1. Replace the quotation word with the appropriate word of phrase that best keeps the meaning of the original sentence. Because of the extreme pressure underwater, divers are often 'sluggish'.

2. Replace the quotation word with the appropriate word of phrase that best keeps the meaning of the original sentence. 'Proximity to' the court house makes as office building more valuable.

3. Replace the quotation word with the appropriate word of phrase that best keeps the meaning of the original sentence. 'Feeling irritable ' may be a side effect of too much medication.

4. Replace the quotation word with the appropriate word of phrase that best keeps the meaning of the original sentence. It is very discourteous to 'intrude' during someone's conversation.

5. Replace the quotation word with the appropriate word of phrase that best keeps the meaning of the original sentence. 'Strive' for excellence

6. Replace the quotation word with the appropriate word of phrase that best keeps the meaning of the original sentence. What may be considered courteous in one culture may be interpreted as 'arrogant' in another.

7. Replace the quotation word with the appropriate word of phrase that best keeps the meaning of the original sentence. Home buyers are proceeding 'cautiously' because of the high interest rates.

8. Replace the quotation word with the appropriate word of phrase that best keeps the meaning of the original sentence. The Supreme Court has a reputation for being 'just'.

9. Replace the quotation word with the appropriate word of phrase that best keeps the meaning of the original sentence. 'To look quickly through' a book is an important study skill.

10. Replace the quotation word with the appropriate word of phrase that best keeps the meaning of the original sentence. Chemicals are used to 'retard' the growth of ornamental trees.

11. Choose the correct spelling.

12. Choose the correct spelling.

13. Choose the correct spelling.

14. Choose the correct spelling.

15. Choose the correct spelling.

16. Choose the correct spelling.

17. Select a word having the similar meaning. HUMID

18. Select a word having the similar meaning. ERADICATE

19. Select a word having the similar meaning. DUSK

20. Select a word having the similar meaning. CHILLY

21. Select a word having the similar meaning. COMPASSION

22. Select a word having the similar meaning. SUPERFICIAL

23. Select a word having the similar meaning. ERROR

24. Select a word having the similar meaning. DIGEST

25. Select the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence. In many ways, riding a bicycle is similar to ----

26. Select the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence. Please write out the answers to questions at the end of ----

27. Select the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence. ------ten species of deer have been identified.

28. Select the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence. Prices for motor cycles can run --------Tk. 150,000.

29. Select the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence. This plant is -----big that it should really be moved outside.

30. Select the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence. Many embarrassing situations occur ------misunderstanding.

31. Select the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence. To answer accurately is more important than -----

32. Select the one word or phrase that best completes the sentence. Fast-food restaurants have become popular because many working people want ---

33. Select a word having the opposite meaning. MEAGER

34. Select a word having the opposite meaning. JUNGLE

35. Select a word having the opposite meaning. INSERT

36. Select a word having the opposite meaning. LIFT

37. Select a word having the opposite meaning. WAR

38. Select a word having the opposite meaning. UNION

39. Select a word having the opposite meaning. SCANTY

40. Select a word having the opposite meaning. SHUT

41. Select the pair that best expresses the relationship between the original pair : Cyal : Potter : :

42. Select the pair that best expresses the relationship between the original pair : Crumb : Bread : :

43. COERCION

44. PERENNIAL

45. SPURIOUS

46. STAGNANT

47. He sprang quickly __ action .

48. When he was really getting ___ my nerves i sent him away.

49. I told my son to stop playing stupid tricks and to grow ___.

50. We are going on holiday __ the end of August .

51. He was shy at first but ___ the end he asked her to marry him.

52. I heard some strange noises ___ the night.

53. There is no __ rule in this matter.

54. Let us not __ your past mistakes .

55. A sixteen-year-old is not ___ to vote in the national election.

56. The quotation was erroneously __ to an English poet.

57. I made her ___

58. I opened the door, but I ___.

59. I killed the fly ___ a rolled-up paper.

60. I can not make ___ what you are saying .

61. My brother is well versed ___ Economics.

62. __ cast = anything rejected

63. __ sensitive = extremely physically sensitive to particular medicines, lights etc.

64. ___ set = a thing against another as compensation

65. ___ stream = going with current

66. 'Birds of a feather flock Together'.

67. Don't count your chickens until they are hatched.

68. Although the rival parties had settled a number of disputes, past experience made them ___ to be optimistic about the success.

69. Susan's self-confidence was ___ as she had scored poorly in the Exam.

70. A ___ provided fund for the club but preferred to be remained __

71. It is believed that sanctions and tactical military strikes can __ turn the people of a country against a dictator.

72. Either the manager or his assistant __ the company's personnel needs.

73. Her ability to analyze issues fairly and competently has earned her the ___ of even her most __ peers.

74. The company always likes to pay ___ cash though the suppliers want it to be __ cheque.

75. The economies of the third world countries are mostly dependant on 'agrarian' activities.

76. 'Posthumously' Dr. Aminuddin has been declared as the winner of this year's personality of the year

77. Tareq decided to pursue his career in development field 'in lieu of ' sitting in his father's business.

78. These 'antiquated' machineries have huge impact on the current productivity of the firm.

79. Shila was 'adamant' about her future plan.

80. Traditionally the agricultural sector is one of ___ largest job providers in Bangladesh.

81. You should avail yourself this opportunity.

82. They always listen radio while taking their lunch.

83. While coming from the border area we saw several haunted houses were fire.

84. Tamim was looking to the authority for the confirmation of his status .

85. Choose the correct sentence.

86. Choose the correct sentence.

87. Choose the correct sentence.

88. Choose the correct sentence.

89. Choose the correct sentence.

90. BENEVOLENT

91. COMPENSATION

92. REIMBURSE

93. COMPREHENSION

94. Correct Spelling

95. Correct Spelling

96. Correct Spelling

97. If I __ not met you, I __ still be living in Delhi now.

98. Where discipline is concerned, I must put my foot ___.

99. May I have your __ phone number ?

100. The branch of the tree is __ high for the boy ___ climb.

101. I usually lunch at 1:30 p.m. in the afternoon.

102. If you don't know the meaning of a , look it up in the dictionary .

103. Have you ever to New York ?

104. Law and order situation in Dhaka worsening day by day .

105. Find the odd word from each list.

106. Find the odd word from each list.

107. Find the odd word from each list.

108. Identification of Correct spelling.

109. Identification of Correct spelling.

110. Identification of Correct spelling.

111. Identification of Correct spelling.

112. (1) him (2) the (3) to (4) charge (5) handover

113. 1) tea (2) have (3) that (4) some (5) before (6) you (7) would (8) like to

114. (1) was (2) and (3) Nayan (4) kind (5) loving

115. Formation of Sentences. (1) I (2) immediately (3) salary (4) my (5) want

116. She ____ a brief appearance at the end of party.

117. He___ in wearing the old fashioned coat in spite of his wife's disapproval.

118. Sonia is quite intelligent but rather____.

119. It's very kind of you to____to speak at the meeting.

120. Fill in gaps. He was accused_____stealing his aunt's necklace.

121. i. "Horde" of tourists thronged the seaside. ii. The child was scared when he saw the "horde" of elephants advancing towards him. iii. The villagers "horded" food in case of shortages after the hurricane.

122. i. The athlete did not perform well in "pressure". ii. You need to put "more pressure" to open the lock. iii. The management has put immense "pressure" on the manager is meet their yearly tarets

123. i. My friend "adviced" me to keep practicing typing until I can type without looking at the keys. ii. Please pay heed to the doctor's "advice" if you want to get well soon. iii. I am gratefull to my teacher for "advicing" me on which career path to choose.

124. Improper usages of words. choose the option which indicates the sentences in which the underlined word(s) has/have been used incorrectly. i. You need to hear both sides of the story before "making up" your mind. ii. We are "making up" more beds as some unexpected guests have come. iii. The curtains are "make up" of Indian silk.

125. Rima probably regrets her hasty decision to resign.

126. The police suspect the men having set fire to the factory deliberately.

127. The policeman looked up and saw that a car approaching him.

128. The doctor advised to take the medicine twice a day

129. Identification of missing words: Most tourists travel by air nowadays because is cheaper and quicker.

130. "Will" the drought "have" much "affect on" the crops "next month"

131. The "amount of" people "in the" stadium "was" really "quite" surprising.

132. "Facing with" an unexpected "increase" in his rent, Mr. Gomez "did not" know what "to do".

133. My father "complained" "that the" standard "of" English "is lowering".

134. Error Detection : There is not "much different" between "these" two colors "until" you look at them "in daylight".

135. Rubel was understandably upset that he had lost the position, but he was _____ by the conviction that he had done nothing to______the dismissal.

136. The board of directors were not fooled by the manager's_______arguments; his plan was obviously ______.

137. After coming to know that her friends had informed them supervisor about her____. Sarah felt____.

138. Moin was such an outstanding orator, that his contemporaries were too dazzled by his _______to question his____ philosopy.

139. The progress of the disease is _____, it spreads________ without any symptoms in the early stages.

140. Fill in the gaps: For the poor the inflow of foreign money means not_______ but rising prices, unplanned urbanization, pollution, corrupt politicians, an influx of foreigners and a sense of _____.

141. How did he "come by" such an expensive watch?

142. The young wrestler "gave in" when his opponent caught him in a hold from which he could not escape.

143. A taxi "ran into" the back of a bus.

144. Meaning of the Underlined word. Why don't you "put up" a plan to expand the company?

145. In a debate, it is sometimes necessary to remind speakers about the main points which are considered.

146. We ought to use more locally-made products instead foreign ones.

147. Rima is very sincere in her belief that women are suitable for some types of work than men

148. Identification of missing words. The last fifty years, there has been a growing interest in trade in my country.

149. I "very agree" with the "movement"to "get" equal employment opportunities "for women". "No Error"

150. "Take all" the "furniture' out of this room "so that" we can "use it" for a game. "No Error"

151. "Sometimes" my father "will" not let "me to" watch television "late at night". "No Error"

152. Error Detection. "Can" you "identify" the "underlying" causes "of the " recession? "No Error"

153. Punishment for transgressions of the law ceases to have a ____effect if the punishment is frequently___

154. His one vice was___and so it is not surprising that as he aged he became increasingly___

155. What did the injured man say when he___?

156. Fill in the gap. Despite the heat and rain, the patrol advanced _____ towards the hill where the enemy were believed to be___

157. My brother always tries to "get out" of washing up dishes.

158. The young wrestler "gave in" when his opponent caught him in a hold from which he could not escape.

159. How did he "come by" such an expensive watch?

160. Select the word/phrase you think is closet in meaning to the word/words underlined. If this rain continues, we shall "call off" the game.

161. Between you and me, I think he made a mistake.

162. Do not emphasize their mistakes so much.

163. Susan asked me to accompany to the party.

164. Identification of missing words. In each of the following sentences there is one word missing. Mrs. Sarina wants to speak to you concerning career.

165. There "are a" few points I "would" like "to rise" at the next meeting "of the" committee. "No Error"

166. The delay was "very annoyed" because "we were" in a hurry "to get" to the office "before" it closed. "No Error"

167. "At first" I did not like "living" in a busy city but as "time past" I found "it" more interesting."No Error"

168. Error Detection. They "will not" win the game "even they" "have" two international players "on their side" "No Error"

169. We were ___ by heavy traffic on our way to the airport.

170. The patient is still seriously ill but I am sure he will _____ all right.

171. His colleagues___ him for the embezzlement of the company's funds by ____ on his unscrupulous reputation.

172. Fill in the gaps: when we attempted to catch an octopus, it quickly ______into its lair and defied all our attempts to _____it.

173. Identify which quotation section is incorrect. 'Unwarranted' purchases 'by' individuals 'can often' land them 'in financial' difficulties. 'No Error'

174. Identify which quotation section is incorrect. 'With renewed' focus 'on' 'promotional' activities, the company 'have amended' its budget. 'No Error'

175. Identify which quotation section is incorrect. The intern 'soon realized' that his supervisor 'is' not 'in good' terms 'with the ' top management. 'No Error'

176. Identify which quotation section is incorrect. Rina 'ran out' of the front door of the house 'by screaming' loudly 'as if ' she 'had seen' a ghost. 'No Error'

177. Identify which quotation section is incorrect. 'Learning' a second language 'can have' a positive 'affect' on development 'of the' brain. 'No Error'

178. Fill in the gap : The young wrestler -----when his opponent caught him in a hold from which he could not escape.

179. Fill in the gap : The bag is not heavy; it is as light as -----.

180. Fill in the gap : You will have to speak louder Robin; he is as deaf as a --------.

181. Fill in the gap : No sooner had he got the notice -----he changed his direction.

182. Fill in the gap : The tiger was killed ----a stick.

183. Find out the meaning of the following idioms/phrases. 'Weal and Woe'

184. Find out the meaning of the following idioms/phrases. 'Now and then'

185. Find out the meaning of the following idioms/phrases. 'At Large'

186. Find out the meaning of the following idioms/phrases. 'Black Sheep'

187. Find out the meaning of the following idioms/phrases. 'Hard and Fast'

188. Choose the word that forms antonym of original with the given prefix. 'Ir'

189. Choose the word that forms antonym of original with the given prefix. 'In'

190. Choose the word that forms antonym of original with the given prefix. 'Un'

191. Choose the word that forms antonym of original with the given prefix. 'Mal'

192. Choose the word that forms antonym of original with the given prefix. 'Im'

193. You need to hear both sides of the story before making your mind.

194. Rina's mother has agreed let her go to the concert only if I accompany her.

195. A number of clinical trials shown regular to be strongly linked to heightened immunity.

196. Due to an accident on the flyover, traffic was delayed nearly an hour.

197. The spy managed to pass on the message though the police were watchful.

198. Choose the option where the suffix or prefix has been INCORRECTLY used.

199. Choose the option where the suffix or prefix has been INCORRECTLY used.

200. Choose the option where the suffix or prefix has been INCORRECTLY used.

201. Choose the option where the suffix or prefix has been INCORRECTLY used.

202. Choose the option where the suffix or prefix has been INCORRECTLY used.

203. Identify which quotation section is incorrect. 'Can' you 'make identification' the 'underlying' causes 'of the' recession? 'No error'

204. Identify which quotation section is incorrect. 'At the' eyes 'of the' law, 'robbery' is a greater offence of 'than' theft. 'No Error'

205. Identify which quotation section is incorrect. The Chairperson 'emphasized' that 'none' issues 'except those' in the agenda 'can be' raised in the meeting. 'No Error'

206. Identify which quotation section is incorrect. The company 'will not' survive 'during the' recession 'even they' took 'severe' austerity measures. 'No Error'

207. Identify which quotation section is incorrect. 'changes in ' our surroundings might 'at first' confound us, but as 'time pass' we 'get used' to it. 'No Error'

208. Fill in the gap : It came as a complete surprise when Bakar left the job, as he had not given the slightest ----that he was planning to quit.

209. Fill in the gap : It was only when my mother passed away did I realize that she had been ----in my life.

210. Fill in the gap : The form must be signed by the -----applicant.

211. Fill in the gap : When the news of his misdemeanor came out, it was expected that he would ------.

212. Fill in the gap : It is amazing how much you ----of your mother.

213. Type of software similar to an accountant's worksheet is ---

214. The ALU of a computer normally contains a number of high speed storage element called.

215. FTP stands for

216. Choose the pair that best express the relationship existing between the given pair. Ernest : Immoral : :

217. Choose the pair that best express the relationship existing between the given pair. Plaintiff : Defendant : :

218. Choose the pair that best express the relationship existing between the given pair. Actor : Soliloquy : :

219. Choose the pair that best express the relationship existing between the given pair. Multiplication : Division ::

220. Choose the pair that best express the relationship existing between the given pair. School : Tuition : :

221. Find the correct spelt word.

222. Find the correct spelt word.

223. Find the correct spelt word.

224. Find the correct spelt word.

225. Find the correct spelt word.

226. The was P. needed for its everyday life Q. a time when each family R. for itself most of the thing it S. actually produced

227. We have to --- P. as we see it Q. speak the truth R. there is falsehood and darkness S. even if all around us

228. The majestic mahogany table--- P. belongs to an old prince Q. which had one leg missing R. who is now impoverished S. but not without some pride

229. By this time ----P. at the railway station Q. reported mass looking R. reports of violence were flooding in S. while police dispatches

230. It would---P. appear from the statement Q. About the policy of the management R. in dealing with the strike S. that he was quite in the dark

231. As air temperatures rise, water becomes less---and separates from a nutrient-filled cold layer below.

232. Accountability is always ---.

233. A company must never allow the ----of high dividend to be funded by borrowing money and worsening its debt-equity ratio.

234. The rate---by the Bangladesh bank to aid this process of liquidity injection is termed as the repo rate.

235. Banks need to take into ---various behavioural and motivational attributes of potential consumers for a financial inclusion strategy to succeed.

236. The pedestrians must have to be very cautions while crossing the road.

237. Men have been known how important the sun is to them.

238. Please give him medicines if his temperature will rise.

239. His speech was optimistic, but at the end of it he stroke a note caution.

240. Being a pleasant morning, he went out for a walk along the seashore.

241. Opposite Word: ALIVE

242. Opposite Word: UNIVERSAL

243. Opposite Word: SHALLOW

244. Opposite Word: ACCORD

245. TRAGEDY

246. Opposite Word: VIOLENT

247. Opposite Word: OPAQUE

248. Opposite Word: FORMER

249. Opposite Word: GORGEOUS

250. Opposite Word: OFFER

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255. AFFLUENT

256. REVISE

257. ABANDON

258. REBATE

259. ADVERSITY

260. TERMINATE

261. DANK

262. RECOVER

263. ACCUSE

264. INFREQUENT

265. ' once in a blue Moon ' means _____

266. Who is the author of ' man and superman '

267. I met him _____ the way .

268. We should take vaccine _____ all spreadable diseases .

269. May I come in _______, sir ?

270. He was absent due ______ rain .

271. I congratulate you ______ your success.

272. He was surprised _____ the news

273. You can not get this book _____ such a price .

274. He lives_______ Mirpur in Dhaka

275. Study of mankind

276. The original inhabitants of a country ____

277. A place for keeping bees

278. Place where currency notes and coins are kept in a bank

279. A sudden rush of wind

280. A remedy for all diseases

281. A place where a wild animal lives

282. One who mends shoes ____