1. Having superior or intellectual interests and tastes=

a. Elite
b. Highbrow
c. Sophisticated
d. Fastidious
e. None of these

2. The drama had many scenes which were so humorous that it was possible to keep a straight face.

a. truely
b. funny
c. laughter
d. hardly
e. No word is missing

3. It does not matter whether he stays goes.

a. and
b. to
c. by
d. or
e. No word is missing

4. The examiner will look will look the examination scripts.

a. check
b. on
c. to
d. at
e. No word is missing

5. The boy resembles his father.

a. to
b. at
c. for
d. of
e. No word is missing

6. "The" long "or" short of it is "that" I do not want to "deal with" that new firm. "No Error."

a. long
b. or
c. that
d. deal with
e. No Error

7. You will need "four" "liters" of milk and two "dozens" of " eggs". "No error".

a. four
b. liters
c. dozens
d. eggs
e. No error

8. He was "appointed" and "dismissed" from the post "on" the same "day". "No error".

a. appointed
b. dismissed
c. on
d. day
e. No error

9. "Had" I realized "how close" I was "to" the edge of the valley , I "would not have carried" the bags there. "No error".

a. Had
b. how close
c. to
d. would not have carried
e. No error

10. The " tea-estates administration" is in "such mess" there is " no leader" to set "things" right. "No error".

a. tea-estates administration
b. such mess
c. no leader
d. things
e. No error

11. Identification of the odd one from a list of words

a. Friendless
b. Solitary
c. Lonely
d. Introverted
e. Verbose

12. Identification of the odd one from a list of words

a. Hasten
b. Accelerate
c. Rush
d. Expedite
e. Impede.

13. Identification of the odd one from a list of words

a. Recalcitrant
b. Stubborn
c. Obstinate
d. Pliable
e. Intractable

14. Identification of the odd one from a list of words

a. Intimidate
b. Formalize
c. Frighten
d. Terrify
e. Threaten

15. Identification of the odd one from a list of words

a. August
b. Dignified
c. Venerable
d. Esteemed
e. Corpulent

16. Incapable of being seen through =

a. Ductile
b. Opaque
c. Obsolete
d. Potable
e. None of these

17. A person who performs the art of making statues using clay=

a. Mediator
b. Arbitrator
c. Sculptor
d. Miniature
e. None of these

18. The piece of string in the centre of a candle=

a. Yoke
b. ick
c. Vane
d. Tenor
e. None of these

19. The part of the government which is concerned with making of rules=

a. Court
b. Legislature
c. Tribunal
d. Bar
e. None of these

20. when he was young he --- ideas of becoming a doctor, however, he was ---by his father who wanted him to join the family business.

a. harbored........backed
b. entertained.......... dissuaded
c. produced.........critical None of these
d. repudiated .. deterred
e. None of these

21. In the days of the last owner, the stately home was run on a --- scale, no guest left without remarking on the quality and --- of food and drink.

a. Lavish.. profusion
b. ornate.. paucity
c. modest.... plenty
d. opulent...dearth
e. None of these

22. Life , as the film demonstrates, is too complex for--- endings.

a. superficial
b. intricate
c. straight
d. occult
e. None of these

23. Waste management is a --- problem for the modern city, a problem that is never likely to be addressed unless we change our --- attitude to recycling?

a. growing ... flexible
b. minor ..... positive
c. trivial...... ambivalent
d. perennial..... lax
e. None of these

24. For several days she had a feeling of tiredness and general --- and feared that these vague symptoms might -- the onset of something more serious.

a. pain.... indicate
b. malaise . portend
c. weakness...tender
d. senility.. reflect
e. None of these

25. I --- go to the hospital last sunday .

a. had
b. had to
c. have to
d. have being

26. The more hemoglobin one has, the more oxygen is carried to --- cells:

a. its
b. our
c. their
d. one's

27. Do not leave --- I come .

a. till
b. Until
c. before
d. unless

28. Our hotel was --- the sea.

a. besides
b. beside
c. nearby
d. by

29. Which of the following sentence used an inappropriate use of " THE".

a. The cow is a useful animal
b. The sun shines in the sky
c. The English are industriuos
d. The man is mortal

30. I was angry --- the results.

a. With
b. Over
c. At
d. In

31. Bangladesh abounds --- rivers .

a. With
b. By
c. On
d. To

32. Ww have to reduce the price --- sell more:

a. In order to
b. such to
c. so that
d. for

33. Use the correct word for the underlined word of the given sentence . " Do you know to type?"

a. To type
b. How to type
c. How to typing
d. How typing

34. Choose the appropriate and usual answer to the question in a typical day to day conversation. "How long did you study last night?"

a. Englixh
b. In my room
c. For about theree hours
d. I was feeling sleepy

35. Which is correct?

a. You live here , aren't you?
b. You live here, didn't you?
c. You live here , don't you?
d. You live here, won't you

36. Find out the word that is misspelt:

a. Ruin
b. Psychologuy
c. Cruise
d. Criticism

37. Choose the pair that best express the relationship similar to the words BIRD : FEATHER

a. Fish : Fin
b. Hand : Fingers
c. Words : Book
d. Country : World

38. what is the synonym of "ensure"?

a. Make progress
b. Encourage
c. Effect
d. Make certain

39. what is the meaning of "deficit"?

a. Drfeat
b. Discourage
c. Shortage
d. Describer

40. What is the opposite meaning of 'Magnify'?

a. Forgive
b. Reduce
c. Extract
d. Electrify

41. I can give you no assurance --- help.

a. For
b. Of
c. About
d. To

42. what is the plural form of "mouse"?

a. Mouses
b. Mouse
c. Mice
d. Mices

43. which series is correct when making a presentation?

a. Firstly, secondly, after that, finally
b. First, second, next , finally
c. Firstly, second, after that ,finally
d. Begging with, next, after that , finally

44. Find the Irrelevant word form the following set of words

a. Table
b. Cupboard
c. Chair
d. Wood
e. None of these

45. Find out which quotation part of the following sentences has error. If a baby bird 'stays alive' for two or three weeks after 'leaving' the nest, it has 'fair' chance of 'becomes' an adult.

a. stays alive
b. leaving
c. fair
d. becomes
e. no error

46. Find out which quotation part of the following sentences has error. 'Industrial' management is the 'aspect' of 'business' management that 'was' most prominent in the Bangladesh for the past eight years.

a. industrial
b. aspect
c. business
d. was
e. no error

47. Find out which quotation part of the following sentences has an error. 'Body' temperature is usually highest 'during' the 'afternoon' of 'evening'

a. body
b. during
c. afthenoon
d. evening
e. no error

48. Find out which quotation part of the following sentences has an error. 'The most' difficult job is 'to band' and then 'lifting' 'the weight'

a. the most
b. to band
c. lifting
d. the weight
e. no error

49. Find out which quotation part of the following sentences has an error. He 'gave me' a ticket 'so that' I 'may visit' 'the' book fair

a. gave me
b. so that
c. may visit
d. the
e. no error

50. You are to choose the 'one' word or phrase that 'best keep the meaning' of the original sentence, if it is substituted for the quotation word or phrase. After years of research Charless Drew devised procedure preserving plasma.

a. transporting
b. saving
c. reusing
d. labeling
e. None of these

51. You are to choose the 'one' word or phrase that 'best keep the meaning' of the original sentence, if it is substituted for the quotation word or phrase. In mathematics the term solid describes a geometic 'figure' with three dimensions.

a. angle
b. shape
c. triangle
d. equation
e. None of these

52. You are to choose the 'one' word or phrase that 'best keep the meaning' of the original sentence, if it is substituted for the quotation word or phrase. Cough syrups and cold remedies that are manufactured with alcohol will 'last' much longer than those prepared with water.

a. float
b. finish
c. remain effective
d. be prescribed
e. None of these

53. You are to choose the 'one' word or phrase that 'best keep the meaning' of the original sentence, if it is substituted for the quotation word or phrase. Floors and walls must be specially constructed to make a building 'soundproof.'

a. solid and sturdy
b. officially complete
c. impermeable to noise
d. architecturally attractive
e. None of these

54. You are to choose the 'one' word or phrase that 'best keep the meaning' of the original sentence, if it is substituted for the quotation word or phrase. Although states were allowed to coin money 'right' after the American Revolution, they are not allowed to do so today.

a. fairly
b. temporarily
c. immediately
d. haphazardly
e. None of these

55. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters. ALLY :

a. mediator
b. felon
c. adversary
d. inventor
e. conspirator

56. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters. EMIT :

a. Absord
b. demand
c. mistake
d. prevent
e. require

57. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters. REPULSION :

a. combination
b. elongation
c. attraction
d. oscillation
e. illumination

58. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters. TRACTABILITY :

a. infertility
b. implausibility
c. incorrigibility
d. impenetrability
e. indefatigability

59. Choose the lettered word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters. GIST :

a. artificial manner
b. trivial point
c. informal procedure
d. eccentric method
e. singular event

60. Fill in the blank : It is necessary to be ----while dealing with mounting outstanding loans.

a. confident
b. active
c. prudent
d. bold
e. aggressive

61. Fill in the blank : I am writing to request that Google----web search censorship based on point of view. An unidentified Google spokesman has indicated that google may alter its search algorithms so as to, in effect, censor the views of the so called climate.

a. extant
b. repudiate
c. foible
d. pertain
e. rebut

62. Fill in the blank : Day Seven : Today we went shopping for a wine -----. This is a person who selects the wine for each meal, co-mingling the flavors so the wine harmonizes with the food.

a. connoisseur
b. fluke
c. pundit
d. teetotal
e. abstemious

63. Fill in the blank : Cars and people don't easily share space, so Gruen strove to get people quickly parked and out of their cars, to ----the space from cars and get people about their business in a tranquil, protective and interesting setting.

a. gerontocracy
b. warrant
c. disencumber
d. nadir
e. affirm

64. Fill in the blank : At Tuesday's meeting, Corey read a lengthy statement criticizing Busque's lack of ----. Corey said the local quarry operator and home developer should be censured according to statute if he continues to wear T shirts with his company logo on them.

a. nibble
b. stipulate
c. decorum
d. terse
e. etiquette

65. Select the lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair. CHOREOGRAPHY : DANCE : :

a. Ceremony : sermon
b. Agenda : advertisement
c. Poetry : recitation
d. Plot : story
e. Instrumentation : conductor

66. Select the lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair. LULLABY : SONG : :

a. Narrative : volume
b. Diatribe : discourse
c. Paragraph : page
d. Lecture : tutor
e. Invective : compliment

67. Select the lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair. STUDY : LEARN : :

a. Pervade : encompass
b. Search : find
c. Gather : win
d. Agree : keep
e. Accumulate : raise

68. Select the lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair. NUMB : INSENSIBLE : :

a. Reflect : Iuminous
b. Burnish : Iustrous
c. Hackle : raucous
d. Repulse : odious
e. Braid : sinuous

69. Select the lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair. MERCENARY : MONEY : :

a. Vindictive : revenge
b. Scholarly : library
c. Immaculate : cleanliness
d. Thirsty : water
e. Belligerent : invasion

70. One of the perennial problems of the tourist industry is "that of fitting what people want to see into the time they have available to see it in."

a. that of fitting what people want to see into the time they have available to see it in
b. fitting what people want to see into the time they have available
c. that of fitting what people want to see in the time which they have available
d. fitting what people want to see in the time they have available for seeing
e. the need to fit what people want to see into the available time for seeing

71. The United Nations Human Development Index takes Index takes " into account life expectancy, education, as well as income per person.

a. into account life expectancy, education, as well as income per person
b. life expectancy, education, as well as income per person into account
c. into account life expectancy and education, as well as income per person
d. into account life expectancy, and education, and income per person
e. life expectancy, education, and income per person in its account

72. While larger banks can afford to maintain their own data-processing operations, many smaller regional and community banks are finding that the 'cost assoc iated with' upgrading data processing equipment and with the development and maintenance of new products and technical staff are prohibitive.

a. cost associated with
b. costs asso ciated with
c. costs arising from
d. cost of
e. costs of

73. Making use of contemporary diaries and letters, "florey's complexity is brilliantly revealed by Lax "

a. Florey's complexity is brilliantly revealed by Lax
b. Lax brilliantly reveals Floresy's complexity
c. Florey is brilliantly shown in all his comple xity be Lax
d. Lax brilliantly revealed the complexity of Florey
e. Lax's study has brilliantly revealed the complexity of Florey

74. The concert this weekend promises to attract 'an even greater amount of people' than attended the last one.

a. an even greater amount of people
b. an ever larger amount of people
c. an amount of people even greater
d. a number of people even larger
e. an even greater number of people