1. Will you mind ____ the accounts one more time?
2. It is you who ___ to blame .
3. Fill in the blanks : Physics ----my favourite subject.
4. Fill in the blanks : No man can ----alone.
5. Fill in the blanks : I have ----interest in matter.
6. Select the word/phrase you think is closest in meaning to the word/words quotation. As this is his first job, he will have to 'put up with' the inconvenience.
7. Select the word/phrase you think is closest in meaning to the word/words quotation. The manager 'looked into' the matter.
8. Select the word/phrase you think is closest in meaning to the word/words quotation. Mr. Akask 'deals in ' pearls.
9. Select the word/phrase you think is closest in meaning to the word/words quotation. Most of the participants did not expect the victory of 'a dark horse' like him.
10. Select the word/phrase you think is closest in meaning to the word/words quotation. We have to enact strict laws to protect 'migratory' birds from hunters.
11. If a purple fabric is on rack three and a brown fabric is on rack four , the green fabric must be on which of the following racks?
12. which of the following are colors of fabrics that CANNOT be on racks two , three and four respectively ?
13. If the four red fabrics are on four consecutive racks , the green fabric and one of the brown fabrics could be on which of the following racks respectively?
14. Ten fabrics of different colors are displayed on ten racks in a cloth store. The racks are placed one after another and numbered consecutively from one to ten. Each rack contains fabric of a single color. One fabric is green , two fabrics are brown , three fabrics are purple and remaining four fabrics are red. If a purple fabric is on rack two and red fabrics are on racks three and four , the green fabric must be on which of the following racks?
15. If Lalit does not serve with Kalam or Iftekhar, which of the following cannot be true?
16. If exactly two people serve on football committee, which pair of the following cannot be on that committee ?
17. The membership of two committees , football committee and cricket committee , must be drawn exclusively form a group of seven people . Farid, Gaffar , Helal , Iftekhar , Jalil , Kalam and Lalit. * Each of the seven people must serve on a committee. * No one can serve on both committees. * Farid cannot be on a committee with Gaffar or with Jalil. * Helal cannot serve on a committee with Iftekhar. If Helal serves on football committee, which of the following must be true?
18. Please make a thorough appraisal of the proposal.
19. The houses on this side of the road are more shabby than those in the other side.
20. He is an avid reader and has recently purchased a lot of books.
21. The sole purpose of lerning to fight is for you to be able to thwart a blow.
22. The total damage on account of the flood is an astounding figure.
23. He sure is a superb swordsman, parrying blows with dexterity.
24. When you see the problem from both perspectives, you'II find yourself quite ambivalent about the solution ---no longer willing to accept the seemingly obvious.
25. I understand if you cannot help; but to impede, that's just deplorable!
26. Contrary to our initial fear that the impact of the project would be disatrous, we now have reason to believe that this will have salutary effects.
27. There is no reason for you to chide him over such a small issue!
28. Fill in the gap : The traditional method of rice cultivation leads -----a yield -----about 700 kg/acre of Amon paddy.
29. Fill in the gap : It was a ---moment when the entire nation acknowledged the sacrifice of the fighters of the Liberation War.
30. Fill in the gap : The committee needs to take action on the extent of his verbal abuse; for which he had already been---many times before.
31. Fill in the gap : It is -----to see the privileged, well-housed and well-fed, criticizing the needs of the poor.
32. Fill in the gap : All the branch managers of different locations came prepared on ----from the regional head about the meeting.
33. Fill in the gap : It is only your ----belief that your plan alone will succeed!
34. Fill in the gap : One can hardly expect a plan for contingencies, from one with such ----outlook.
35. Fill in the gap : Despite the --- of many critiques, many writers believe the current music culture is a means of ----the different emotions of the contemporary society.
36. Fill in the gap : In the informal hearing, we did even not stand a chance in the face of the ----lie he told.
37. Fill in the gap : It is yet be ingrained in people who are ----, to believe that all men are equal and we must not discriminat
38. Fill in the gap : A lot of times people's superiority complex is a result of one's ----.
39. Fill in the gap : It is not necessarily your opponent, but rather, your own actions that -----your reputation.
40. Fill in the gap : The situation can only be ----by------handling the parties involved.
41. Fill in the gap : ------my better judgment, I ----your terms of contract.
42. Fill in the gap : People ----to work hard when you ----certain conditions on them.
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49. Temporary work may not be appropriate for people which crave security. Which correctin should be made to the sentecne
50. Some temporary agencies offer health insurance and other benefits to workers, but others don't Which correction should be made to the sentence?
51. On the other hand if want to attend a computer seminar, lie in the first day of summer or visit Aunt Grace on Columbus day, you can easily take the day off Which correction should be made to the sentence?
52. The variety of working in a different place every day or week stimulate many workers. Which is the best way to write the underlined portion of this sentence /
53. If you are looking for a job or plan to reenter the working world, you might find the job hunt a difficult task. if you rewrite the sentence begining with "Looking for a job or " the next word should be__
54. Your advice is no different from the other friends.
55. Wondering in the slums brought her in against the realities of poverty.
56. What tribute shall we pay to uor leader that he would appreciated?
57. I have already read this book twice.
58. Automobile prooduction in come countries ____
59. Many of the international problems we are facing now__
60. She wanted to server some coffee to her guests however___
61. The professor said that____
62. I wish you would tell me____