of acid rain is_____.
a) population
b) farming
c) pollution
d) smoking

Answer: c) pollution

60. Acid rain is _____ to health.
a) beneficial
b) benevolent
c) helpful
d) injurious

Answer: d) injurious


61. Harmful chemical is the _____ of acid rain.
a) ingredient
b) sparking
c) result
d) consequence

Answer: a) ingredient

62. _____ are affected by acid pollution.
a) The colour of paint
b) Leather
c) Bi1iIding materials
d) All the above

Answer: d) All the above

63. The Taj Mahal is situated in _____.
a) Pakistan
b) Bangladesh
c) India
e) Iraq

Answer: c) India

64. One of the first indicators of acid pollution is damage to _____.
a) the trees
b) the Taj Mahal
c) the leather
d) the building materials

Answer: b) the Taj Mahal

65. Acid rain can release _____ chemical and metals into drinking water.
a) harmful
b) various
c) unknown
d) uncommon

Answer: a) harmful

66. Colour of stained glass windows can be caused to _____ by acid rain.
a) darken
b) disappear
c) break up
d) discolour

Answer: d) discolour

67. 67. We often _____ a victim of circumstances.
a) fallen
b) felt
c) did fall
d) fall

Answer: d) fall

68. If I knew the answer, _____ tell you.
a) I'll
b) I'd
c) I must
d) I can

Answer: b) I'd

69. Which one is correct spelling?
a) Posesion
b) Possession
c) Posesion
d) Possesion

Answer: b) Possession

70. 'The siolitary reaper' is a _____.
a) heroic poem
b) Romantic poem
c) classical poem
d) none

Answer: b) Romantic poem
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