1. Opposite Word: ALIVE

2. Opposite Word: UNIVERSAL

3. Opposite Word: SHALLOW

4. Opposite Word: ACCORD

5. TRAGEDY

6. Opposite Word: VIOLENT

7. Opposite Word: OPAQUE

8. Opposite Word: FORMER

9. Opposite Word: GORGEOUS

10. Opposite Word: OFFER

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15. AFFLUENT

16. REVISE

17. ABANDON

18. REBATE

19. ADVERSITY

20. TERMINATE

21. DANK

22. RECOVER

23. ACCUSE

24. INFREQUENT

25. ' once in a blue Moon ' means _____

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

27. I met him _____ the way .

28. We should take vaccine _____ all spreadable diseases .

29. May I come in _______, sir ?

30. He was absent due ______ rain .

31. I congratulate you ______ your success.

32. He was surprised _____ the news

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

34. He lives_______ Mirpur in Dhaka

35. Study of mankind

36. The original inhabitants of a country ____

37. A place for keeping bees

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

39. A sudden rush of wind

40. A remedy for all diseases

41. A place where a wild animal lives

42. One who mends shoes ____

1. There are 120 engineers and technocians working in a project in a project. If the ratio of enginerrs to technicians is 3 to 5, how many technicians are working in the project?

2. A man is in the need of moey for 120 days. He asked a banker and banker charged Tk. 360 at the rate of 6%. What was the amount asked for

3. If it takes 4 hours to dig a hole by 50 workers, how long should it take to dig the same hole by 30 workers?

4. Find the largest number of apples not exceeding 1000 which can be divided among 6,15,20, or 24 boys?

5. If 8x+8y=64, what is the average of x and y?

6. If x +5y=16 and x=-3y, then y=?

7. The sum of tree consecutive even integers is equal to 4 times the smallest. What is the smallest integer?

8. Which of the following is divisible by 2 and 7?

9. How many prime numbers are there between 56 and 100/

10. What id the value of 0.4 X 0.04 X 0.004 X 40 ?

11. If 3x+2y=8 and 2x-2y=3, find the value 4-3x

12. Sum of 2 numbes is 23 and the difference is 21. What is the smallest of the two numbers?

13. The ratio of boys and girls in a school is to 7. If there are 150 boys and girls, how many boys are there?

14. Find the nixt number in the series : 3, 6, 4, 9,5,12,6.......

15. The average of 15 consecutive integers is 15. Find the smallest of the 15 integers?

16. The difference between $\sqrt{150}$ $\sqrt{54}$is _____

17. What is the product of the odd integers between -8 and 8 ?