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Part 01 - Antonyms (1-100)
1. The antonym of ‘Soothing’ is- 10. PRECARIOUS
a. uncomfortable b. Calming a. Easy b. Dangerous
c. Relaxing d. Gentle c. Cautious d. Safe
2. REPINE 11. The antonym of the word “Belittle”
a. express joy b. intensify a. Adore b. Flatter
c. excuse d. feel sure c. Criticize d. Exaggerate
3.Which one of the following is opposite 12. The word ‘Hypocritical’ in the
to the word ‘facilitate’? antonym of
a. Stop b. Hinder a. Wise b. Sincere
c. Forward d. Throw c. Considerate d. Cunning
4. Get over 13. EXACTING
a. overcome b. succumb a. easy b. effortless
c. succeed d. outgrow c. elementary d. smooth
5. The antonym of ‘Nimble’. 14. INCONSEQUENTIAL
a. liberal b. humble a. doubtful b. important
c. Inattentive d. rough c. illogical d. important
6. STINGY 15. DESICCATED
a. Democratic b. Spiteful a. dehydrated b. dried
c. Wasteful d. Liberal c. fresh d. shrivel
7. SUBSERVIENT 16. TORTUOUS
a. Aggressive b. Straightforward a. straight b. manifold
c. Supercilious d. Dignified c. twisting d. compound
8. ATTAIN 17. The antonym of ‘Dormant’ is-
a. Harbor b. Lose a. Active b. Inactive
c. Crave d. Credit c. Tragic d. Horrible
9. LUSCIOUS 18. DILATE
a. Ugly b. Stale a. Flatter b. strengthen
c. Dry d. Sour c. narrow d. push

19. QUOTIDIAN 30. DIATRIBE
a. Sincere b. secret a. discourse b. eulogy
c. certain d. extraordinary c. sermon d. lecture
20. ABJURE 31. ORIENT
a. effortless b. arbitrate a. confuse b. decline
c. commingle d. accept c. hasten d. defile
21. CADGE 32. CRASS
a. important b. influence a. florid b. demanding
c. reserve d. earn c. refined d. fair
22. ‘Obverse’ is the antonym of 33. EXECRABLE
a. reverse b. verse a. blamed b. repulsive
c. converse d. perverse c. laudable d. laudable
23. SUPINE- 34. NASCENT
a. Vigilant b. Distorted a. Ascending b. Satisfaction
c. Flustered d. Brittle c. Descending d. Moribund
24. AVER 35. RECALCITRANT.
a. Resign indignantly b. Deny a. Insoluble b. Everlasting
c. Refuse d. Refuse c. Unimportant d. Tractable
25. EFFRONTERY 36. SAGACIOUS
a. deference b. simplicity a. Incisive b. Affectionate
c. deceitfulness d. charity c. Sedentary d. Fatuous
26. POLEMICAL 37. DOCTRINAIRE
a. imitative b. attractive a. Iconoclastic b. Fictitious
c. conciliatory d. lavish c. Salacious d. Illustrating
27. ARRHYTHMIC 38. PANACHE
a. terminal b. subordinate a. Drabness b. Jauntiness
c. exhibiting regularly d. Conciliatory c. Obey` d. Angry
28. BOLSTER 39. CONCATENATE
a. disprove b. condense a. Impede b. Derail
c. undermine d. cancel c. Disclaim d. Unlink
29. EFFEMINACY 40. HOLLOW
a. manliness b. attractiveness a. timid b. Solid
c. boorishness d. aggressiveness c. echoing d. Liquid

41. SAVAGE 50. The antonym for ‘INGENIOUS is
a. civilized b. haphazard a. Inane b. Skillful
c. dangerous d. brutal c. Illustrating d. incompetent
42. Haughty 51. The antonym for ‘MANAGE’ is
a. Pitiable b. Cowardly a. Bungle b. Direct
c. Humble d. Humble c. Angry d. None
43. Please make a "through" appraisal 52. The antonym for ‘ARID’ is
of the proposal a. Humid b. Plentiful
a. detailed b. hasty c. Unlink d. None
c. exclusive d. exhaustive 53. The antonym for ‘IMPULSIVE’ is
44. The houses on this side of the road a. Cautious b. Considerate
are more "shabby" than those on the c. Clever d. None
other side 54. The antonym for ‘BAROQUE’ is
a. tattered b. poor a. Strong b. Plain
c. elegant d. sleek c. Straight d. None
45. He is an "avid" reader and has 55. The antonym for ‘LUXURIANT’ is
recently purchased a lot of books a. Hostile b. Indifferent
a. keen b. apathetic c. Barren d. None
c. ardent d. solitary 56. The antonym for ‘GLIB’ is -
46. The sole purpose of learning to fight a. generosity b. Indifferent
is for you to be able to "thwart" a blow. c. Crafty d. Dumb
a. impede b. stop 57. The antonym for ‘SAGACIOUS’ is
c. attract d. exonerate a. Foolish b. cupidity
47. The total damage on account of the c. Wild d. None
flood is an "astounding" figure 58. The antonym for ‘PERSUASIVE’ is
a. astonishing b. significant a. Vigilant b. Unconvincing
c. puny d. absolute c. Productive d. None
48. What is the antonym of ‘inimical’? 59. The antonym for ‘ADVERSITY’ is
a. Hostile b. indifferent a. Resign indignantly b. hasty
c. Friendly d. Angry c. Prosperity d. None
49. AVARICE 60. The antonym for ‘DORSAL’ is
a. generosity b. cupidity a. deference b. discourse
c. indulgence d. diligence c. eulogy d. Ventral

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61. The antonym for ‘FOSTER’ is 72. The antonym for ‘Labyrinthine’ is
a. Repress b. confuse a. straight b. hasty
c. decline d. None c. Illustrating d. Impede
62. The antonym for ‘SUPERVISE’ is 73. The antonym for ‘Flamboyant’ is
a. generosity b. Misdirect a. quiet b. poor
c. Affectionate d. Sedentary c. Angry d. timid
63. The antonym for ‘FILTHY’ is 74. The antonym for ‘Candid’ is
a. Clean b. hasty a. Affectionate b. taciturn
c. Fictitious d. Salacious c. detailed d. civilized
64. The antonym for ‘AMENABLE’ is 75. The antonym for ‘Copious’ is
a. Humid b. Stubborn a. Fictitious b. little
c. Jauntiness d. Obey` c. tattered d. Pitiable
65. The antonym for ‘DIM’ is 76. The antonym for ‘Turbulence’ is
a. Cautious b. Straight a. Jauntiness b. detailed
c. Bright d. Relaxing c. calmness d. detailed
66. The antonym for ‘DISSIPATE’ is 77. The antonym for ‘Wholesome’ is
a. Conserve b. Barren a. Bright b. tattered
c. Plentiful d. excuse c. weak d. weak
67. The antonym for ‘ABORIGINAL’ 78. The antonym for ‘Debonair’ is
a. Modern b. Tractable a. awkward b. keen
c. Considerate d. Forward c. effortless d. arbitrate
68. The antonym for ‘ACCOMPLICE’ 79. The antonym for ‘Heterogeneous’ is
is a. homogeneous b. impede
a. detailed b. Fatuous c. discourse d. eulogy
c. Opponent d. succeed 80. The antonym for ‘FORBIDDEN’ is
69. The antonym for ‘CONVENE’ is a. tattered b. Allowed
a. tattered b. Illustrating c. confuse d. decline
c. Moribund d. Cancel 81. The antonym for ‘CULMINATE’ is
70. The antonym for ‘FRAIL’ is - a. Abort b. detailed
a. keen b. Angry c. florid d. demanding
c. Tractable d. Strong 82. The antonym for ‘MAGNANIMOUS’
71. The antonym for ‘Tyro’ is a. uncomfortable b. tattered
a. impede b. Unlink c. Selfish d. None
c. Fatuous d. virtuoso

83. The antonym for ‘VAGUE’ is 93. The antonym for ‘ENGULFED’ is
a. hasty b. exclusive a. florid b. demanding
c Unconvincing d. Definite c. Detached d. Active
84. The antonym for ‘REJECT’ is 94. The antonym for ‘REPEL’ is
a. poor b. elegant a. blamed b. repulsive
c. hasty d. Accept c. Attract d. bend
85. The antonym for ‘PALTRY’ is 95. The antonym for ‘NOVEL’ is
a. apathetic b. ardent a. Illustrating b. Traditional
c. discourse d. Worthwhile c. demanding d. wishful
86. The antonym for ‘BANISH’ is 96. The antonym for ‘Demur’ is
a. Bright b. calmness a. Angry b. confuse
c. confuse d. Harbor c. embrace d. pardon
87. The antonym for ‘BRAZEN’ is 97. The antonym for ‘Effete’ is
a. Respectful b. weak a. Unlink b. florid
c. Misdirect d. straight c. proper d. conceal
88. The antonym for ‘ZEST’ is 98. The antonym for ‘Lapidarian’ is
a. Distaste b. tattered a. Genuine b. blamed
c. hasty d. Active c. inelegant d. inelegant
89. The antonym for ‘EPILOGUE’ is 99. The antonym for ‘Vertiginous’ is
a. Plentiful b. Prologue a. constant b. Ascending
c. Stubborn d. bend c. Plentiful d. Unlink
90. The antonym for ‘FACTITIOUS’ is 100. The antonym for ‘Parvenu’ is
a. Considerate b. Genuine a. wallflower b. Insoluble
c. Straight d. Wishful c. Considerate d. Clever
91. The antonym for ‘CONVEX’ is
a. Indented b. Plain
c. Straight d. pardon
92. The antonym for ‘CAPRICIOUS’ is
a. confuse b. decline
c. Steadfast d. conceal

Part 02 - Synonyms (1-100)
1. Find the correct synonym of the word 8. I understand if you cannot help’ but
‘discontented’? to impede, that’s just deplorable!
a. contented b. happy a. officiate b. postpone
c. satisfied d. miserable c. delay d. hinder
2. Indicate the word that expresses: 9. When you see the problem from both
‘cannot be resisted’ perspectives, you’ll find yourself quite
a. Incredible b. Invisible "ambivalent" about the solution-no longer
c. Inaudible d. Irresistible willing to accept the seemingly obvious.
3. Franchise a. Decided b. hesitant
a. Privilege b. Utility c. ready d. sure
c. French d. Frankness 10. He sure is a superb swordsman
4. Panoramic "parrying" blows with dexterity
a. Narrow b. Limited a. dodging b. sending
c. Restricted d. Scenic c. making d. using
5. Synonym of ‘inadvertent’. 11. The thief jostled me in a crowd and
a. unintentional b.inadequate was thus able to pick my pocket.
c. inertia d. inundate a. mugged b. bumped
6. There are is no reason for you to c. assailed d. hindered
"chide" him over such a small issue! 12. I "relinquished" my place in line to
a. attack b. loathe go back and talk with my friend
c. reprimand d. reprimand a. express joy b. delayed
7. Contrary to our initial fear that the c. yielded d. remanded
impact of the project would be disastrous 13. The secretary "condoned" the
we now have reason to believe that this will workers’ smoking in the corridor
have "salutary" effects. a. disregarded b. overlooked
a. confounded b. beneficial c. condemned d. ignored
c. surprising d. negative
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14. It is "ludicrous" to call a cottage a 24. If you 'procrastinate':
mansion. a. You produce young babies
a. farcical b. generosity b. You obtain something that is very
c. preposterous d. incongruous difficult to get
15. What is the synonym of ‘Diligent’? c. You keep deferring your action
a. Lethargic b. Weak d. You can predict thing in advance
c. Dull d. Assiduous 25. Refractory
16. Unkempt a. Articulate b. Sinkable
a. shrewd b. vile c. Unmanageable d. Vaunted
c. dreadful d. shabby 26. The synonym of "level" is:
17. Synonym of the word “Narcissism” a. flat b. bumpy
a. Notorious b. Selfishness c. steep d. uneven
c. Dignity d. Self-effacing 27. The synonym of "Chilly" is:
18. “Crowded” is synonymous to a. Cool b. Hot
a. Jam-packed b. Jammed c. Easy d. Hard
c. Vacant d. a & b 28. Attending meetings is mandatory.
19. Which one of the following is the Synonym of `Mandatory’ is:
synonym of ‘Propel’? a. not necessary b. necessary
a. Modify b. Jettison c. Optional d. Compulsory
c. Burst d. Drive 29. Partnership elevated one step. The
20. The word ‘Jaunt’ is synonymous to underlined word means
a. Short drive b. Refuse a. Shattered b. taken down
c. Irresistible force d. Solitary c. leveled d. lifted higher
21. Synonym of "exhausted"- 30. Two people were killed in an
a. Plenty b. Stored encounter with police. Here 'encounter'
c. Animated d. Drained means.
22. Which of the following words does a. meeting b. battle
not match with the word "wander"? c. argument d. attack
a. Roam b. Nomad 31. The synonym of `Emancipate’ is:
c. Sluggish d. Stray a. To set on the fire
23. The synonym of `sever’ is: b. Bondage
a. cut b. harm c. Neglect
c. mischief d. unite d. To set free from restraint or bondage

32. The synonym of the word `Boon’ is 42. Which is the synonym of
a. deplorable b. felicity ‘irrefutable’?
c. grave d. solemn a. Exceptional b. indisputable
33. Synonym of the word `forthcoming’ c. Conjure d. Seclude
a. upcoming b. recent 43. The synonym of “serene” is
c. forward d. newly arrived a. sincere b. severe
34. The synonym of the word `project’ c. calm d. serious
a. idea b. scheme 44. What is the synonym of ‘Reverent’?
c. Guess d. job a. Disobedient b. Stubborn
35. Which word is different? c. Disloyal d. Respectful
a. Huge b. Terrific 45. A synonym for ‘epoch’
c. Gigantic d. Enormous a. Generation b. Society
36. A preposterous person is: c. Era d. Participle
a. Absurd b. wonderful 46. The synonym of ‘caprice’ is
c. dedicated d. scientific a. narrow b. disgust
37. Which is the best synonym of c. whim d. scanty
‘Drastic’? 47. What is the synonym of
a. Emotional b. Extreme ‘delectable’?
c. Haul d. Mild a. noble b. enjoyable
38. 'Aggravate' means c. delicious d. sumptuous
a. to cultivate b. to accuse 48. The synonym of ‘invasion’ is
c. to become sick d. to make worse a. Quit b. Return
39. The synonym of ‘Aroma’ is: c. Push in d. Exit
a. Food b. Fruits 49. What does the word ‘rendezvous’
c. Colorless d. Fragrance mean?
40. What is the synonym of the word a. rain b. razor
‘Imminent’? c. meeting place d. borough
a. Upcoming b. Impure 50. Synonym of the touchstone is
c. Unsteady d. Proud a. very hard stone b. criteria
41. What does the word ‘Fusilier’ c. Push in d. comfortable
mean? 51. The Synonym of ‘Elated’ is-
a. A fighter b. A Warrior a. Sublime b. Dejected
c. An armed man d. A Gunman c. Calming d. None of these
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52. Gadfly 63. Fortify
a. Nuisance b. Pleasure a. Flexible b. Weaken
c. Vigor d. None of these c. Strengthen d. Unyielding
53. Abominable 64. Enormous
a. Profound b. Contempt a. Mammoth b. Tiny
c. Pleasant d. Unpleasant c. Weary d. Haughty
54. Inhibitor 65. Tedious
a. Activator b. Vanquisher a. Consistent b. Refreshing
c. outgrow d. None of these c. Tiresome c. Mild
55. Perturb 66. Transient
a. Resent b. Agitate a. Nourish b. Permanent
c. Offend d. All of these c. Temporary d. Transmit
56. Rummage 67. Suspicious
a. Investigation b. Search a. Reliable b. Doubtful
c. Query d. All of these c. Carefully d. Judiciously
57. Acme 68. Continual
a. Trivial b. Indecent a. Ambivalent b. Sporadic
c. Nadir d. Apex c. Repeated d. Concur
58. Eccentric 69. Endowed
a. Deceive b. Familiar a. Incapable b. Gifted
c. Strange d. All of these c. Loathe d. Delayed
59. Resilient 70. Deters
a. Rigid b. Weak a. Accelerates b. Impede
c. Ugly d. Elastic c. Heal d. pardon
60. Bewitchment 71. Recall
a. Salubrious b. Talented a. Upheaval b. Frightened
c. Repulsion d. Fascination c. Forget d.Remembrance
61. Coyness 72. Belligerent
a. Selfishness b. Confidence a. Daring b. Peaceable
c. Shyness d. None of these c. Pugnacious d. Craven
62. Cramped 73. Admonition
a. Wise b. Spacious a. Brittle b. Judicious
c. Tied d. All of these c. Praise d. rebuke

74. Aloof 85. Temerity
a. reserved b. tidy a. capable b. pride
c. slope d. slope c. temper d. audacity
75. Loot 86. Sacrosanct
a. spoils b. waste a. prayer b. spill
c. cavort d. destruction c. sacred d. sanctuary
76. Plausible 87. Qualm
a. chaos b. believable a. despair b. immunity
c. dangerous d. raise c. distress d. scruple
77. Loquacious 88. Saccharine
a. beauty b. complicated a. arid b. kind
c. thirsty d. talkative c. sweet d. leave
78. Conventional 89. Gracious
a. relish b. sober a. present b. pretty
c. customary d. polite c. clever d. pleasant
79. Pulchritude 90. Detest
a. blessing b. dormant a. reveal b. hate
c. beauty d. stray c. argue d. discover
80. Muddle 91. Pensive
a. diffuse b. abate a. oppressed b. thoughtful
c. confuse d. blasé c. caged d. happy
81. Prejudiced 92. Pall
a. biased b. differ a. light b. horror
c. adequate d. dying c. carry d. satiate
82. Exhaust 93. Distort
a. express b. fatigue a. wrong b. evil
c. dwell d. invent c. deform d. harm
83. Invent 94. Indifferent
a. evade b. different a. cautious b. neutral
c expire d. leave c. slim d. tarry
84. Competent 95. Dupe
a. elevate b. improve a. trick b. drug
c. curb d. efficient c. simpleton d. rancher

96. Meld
a. character b. spirit
c. satire d. Blend
97. Blend
a. scold b. muster
c. course d. demonstrate
98. Abject
a. stir b. plain
c. plank d. despondent
99. Reside
a. care b. dwell
c. tight d. fight
100. Abide
a. endure b. fair
c. no d. blight
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Part 03 – Spelling (1-100)
1. Find the correctly spelled word 11. Find the correctly spelled word
a. Temparament b.Temprament a. Rapprochmant b. Rapprochment
c. Temperament d. Temperamant c. Raproachment d. Rapprochement
a. Spreintendent b. Superintendent a. Exagerate b. Exadgeratec
c. Suprintendent d. Supereintendent c. Exaggerate d. Exeggerate
3. Find the correctly spelled word 13. Find the correctly spelled word3
a. Chaufer b. Chauffer a. Colaboration b. Collaberationc
c. Chaufeur d. Chauffeur c. Colaberation d. Collaboration
a. Cemetry b. Cemetery a. Translucent b. Translusent
c. Cemetary d. Cemmetery a. Transluscent d. Tranclucent
a. Budgetary b. Budgetry a. Bouquete b. Bouquet
c. Budgetery d. Bugetary c. Boquet d. Bouquette
a. Incumbent b. Incumbant a. Kalidoscope b. Kalaidoscope
c. Incambant d. Incambent c. Kaleidoscope d. Kaliedoscope
a. Sovereignty b. Soveriegnty a. Ocasion b. Ocassion
c. Sovereignity d. Soveriegnity c. Occasion d. Occassion
a. Inundated b. Innundated a. Embarasment b. Embarassment
c. Innandated d. Inandated c. Embarrasment d. Embarrassment
9. Find the correctly spelled word 19. Find the incorrectly spelled word
a. Superceed b. Superseed a. Lenient b. Nationalism
c. Supercede d. Supersede c. Overhaul d. Transfered
10. Find the correctly spelled word 20. Find the incorrectly spelled word
a. Aforstation b. Aforestation a. Quarreled b. Rebellious
c. Afforstation d. Afforestation c. Commission d. Mirraculous

21. Find the incorrectly spelled word 32. Find the correctly spelled word
a. Immature b. Imminent a. Inoculation b. Innoculation
c. Ilicit d. Imperative c. Inocculation d. Inocullation
a. Geography b. History a. Puerrile b. Puerrille
c. Chemistry d. All correct c. Purrile d. Puerile
23. Find the incorrectly spelled word 34. Find the correctly spelled word
a. Inflamable b. Musician a. Friming b. Burnning
c. Righteousness d. Negotiate c. Running d. Fryng
a. Exterminatte b. Inexpliccable a. Judicious b. Cancious
c. Offspring d. Reffere c. Dilicous d. Gracous
a. Furnituer b. Exampel a. Survaillance b. Surveillance
c. Medicine d. Sampal c. Survellance d. Surveilance
a. Grief b. Breif a. Indipensable b. Indipenseble
c. Recieve d. Diceive c. Indispansible d. Indispensable
a. Swelte b. Filpant a. Chancelary b. Chancellery
c. Licentious d. Puessile c. Chancelery d. Chancellary
a. Asspersion b. Voluptuous a. Vetarinary b. Veteninary
c. Voguei d. Equestrain c. Vetinary d. Veterinary
a. Scripher b. Scripture a. Palete b. Palet
c. Skripture d. Scriptur c. Palate d. Pelate
a. Simpal b. Bannar a. Treachrous b. Trecherous
c. Pattren d. Modern c. Trechearous d. Treacherous
a. Velnerable b. Vulnarable a. Onomatopoeia b. Onomotopoei
c. Vulnerable d. Valnerable c. Onomatopoia d. Onamotipoei
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43. Find the correctly spelled word 54. Choose the correct spelling
a. Promiscuous b. Promescuous a. Irresistible b. Irresistibl
c. Promiscuos d. Promescuous c. Irregistible d. Irregistable
44. Find the correctly spelled word 55. Choose the correct spelling
a. Averisious b. Avericious a. INTRRENSIC b. ENNTRENSIC
c. Avaricious d. Avarisious c. INTRINSIC d. ENTTRINSEC
45. Find the correctly spelled word 56. Find the misspelled word
a. Affactionately b. Affectionately a. Accommodate b. Conscious
c. Afectionately d. Affectionnality c. Hiererchy d. Liaison
46. Find the correctly spelled word 57. Find the correctly spelt word
a. lassivious b. lacivoius a. Sugestion b. Suggession
c. lascivious d. lasivious c. Sugastion d. Suggestion
47. Find the correctly spelled word 58. Find the correctly spelt word
a. foyere b. foayer a. Ridiculus b. Rediculous
c. foyer d. fouyer c. Ridiculas d. Ridiculous
48. Find the correctly spelled word 59. Which of the following word is not
a. Embelis b. Embelesh correctly spelt?
c. Embellish d. Embelish a. obssession b. enthusiasm
49. Find the correctly spelled word c. Insomnia d. extroversion
a. Compendioum b. Compendium 60. Choose the correctly spelt word.
c. Compandium d.Commppendium a. DOLOROUS b. DOLUUROUS
50. Find the correctly spelled word c. DOLORIEUS d. DELOORIOUS
a. Capricious b. Cappricious 61. Identify the correct spelling?
c. Caprisious d. Carisuous a. Denunciation b. denounciation
51. Find the correctly spelled word c. denuntiation d. denunsiation
a. Cacophone b. Cacophoney 62. The correct spelling?
c. Cacophoni d. Cacophony a. Humourous b. Humourious
52. Find the MISSPELT word c. Humorous d. Humorious
a. amateur b. antagonism 63. Which one is the correct spelling?
c. anticipeted d. bureaucracy a. Athiest b. Freingied
53. Choose the correct spelling c. Frynkness d. Psychotic
a. Credancial b. Credantial
c. Credencial d. Credential

64. Which of the following spelling is correct? 75. Choose the correctly spelt word
a. Phermaceutical b. Pharmaseutical a. Rennaisance b. Renaisance
c. Npharmaseutical d. Pharmaceutical c. Renaissance d. Rennaissance
65. Find the correctly spelt words. 76. Choose the correctly spelt word
a. Benifitted b. Benifited a. Expettriat b. Expatriat
c. Benefited d. Benefeted c. Expetriate d. Expatriate
a. Ommineous b. Omineous a. Etiquette b. Etiquate
c. Ominous d. Omenous c. Etiquete d. Etiquatte
a. Treachrous b. Trecherous a. Mustache b. Moustash
c. Trechearous d. Treacherous c. Moustachi d. Mostache
68. The correct spelling is 79. Choose the correctly spelt word
a. spontenaous b. spontanious a. Surveillance b. Survellance
c. spontenuous d. spontaneous c. Survaillance d. Surveilance
69. The correct spelling is 80. Choose the correctly spelt word
a. Awetism b. Auotism a. Reconnnaissnse b. Reconaissance
c. Autism d. Auetism c. Reconnaisance d. Reconnaissance
70. Choose the incorrectly spelt word 81. Choose the correctly spelt word
a. athlete b. auxilliary a. Lassivious b. Lascivious
c. abscess d. catalogue c. Lacivoius d. Lasivious
a. privilege b. moreover a. Dicotomy b. Dicotemy
c. managable d. maintenance c. Dichotomy d. Dechotomy
a. mathmatics b. concealment a. Rhythem b. Rhythm
c. challenge d. erroneously c. Rhytham d. None
a. forfeit b. fascinate a. Questionair b. Questionoir
c. column d. fulfiled c. Questionnaire d. Questionalr
74. Choose the correctly spelt word 85. Choose the correctly spelt word
a. Jeoppardise b. Jeopardize a. pretyier b. prettyer
c. Jeoarddiz d. Jeoppardize c. pretiyer d. prettier

a. ugliest b. ugliiest a. Liesure b. Leisure
c. ugleest d. uggliest c. Leasure d. Lesiure
a. Heiritage b. Heritage a. Gragarious b. Gragerious
c. Heratage d. Heretage c. Gregarious d. Grigareous
a. scurryd b. scurried a. Joveal b. Jovial
c. scurryied d. scuried c. Joviel d. Joivel
a. Accommodition b. Accommodation a. Terrer b. Teror
c. Acommodition d. Accomodition c. Teeror d. Terror
90. Choose the correctly spelt word
a. Vertebrete b. Vertebratte
c. Vertebrate d. Verrtebrate
a. Sedate b. Sedote
c. Scedate d. Seedate
a. Canine b. Canninne
c. Cannine d. Caninee
93. Find the MISSPELT word.
a. amateur b. antagonism
c. anticipeted d. bureaucracy
a. delirious b. delusive
c. hefty d. Hienious
a. fragrous b. monopoly
c. rational d. demolish
a. Occurrence b. Occurrance
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Part 04 – Idioms & Phrases (1-100)
1. Dishonesty is "at a premium" in 7. To tell you "in a nutshell", lust for
almost all spheres of public life. power and money has almost spoiled.
a. prevalent b. practiced openly a. as objectively as possible
c. encouraged d. valued highly b. in a simple and brief manner
2. The captain played with c. an actual experience described vividly
determination because the honor of the d. to take in confidence
team was "at stake". 8. Rajesh and Vikas have remained
a. very low b. at the top friends through "thick and thin"
c. in danger d. appropriate a. in spite of all difficulties
3. He resigned the post "of his own b. always
accord'. c. through days of struggle
a. according to his judgment d. through happy days
b. which he liked 9. In life, we have "to take the rough
c. voluntarily and willingly with the smooth".
d. according to his convenience a. be tough in order to be successful
4. Tell me plainly who broke the b. use pleasant words to make things
mirror, "do not beat about the bush". smooth
a. put any blame on others c. accept unpleasant as well as pleasant
b. pretend to be unaware of the matter things
c. approach the matter in a roundabout way d. make unpleasant things better
d. try to impress me with your arguments 10. The arrival of the mother-in-law in
5. In the armed forces, it is considered the family proved "a rift in the lute"
a great privilege "to die in harness." a. brought about disharmony
a. die with honor b. die on a horse back b. brought about a disciplined atmosphere
c. die while still working c. caused unnecessary worry
d. die in the battle field d. caused a pleasant atmosphere
6. He was "carried off his feet" when he 11. Seema is a little 'hard of hearing'.
was declared to have won the prize. a. inaudible b. disinterested
a. became delirious b. danced on his toes c. deaf d. insensitive
c. was dizzy d. was wild with excitement
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12. The authorities 'took him to the 19. The staff have felt "on edge" ever
task' for this negligence. since they heard the rumor about
a. forced him to resign retrenchment.
b. suspended his assignment a. nervous b. unhappy
c. reprimanded him c. disheartened d. scared
d. gave him additional work 20. He was trying "to put across" his
13. I did not know that he was "pulling ideas to his audience.
my leg" all the time. A. to convey b. to cross
a. befooling me b. degrading me c. to influence d. to convince
c. defaming me d. complimenting me 21. The old father "brought home" the
14. He has "come up" during the last moral of unity by asking each of his
five years. sons to break the bundle of sticks.
a. fallen in rank b. risen in status a. voiced b. declared
c. become proud d. become humble c. emphasized d. suggested
15. Have you "given up" the idea of 22. The rebels "held out" for about a
accepting the new assignment? month.
a. postponed b. adopted a. bargained b. resisted
c. amended d. abandoned c. retreated d. waited
16. Many people "called on" the 23. To leave someone in the lurch
minister when he was ill. a. to come to compromise with someone
a. helped b. surrounded b. constant source of annoyance to someone
c. visited d. criticized c. to put someone at ease
17. Only strict laws make the evil of d. to desert someone in his difficulties
dowry "die out". 24. To beg the question
a. drift b. decrease a. to refer to
c. decay d. disappear b. to take for granted
18. We should abstain from "casting c. to raise objections
aspersions" on the character of our d. to be discussed
colleagues. 25. He "passed himself off" as a
a. passing critical remarks nobleman.
b. cracking silly jokes a. was regarded as
c. paying left-handed compliments b. pretended to be
d. passing slanderous remarks c. was thought to be
d. was looked upon

26. This matter has been "hanging fire" 33. Dowry is a "burning question" of
for the last many months and must the day.
therefore be decided one way or the other. a. a widely debated issue
a. going on slowly b. hotly debated b. a dying issue
c. stuck up d. ignored c. a relevant problem
27. The cricket match proved to be a d. an irrelevant issue
'big draw'. 34. Leaders should not only make
a. a keen contest speeches they should also be prepared
b. a huge attraction "to bell the cat".
c. a lovely spectacle a. to take lead in danger.
d. a game without any result b. to tie bell to a cat's neck
28. I am afraid he is burning 'the candle c. to be alert of the enemy
at both ends' and ruining his life. d. to make noise
a. wasting his money 35. The popularity of yesterday's
b. becoming overgenerous superstar is "on the wane."
c. overtaxing his energies a. at its peak b. at rock bottom
d. losing his objectives c. growing more d. growing less
29. The university will have to "shelve" 36. He is leaving the country 'for a good'.
its plans for expansion in view of the a. for better prospects
present situation b. for a good cause
a. cancel b. discuss c. forever
c. reconsider d. postpone d. for others good
30. Do no trust a man who 'blows his 37. The thief 'took to his heels' when he
own trumpet' saw a policeman on the beat.
a. flatters b. praises others a. had some pain in his heels
c. admonishes others b. ran away from the scene
d. praises himself c. confronted the policeman
31. He is "out and out" a reactionary. d. could not decide what to do
a. no more b. thoroughly 38. He 'struck several bad patches'
c. in favor of d. deadly against before he made good.
32. Why must you look a "gift horse in a. came across bad soil
the mouth"? b. had a bad time
a. welcome a gift b. find fault with a gift c. went through many illness
c. be fastidious d. examine a gift carefully d. had many professional difficulties

39. The accounts of the murder 'made 45. The new economic policy is 'likely to
her flesh creep'. run into rough weather.'
a. made her sad b. surprised her a. create problems
c. made her cry bitterly b. encounter difficulties
d. fill her with horror c. confuse matters
40. How long will the people 'put up d. makes things difficult
with' the increasing economic 46. The old father 'brought home' the
hardships? moral of unity by asking each of his
a. welcome b. take easily sons to break the bundle of sticks
c. remain satisfied with d. tolerate a. emphasized b. voiced
41. Some people now wonder whether c. declared d. suggested
we just 'pay lip service' or genuinely 47. If you give John all your money, you
subscribe to democracy. are likely to 'burn your fingers.'
a. pay oral tribute a. be unhappy b. be happy
b. attach no value c. suffer d. be ill
c. remain indifferent 48. I am sure they will fight 'tooth and
d. show only outward respect nail' for their rights.
42. Don't 'thrust your nose' into my a. with all their might
affairs. b. without any other weapon
a. advise me about b. be in opposition c. resorting to violence
c. deal with d. meddle officiously in d. very cowardly
43. The recent film "Secular India" has 49. Discipline is 'on the wane' in schools
tried to 'keep the pot boiling' for and colleges these days.
Muslim women. a. declining b. increasing
a. earning enough to keep body and soul c. spreading d. spiraling
together 50. We were in hurry. The road being
b. keep a controversy alive zigzag we had to 'cut off a corner' to
c. boil the bill reach in time.
d. boil something in a pot a. to cut a portion of the road
44. You cannot 'have your cake and eat b. to take a short cut
it too'. c. to go fast
a. enjoy forever b. have it both ways d. to take an alternative route
c. run away from responsibility
d. absolve yourself of guilt
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51. In spite of the efforts of all peace-loving 57. He went to his friend's house in the
people, world peace is still a 'far cry'. evening as was his won't.
a. an impracticable idea a. as usual
b. an abstract idea b. as he wanted
c. out of reach c. as his want was
d. a long way off d. as he wanted that day
52. I felt that it was a 'tall order' to 58. Why do you wish to 'tread on the toes?'
expect Moni to go home alone at twelve a. to give offence to them
in the night. b. to follow them grudgingly
a. difficult b. too much c. to treat them indifferently
c. customary d. simple d. to be kicked by them
53. Viki said that he has got a problem 59. He intends 'setting up' as a lawyer
to 'square up' with the manager. in the adjoining district.
a. consider b. discuss a. to establish himself b. to migrate
c. settle d. workout c. to join d. to settle
54. Although both the parents are 60. The autographed bat from the
running the show for the last ten years famous cricketer Sunil Gavaskar is
their business is now 'on its last legs.' 'worth a jew's eye'
a. about to fructify a. not a worthy possession
b. about to perish b. unnecessary
c. about to produce results c. a costly items
d. about to take off d. a possession of high value
55. He is in the habit of 'throwing dust 61. Though he has lot of money, yet all
in eyes' of his superiors. his plans are 'built upon sand'.
a. to put sand into eyes a. established on insecure foundations
b. to make blind b. based on inexperience
c. to deceive c. resting on cheap material
d. to show false things d. resting on immature ideas
56. In modern democratic societies 'lynch 62. His plan was so complicated that it
law' seems to have become the spheres of life. 'floored' his listeners.
a. law of the mob a. entertained b. puzzled
b. law of the underworld c. annoyed d. encouraged
c. law of the constitution
d. law of the parliament

63. There has been 'bad blood' between 69. To be up and doing
the two communities even before shouting. a. to recover from illness
a. impure blood b. ill feeling b. to be actively engaged
c. bloody fights d. quarrels c. to progress satisfactorily
64. Pt. Nehru was 'born with a silver d. to be expressive and explicit
spoon' in his mouth. 70. To read between the lines
a. born in a middle class family a. to concentrate b. to read carefully
b. born in a wealthy family c. to suspect
c. born in a royal family d. to grasp the hidden meaning
d. born in a family of nationalists 71. To turn the tables
65. The arrival of the mother-in-law in a. to defeat b. to oppose
the family proved a 'rift in the lute.' c. to create chaos
a. caused unnecessary worries d. to change the sorry scheme
b. brought about disharmony 72. To put the cart before the horse
c. caused a pleasant atmosphere a. to offer a person what he cannot eat
d. brought about a disciplined atmosphere b. to force a person to do something
66. The prince did not 'take after the c. to raise obstacles
king.' d. to reverse the natural order of things
a. run after b. follow 73. To turn the other cheek
c. precede d. resemble a. to sulk and suffer
67. Do not imagine that Dharmendra is b. to respond to violence with violence
really sorry that his wife died. Those c. to respond to violence with non-violence
are only "crocodile tears". d. to be indifferent to peace overtures
a. pretended sorrow 74. To beggars description
b. tears a crocodile a. a poor statement
c. a weeping crocodile b. to describe things without care
d. mild regret c. beyond one's power to describe adequately
68. To hit the jackpot d. none of these
a. to gamble 75. Tall order
b. to make money unexpectedly a. simple b. difficult
c. to inherit money c. customary d. too much
d. to become bankrupt

76. To blaze trail 83. All and sundry
a. to set on fire b. to be annoyed a. greater share b. all of a sudden
c. to vehemently oppose c. completion of work
d. to initiate work in a movement d. everyone without distinction
77. To keep the ball rolling 84. To give currency
a. to earn more and more a. to bestow importance
b. to work constantly b. to misinterpret
c. to keep the conversation going c. to make publicly known
d. to make the best use o d. to originate
78. To accept the Gauntlet 85. To bite one's lips
a. to accept defeat a. repress an emotion
b. to accept a challenge b. to feel sorry c. to have doubt
c. to suffer humiliation d. to laugh at others
d. to accept an honor 86. Foar in the mouth
79. To pull one's socks up a. bitten by a snake
a. to prepare b. to try hard b. to reveal the secret c. to be furious
c. to get ready d. to depart d. to be in the extreme hatred
80. To plough the sands 87. To fight to the bitter end
a. to work hard to achieve one's aim a. to fight the poison-tipped arrows
b. to afford hope or ground for expecting b. to fight to the last point of enemy position
a good result c. to die fighting
c. to busy oneself in a way which cannot d. to carry on a contest regardless of
lead to any profitable result consequences
d. to advance one's position in life 88. To flog a dead horse
81. To drink like a fish a. to act in a foolish way
a. to drink little b. to drink alone b. to waste one's efforts
c. to be a drunkard c. to revise interest in an old subject
d. to drink in the company of others d. to revive old memories
82. To be lost in the cloud 89. To worship the rising sun
a. to meet with one's death a. to honor a man who is coming into office
b. to be perplexed b. to honor the promising people
c. to be concealed from view c. to indulge in flattery
d. to find oneself in a very uncomfortable d. to welcome the coming events
position

90. French leave 97. Dog in the manger
a. long absence a. an undersized bull almost the shape of
b. leave on the pretext of illness a dog
c. casual leave b. a dog that has no kennel of its own
d. absence without permission c. a person who puts himself in difficulties
91. within an ace of on account of other people
a. within one's reach d. a person who prevents others from
b. very near enjoying something useless to himself
c. within the hitting range 98. Something up one's sleeve
d. narrowly a. a grand idea
92. To make umbrage b. a secret plan
a. to feel depressed c. a profitable plan
b. to be offended d. something important
c. to be satisfied 99. A red letter day
d. to be pleased a. an important day
93. To give a false coloring b. an auspicious day
a. to misrepresent c. a dangerous day
b. to submit the false report d. an unimportant day
c. to be dishonest 100. To pay one back in the same coin
d. to conceal the facts a. to provoke a person to quarrel
94. Hush money b. to offer another polite attention
a. money overdue c. to retaliate
b. easy money d. to give a word of encouragement or
c. money earned by wrong means praise to another
d. bribe paid to secure silence
95. To disabuse one's mind
a. to conceal something
b. to remove a misapprehension
c. to banish from one's mind a thought
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a. romantic designs b. perfect plans
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Part 05 - One Word Substitution (1-100)
1. Extreme old age when a man behaves 9. A school boy who cuts classes
like a fool frequently is a
a. Imbecility b. Senility a. Defeatist b. Sycophant
c. Dotage d. Superannuation c. Truant d. Martinet
2. A style in which a writer makes a 10. To slap with a flat object
display of his knowledge a. Chop b. Hew
a. Pedantic b. Verbose c. Swat d. Gnaw
c. Pompous d. Ornate 11. One who cannot be corrected -
3. To issue a thunderous verbal attack a. Incurable b. Incorrigible
a. Languish b. Animate c. Invulnerable d. Hardened
c. Fulminate d. Invigorate 12. A dramatic performance
4. Giving undue favors to one's own a. Mask b. Mosque
kith and kin c. Masque d. Masque
a. Nepotism b. Favoritism 13. Code of diplomatic etiquette and
c. Worldliness d. Corruption precedence
5. Hater of learning and knowledge a. Statesmanship b. Formalism
a. Misologist b. Bibliophile c. Hierarchy d. Protocol
c. Misogynist d. Misanthropist 14. Present opposing arguments or
6. A person interested in reading books evidence
and nothing else a. Criticize b. Rebuff
a. Book-keeper b. Scholar c. Reprimand d. Rebut
c. Book-worm d. Student 15. A voice loud enough to be heard
7. Incapable of being seen through a. Audible b. Applaudable
a. Ductile b. Opaque c. Laudable d. Oral
c. Obsolete d. Potable 16. A light sailing boat built especially
8. A large sleeping-room with many for racing
beds a. Canoe b. Yacht
a. Bedroom b. Dormitory c. Frigate d. Dinghy
c. Hostel d. Basement

17. One who is honorably discharged 27. A child born after the death of his
from service - father
a. Retired b. Emeritus a. Posthumous b. Orphan
c. Relieved d. Emancipated c. Bastard d. Progenitor
18. To issue a thunderous verbal attack 28. The absence of law and order
a. Languish b. Animate a. Rebellion b. Anarchy
c. Fulminate d. Invigorate c. Mutiny d. Revolt
19. Words inscribed on the tomb 29. The continuing fight between
a. Epitome b. Epistle parties, families, clans, etc.
c. Epilogue d. Epitaph a. Enmity b. Feud
20. One who eats everything - c. Quarrel d. Skirmish
a. Omnivorous b. Omniscient 30. A building for storing threshed
c. Irresistible d. Insolvent grain
21. The custom or practice of having a. Hangar b. Dockyard
more than one husband at the same c. Store d. Granary
time 31. One who is determined to exact full
a. Polygyny b. Polyphony vengeance for wrongs done to him -
c. Polyandry d. Polychrome a. Virulent b. Vindictive
22. A person interested in collecting, c. Usurer d.Vindicator
studying and selling old things 32. Murder of a king
a. Antiquarian b. Junk-dealer a. Infanticide b. Matricide
c. Crank d. Archeologist c. Genocide d. Regicide
23. The act of violating the sanctity of 33. One absorbed in his own thoughts
the church is and feelings rather than in things
a. Blasphemy b. Heresy outside
c. Sacrilege d. Desecration a. Scholar b. Recluse
24. Something that can be heard c. Introvert d. Intellectual
a. Auditory b. Audio-visual 34. A schoolboy who cuts classes
c. Audible d. Audition frequently is a
25. Study of birds a. Defeatist b. Sycophant
a. Orology b. Otology c. Truant d. Martinet
c. ophthalmology d. Ornithology 35. Medical study of skin and its
26. Place that provides refuge diseases.
a. Asylum b. sanatorium a. Dermatology b. Endocrinology
c. Shelter d. Orphanage c. Genealogy d. Orthopedics

36. A person who tries to deceive people 45. To cause troops, etc. to spread out
by claiming to be able to do wonderful in readiness for battle
things a. Disperse b. Deploy
a. Trickster b. Imposter c. Collocate d. Align
c. Magician d. Mountebank 46. A light sailing boat built especially
37. A paper written by hand for racing
a. Handicraft b. Manuscript a. Canoe b. Yacht
c. Thesis d. Handiwork c. Frigate d. Dinghy
38. One who does not marry, especially 47. One who is in charge of the museum
as a religious obligation - a. Curator b. Supervisor
a. Bachelor b. Celibate c. Caretaker d. Warden
c. Virgin d. Recluse 48. A government by the nobles
39. That which is perceptible by touch a. Aristocracy b. Democracy
is c. Autocracy d. Bureaucracy
a. Contagious b. Contingent 49. One who is honorably discharged
c. Tenacious d. Tangible from service -
40. The part of government which is a. Retired b. Emeritus
concerned with making rules c. Relieved d. Emancipated
a. Court b. Tribunal 50. The policy of extending a country's
c. Bar d. Legislature empire and influence
41. To walk with slow or regular Steps a. Communism b. Internationalism
is to c. Capitalism d. Imperialism
a. Limp b. Stride 51. Award is given after death
c. Pace d. Advance a. Posthumous b. Contemporary
42. A style full of words c. Custodian d. Plagiarism
a. Verbose b. Pedantic 52. Fault that may be forgiven
c. Rhetorical d. Abundant a. Nepotism b. Venial
43. Murder of a brother c. Ablutophobia d. Phalacrophobia
a. Patricide b. Regicide 53. Indifference to pleasure or pain-
c. Homicide d. Fratricide a. Curator b. Nemesis
44. Having superior or intellectual c. Stoicism d. Invulnerable
interests and tastes 54. Medicine which lessens pain
a. Elite b. Highbrow a. Cuckold b. Mating
c. Sophisticated d. Fastidious c. Brigand d. Anodyne

55. Old age when a man behaves like a fool 65. One who wants to see others unhappy
a. Dotage b. Fatalist a. Cynic b. Sadist
c. Hedonist d. Numismatist c. Rebut d. Epicurean
56. One who is guilty of firing property 66. Person who pretends to have more
a. Parvenu b. Arsonist knowledge
c. Chauvinism d. Renegade a. Archaeology b. Calligrapher
57. One who lends money at a high rate c. Charlatan d. Excursion
a. Usurer b. Trespasser 67. Song sung at burial
c. Relaxing d. Malingerer a. Extempore b. Dirge
58. One who totally abstain from alcohol c. Incomprehensible d. Incredible
a. Loquacious b. Cynic 68. To explain a spiritual truth
c. Itinerant d. Teetotaler a. Tangible b. Parable
59. A person who does not believe in c. Euthanasia d. None of these
any religion 69. To spread troops for battle
a. Epicure b. Ban theist a. Abrogate b. Windfall
c. Pagan d. Rustic c. Somnambulism d. Deploy
60. Public building where weapons are 70. Work which involves too many
made and stored official formalities
a. Piggyback b. Arsenal a. Irreparable b. Red-Tapism
c. Inn d. None of these c. Stub d. Stroll
61. Place where cows are sheltered 71. One who draws maps and charts
a. Byre b. Obstetrician a. Lexicographer b. Mapper
c. Rustic d. Archives c. Cartographer d. Graphologist
62. Thing that cannot be touched or felt 72. Incapable of being explained or
a. Indispensable b. Palpable accounted for
c. Euthanasia d. Opaque a. Inexpressible b. Inexplicable
63. To do away with a rule c. Inexplicit d. Inexpressible
a. Abrogate b. Neology 73. Land so surrounded by water as to
c. Benign d. Adultery be almost an island
64. Person who is made to bear the a. Archipelago b. Isthmus
blame c. Peninsula d. Lagoon
a. Veteran b. Hippy
c. Bursar d. Scapegoat

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74. A perception without objective 83. A school for infants and young
reality children
a. Allusion b. Illusion a. School b. Nursery
c. Dyspepsia d. Hallucination c. Infantile d. Kindergarten
75. Open rebellion of soldiers and 84. A ride on someone else's back or
sailors against lawful authority shoulders
a. Revolt b. Revolution a. Hunchback b. Piggyback
c. Mutiny d. Anarchy c. Kickback d. Cuddle
76. That which cannot be rectified or 85. A person who is bad in spelling
made good a. Calligraphist b. Pedant
a. Irreparable b. Irrevocable c. Cerographist d. Linguist
c. Irreconcilable d. Irreplaceable 86. A sea abounding in islands
77. Something that relates to everyone a. Strait b. Archipelago
in the world c. Ocean d. Gulf
a. General b. Common 87. Ridiculous use of words
c. Usual d. Universal a. Onomatopoeia b. Malapropism
78. Something which can be taken for c. Neologism d. Pun
granted 88. A book or picture produced merely
a. Doctrine b. Maxim to bring in money
c. Tenet d. Postulate a. Money-spinner b. Pot-hook
79. Words used in ancient times but no c. Pot-boiler d. Blue-bird 89.
longer in general use now 89. Incapable of being wounded
a. Extinct b. Current a. Invulnerable b. Invincible
c. Modern d. Archaic c. Infallible d. Impregnable
80. A person interested in reading 90. A person who studies the formation
books and nothing else of the earth
a. Student b. Bookworm a. Meteorologist b. Anthropologist
c. Scholar d. Book-keeper c. Geologist d. Seismologist
81. A place adjoining kitchen, for 91. Policy of a political party
washing dishes etc. a. Manifesto b. Agenda
a. Cellar b. Cellar c. Agenda d. Circular
c. Scullery d. Pantry 92. Joint sovereignty exercised over the
82. One who possesses many talents country by two or more countries
a. Versatile b. Versatile a. Colonialism b. Entente
c. Exceptional d. Nubile c. Pandemonium d. Condominium

93. One who resides in a country of
which he is not a citizen
a. Alien b. Native
c. Primitive d. Prodigal
94. Deviation or departure from
common rule or standard
a. Heterogeneity b. Anomaly
c. Unanimity d. Anonymity
95. A fixed orbit in space in relation to
earth
a. Geological b. Geo-synchronous
c. Geocentric d. Geo-stationary
96. A tube filled at one end with mirrors
and pieces of colored glass which shows
many colored patterns when turned
a. Kaleidoscope b. Periscope
c. Microscope d. Gyroscope
97. Story told to illustrate a moral or
spiritual truth
a. Didactic b. Parable
c. Paragon d. Paradigm
98. Stage between boyhood and youth
a. Puberty b. Adolescence
c. Infancy d. Maturity
99. Unreasoning enthusiasm for the
glorification of one's country
a. Communism b. Imperialism
c. Patriotism d. Chauvinism
100. That which cannot be understood
a. Illegible b. Unintelligible
c. Unknown d. Undecipherable

Part 06 – Analogy (1-100)
1. Select the pair that best expresses similar 9. Tempest is to Storm as Slim is to?
relationship between ‘fragile: Break’ a) Fat b) Plump
a) Erratic: Control b) Inflammable: Burn c) Slender d) Beautiful
c) Invisible: Strong d) Noxious: Escape 10. Balance: Weight
2. Manumit: Enslave a) Aeroplane: Height
a) Large: Vivid b) Gigantic: Massive b) Radar: Detection
c) Repel: Attract d) Barren: Infertile c) Satellite: Revolution
3. Ernest: Immoral: d) Television: Picture
a) Land: Evil b) Restrained: Wanton 11. Choose the pair that best expresses the
c) Dissolute: Lascivious same relationship as between Art and
d) Shore: Reef Application
4. Pertinent: Relevance a) Accident and Apprehension
a) Insistent: rudeness b) Art and Architecture
b) Redundant: superfluity c) Law and Justice
c) Prevalent: perfection d) Passage and Comprehension
d) None of these 12. Which of the following pair of
5. FAULTFINDER: CRITICIZE: words does not match?
a) luminary : obedient a) River : Fish b) Book : Booklet
b) Athlete: cheer c) Garden : Flower d) Beach : Sand
c) Arbitrator: mediate 13. violence: activity:
d) Pharmacist: prescribe melancholy:_____
6. Yen: Currency a) evening b) cruelty
a) Brass: Metal b) Hen : Poultry c) mood d) silence
c) Paper : Book d) Karnataka : State 14. ‘Light’ is to ‘dark’ as ‘cold’ to—
7. Hygrometer is to Humidity as a) ‘hot’ b) ‘heat’ c) ‘cool’ d) ‘winter’
Sphygmomanometer is to- 15. AFFLUENT: IMPOVERISHED
a) Pressure b) Blood Pressure a) impecunious: needy
c) Precipitation d) Heartbeat b) rich : poor c) wealthy : opulent
8. Bicycle is to Pedal as Boat is to — d) sick : sad
a) Steering b) Water
c) Oar d) Sail

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16. BOUQUET : FLOWERS 23. If education : school, then -----

a) forest : trees b) drift : snow a) milk : cow b) production : factory
c) mist : rain d) woodpile : logs c) wood : furniture d) medicine : hospital
17. CAUTION : ACCIDENT 24. Which of the following is analogous
a) Radar : Collision to “Rooster : Hen” ?
b) Police : Criminal a) Duckling : Drake
c) Worry : Disaster b) Lion : Mare
d) Sanitation : Health c) Bull : Bitch
18. Choose the pair of words that d) Gander : Goose
expresses a relationship similar to that 25. Choose the pair of words that best
of the given pair. Donor : contribution matches the relationship between: PAIN :
a) Journalist: news SEDATIVE
b) River: bank a) Comfort : Stimulant
c) Poem : recitation b) Trance : Narcotic
d) Mobile: SMS c) Grief : Consolation
19. Choose the correct analogy: Leaf: Tree d) Ache : Extraction
a) Petal : Stem b) Petal : Flower 26. GRAVITY : PULL
c) Petal : Garden d) Petal : Seed a) iron : metal
20. Choose the analogous pair of b) north pole : Direction
Passenger : airplane c) magnetism : attraction
a) Sailor: submarine d) dust : desert
b) Audience: theater 27. TALKATIVE: VERBOSITY
c) Birds: nest a) Garbled : Distorted
d) Students: classroom b) Sensitive : Unsusceptible
21. Choose the analogous pair of c) Malefactor : Villain
Musician: orchestra d) Gullible : Credulity
a) Mechanic : car 28. Choose the analogous pair :
b) Songwriter : lyrics Oxygen: Respiration
c) Desk : Office a) Improvement: Care
d) Player : team b) Photography : Camera
22. If water is to oxygen then salt is to c) Sunlight: Photosynthesis
a) iron b) sodium d) Hydrogen : Digestion
c) calcium d) protein

29. NUMISMATIST : COINS 36. LIONIZE : ADMIRE :
a) Astrologer : Predictions a) authorize : betray
b) Geneticist : Chromosomes b) aggrandize : envy
c) Philatelist : Stamps c) exonerate : suspect
d) Pig : Sty d) vituperate : despise
30. Oasis is related to sand; Island is 37. EVANESCENT : DISAPPEAR :
related to --- a) transparent : penetrate
a) River b) Sea b) onerous struggle
c) Water d) Wave c) feckless succeed
31. Select the appropriate analogy of - d) pliant : yield
Pecuniary : Financial 38. UPBRAID : REPROACH :
a) Noxious : Harmful a) Dote : like b) lag stray
b) Subsequent : Proceeding c) Vex please d) earn : desire
c) Doleful : Merry 39. SUITCASE : LUGGAGE ::
d) Condolences : Congratulation a) gift : package
32. Choose the matched pair : b) necklace : garment
a) worsen : improve c) room : house
b) humane : kind d) hat : millinery
c) colossal : tiny 40. QUAFF : SIP :
d) ambiguity : clarity a) bolt : run b) punch : hit
33. Select the best analogy of --- c) gnaw : nibble d) stride : mince
Discipline : Punishment 41. Interregnum: Government:
a) Governance : Politics a) splice : rope b) cleavage : crystal
b) Governance : Control c) infraction : law d) hibernation : activity
c) Culture : Socialization 42. LEAF : OAK :
d) Institution : Culture a) bulb : tulip b) berry : fruit
34. An appropriate analogy of ‘Delay’ : c) tree : forest d) needle : pine
Expedite’ is --- 43. GLIMMER : DAZZLE :
a) Written : Oral b) Verbose : Wordy a) delineate : disclaim
c) Incomplete : Developed b) recede : abandon
d) Censured : Obscene c) recite : harangue
35. Optimist is to cheerful as pessimist is to d) murmur : resound
a) gloomy b) worry
c) mean d) petty

44. MATRIX : NUMBERS : 51. REDOUBTABLE : AWE :
a) gas : molecules a) tart : pungency
b) volume : liquid b) tacit : solitude
c) crystal : atoms c) despicable : contempt
d) interaction : reagents d) engrossing : obliviousness
45. STANZA : POEM : 52. SUBSIDY : SUPPORT :
a) pirouette : ballet a) assistance : endowment
b) rhyme : verse b) funds : fellowship
c) duet : chorus c) credit : payment
d) act : opera d) debt : obligation
46. MITIGATE : SEVERE : 53. MOLT : BIRD :
a) compile : available a) slough : snake
b) restore : new b) hibernate : bear
c) contribute : charitable c) metamorphose : spider
d) qualify : general d) hatch : egg
47. HOAX : DECEIVE : 54. STRUT : WING :
a) scandal : vilify a) beam : door b) axle : wheel
b) lottery : disburse c) guy : pylon d) twig : branch
c) gimmick : wheedle 55. EUPHEMISM : OFFENSE:
d) filibuster : delay a) rhetoric : persuasion
48. VARNISH : WOOD : b) prevarication : truth
a) etch : glass b) tarnish : silver c) metaphor : description
c) wax : linoleum d) burnish : metal d) conciliation : appeasement
49. GLARING : BRIGHT: 56. Poison is related to Socrates in the
a) iridescent : colorful same way as Fructification is related to-
b) perceptible : visible a) Jesus b) Christians
c) discordant : harmonious c) Aristotle d) Church
d) deafening : loud 57. Acquire : Inherit
50. DOGGEREL : VERSE : a) Profit : Loss b) Learn : Discover
a) burlesque : play c) Instinct : Habit
b) sketch : drawing d) Hierarchical : Succession
c) operetta : symphony 58. Ladies is to Purse as Gents is to-
c) fable : narration a) Bag b) Pocket
c) Wallet d) Case

59. Ladies is to Purse as Gents is to — 69. Bird : Wings
a) Bag b) Pocket a) Whale : Water b) Dog : Lungs
c) Wallet d) Case c) Car : Wheels d) Pen : Paper
60. Inn : Traveler 70. 'Indolence' is related to 'Work' in
a) Lodging : Man b) Country : Citizen the same way as 'Taciturn' is related to:
c) Dormitory : Students a. Cheat b. Act
d) Ashram : Gurus c. Speak d. Observe
61. Acoustic : Sound 71. 'Ophthalmic' is related to 'Eye' in
a) Mathematics : Geometry the same way as 'Rickets' is related to:
b) Radio : Song a. Kidney b. Nose
c) Pathology : Disease c. Bone d. Heart
d) Communication : Phone 72. 'Nun' is related to 'Convent' in the
62. Soldier : Regiment same way as 'Hen' is related to:
a) Flower : Bunch b) Drop : Ocean a. Nest b. Shed
c) Sailor : Crew d) Deer : Jungle c. Cell d. Cote
63. Heart : Cardiology 73. 'Reading' is related to 'knowledge'
a) Brain : Psychology in the same way as 'Work' is related to:
b) History : Histology a. Money b. Employment
c) Civics : Polity c. Experience d. Engagement
d) Fossils : Paleontology 74. 'Dress' is related to 'Body' in the
64. Meat : Vegetarian : Liquor : ? same way as 'Bangles' is related to:
a) Insane b) Introvert a. Glass b. Lady
c) Teetotaler d) Foolish c. Wrist d. Beauty
65. Tuberculosis : Lungs : Cataract : ? 75. 'College' is related to 'Teachers' in
a) Ear b) Throat the same way as 'Hospital' is related to:
c) Skin d) Eye a. Doctors b. Patients
66. Professor: Lecture : Doctor : ? c. Medicine d. Beds
a) Hospital b) Disease 76. 'Flower' is related to 'Bud' in the
c) Medicine d) Patient same way as 'Fruit' is related to:
67. Victory: Encouragement: Failure: ? a. Seed b. Tree c. Flower d. Stem
a) Sadness b) Defeat 77. 'Jade' is related to 'Green' in the
c) Anger d) Frustration same way as 'Garnet' is related to:
68. Doctor : Diagnosis : Judge : ? a. Red b. Blue
a) Court b) Punishment c. Orange d. Yellow
c) Lawyer d) Judgment

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78. 'Table' is related to 'Wood' in the 86. 'Calf' is related to 'Cow' in the same
same way as 'Shirt' is related to: way as 'Kitten' is related to:
a. Cotton b. Cloth a. Deer b. Bear
c. Dress d. Uniform c. Cat d. Duck
79. 'Jackal' is related to 'Howl' in the 87. 'Smoke' is related to 'Pollution' in
same way as 'Cow' is related to: the same way as 'War' is related to:
a. Caws b. Hoot a. Victory b. Treaty
c. Coo d. Moo c. Defeat d. Destruction
80. 'Cat' is related to 'Kitten' in the 88. 'Mountain' is related to 'Hill' in the
same way as 'Woman' is related to: same way as 'River' is related to:
a. Puppy b. Colt a. Path b. Swimming
c. Calf d. Baby c. Flowing d. Tank
81. 'Horse' is related to 'Hoof' in the 89. 'Dogs' is related to 'Bark' in the
same way as 'Eagle' is related to: same way as 'Goats' is related to:
a. Clutch b. Leg a. Bleat b. Crow c. Grunt d. Howl
c. Foot d. Claw 90. 'Metal' is related to 'Conduction' in
82. 'Forest' is related to 'Vivarium' in the same way as 'Plastic' is related to:
the same way as 'sea' is related to: a. Ground oil chemistry
a. Port site b. Water b. Industry c. Inflammability
c. Fishery d. Aquarium d. Insulation
83. 'Walk' is related to 'Run' in the 91. 'Sea' is related to 'Ship' in the same
same way as 'Breeze' is related to: way as 'Road' is related to:
a. Cold b. Dust a. Traffic b. Travelers
c. Wind d. Air c. journey d. Bus
84. 'Wax' is related to 'Grease' in the 92. 'Rabbit' is related to 'Burrow' in the
same way as 'Milk' is related to: same way as 'Lunatic' is related to:
a. Drink b. Ghee a. Prison b. Cell c. Barrack d. Asylum
c. Protein d. Curd 93. Silence : Noise
85. 'Much' is related to 'Many' in the a. Quiet : Peace b. Baldness : Hair
same way as 'Measure' is related to: c. Talk : Whisper d. Sing : Dance
a. Count b. Measures 94. Lively : Dull
c. Calculate d. Weigh a. Employed : Jobless
b. Flower : Bud c. Factory : Labor
d. Happy : Gay

95. Kick : Football
a. Wash : Dishes B. Dust : Rage
C. Mop : Sweep D. Throw : Ring
96. Sunrise : Sunset
a. Dawn : Twilight
b. Noon : Midnight
c. Morning : Night
d. Energetic : Lazy
97. Candle : Wick
a. Hammer : Nail b. Light : Bulb
c. Oven : Fire d. Bicycle : Wheel
98. Thermometer : Temperature
a. Millimeter : Scale
b. Length : Breadth
c. Solar Energy : Sun
d. Cardiograph : Heart rate
99. River : Ocean
a. Child : School b. Book : Library
c. Lane : Road d. Cloth : Body
100. Arc : Circle
a. Number : Count
b. Fraction : Percentage
c. Pie : Slice
d. Segment : Line

Part 07 – Missing Word (1-100)
1. Suresh’s skin was to burn if he spent 9. It is too risky to generalize one set of
too much time in the sun. result.
A. Prone B. Eminent A. Off B. In
C Erect D. Daunted C. About D. From
2. The admission test of the MBA 10. She is a friendly girl who gets
program was held IBA building. everyone she mates
A. In B. In the A. With B. On
C. On D. On the C. Over D. On with
3. We often a victim of circumstance. 11. The chairman told me that he visit
A. Felt B. Fell my office.
C. Fallen D. Fall A. Will have B. Will
4. I am sorry i called you a liar. I take C. Would D. Had
it. 12. The boat turned and threw us into
A. Back B. More the water
C. Less D. None A. Away B. Against
5. The quotation was erroneously to a C. Off D. Over
Bangladeshi Writer. 13. Clear your books I want to set the
A. Resolved B. Relegated table for lunch
C. Attributed D. Vitiated A. Off B. Away
6. Five thousand dollar a big amount of C. On D. Over
money 14. ___ we got home we listened to some
A. Is B. Found music
B. are D. Count A. when B. while
7. One of the basket full of rotten C. Into D. Through
mangoes thrown away. 15. You must look and make plans for
A. Were B. Was future
C. Have D. Has A. On B. Over
8. We got up late__ Sunday morning C. Ahead D. Though
A. Off B. Away 16. She likes detective books
C. On D. Over A. Reeds B. Reading
C. Read D. Having Read

17. It is not possible for most people to 27. We often a victim of circumstances
think that happened in the childhood. A. fallen B. felt
A. Imagine B. Dream C. did fall D. fall
C. recall D. Memories 28. A new house at the corner of the
18. Doctors should as many patients as road
possible A. been built B. is being
A. Heal B. Heel C. building D. building
C. Haul D, Health 29. The quotation was erroneously to a
19. I left the milk heating for a long time Bangladeshi writer
and it all boiled. A. resolved B. attributed
A. Over B. off C. relegated D. resolved
C. With D. down 30. The more hemoglobin one has the
20. While going to the office, take your more oxygen is carried to cells
umbrella it rains. A. its B. our C. their D. one's
A. in case B. if 31. She is a friendly girl who gets
C. perhaps D. if not everyone she meets
21. The sky is overcast clouds A. with B. off
A. finalized B. with C. on with D. over
C. on D. at 32. He was success writing not for the
22. The load is too heavy for me sake of Fame but for the sheer love of
A. to put B. to take poetry
C. to bear D. to convey A. destined for B. indifferent to
23. She is an authority mutual funds C. eager for D. stricken
A. about B. on C. to D. of 33. You are not amenable reason
24. You must check the petrol regular A. from B. of
intervals C. into D. to
A. within B. in 34. It is traffic system which is
C. at D. after extremely old proved difficult to
25. I can give you no assurance help modernize
A. on B. of A. it might B. might
C. about D. regarding C. and might D. that might
26. The teacher took him task for his 35. In a time of financial crisis, such
negligence lavish expenditure must be
A. to B. from A. quickened B. corrected
C. of D. on C. curtailed D. adjusted

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36. Mim has a great apathy her studies 45. You must look and make plans for
A. for B. in the future.
C. towards D. against A. over B. ahead
37. Tomal behaves strangely at times C. on D. at
and therefore nobody gets with him 46. It was silly you to shout at her like
A. about B. through that.
C. along D. up A. of B. to
38. He is walking a corner shop C. for D. with
A. into B. in 47. The police caught the thief the
C. for D. at corner of Panthapath & Green Road.
39. The pedestrian was killed a falling A. in B. from
tree. C. at D. of
A. over B. of 48. The smelled coffee, spices and
C. on D. by smoke.
40. Many villages in Bangladesh are not A. from B. in
lit electricity. C. of D. with
A. by B. of 49. Most lakes were formed glacial
C. with D. through action.
41. Eggs are sold the dozen. A. to B. for
A. to B. for C. of D. by
C. on D. by 50. When i was in school i used study
42. The chief guest of the seminar spoke regularly.
to the audience concerning career. A. to B. in
A. with B. their C. with D. into
C. about D. for 51. Check the dictionary the meaning of
43. Do not emphasize their mistakes so the word.
much. A. of B. for
A. in B. on C. what D. in
C. by 52. You resemble your father.
D. no word is missing A. to B. at
44. The piper stepped the street. C. for
A. in B. on D. No word ins missing
C. through D. into

53. Bangladesh has so beautiful places 63. After the initial setback, all
to visit. programmers ran smoothly.
A. many B. lot A. subsequent B. consequent
C. long D. much C. frequent D. subsequently
54. You should not run fame 64. Sami’s career has taken some twists
A. at B. after and turns.
C. before D. beside A. interactive B. incentive
55. Catching the earlier train will give C. intuitive D. interesting
us the ______ to do some shopping. 65. Doctors should as many patient as
A. need B. chance possible.
C. luck D. No word is A. heel B. haul C. health D. heal
missing 66. She likes detective books
56. I saw a ______ of cows in the field. A. reads B. reading
A. group B. herd C. read D. having read
C. swarm D. flock 67. Mohan is a surgeon, deals with
57. The grapes are now enough to be heart patients
picked. A. who B. whom C. whose D. he
A. ready B. mature 68. I put ____the light and slept.
C. ripe D. advanced A. up B. down C. in D. out
58. They are offering to the fire victims. 69. _____All intents and purposes, the
A. contribution B. compensation manager is the master of the firm.
C. continuation D. consultancy A. in B. upon
59. Rakib is endowed natural talents. C. with D. to
A. with B. of 70. The pilot had been warned about
C. by D. on the storm, before he ______
60. I detest prying someone's secrets. A. took away B. took up
A. for B. after C. took over D. took off
C. into D. about 71. Hardly had he arrived ____ it
61.Joya apologized her brother's started raining.
behavior. A. before B. when
A. for B. after C. than D. after
C. into D. about 72. I ____ a car to be absolutely
62. He will not work he is compelled. necessary these days.
A. till B. after A. consider B. regard
C. unless D. lest C. think D. agree

73. Besides other provisions, that 82. The thief all the money.
shopkeeper deals ____ cosmetics. A. made up B. made off with
A. with B. in C. mode do with D. made good
C. at D. for 83. The luggage was heavy for him to
74. Leave a two-inch ____ on each page lift
for the teacher's remarks. A. much B. as
A. border B. margin C. so D. too
C. blank D. gap 84. Walking at 3'o clock, I heard the
75. The team was well trained and ______ of thunder.
strong, but somehow their ____ was A. crackle B. rumble
low. C. ripple D. clank
A. feeling B. moral 85. A stone that goes on rolling no moss.
C. consciousness D. morale A. collects B. gets
76. The lovers were meeting each other C. gathers D. accumulates
secretly, but their ____ affair was soon 86. There is a keen in each trade.
known to everyone. A. contest B. comparison
A. clandestine B. covert C. competition D. cooperation
C. canoe D. candid 87. The boy fell bicycle.
77. I shall call you tomorrow. A. of B. off
A. at B. on C. with D. by C. from D. under
78. In a large cities, people are cut from 88. The French reputed to have a very
nature. good sense of humor.
A. away B. off C. out D. down A. is B. was
79. We had a ____ of warm weather in C. are D. will be
February. 89. Johny, where are you? Up this tree.
A. time B. spell A. There I am B. There am I
C. length D. phase C. Here am I D. Here I am
80. Roma is small to start playing 90. That the poor in our country, are
cricket now. happy is
A. very B. much A. a dream B. a vision
C. too D. more C. an ideal D. an illusion
81. Choose the below word which is not 91. I shall take revenge you.
an antonym of "Secant" A. from B. with
A. Mower B. Chopper C. on D. at
C. Cutter D. All of these

92. The boy was cured of typhoid.
A. from B. of
C. for D. through
93. The boy was cured of typhoid.
A. from B. of
C. for D. through
94. Affix a revenue stamp and put your
signature it.
A. on B. upon
C. above D. over
95. My father ____down for a nap.
A. lays B. laid
C. lain D. lie
96. You've only three months to
complete the course, don't give now.
A. out B. away
C. up D. of
97. Choose the below word which is not
a Synonym of "Reticent"
A. Taciturn B. Silent
C. Talkative D. All of these
98. A $5,000 a big amount of money
A. is B. are
C. count D. recon
99. Its very kind of you to ____ to speak
at the meeting.
A. accept B. agree
C. comply D. concur
100. Sita's heart _____ at the sight of
the beautiful diamond necklace.
A. leapt B. stopped
C. slowed D. ran

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Part 08 – Appropriate Preposition (1-100)

1. Life is full of tears_____ none wishes 10. I do not _______ name and fame.
to die. a. wishes b. wish of
a. moreover b. still c. wish for d. None of these
c. yet d. so 11. His action is ______ his words.
2. Make haste _____ the sun shines. a. contrary at b. contrary to
a. while b. when c. though d. till c. contrary on d. None of these
3. Hardly had I left the room _____it 12. Everyone___________ her success
began to rain. a. rejoiced in b. rejoiced at
a. while b. when c. though d. till c. rejoiced of d. None of these
4. See you _____ Thursday. 13. I am _______ him for his co-
a. of b. on c. at d. in operation.
5. He goes to school every day_____ the a. obliged at b. obliged to
roadside c. obliged from d. None of these
a. under b. beside c. along d. on 14. I am __________ you at your
6. I was not ___________ your conduct.
misfortune. a. offended from b. offended on
a. informed at b. informed of c. rejoiced of d. None of these
c. informed in d. None of these 15. He is ______ fever.
7. I ___________ him for the first prize. a. ill with b. ill from
a. competed c. ill at d. None of these
b. competed for 16. He is _____ promotion in service.
c. competed with a. eager for b. eager in
d. None of these c. eager of d. None of these
8. He is _______ playing cricket. 17. Do not _________ me in my
a. bent of b. bent on business.
c. bent in d. None of these a. interfere on b. interfere with
9. This ring is _____ gold. c. interfere in d. None of these
a. made of b. made from
c. made by d. None of these

18. He ________ fame. 28. The ocean _________ fish.
a. lives for b. lives in a. abounds from b. abounds with
c. lives at d. None of these c. abounds to d. None of these
19. All his plans _______ smoke. 29. Your conduct__________ no excuse.
a. ended in b. ended on a. admits it b. admits on
c. ended of d. None of these c. admits of d. None of these
20. He is ___________ the idea 30. We must be ________ opposition.
a. obsessed on a. tolerant on b. tolerant of
b. obsessed with c. tolerant at d. None of these
c. obsessed by d. None of these 31. He is __________ common sense. a.
21. He is __________ the committee for devoid of b. devoid by
his action. c. devoid with d. None of these
a. responsible from b. responsible 32. I have no ______ him
to a. faith on b. faith in
c. responsible on d. None of these c. faith to d. None of these
22. Their __________ the thing was of 33. He is __________ me at my conduct.
no avail. a. vexed on b. vexed with
a. search of b. search in c. vexed to d. None of these
c. search for d. None of these 34. His ___________ knowledge
23. You can ________ him. surprised us
a. rely with b. rely on a. hunger on b. hunger for
c. rely from d. None of these c. hunger with d. None of these
24. The dog is __________ his master. 35. He _________ a noble family.
a. faithful with b. faithful on a. comes of b. comes to
c. faithful to d. None of these c. comes on d. None of these
25. I am ________ success. 36. He is _______ Physics.
a. diffident of b. diffident to a. dull at b. dull on
c. diffident from d. None of these c. dull of d. None of these
26. I was not __________ your 37. I am ________ success.
misfortune. a. sure about b. sure of
a. informed at b. informed of c. sure on d. None of these
c. informed on d. None of these 38. He is _________ me.
27. He __________ service on a pension a. affectionate to b. affectionate on
a. retired from b. retired on c. affectionate withd. None of these
c. retired to d. None of these

39. He is ________ figures. 48. Please, don’t laugh _____ those
a. quick at b. quick in beggars.
c. quick by d. None of these a. for b. against
40. Find the synonym of the given word, c. at d. from
"Daunt" 49. Run fast________get your ticket.
a. To make fearful b. to intimidate a. but b. as
c. Frighten d. All of these c. otherwise d. and
41. Find the antonym of the given word, 50. My father is a farmer____yours is
"Deride" an advocate.
a. To ridicule b. Twit a. in b. but
c. Mock d. None of these c. and d. at
42. The Synonym of the word 'Deduce' 51. My uncle died ______ the war.
is: a. during b. with
a. Conclude b. Infer c. at d. for
c. Suppose d. All of these 52. Our sir teaches Mathematics
43. The Antonym of the word ______English.
'Deference' is: a. across b. besides
a. Humble b. Allowance c. beside d. both
c. Subscription d. Disrespect 53. I don’t agree ________ your
44. Which is the not Antonym of the proposal.
word ‘Denizen’? a. with b. for
a. Resident b. Native c. to d. in
c. Citizen d. All of these 54. There is a fence _______ the pool.
45. Which is the not synonym of the a. on b. at
word 'Despondent? c. in d. around
a. Depressed b. Despair 55. Please, come . . . . . . the bathroom
c. Cheerful d. All of these a. out of b. over
46. I do not _______ name and fame. c. on d. in
a. wishes b. wish of 56. The teacher set some
c. wish for d. None of these homework_____ the end of the lesson.
47. He is _________ me. a. about b. in
a. affectionate to c. of d. at
b. affectionate on
c. affectionate with
d. None of these

57. She shows the strain of bottled 65. The police men's story conflicts
_____ emotion. _____ that of the accused.
a. from b. in a. in b. to
c. up d. upto c. with d. with
58. There has been an exciting new 66. In this engine the rotary section
technological break _____ . corresponds _____ the cylinders of
a. about b. through conventional model.
c. down d. for a. in b. to
59. Three minutes could bring _____ c. with d. against
this transformation 67. You will notice water rising in the
a. about b. into tube, now what do you deduce _____
c. up d. down that?
60. I think we agreed on the main a. from b. for
points. Does anyone want to bring c. with d. in
_____ anything further? 68. I felt I must defer _____ my host’s
a. about b. up judgment
c. around d. down a. to b. from
61. South Africa brushed _____ the c. for d. in
threat of tougher economic sanctions. 69. They are bad people to deal _____,
a. about b. of always late in delivery dates.
c. off d. down a. into b. in
62. Michael, who has been nervous and c. upon d. with
jumpy lately suddenly burst ____ tears. 70. We are trying to make sure that
a. into b. in children who can best benefit _____
c. on d. with foster care, do get.
63. A young officer was charged _____ a. to b. of
the task of taking 200 prisoners to the c. by d. in
rear. 71. This record enables me to balance
a. into b. in c. on d. with _____ the facts of my life and decide
64. When he finally came round _____ what to do with it.
writing the letter, he found his feelings a. up b. on
were easier to express than he had c. down d. of
expected. 72. His mind is well attuned ____ mine.
a. in b. to a. on b. by
c. with d. against c. about d. to

73. The defense of the oil installation 81. He insists________ leaving
had been assigned _____ my regiment. immediately.
a. on b. by a. against b. over
c. about d. to c. for d. on
74. I certainly do not approved _____ 82. We are accustomed _____ doing
your riding your motorbike over the hard work.
speed limit. a. in b. of
a. on b. about c. to d. with
c. in d. of 83. Few persons in the world die _____
75. The condemned man appealed over work.
_____ the court for mercy. a. from b. of
a. in b. to c. with d. to
c. of d. from 84. A blind man cannot distinguish light
76. Several committee members had _____ darkness.
not been apprised _____ the contents of a. from b. of
the document. c. with d. to
a. in b. to 85. He arrived _____ the airport _____
c. of d. from time for the plane.
77. This college is affiliated _____ the a. in, in b. at, on
Preston University. c. on, in d. at, in
a. in b. to 86. I'm interested _____ cricket but I'm
c. of d. from not very good _____ it.
78. The debate adjourned _____ the a. in, in b. in, with
following week. c. in, at d. with, at
a. in b. to 87. You should abstain _____ drinking.
c. of d. from a. from b. for
79. This paint will adhere _____ any c. about d. in
surface whether rough or smooth. 88. He did not comply _______ my
a. in b. to request.
c. of d. from a. on b. in
80. He is born _____ rich parents. c. of d. of
a. in b. to 89. I am convinced _____ the necessity
c. of d. from of hard work.
a. on b. in
c. of d. with

90. Your diet is deficient _____ proteins 99. They were congratulated for their
and fats. success _____ tracking him down.
a. on b. In a. about b. of
c. of d. With c. in d. on
91. The people did not agree _____ the 100. She will be staying at the hotel
leader. _____ Friday.
a. on b. in a. at b. until
c. of d. with c. of d. on
92. He did not avail himself _____ the
opportunity.
a. on b. in
c. of d. with
93. You should be ashamed _____ your
misconduct.
a. on b. in
c. of d. with
94. Two and five equal _____ seven but
three and five not equal _____ seven.
a. on b. to
c. of d. with
95. He was busy _____ his office work.
a. on b. for
c. at d. in
96. The town is 100 meters _____ sea
level.
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97. Good idea, I wish I had thought
_____ it.
a. of b. on
c. above d. at
98. I am scared _____ heights.
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Part 09 – Right forms of Verbs (1-100)
1. We (live) here since 2009. 9. We (start) the meeting after the
a. live guest (come).
b. have been living a. started, come b. start, come
c. have been live c. started, has been coming
d. has been living d. started, had come
2. We (catch) a thief last night. 10. It was many years since I (meet)
a. catch b. catching to him
c. had caught d. caught a. I met to him b. I had met to him
3. The headmaster (enter) into the class c. I have met to him
before the students (come) d. I meet to him
a. entered, come b. enter, came 11. You must better (to do) the work.
c. had entered, came d. entered, came a. to do b. doing
4. When Mr. Kamal (take) his c. to doing d. do
breakfast? 12. The boy ran away having (take)
a. when does, take b. when did, took the first prize
c. when does, took d. when did, take a. take b. taken
5. They (speak) together at this c. taking d. took
moment. 13. I went to market last night with
a. speak b. spoke a view to (buy) a shirt.
c. are speaking d. speaking a. to buy b. bought
6. I (read) the book recently. c. to buying d. buying
a. read b. reads 14. It is high time I (change) my
c. had read d. have read character
7. It is many years since I (come) to your a. change b.has change
house c. changed d. changing
a. came b. was came 15. He speaks as though he (be) a
c. come d. will come mad
8. I did not want (leave) the place a. is b. was
a. to leave b. leaving c. were d. None
c. to leaving d. None of these

16. One of the boys (be) present in the 26. Every man (want) to succeed.
class a. want b. wanted
a. is b. was c. wants d. will want
c. are d. were 27. Many a boy (ruin) his career
17. You ought to (respect) your parents though laziness.
and your elders. a. ruin b. is being ruin
a. respect b. respecting c. ruins d. had been ruin
c. respected d. respected 28. No buses and no rickshaws (be)
by on the road.
18. If you helped the boy he (help) you. a. is b. are
a. would help b. helping c. am d. had
c. would helping d. helped by 29. None of the girls (has) qualified.
19. I (read) the book since in the a. has b. has been
morning. c. have been d. have
a. read b. have read 30. Time and tide (wait) for none.
c. have being d. None a. waited b. waiter
20. Slow and steady (win) the race. c. wate d. wait
a. win or win b. wins 31. The MD and the GM of the
c. winning d. win company (be) present in the
21. He ran fast least he (miss) the train. meeting.
a. would miss b. shall miss a. is b. are
c. should miss d. miss c. have been d. None
22. While (read) a book I saw a picture 32. Rice and curry (be) my favorite
of an ox. food.
a. reading b. reads a. is been b. is
c. read d. None c. are d. None
23. The color of his books (be) red. 33. Cattle (be) grazing in the field.
a. are b. was being a. are b. is
c. is d. were c. are being the d. are being
24. Ill news (run) quickly. 34. The virtuous (be) always happy.
a. run b. have run a. are b. is
c. runs d. runs so c. are being the d. are being
25. There (be) a high school in our area. 35. You, he and I (be) friends.
a. are b. is a. are b. is
c. is been d. were c. are being the d. are being

36. The family (be) unanimous in the 45. I found the boy (cry) on the bed.
opinion. a. crying b.
a. are b. is cried
c. are being the d. are being c. cry d. cried out
37. He said that the earth (be) round. 46. I (call) there yesterday.
a. are b. is a. called b. was called
c. are being the d. are being c. call d. calling
38. The Gulliver’s Travels (be) an 47. Rome was not (to build) in a day.
interesting book. a. to build b. build
a. are b. is c. built d. building
c. are being the d. are being 48. It is no use (spoil) time by
39. One and a half works (be) done. gossiping.
a. are b. is a. spoiling b. spoiled
c. are being the d. are being c. spoil d. None
40. All’s well that (end) well. 49. He talked as if he (knew)
a. ended b. ends everything.
c. end d. ending a. had known b. had know
41. One of the students (do) his c. has know d. know
homework. 50. As soon as I (think) about her,
a. does b. do she (call) me.
c. did d. doing a. is being thought, calls
42. Two plus two (make) four. b. have thought, called
a. making b. make c. have thought, calls
c. makes d. made d. thought, called
43. Rahim as well as his friends (done) 51. English _________ in our school
well. every day.
a. done b. did a. is being taught b. is taught
c. does d. do c. was taught d. is teach
44. It is time (change) our bad habit. 52. Many books___________ in the
a. changing book fair last year.
b. changed a. were displayed
c. change b. was displayed
d. have change c. is being displayed
d. displayed

53. Which one of the following is 59. I reached the station after the
correct? train (to leave)
a. Salam along with his brothers are present. a. I reached the station after the train has left
b. Salam along with his brothers is present. b. I reached the station after the train had left
c. Salam along with his brother is present. c. I reached the station after the train has been left
d. Salam along with his brother are present. d. I reached the station after the train left
54. Which one of the following is 60. Hasan has (to choose) the right
correct? path.
a. Floods are occurred in our country every year. a. Hasan has chosed the right path.
b. Floods is occurred in our country every year. b. Hasan has chosing the right path.
c. Floods occurring in our country every year. c. Hasan has chosen the right path.
d. Floods occur in our country every year. d. Hasan has chose the right path.
55. Which one of the following is 61. Hardly had the train stopped
correct? ____
a. He need not go there a. before we got down
b. He needs not go there b. as we got down
c. He not go there c. than we got down
d. He not needs go there d. when we got down
56. Which one of the following is 62. He had written this book
correct? before____
a. He ran fast lest he can miss the train a. he had retired b. he has retired
b. He ran fast lest he could miss the train c. he will be retired d. he retired
c. He ran fast lest he should miss the train 63. An intensive search was
d. He ran fast lest he has miss the train conducted by the detective to locate
57. Which one of the following is those criminals who______
correct? a. have had escaped b. had escaped
a. Would you mind to close the door? c. are escaping d. have been escaping
b. Would you mind to closing the door? 64. Just now he ___ his dinner but he
c. Would you mind closing the door? says he will see you when he's
d. Would you mind the door close? finished.
58. We look forward__________ a a. is having b. was having
response from you. c. has had d. had
a. to receiving b. to receive
c. in receiving d. for receiving
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65. My uncle arrived while I _______ 73. I could not live without (help)—
the dinner. the poor.
a. would cook b. was cooking a. I could not live with helping the poor.
c. had cooked d. cook b. I cannot live without helping the poor.
66. She is fond of _____to music. c. I could not live without helping the
a. listen b. listens poor.
c. listening d. listened d. I could not live without help the poor.
67. Karim ____ to school regularly. 74. Would that I (enter)—into the
a. go b. goes class-room
a. Would that I entered into the class-
c. run d. of
room.
68. I went to the library with a view to
b. Would that I enter into the class-room.
______ knowledge. c. Would that I can enter into the class-
a. gain b. gained room.
c. gaining d. be gained d. Would that I could enter into the class-
69. While he ____in the garden, a snake room.
bit him. 75. Now the students (sing)—the
a. walked b. was walking national anthem
c. is walking d. walks a. Now the students are singing the
70. It is high time he (change) his bad national anthem
habits. b. Now the students are sing the national
a. changing b. has changed anthem
c. changed d. has been changing c. Now the students sang the national
71. Your duty must (perform) ____ anthem
d. Now the students sung the national
very soon.
anthem
a. Your duty must be performed very soon.
76. If I had been a rich man, I
b. Your duty must be perform very soon.
(help)—the poor.
c. Your duty must performed very soon.
a. If I had been a rich man, I would helped
d. None of these
the poor.
72. We (live)—in Dhaka since 1986.
b. If I had been a rich man, I would have
a. We have been living in Dhaka since 1986.
helped the poor.
b. We has been living in Dhaka since 1986. c. If I had been a rich man, I will have
c. We have living in Dhaka since 1986. helped the poor.
d. We had been living in Dhaka since 1986. d. If I had been a rich man, I helped the
poor.

77. The man speaks as if he (be)—a
landlord. 82. Someone has _____ the pen.
a. The man speaks as if he will be a a. Someone has stolen the pen.
landlord b. Someone has stolen the pen.
b. The man speaks as if he is a landlord C. Someone has been stolen the pen.
c. The man speaks as if he was a landlord D. None of these
d. The man speaks as if he were a 83. The Principal desired the notice
landlord to be (hang)
78. Each of the boys (be)—present a. The Principal desired the notice to
yesterday. be hang
a. Each of the boys was present yesterday b. The Principal desired the notice to
b. Each of boys was present yesterday be hung
c. Each of the boys is present yesterday c. The Principal desired the notice to
d. Each of the boys are present yesterday be hanging
79. Sixty cents (be) ___enough for him. d. None of these
a. Sixty cents is/was enough for him. 84. He behaves as if he __________
b. Sixty cents are/were enough for him. c. the house
Sixty cents are/were enough for him. a. owned b. own
d. None of these c. has own d. None
80. English (speak)_ by the English 85. A good student (learn)—his
a. English is speak by the English. lessons regularly.
b. English is spoke by the English. a. Learn b. Learnt
c. English is spoken by the English. c. has learn d. learns
d. None of these 86. I let the other boys (use) my
81. I knew that he (will not come) skates
________ . to me for his personal a. I let the other boys using my skates
purpose. b. I let the other boys use my skates
a. I knew that he would not come to me c. I let the other boys used my skates
for his personal purpose d. None of these
b. I knew that he will not come to me for 87. Rabeya (take)—her dinner just
his personal purpose now
c. I knew that he would not came to me for a. Rabeya took her dinner just now.
his personal purpose b. Rabeya taken her dinner just now.
d. None of these c. Rabeya has taken her dinner just now.
d. None of these

88. I (see)—him recently. 93. This work was (do) by him.
a. I have seen him recently a. This work was done by him
b. I have saw him recently b. This work were done by him
c. I had seen him recently c. This work was doing by him
d. None of these d. None of these
89. If you walk slowly, you (miss)—the 94. Which is not the synonym of the
train. word 'Candor'?
a. If you walk slowly, you will miss the a. Confused b. Sincere
train. c. Honesty d. Truthfulness
b. If you walk slowly, you miss the train. 95. Which is the synonym of the
c.If you walk slowly, you missed the train word ‘Cerebral’?
d. None of these a. Brainy b. Chagrin
90. I went there with a view to (read)— c. Funeral d. None
there 96. Which is the synonym of the
a. I went there with a view reading there. word 'Chimera'?
b. I went there with a view to read there. a. Illusion b. a foolish fancy
c. I went there with a view to reading c. Lions Head d. All of these
there. 97. The Antonym of the word
d. None of these 'Clemency' is
91. By (dig)—a deeper hole, Jerry a. Mercy b. Mildness
planted a tree c. Forgiveness d. Harshness
a. By digging a deeper hole, Jerry 98. The Antonym of the word
planted a tree 'Coalesce' is:
b. By dig a deeper hole, Jerry planted a a. Unite b. Fuse
tree c. to come together as one
c. By digged a deeper hole, Jerry planted d. None of these
a tree 99. Which is the not Antonym of the
d. None of these word 'Compendium' is:
92. I fancy I (fly)—among the stars a. Summary b. Abridgement
a. I fancy I fly among the stars c. Brief d. All of these
b. I fancy I flew among the stars 100. Which is the synonym of the
c. I fancy I flown among the stars word 'Chicanery' is:
d. None of these a. Deceitfulness b. Artifice
c. Trickery d. All of these

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Part 10 - Voice and Narration (1-100)
1. Darjeeling grows teA. 6. The ringing of the alarm clock
A. Tea is being grown in Darjeeling. startled me from the deep depths of
B. Let the tea be grown in Darjeeling. slumber.
C. Tea is grown in Darjeeling. A. The ringing of the alarm clock made
D. Tea grows in Darjeeling. me awake.
2. People say that he is a spy. B. The alarm clock rang, startled and
A. It was said that he is a spy. awakened me from sleep.
B. It has been said that he is a spy. C. I was startled from the deep depths of
C. It is said that he is a spy. slumber by the ringing of the alarm
D. It is said by people that he is a spy. clock.
3. They will help us with money. D. The alarm clock rang and startled me
A. We shall be helped by them with from the depths of slumber.
money. 7. By now the winners will have been
B. We shall help them with money. felicitated.
C. We should help them with money. A. They will have felicitated the winners by
D. We shall not be helped by them with now.
money. B. They will felicitate the winners now.
4. Nothing can be gained without labor. C. The have felicitated the winners by now.
A. We could gain nothing without labor. D. They will have been felicitated the
winners by now.
B. We cannot gain nothing without labor
C. We should gain nothing without labor. 8. One of the girls in the class will sing the
national anthem at the end of the function.
D. We can gain nothing without labor
A. A girl to sing national anthem is there in
5. I will complete my project next week. the class.
A. Next week my project I will complete. B. The function will end, a girl will sing
B. My project will be completed by me national anthem at the end of the function.
next week. C. The national anthem will be sung by one
C. My project I will complete next week. of the girls in the class at the end of the
D. Next week my project will be function.
completed. D. There is a girl in the class who sings
national anthem.

9. Somebody should have cleaned the 14. We should not encourage
windows yesterday. indiscipline.
A. The windows were not cleaned yesterday. A. Indiscipline should have not
B. The windows had to be cleaned yesterday. encourages by us.
C. The windows should have been cleaned
B. Indiscipline should not be encouraged
yesterday.
D. The windows should be cleaned yesterday. by us.
10. I cannot draw this picture. C. Indiscipline should not being
A. This picture cannot be drawn by me. encouraged.
B. This picture cannot be drawn by I. D. Indiscipline should not been
C. This picture could not be drawn by me. encouraged
D. This picture could not be drawn by I. 15. Are the officers finishing the work
11. Have you ever been bitten by a dog? on time?
A. Was the work being finished on time by the
A. Has a dog ever bitten you?
officers?
B. Had a dog ever bitten you? B. Is the work finished on time by the officers
C. Did a dog ever bite you? C. Is the work being finished on time by the
D. Has a dog ever bite you? officers?
12. The men had constructed the D. Was the work finished on time by the officers?
bridge. 16. Have you shut the window?
A. The bridge has been constructed by the men. A. Has the window been shut by you?
B. The bridge has been constructed by the men. B. Has the window being shut by you
C. The bridge was being constructed by the men. C. Are the window been shut by you?
D. The bridge had been constructed by the men. D. Are the window being shut by you?
13. The major points of the lesson were 17. Boil the water and cool it before you
quickly learnt by the class, but they were also
keep it in the fridge.
quickly forgotten by them.
A. Let the water be boiled and cooled
A. The class quickly learnt but forgot the
before it is kept in the fridge.
major points of the lesson.
B. Let the water be boiled and cooled
B. The class quickly learnt the major
before it is kept in the fridge by you.
points of the lesson but they also forgot
C. Let the water be boiled by you and
them.
cooled by you before it is kept in the
C. The class learnt and forgot the major
fridge.
points of the lesson quickly.
D. Let the water be boiled, cooled and
D. The class quickly learnt the major
kept in the fridge.
points of the lesson but also forgot them
quickly.

18. An American scientist has won the 22. The invigilator was reading out the
Nobel Prize for Physics. instructions.
A. the Nobel Prize for Physics has been A. The instructions were read by the
won by an American scientist. invigilator.
B. the Nobel Physics Prize has been won B. The instructions were being read out
by an American scientist. by the invigilator.
C. the Nobel Prize has been won by an C. The instructions had been read out by
American scientist. the invigilator.
D. the Nobel Prize for Physics is won by D. The instructions had been read by the
an American scientist. invigilator.
19. They have built a perfect dam 23. You can play with these kittens
across the river. quite safely.
A. Across the river a perfect dam was built. A. These kittens can played with quite safely.
B. A perfect dam has been built by them B. These kittens can play with you quite safely.
C. These kittens can be played with you quite
across the river.
safely.
C. A perfect dam should have been built D. These kittens can be played with quite safely.
by them. 24. A child could not have done this
D. Across the river was a perfect dam. mischief.
20. You need to clean your shoes A. This mischief could not be done by a child.
properly. B. This mischief could not been done by a child.
A. Your shoes are needed to clean C. This mischief could not have been done by a
properly. child.
D. This mischief a child could not have been
B. You are needed to clean your shoes
done.
properly.
25. James Watt discovered the energy
C. Your shoes need to be cleaned
of steam.
properly.
A. The energy of steam discovered James
D. Your shoes are needed by you to clean
Watt.
properly.
B. The energy of steam was discovered by
21. He is said to be very rich.
James Watt.
A. He said he is very rich.
C. James Watt was discovered by the
B. People say he is very rich.
energy of steam.
C. He said it is very rich.
D. James Watt had discovered energy by
D. People say it is very rich.
the steam.

26. Rabindranath Tagore wrote the C. After she had driven Professor Kumar to
'Gitanjali'. the museum she had dropped him at his hotel.
A. The 'Gitanjali' was written by D. After she was driven Professor Kumar to
Rabindranath Tagore. the museum she had dropped him at his hotel.
B. The 'Gitanjali' is written by Rabindranath 30. This shirt cannot be worn by me any
Tagore. longer.
C. The 'Gitanjali' is being written by A. I cannot wear this shirt any longer.
Rabindranath Tagore. B. Wearing of this shirt any longer is not
D. The 'Gitanjali' has been written by possible.
Rabindranath Tagore. C. This shirt is too worn out any longer.
27. All vulnerable places are kept under D. This worn out shirt cannot be worn any
constant vigil by the Policemen. longer
A. The Policemen keep all vulnerable places 31. Lion does not eat grass, however
under constant vigil. hungry he may be.
B. The. Policemen are keeping all vulnerable A. Grass is not eaten by a lion, however
places under constant vigil. hungry he may be.
C. The Policemen will be keeping all B. Grass was being not eaten by a lion,
vulnerable places under constant vigil. however hungry he may be.
D. The Policemen will keep all vulnerable C. Grass is eaten not by a lion, however
places under constant vigil. hungry he may be.
28. The thieves victimize the innocent D. Grass is not being eaten by a lion, however
commoners. hungry he may be
A. The innocent commoners had been 32. Someone saw him picking up a gun.
victimized by the thieves. A. He was seen pick up a gun by someone.
B. The innocent commoners will be B. He was seen picking up a gun by
victimized by the thieves. someone.
C. The innocent commoners are victimized C. He is seen picking up a gun by someone.
by the thieves. D. He was seen by someone pick a gun.
D. The innocent commoners were victimized 33. He was obliged to resign.
by the thieves. A. He was make to resign.
29. After driving professor Kumar to the B. To resign was his obligation.
museum she dropped him at his hotel. C. Circumstances obliged him to resign.
A. After being driven to the museum, D. Registration obliged him.
Professor Kumar was dropped at his hotel.
B. Professor Kumar was being driven
dropped at his hotel.

34. Why did you not agree to my proposal? 39. Before festivals, the shops are thronged
A. Why was my proposal not agreed to? with men, women, and children making
B. Why was my proposal not agreed by you? various purchases.
C. Why my proposal was not agreed to by you? A. During festival people throng the shops.
D. Why was my proposal not agreed to by you? B. Men, women and children throng the
35. He was congratulated by his teacher on shops before festival making various
his brilliant success in the recent purchases.
examination. C. Men, women and children make purchases
A. He congratulated his teacher on his during festivals.
brilliant success in the examination. D. The shops are thronged by people making
B. His teacher congratulated him for his purchases
brilliant success in the recent examination. 40. Don't laugh at me.
C. His teacher congratulated him on his A. Let me be laughed at.
brilliant success in the examination. B. Let be me not laughed at.
D. His teacher congratulated him. C. Let be me not laughed at.
36. People speak English all over the D. Let me not laughed at.
world. 41. Our colleague was given a gift when she
A. English is spoken all over the world. retired.
B. English was spoken all over the world. A. Our colleague gave us a gift when she
C. English was spoken by people. retired.
D. English is spoken by people. B. Our colleague was given us a gift when she
37. Who gave you permission to enter? retired
A. By whom were you given permission to enter?
C. A gift was given to our college when she
B. By whom was you given permission to enter?
retired.
C. By whom you were given permission to
D. We gave our colleague a gift when she
enter?
D. By whom were given you permission to enter? retired.
38. The principal has granted him a 42. I don't like people keeping me waiting
scholarship. A. I don’t like people are kept me waiting.
A. A scholarship has granted to him by the B. I don’t like people were kept me waiting.
principal. C. I don’t like being kept waiting.
B. He has been granted a scholarship by the D. I don’t like people are being kept waiting
Principal 43. Has a dog ever bitten you?
C. He has granted a scholarship by the Principal. A. Has a dog ever bites you?
D. A scholarship was granted to him by the B. Have you ever being bitten by a dog?
principal. C. Are you bitten by a dog?
D. Have you ever been bitten by a dog?

44. I remember my sister taking me to the 49. Do you imitate others?
museum. A. Are others being imitated by you?
A. I remember I was taken to the museum by B. Are others imitated by you?
my sister. C. Have others being imitated by you?
B. I remember being taken to the museum D. Were others being imitated by you?
by my sister. 50. You need to clean your shoes properly.
C. I remember myself being taken to the A. Your shoes are needed to clean properly.
museum by my sister. B. You are needed to clean your shoes
D. I remember taken to the museum by my properly.
sister. C. Your shoes need to be cleaned properly.
45. Who is creating this mess? D. Your shoes are needed by you to clean
A. Who has been created this mess? properly.
B. By whom has this mess been created? 51. He is said to be very rich.
C. By whom this mess is being created? A. He said he is very rich.
D. By whom is this mess being created? B. People say he is very rich.
46. They greet me cheerfully every C. He said it is very rich.
morning. D. People say it is very rich.
A. Every morning I was greeted cheerfully. 52. The invigilator was reading out the
B. I am greeted cheerfully by them every instructions.
morning. A. The instructions were read by the
C. I am being greeted cheerfully by them invigilator.
every morning. B. The instructions were being read out by
D. Cheerful greeting is done by them every the invigilator.
morning to me. C. The instructions had been read out by the
47. Darjeeling grows teA. invigilator.
A. Tea is being grown in Darjeeling. D. The instructions had been read by the
B. Let the tea be grown in Darjeeling. invigilator.
C. Tea is grown in Darjeeling. 53. You can play with these kittens quite
D. Tea grows in Darjeeling. safely.
48. They have built a perfect dam across A. These kittens can played with quite safely.
the river. B. These kittens can play with you quite
A. Across the river a perfect dam was built. safely.
B. A perfect dam has been built by them C. These kittens can be played with you quite
across the river. safely.
C. A perfect dam should have been built by D. These kittens can be played with quite
them. safely.
D. Across the river was a perfect dam.

54. A child could not have done this C. The patient was being advised by the
mischief. doctor that he should not rice by the doctor.
A. This mischief could not be done by a child. D. The patient has been advised not to eat rice
B. This mischief could not been done by a by the doctor.
child. 59. I cannot accept your offer.
C. This mischief could not have been done A. Your offer cannot be accepted by me.
by a child. B. I cannot be accepted by your offer.
D. This mischief a child could not have been C. The offer cannot be accepted by me.
done. D. Your offer cannot be accepted.
55. James Watt discovered the energy of 60. You should open the wine about three
steam. hours before you use it.
A. The energy of steam discovered James A. Wine should be opened about three hours
Watt. before use.
B. The energy of steam was discovered by B. Wine should be opened by you three hours
James Watt. before use.
C. James Watt was discovered by the energy C. Wine should be opened about three hours
of steam. before you use it.
D. James Watt had discovered energy by the D. Wine should be opened about three hours
steam. before it is used.
56. She makes cakes every Sunday. 61. They will inform the police.
A. Every Sunday cakes made by her. A. The police will be informed by them.
B. Cakes are made by her every Sunday. B. The police will inform them.
C. Cakes make her every Sunday. C. The police are informed by them.
D. Cakes were made by her every Sunday. D. Informed will be the police by them.
57. She spoke to the official on duty. 62. I bought a new shirt last week.
A. The official on duty was spoken to by her A. Last week a new shirt was bought by I.
B. The official was spoken to by her on duty. B. Last week a new shirt is bought by I.
C. She was spoken to by the official on duty. C. Last week a new shirt was bought by me.
D. She was the official to be spoken to on D. Last week a new shirt had been bought by
duty. me.
58. The doctor advised the patient not to 63. Dogs always chase cats.
eat rice. A. Cats are always chasing dogs.
A. The patient was advised by the doctor not B. Cats have been always chased by dogs.
to eat rice. C. Cats are always chased by dogs.
B. The patient was advised by the doctor that D. Cats are being always chased by dogs.
he should not eat rice.

64. Our task had been completed before 70. We must respect the elders.
sunset. A. The elders deserve respect from us.
A. We completed our task before sunset. B. The elders must be respected.
B. We have completed our task before sunset. C. The elders must respected.
C. We complete our task before sunset. D. Respect the elders we must.
D. We had completed our task before sunset. 71. We have warned you.
65. The boy laughed at the beggar. A. You have been warned.
A. The beggar was laughed by the boy. B. We have you warned.
B. The beggar was being laughed by the boy. C. Warned you have been.
C. The beggar was being laughed at by the boy. D. Have you been warned?
D. The beggar was laughed at by the boy. 72. Has anybody answered your question?
66. The boys were playing Cricket. A. Your question has been answered?
A. Cricket had been played by the boys. B. Anybody has answered your question?
B. Cricket has been played by the boys. C. Has your question been answered?
C. Cricket was played by the boys. D. Have you answered your question?
D. Cricket was being played by the boys. 73. The shopkeeper lowered the prices.
67. They will demolish the entire block. A. The prices lowered by shopkeeper.
A. The entire block is being demolished. B. The prices were lowered by shopkeeper.
B. The block may be demolished entirely. C. Down went prices.
C.The entire block will have to be D. The shopkeeper got down the prices.
demolished by the 74. Prepare yourself for the worst.
D. The entire block will be demolished A. You be prepared for the worst.
68. They drew a circle in the morning. B. The worst should be prepared by yourself.
A. A circle was being drawn by them in the C. Be prepared for the worst.
morning. D. For the worst, preparation be made by you
B. A circle was drawn by them in the morning. 75. He teaches us grammar.
C. In the morning a circle have been drawn by them. A. Grammar was taught to us by him.
D. A circle has been drawing since morning B. We are taught grammar by him.
69. The burglar destroyed several items in C. Grammar will be taught to us by him.
the room. Even the carpet has been torn. D. We were teached grammar by him.
A. Several items destroyed in the room by the 76. Please shut the door and go to sleep.
burglar. Even the carpet he has torn. A. The door is to be shut and you are to go to sleep.
B. Several items in the room were destroyed B. Let the door to be shut and you be asleep.
by the burglar. Even the carpet was torn. C. You are requested to shut the door and go
C. Including the carpet, several items in the to sleep.
room have been torn by the burglar. D. The door is to be shut and you are
D. The burglar, being destroyed several items requested to sleep.
in the room, also carpet has torn.

77. It is impossible to do this. 83. Change into passive: He considers me
A. Doing this is impossible honest
B. This is impossible to be done A. I was considered being honest.
C. This must not be done B. I am considered honest by him.
D. This can’t be done C. I am considering honest on him
78. We must take care of all living species D. None of these
on earth. 84. Change into passive: I am to make a
A. All living species on earth must be taken telephone call.
care of by us. A. A call is being made
B. All living species on earth must take care B. A telephone call is to be made
of by us. C. A telephone call is to be made by me
C. All living species on Earth had been taken D. None of these
care of by us. 85. Change into passive: We should not
D. All living species on earth will be taken laugh at a lame man.
care of by us. A. A lame man shall not laughed at by us
79. Change into passive: They had seen the B. A lame man should not be laughed at by us
picture C. A lame man should not be laughed at us
A. The picture had seen by them. D. None of these
B. The picture had been seen by them 86. Change into active: Why were you
C. The picture seen by them. punished by the teacher?
D. None of these A. Why did the teacher punish you?
80. Change into active: Has it been done by B. Why the teacher punished you?
him? C. Why the Teacher did punished you?
A. Has has do it B. it is done by him D. None of these
C. Has he done it? D. None of these 87. Change into passive: He dreamt a
81. Change into active: You will not be dream.
called by Reba A. He dreamt by a dream
A. Reba will call you B. A dream is dreamt by him
B. Reba shall not called you C. A dream was dreamt by
C. Reba will not called you D. None of these
D. None of these 88. Change into indirect: He said, "I was
82. Change into active: They were talked playing football"
of by us A. He said that he had played football
A. We are talked by them B. He said that he had playing football
B. We talked of them C. He said that he had been playing football
C. we talked them D. None of these
D. None of these

89. Change into indirect: The boy said, 95. Change into indirect: She said, "Let
"I'll do the work now" him eat whatever he likes"
A. The boy said that he would do the work. A. She said that he might eat whatever he
B. Let the boy being work done by him liked
C. The boy said that he will do the work. B. She said that he might be allowed to eat
D. None of these whatever he liked
90. Change into indirect: The boy said, "I C. a & b both correct D. None of these
shall go to Dhaka tomorrow". 96. Change into indirect: I said to him,
A. The boy said that he would go to Dhaka the "May you be happy"
next day.. A. I wished that he might be happy
B. The boy said that he would went to Dhaka the B. I wished that he may happy
next day. C. a & b both correct D. None of these
C. The boy said that he would go to Dhaka the
97. Change into indirect: The boy said,
next following day. D. None of these
"What a fool I am!"
91. Change into direct: The officer ordered
A. He exclaimed that he was a great fool
his men to halt.
B. He cried out that he was a great fool
A. The officer ordered his men, "Halt!"
C. a & b both correct D. None of these
B. The officer shouted to his men, "Halt!"
98. Change into indirect: He said, "Poor
C. The officer ordered to his men, "Halt
fellow! How changed you are."
D. None of these
A. He pitied the man and exclaimed that he
92. Change into direct: I requested him to
was greatly changed
explain the passage.
B. He pitied the man that he was greatly
A. I requested him, "Please explain the passage"
changed
B. I told him, "Please explain the passage"
C. I said to him, "Please explain the passage" C. He exclaimed that he was greatly changed
D. None of these D. None of these
93. Change into indirect: He said to me, 99. Find the synonym of the given word,
"Please open the door” "Daunt"
A. He requested me to open the door A. To make fearful B. to intimidate
B. He told me politely to open the door C. Frighten D. All of these
C. He requested me politely to open the door 100. Find the antonym of the given word,
D. a & b both correct "Deride"
94. Change into indirect: Rina said to him, A. To ridicule
"Sir, don't go home now” B. Twit
A. Rina asked him politely not to go home now C. Mock
B. Rina asked him politely not to go home then D. None of these
C. a & b both correct
D. None of these

Part 11 – Fill in the Blanks (1-205)
1. We have not been given ______ update 06. He can sing better than ______ in his
on the patient‘s condition. family.
A. some B. none A. everybody B. everyone
C. any D. much C. anybody D. someone
2. There is a liberation sculpture ______ 07. A comedy is ______ than an action
Arts building of the University of Dhaka. movie.
A. before B. in front of A. more funny B. funnier
C. beside D. at the back C. most funny D. funniest
3. It is difficult to sympathize ______ an 08. Left ______ himself, he would be able
unfortunate man. to complete the work less than a month.
A. for B. with C. by D. at A. with B. on C. by D. to
4. 'He will finish the work ______.' Choose 09. 'Jaws of death is an example of
the appropriate word for the gap. ______
A. in no time B. right time A. Metaphor B. Simile
C. of his cost D. absolutely C. Personification D. Symbol
5.She was sliding ______ depression. 10. ______ love is such ______ beautiful
A. into B. of C. on D. at thing.
6. 'Biman Bangladesh ______ your home A. no article, a B. a, no article
in the air' is an example of- C. the, a D. DU founded
A. metaphor B. simile 11. Do you know when _____?
C. metonym D. oxymoron A. Du was founded
7. Guilt about neglecting their children B. was DU founded
makes parents ______in the toy shop. C. had DU been founded
A. irreparable B. overindulge D. DU founded
C. irresponsible D. overrated 12. The museum _____painting by S.M.
8. When the disease is at the latent stage Sultan.
it is almost impossible to determine its A. did not have any
existence by ______. B. did not have no
A. a thorough examination C. did not have hardly
B. mere observation D. did have any
C. a scrutiny D. a rigorous checkup

13. John Keats, ill _____tuberculosis, 20. The chairman decided to call off the
left the foggy weather of London for the meeting. The meaning of the words in
more _____climate of Rome. bold is:
A. with, salubrious B. of, pleasant A. postpone B. advance
C. for, inauspicious D. in, noxious C. cancel D. dismiss
14. The myth of Narcissus tells the tale 21. It‘s party finished. There is ——
of a good looking but _____youth who left.
gazes at his reflection in a pool of water A. nothing B. everything
until he turns into a flower. C. anything D. something
A. verb B. vibrant C. valiant D. vain 22. The recipe for vegetable soup has a
15. Had I heard the weather report, I — number of different ——
— an umbrella. A. parts B. components
A. would have taken B. would take C. ingredients D. elements
C. took D. would have been taking 23. By the middle of the twenty-first
16. A day on Mars — slightly —— than century, the computer —— a necessity
a day on earth. in every home.
A. are, long B. can be as longer A. became B. becoming
C. was, long D. is, longer C. has become D. will have became
17. My nephew —— chicken pox this 24. Although research scientists had hoped
weekend. that the new drug interferon —— to be a cure
for cancer, its application now appears to be
A. came round with
more limited.
B. came along with
A. prove B. had proven
C. came down with
C. would prove D. will prove
D. came over with
25. Like foolish people who continue to
18. There‘s paper —— the floor. Please
live near an active volcano, many of us
put it ____the wastebasket.
are —— about the — of atomic warfare
A. at, into B. on, at
and its attendant destruction.
C. on, in D. over, at
A. worried, possibility
19. Do you know the name of —— artist
B. unconcerned, threat
who painted this portrait?
C. excited, power
A. a B. no article
D. cheered, possession
C. an D. the

26. The admiral _____his order to 31. After the governor‘s third overseas trip
attack when he saw the white flag voters complained that he was paying too little
attention to _____affairs.
raised by the enemy sailors; he was
A. foreign B. domestic
relieved that he could bring an end to
C. professional D. intellectual
the ______.
32. Nature finds ways to ensure the survival-
A. reiterated: hostilities
A. the fittest B. the fitters
B. countermanded: fighting
C. the fitting D. the fits
C. requisitioned: truce
33. Make sure you read all the _____carefully
D. confirmed: aggression
before setting up the device.
27. Many biologists have attempted to
A. packaging B. papers
_____ the conditions on earth before
C. instructions D. files
life evolved in order to answer 34. Pinocchio is hungry and looks for an egg
questions about the _____of biological to cook ________ an omelet; but, to his
molecules. surprise, the omelet flies out of the window.
A. mimic : fitness A. his own self B. itself
B. standardize : shapes C. oneself D. himself
C. replicate : reactions 35. _____ Pahela Boishakh, there is a
D. simulate : origin festive mood all the country.
28. The tail of an aero plane is nearly A. At, over B. In, across
_____in shape. C. Sin, across D. On, over
A. rectangular B. triangular 36. _____ did Kamal realize that there
C. spherical D. semi-circular was danger.
29. Don‘t _____miracles. Sometimes we A. Upon entering the bank
can‘t do anything _____our fate. B. When he entered the bank
A. accept, expect, except C. Only after entering the bank
B. except, accept, expect D. After he had entered the bank
C. expect, except, and accept 37. He is hardworking and-
D. accept, except, expect A. I am so B. so I am
30. Since the island soil has been barren C. so am I D. I too am
for so many years, the islanders must 38. Rose is often used as _____for
________ much of their food. beauty or the beautiful.
A. deliver B. import A. a metaphor B. parallel
C. produce D. utilize C. collocation D. euphemism

39. Melbourne has ____ its status as the 47. He wanted nobody ____ to know ____
world's most livable city for a fourth ____ the treasure was hidden.
year. A. except him, what
A. retained, consecutive B. but himself, where
B. sustained, repeated C. else, which
C. prolonged, successive D. and him, when
D. maintained, consecutive 48. The universities have opened recently,
40. A ‘dirge’ is a song to be sung at__ ______?
A. weddings B. reunions A. aren't they B. hasn't they
C. funerals D. temples C. haven't they D. weren't they
41. The evil of class and race hatred must 49. The word "fabricate" is nearest in
be eliminated while still in __ state. meaning to ______
A. an embryonic B. the budding A. manufacture B. demolish
C. a dormant D. the growing C. refresh D. arrange
42. The narrator of a novel written in the 50. Several new diseases ______ in the
third person is called __ narrator. recent years.
A. a dedicated B. an omniscient A. grown up B. have come up
C. a ubiquitous D. an evanescent C. have discovered D. have found
43. Wars __ everybody, and their 51. Hamidur Rahman ________ to make
destructive __ last for generations. the ____ of the Shaheed Minar.
A. affects, effects B. effect, affect A. had responsibility, foundation
C. affect, effects D. effect, effect B. was asked, selection
44. Anger, even when it is__ has no virtue; C. had, construction
it overcomes__ D. was assigned, design
A. sinful, sloth 52. Control ______ Sabah! Everything is
B. inevitable, reason fine, so don't start crying.
C. unnecessary, malice D. Intense, hate A. yourself B. you C. me D. herself
45. London is being __ by outrageous 53. Rahim is one ____ superstitious people
crimes against architectural taste. I know.
A. racked up B. wrecked A. much B. very much
C. whacked D. roughed up C. of the more D. of the most
46. ______ his convincing argument, the 54. ____ pair of socks ______ too small for
project was not approved. me.
A. Although B. However A. This, is B. These, are
C. Despite D. In spite C. These, is D. This, are

55. All my efforts to bring about a 63. The best kind of writing is in language
compromise ended ________ smoke. that is ______
A. with B. in C. off D. through A. pedantic B. idiomatic
56. When ____ Penicillin? C. arcane D. esoteric
A. did Fleming invent 64. He was unable to catch the ______ to
B. Fleming invented the play in my speech.
C. Fleming invents A. illusion B. elision
D. has Fleming invented C. allusion D. insinuation
57. We went to Rajshahi last month to see 65. The secretary as well as the member’s
the house where we ______ in the 1960s. ________ to submit the proposal to the
A. will live B. live Minister.
C. would live D. used to live A. need B. needs C. have D. are likely
58. While the man ______ in the field, 66. The feeling of having seen or
suddenly a dog came and ____ him. experienced something before is called
A. was, bite ____
B. was working, bit A. dèjávu B. surreal
C. worked, bitten C. been voyage D. hallucination
D. was working, bite 67. The woman was ____ someone might
59. We ____ to Dhaka in 1994 and ____ recognize her.
here since then. A. afraid so B. afraid about
A. came, lived C. afraid that D. afraid
B. came, were living with
C. came, have been living D. came, had lived 68. ____ respect your point of view, I
60. The weather is ____ gloomier today cannot agree.
than it was yesterday. A. Much as I B. As
A. more B. more than C. very D. much much I
61. London's status as the world's most C. I also D. so much as I
influential city was largely a ______ from 69. She went __ the big gate __ the prison
its past glories. __ the road.
A. hangover B. misnomer A. through, of, onto B. into, by, to
C. turnaround D. distraction C. across, inside, over D. by, to, on
62. To be utopian is to be ________ 70. Iron ____ for weapons and tools in the
A. pessimistic B. curious Bronze age.
C. visionary D. distraction A. is generally used B. used
C. generally used
D. was generally used

71. A snake can eat and digest animals 80. Jashim's radical ideas were too ____
much larger than ______ for the conservative tastes of his
A. it B. itself C. its D. it has coworkers.
72. Of the two boys, Latif is ______ A. precise B. meticulous
intelligent. C. traditional D. iconoclastic
A. most B. more C. as D. far 81. Hamida could appreciate the beauty of
73. They have tried but failed, ______? St.Martin ____ through the description of
A. haven't they B. aren't they others.
C. don't they D. didn't they A. vicariously B. innocuously
74. ____ of his obstinacy, we could not C. heedlessly D. symbolically
reach any conclusion. 82. When the ladder ____ ______, he
A. Full B. Much C. Great deal D. Because grabbed me to save ______
75. My broken ankle is ______ me. A. began, to fall, him
A. paining B. aching C. hurting D. wounding B. was beginning, to fall, himself
76. You may ______ culture shock by C. begun, to fall, himself
getting ____ to the new way of life. D. begins, to fall, them
A. overcome, accustomed 83. I can hear the bell ______, but nobody
B. feel, used seems ____ the door.
C. get, expose A. ringing, to came, to open
D. need, familiar B. ring, coming, to open
76. ______ means to make fun of someone C. ring, come, for opening
in a good humored way. D. ringing, to be coming, to open
A. Pun B. Banter 84. It was so dark that the security guard
C. Satire D. Castigation could not see ____.
77. "Bangladesh Biman __ your home in A. nobody B. somebody C. anyone D. none
the air" is an example of ____ 85. ____ the rain, the cricket match was
A. metaphor B. personification not cancelled.
C. simile D. hyperbole A. Due to B. Although
78. The movie, including the previews, C. Despite of D. In spite of
____ about two hours to watch. 86. The proposal was tentative means, the
A. need B. takes proposal was ____.
C. have required D. has fixed A. conclusive B. indefinite
79. Wars ____ everybody, and their C. definite D. timely
destructive ______ last for generations. 87. ____ is it difficult ____ dispose ____
A. affects, effects B. effect, affect waste?
C. affect, effects D. affect, effect A. Where, to, for B. When, for, such
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88. If I had not intervened at the right 95. If somebody is crestfallen, he/she is
moment, Jim ____ arrested. __________.
A. may have been B. can have been A. dejected B. injured
C. might have been D. could have C. insulted D. humiliated
89. ____ resigned, we would have been 96. The man ________ down silently and
forced to sack him. ________ his food.
A. Had he not B. He had A. sits, took B. sat, take
C. Has he D. If he has not C. sat, had taken D. sat, took
90. Some of my relatives have left __ 97. 'Niche' means ________.
Canada __ to find jobs. A. surface B. center C. edge D. hollow
A. to, expectation B. for, desire 98. She took me ______ the hand, and led
C. at, wishing D. for, hoping me ______ the dais.
91. I‘d ____ a blue bedcover ____ a green A. at, over B. in, on C. on, from D. by, to
one. 99. ______ there any nursing schools
A. prefer, to B. like, to ________ Chittagong?
C. prefer, for D. buy, in A. Is, at B. Are, on
92. What do you ____ is the ____ cause of C. Was, in D. Are, in
air ____? 100. Where ________ all the boys
A. say, chief, pollution ________?
B. consider, primary, scarcity A. has, gone B. have, gone
C. think, main, pollution C. did, went D. does, go
D. count, only, filth 101. The players are ________ tired
93. Jerry said, ―I ____ the axe ____. ________ nervous.
A. put down, slow A. very, but B. neither, or
B. brought down, carelessly C. either, or D. either, nor
C. took away, now 102. The musician who has just performed
D. hit over, powerfully is a star ________ the making.
94. I __________ a new house last year, but A. by B. on C. at D. in
I __________ my old house yet. 103. A person who uses sharp bitter
A. have bought, have not sold language is ________.
B. bought, did not sell A. garrulous B. acrimonious
C. bought, sold C. discordant D. eccentric
D. bought, have not sold 104. The coach, as well as the players,
________responsible ________ the defeat.
A. were, for B. was, for C. was, in D. are, for

105. I ________ on ________ it until you 115. Education ——— our mind.
come. A. shrink B. embolden
A. went, doing B. shall go, do C. enlighten D. ennobles
C. am, doing D. will go, doing 116. Frequent closures of universities
106. ________ you drive please? I don't badly ——— academic progress.
like ________ at night. A. affect B. effect C. effects D. damages
A. Will, drive 117. How many engineering —— ——
B. Can, to driving there is Bangladesh?
C. Will, driving A. university, is B. universities, are
D. could, drive C. university, is D. university, are
107. When I ______ my job I ______ to 118. I will not go ——— I am invited.
move to another flat. A. because B. lest C. unless D. otherwise
A. changed, had B. change, must 119. Travelers —— their reservations well
C. changed, have in advance if they want to fly during the
D. shall change, going holidays.
108. She could have been more discreet, — A. had better to get B. had to get better
—— C. had better get D. had better got
A. didn’t she? B. can’t she 120. The Canterbury Tales is as alive and
C. won’t she D. couldn’t she? —— today as it was nearly 600 years ago.
109. He is ——— punctual ——— A. appealing B. fruitful
efficient. C. repelling D. enhancing
A. neither, but B. very, but 121. The boy said, ―I —— starve than
C. either, or D. neither, nor beg.
110. I —— to meet you ever since I read A. better B. would better
your first novel. C. would rather D. rather
A. hope B. have hoped 122. I saw —— one-eyed man begging for
C. have been hoping D. am hoping alms.
112. The driver stopped the car just —— A. lonely B. a C. an D. only
— time to avoid collision. 123. When he found the wallet his face
A. at B. by C. of D. in glowed but soon it faded as the wallet
113. There is ——— hope of his recovery. was___
A. many B. little C. very D. few a) Empty b) Vacant
114. Noise pollution cannot be ——— —— c) Recovered d) Stolen
A. easy, avoid
B. easily, avoided
C. easily, avoid
D. easier, avoided.

124. The invigilating team entered the 128. If you are trying to make a strong
country with ____ nations of the country impression on your audience, you cannot
as ____ country where many parents are do so by being under stated, tentative or
alleged to have sold their children in ________.
exchange for food. a) hyperbolic b) restrained
a) Paradoxical/ an abounding c) argumentative d) authoritative
b) incongruous/ an opulent 129. Irony can, after a fashion, become a
c) Preconceived/ an impoverished mode of escape; to laugh at the terrors of
d) unwarranted/ an impotent life is in some sense to ______ them.
125. Located amidst the green hills of the a) overstate b) revitalize
country, what might have otherwise been c) corroborate d) evade
____ tourist spot in ____ part of the south 130. The ______ of evidence was on the
assumed the overtones of the battlefield. side of plaintiff since all but one witness
a) an impressive/ an alien testified that his story was ________.
b) a blood-shattered/ an estranged a) paucity, accurate
c) a combatant/ a war torn b) propensity, far-fetched
d) a peaceful/ a hostile c) accuracy, insufficient
126. The progress of the disease is ____; it d) preponderance, correct
spreads ___ without any symptoms in the 131. During their famous clash, Jung was
early stages. ambivalent about Freud so he attacked the
a) dramatic ----- swiftly father of modern psychoanalysis even as
b) acute ---- treacherous he -------- him.
c) blatant --- sporadically a) Enlightened b) chastened
d) insidious ---- stealthily c) revered d) Despised
127. For the poor the inflow of foreign 132. In life there are few situations that
money means not _____ but rising prices, appear before us with a hard, practical
unplanned urbanization, pollution, edge which raise issues of life-threatening
corrupt politicians, an influx of foreigners ________ and therefore demand to be
and a sense of _____ addressed with cool, clear-heated ______.
a) revelry-- dissention a) existence/ involvement
b) prosperity ------ alienation b) immediacy/ practicality
c) affluence--- well-being c) evidence/ cognizance
d) degradation --- elation d) illustrations/ expedience

133. Such an ______ act of hostility can 139. The significance of the Magna Carta
lead to war. lies not in its ____ provisions, but in its
a) overt b) isolated c) erratic d) occasional Broader impact: it made the king subject
134. For centuries animals have been used to the law.
as ____ for people in experiments to assess a) Specific b) Revolutionary
the effects of therapeutic and other agents c) Implicit d) Controversial
that might later are used in humans. 140. This poetry is not______; it is more
a) Examples b) surrogates likely to appeal to an international
c) Companions d) benefactors audience than is poetry with strictly
135. Employees had become so injured to regional themes.
the caprices of top management’s a) Familiar b) Provincial
personnel policies that they greeted the c) Technical d) Democratic
announcement of a company-wide dress 141. Experienced employers recognize
code with ______ that business students who can ______
a) Astonishment b) Impassivity different points of view are ultimately
c) Confusion d) Resentment more effectively as managers than are the
136. No one can ______ that he is clever brilliant and original students who
a) defy b) admire c) deny d) denounce _____dogmatically to their own
137. The philosopher claimed that a formulations.
person who must consciously ___________ a) Discredit ----- revert
his or her own indifference before helping b) Assimilate ----- adhere
another is behaving more nobly than one c) Impose --- refer
whose basic disposition allows such an act d) Advocate ----- relate
to be performed without ______ 142. The form and physiology of leaves
a) feign ------ enthusiasm vart according to the ____ in which they
b) censure ------- comment develop: for the example, leaves display a
c) embrace ------ duplicity wide range of adaptations to different
d) overcome -------- deliberation degrees of light and moisture.
138. The senator’s attempt to convince the a) relationship b) species
public that he is not interested in tuning c) sequence d) environment
for a second term is _________ given the 143. One theory about intelligence sees
extremely _________ fund-raising ________ as the logical structure underlying
activities of his campaign committee. thinking and insists that since animals
a) futile------- clandestine are mute, they must be _____ as well.
b) sincere -------- visible a) behavior, inactive b) instinct, cooperative
c) specious ----------- apathetic c) heredity, thoughtful
d) disingenuous ----- public d) language, mindless

144. Though ___ in her personal life, Edna 150. You must get some fresh _______ for
St. Vincent Millay was nonetheless ______ our visitors, this, this loaf terribly _____
about her work, usually producing several a) milk, salty b) bread, stale
pages of complicated rhyme in a day c) fruits, sweet d) butter, good
a) jaded -------- feckless e) None of them
b) verbose ------ ascetic 151. Few could have _____ the _____
c) vain --------- humble results of our season; we won seven games
d) impulsive -------- disciplined and lost only two.
145. The bank cashiers _______ of the a) meditated ----- presumptuous
funds was not discovered until the auditors b) appropriated --- lackluster
examined the accounts. c) predicted ------- stellar
d) identified ---- elastic
a) extradition b) embezzlement
e) None of these
c) patronage d) an ingenious 152. Because of past abrasion with his
146. The young man was quickly promoted superiors, some _____ if he would be
when his employers saw how ________ he willing to _____ at all.
was. a) speculated ------ validate
a) indigent b) indifferent b) doubted -------- obey
c) assiduous d) lethargic c) liquidated ------- acquiesce
147. Because it arrives so early in the d) questioned ------ provide
season, before many of the birds, the robin e) None of these
has been called the _______ of spring. 153. Having inherited a staff known for
a) hostage b) autocrat _____ resources, the new chairman had no
c) harbinger d) new corner choice but to introduce a number of more
148. Although the economy suffers down ____ practices.
trends, it also has strong _______ and self- a) Defining ----- fraudulent
b) harboring ----- diverse
correction tendencies.
c) Neglecting ------ proficient
a) unstable b) recidivist d) squandering ---- efficient
c) inauspicious d) recuperative e) None of these
149. In his address the principle exhorted 154. Iodine deficiency is __________ in the
the teacher to discover and _______ each remote mountain regions; however, it is no
students ________ talents. longer in the lowlands where iodized salt is
a) suppress, unrecognized available.
b) redirect, spurious a) recorded ---- unusual
c) belittle, dormant b) rare --- sporadic
d) develop, intrinsic c) eradicated ---- common
e) None of them d) endemic ------ prevalent
e) None of these

155. Despite the attacks of her coworkers, 160. These essays are intellectually
Seema never ___ the bad feelings and _______ and represent various levels of
instead kept her ---- inside. complexity.
a) disposed ---- anger b) maligned ---- frolic a) revealing b) modern
c) predated ----- fury c) superior d) demanding
d) reciprocated ------- aggression e) Persistent
e) None of these 161. Success comes to those who are
156. Some commit suicide because they are vigilant not to permit _____ from the
unable to tolerate_____ changes in their chosen path
lives though some are born with a ______ a) diversion b) deviation
to commit. c) obstruction d) alienation
a) unfavorable/ sentiment e) distraction
b) adverse/ resolution 162. Sahin’s behavior is worthy of
c) catastrophic/ tendency ________ by all youngsters.
d) miserable/forecast e) None of these a) trial b) emulation
157. Rubel was understandably upset that c) following d) exploration
he had lost the position, but he was ____ by e) experiment
the conviction that he had done nothing to 163. On his sudden demise, my emotions
____ the dismissal. were so complicated that it was _______
a) consoled—merit b) warmed ------- avoid how I felt.
c) saddened ----- earn a) unreasonable b) impossible
d) miffed--delay e) None of these c) intolerable d) unimaginable
158. When we attempted to catch an e) inexplicable
octopus, it quickly ______ into its lair and 164. He is so ______ of his own idea that he
defied all our attempts to ___ it. will not entertain any suggestion from
a) retracted - remove b) renounced - retrieve others
c) revolted – instigate a) hopeful b) enchanted
d) retreated --- dislodge e) None of these c) enamored d) jealous
159. His colleagues _______ him for the e) possessed
embezzlement of the company’s funds by 165. His poor health is the main ________
____ on his unscrupulous reputation. to his promotion this year.
a) framed ---- capitalizing a) obstacle b) danger
b) denounced ----- cautioning c) road block d) worry
c) ensnared ---- manipulating
d) evoked ------ building
e) None of these

166. In spite of its limited, the magazine 172. The part of the government which is
had a strong ______ on political though in concerned with making of rules ------
the country. a) Court b) Legislature
a) circulation, influence Tribunal d) Bar
b) appeal, repression 173. One who believes that all things and
c) value, surreal d) dimension, intensity events in life are predetermined-
167. Despite the heat and rain, the patrol a) Egoist b) Puritan
advanced ______ towards the hill where c) Tyrant d) Fatalist
the enemy were believed to be ______. 174. A person pretending to be somebody
a) hurriedly- abhorrent he is not____
b) sluggishly-wandering a) Magician b) Rogue
c) doggedly- waiting b) Liar d) Imposter
d) indolently – present e) None of these
168. His one _____ and so it is not 175. A thing kept in memory of a person-
surprising that as he aged he became a) memento b) epitaph
increasingly___ c) elegy d) gift
a) generosity--- emaciated 176. A place where everything is perfect-
b) greed-disillusioned a) Heaven b) Platoon c) Cosmos d) Utopia
c) gluttony--- corpulent 177. A person who is uninterested in
d) impersonate- carping intellectual pursuits--
169. Punishment for transgressions of the a) Sage b) Sagacious
law ceases to have a __________ effect if c) Philistine d) Triumvir
the Punishment is frequently ____. e) None of these
a) positive--- applied 176. Her concerns for the earthquake victims
b) deterrent--- waived _____ her reputations as a callous person.
c) profound --- commuted a) restored b) rescinded
d) prevalent---lenient c) created d) proved
e) None of these e) belied
170. Many students will now be starting to 177. Some commit suicide they are unable
_______ about their exam result. to tolerate _______ changes in their lives.
a) worry b) reflect Though some are born with a ________ to
c) Inquire d) comment commit suicide.
171. Something that is perceptible by a) Sentiment/ unfavorable
touch b) resolution/ adverse
a) Contagious b) Tenacious c) Tendency/catastrophic
c) Tangible ` d) Contingent d) forecast/ miserable
e) None of these

178. The reasoning in this editorial is so 184. His ___ the students was
_______ that we cannot see how anyone complemented with plenty of _____.
can be deceived by it. a) stern attitude towards, love
a) coherent b) astute b) stern, nastiness c) of, sternness
c) cogent d) specious d) malice, affection e) None of these
179. If you are seeking _________ that will 185. ______ she has a silly and ______
resolve all our ailments, you are sense of humor.
undertaking an impossible task. a) In spite of his young age, mature
a) a precedent b) a panacea b) Though it was youth, trivial
b) an abstraction d) a direction c) Despite her age, adolescent
180. The poetry of Mallarme is not clear and d) Despite her age, youthful
easily accessible but rather vague and ___ e) None of these
a) opaque b) redundant 186. The practice of storytelling for
c) lucid d) hasty entertainment and instruction was at one
181. Though ________ towards his own time so widespread that it virtually
needs, he was always _______ towards became ____
others. a) rigorous b) universal
a) miserly, magnanimous c) elevating d) uncommon
b) charitable, monotonous e) unknown
c) profligate, irresistible 187. The advertised property, which
d) improvident, audacious ________ vast and unspoiled stretches, will
e) None of these undoubtedly _____ potential buyers.
182. ____ the businessman have welcomed a) abuts ------- interfere with
the move, there has been strong ____ from b) overlooks ------ infuriate
many a quarter. c) spans --------- appeal to
a) While, opposition b) When, rivalry d) erodes ------- inspire
c) Though, approval e) precludes -------- assemble
d) In spite of, non-cooperation 188. Out of countless news items, this one
e) None of these seems to be different as it summarizes
183. The coordinator has no choice but to stories by the _________ reporters on
_________ because the committee has ________ celebrities from the sports
votes to _____ his veto. entertainment, or business areas.
a) object, dominate b) abdicate, overrule a) affluent ------ displaying
c) refrain, exceed b) influential ----- profiling
d) compromise, override c) effective ------ parading
e) None of these d) dominating ---- narrating
e) None of these

189. Once the audience began to applaud 195. I shall _______ him if he ________ to
and laugh at his jokes, the comedian felt me for his misconduct.
more ______ and his delivery became less a) pardon, commits b) forgive, apologizes
____. c) reprimanded, commands
a) professional ----- engaging d) punish, abuses e) forgive, refrains
b) excited ----- interesting 196. The Deputy Manager ________ to
c) relaxed ------ inhibited resign because all his proposals were
d) uncomfortable ---- reserved _______ down by his superiors
e) None of these a) offered, thrown b) gave, held
190. Despite assorted effusion to the c) began, kept d) willing, knocked
contrary, there is no necessary link e) threatened, turned
between scientific skill and humanism, 197. Life, as the film demonstrates, is too
and quite possibly, there may be complex for ______ endings.
something of a ____ between them a) superficial b) intricate
a) dichotomy b) congruity c) Straightforward d) occult
c) reciprocity d) generosity e) None of these
191. It would be difficult for one so _____ to 198. In the days of the last owner, the
be led to believe that men are equal and that stately home was run on a ______ scale; no
we must disregard race, color and creed. guest left without remarking on the quality
a) tolerant b) democratic and ______ of food and drink.
c) broadminded d) intolerant a) lavish ------- profusion
192. They wasted all the money on b) ornate ---- paucity
purchase of some ______ items. c) modest ------- plenty
a) excellent b) important d) Opulent ---- dearth
c) significant d) quality e) None of these
e) trivial 199. When he was young he ______ ideas
193. He is so _______ that everyone is of becoming a doctor, however, he was
always ________ to help him in his work. _____ by his father who wanted him to join
a) helpful, reluctant b) aloof, cooperative the family business.
c) adamant, enthusiastic a) harbored ----- backed
d) miserly, ignorant e) magnanimous, eager b) entertained ---- dissuaded
194. Due to ________ rainfall this year, c) produced --- critical
there will be ______ cut in water supply. d) repudiated ----- deterred
a) enough, substantial b) meager, list e) None of these
c) sufficient, no
d) surplus, abundant
e) abundant, considerable

200. For several days she had a feeling of 204. A two –year old child is without ____
tiredness and general ____and feared that or ____; she reacts simply and instinctively
these vague symptoms might ______ the to the people around her.
onset of something more serious. a) guile ---- artifact
a) pain ---- indicate b) malaise --- portend b) insight--- intuition
c) weakness ------ tender c) caprice ---- illusion
d) senility ----- reflect d) fear ---- tremulousness
e) None of these e) None of these
201. Waste management is a _____ 205. Camping ________ usually provide
problem for the modern city, a problem facilities ________ entertainment.
that is never likely to be addressed unless A. site, for B. sight, in
we change our _____attitude to recycling. C. sites, for D. sites, at
a) growing ----- flexible
b) minor ------- positive
c) trivial ----- ambivalent
d) perennial ---- lax
e) None of these
202. Scientists have not been entirely
successful in _____ fears that genetically
modified crop pose a threat to consumers,
although the issue does not seem as ___ it
once was.
a) mitigating ----- simple
b) arousing ----- poisonous
c) dispelling ---- controversial
d) generating ----- frightening
e) None of these
203. 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

Part 12 – Sentence Completion (1-103)
1. Rajeev failed in the examination 8. Ram the prince of Ayodhya ____ his
because none of his answers were siblings.
_______ to the questions asked. A. adorned B. adored
A. allusive B. revealing C. vitiated D. endangered
C. pertinent D. referential 9. The Christmas tree was____ with
2. There are _______ views on the issue stars and other decorative items.
of giving bonus to the employees. A. adorned B. endowed
A. independent B. divergent C. encased D. enticed
C. modest D. adverse 10. The ____ of the state is efficient.
3. Man who has committed such a/an A. administration B. democracy
_______ crime must get the most severe C. policy D. autocracy
punishment. 11. More insurers are limiting the sale
A. injurious B. uncharitable of property insurance in coastal areas
C. unworthy D. abominable and other regions _______ natural
4. He has _______ people visiting him at disasters.
his house because he fears it will cause A. safe from B. according to
discomfort to neighbors C. despite D. prone to
A. curtailed B. requested 12. Roman Regions ___the Mountain ___
C. stopped D. warned of Masada for three years before they were
5. Although he never learn to read, his able to seize it.
exceptional memory and enquiring A. dissembled, bastion
mind eventually made him a very B. assailed, symbol
_______ man. C. besieged, citadel
A. dedicated B. erudite D. honed, stronghold
C. pragmatic D. benevolent 13. Unlike his calmer, more easygoing
6. This is a good ____ for a picnic. colleagues, the senator was ______,
A. plot B. spot ready to quarrel at the slightest
C. scene D. landscape provocation.
7. The ___of private limited companies A. whimsical B. irascible
is in the hands of its directors. C. gregarious D. ineffectual
A. managers B. administrators
C. management D. department

14. Jill was _____ by her employees 21. Mr. Shekhar ____ the letter by
because she often _____ them for not return of post.
working hard enough. A. replied B. reciprocated
A. deified, goaded C. answered D. questioned
B. loathed, berated 22. Drinking too much ____ one's
C. disregarded, eulogized judgment.
D. cherished, decided A. imposes B. impels
15. Reconstructing the skeletons of C. impairs D. impedes
extinct species like dinosaurs is 23. A little sincerity is a dangerous
________ process that requires much thing, and a great of it is ____ fatal.
patience and effort by paleontologists. A. absolutely B. entirely
A. a nascent C. completely D. thoroughly
B. an aberrant 24. The scheme failed due to the ____ of
C. a worthless funds.
D. an exacting A. problem B. scarcity
16. Rahul had ____ pain in his stomach. C. paucity D. reduction
A. high B. strong 25. Please do not ____ the offer made by
C. deep D. severe the Chairman.
17. We must ____ help to the people hit A. refrain B. refuse
by cyclone. C. refute D. refuge
A. contribute B. summon 26. It ____ to me that she was incurable.
C. render D. impart A. happened B. occurred
18. Let us take him upon his word. I see C. flashed D. suggested
no room for any ____ in the matter. 27. This is the ____ chosen for the
A. deviation B. duplicity shopping complex to be built next year.
C. difference D. cynicism A. area B. locality
19. There was a look of ____ on his face C. site D. sight
during the interrogation. Answer: Option C
A. disfavor B. disguise 28. The police ____ the mob.
C. dejection D. disgrace A. disbanded B. dispersed
20. I ____ he has been caught up in a C. drove D. scattered
traffic jam. Answer: Option B
A. suspect B. suppose 29. We must ____ to authority.
C. imagine D. speculate A. bend B. surrender
C. subdue D. submit

30. The ____ of the discussion is still not 38. The brilliant students will be ____
known. scholarships.
A. effect B. output A. honored B. awarded
C. rewarded D. forwarded
C. product D. outcome
39. The dictionary of a language____
31. He never takes sides but always usage.
remains ____ A. prescribes B. describes
A. unbiased B. prejudiced C. decides D. imbibes
C. neutral D. impartial 40. Mind your own business’, he said __
32. Error can claim no ____ A. meekly B. heavily
A. ignorance B. excuse C. sharply D. clumsily
41. He had incurred such heavy debts
C. exemption D. concession
that nothing short of a____ could save
33. The ____ beauty of this land him from bankruptcy.
captivates our mind and makes us A. loan B. windfall
happy. C. lottery D. miracle
A. grand B. ideal 42. According to corporate circles,
C. scenic D. great Datta is pushing through the merger to
34. It is not proper to ____ a stranger in create a financially ____company in the
processed foods business, the group’s
your house.
thrust area for the coming years.
A. accommodate B. keep A. straight B. powerful
C. shelter D. dwell C. leading D. acceptable
35. Ajay is not well ____ with the 43. One of the most____ events in the
culture of this state. history of India was the attainment of
A. conducive B. accustomed its freedom.
A. effeminate B. epochal
C. acquainted D. addicted
C. enterprising D. greatest
36. He__ his matriculation examination 44. The glib ____ of the sales girl helped
in 1992. her a lot in her profession
A. obtained B. performed A. patter B. chatter
C. passed D. completed C. tapping D. jabber
37. He ____ all his energies to bear upon 45. A stone that goes on rolling____ no
the task. moss.
A. gets B. accumulates
A. put B. organized
C. collects D. gathers
C. brought D. devoted

46. Even after a long discussion, the 54. Every human being in the developed
committee could not reach a ___ country ____ over five pounds of solid
decision. wastes per day in various forms.
A. cordial B. joint
A. contributes B. fosters
C. unanimous D. common
47. The British are generally ____ as a C. produces D. develops
far more inventive collection of 55. By sheer hard work, Sushil has ____
individuals out a niche for himself in the field of
A. consigned B. characterized journalism.
C. expected D. recognized A. carved B. worked
48. The doctor gave the woman a____ C. derived D. accomplished
to calm her down. 56. The President of the Students’
A. tonic B. sedative Union played in to the hands of some
C. antiseptic D. antidote political leaders and ____ the students
49. He was extremely ____ he would to go on a strike.
believe anything you told him. A. invited B. ignited
A. believable B. gullible C. instigated D. inspired
C. affable D. reliable 57. We should not mix with those men
50. Several of our players were injured who have a ____ reputation
so our losing the match was almost ___ A. unsafe B. unsavory
A. necessary B. indispensable C. unsteady D. unsanctified
C. inevitable D. inexcusable 58. They are refugees in need of ____
51. The naked human eye cannot ___ A. renovation B. recapitulation
minute flaws in complicated C. restoration D. rehabilitation
mechanisms. 59. The teacher promised to____ .a
A. understand B. detect prize to the boy who stood first in the
C. comprehend D. visualize class.
A. reward B. award
52. There could have been a war on it,
C. promote D. secure
but in the end reason ____ 60. If our friends are not able to take us
A. persisted B. counted in their car, we must make____
C. prevailed D. survived arrangements to go to the airports.
53. My friend says that he drinks tea A. possible B. alternate
because it is the best ____ in the world. C. another D. alternative
A. fluid B. drink 61. Please do not____ .the offer made by
the Chairman.
C. beverage D. liquid
A. refrain B. refute
C. refuse D. refuge

62. It is generally believed that the rats 70. My mother always kept ____ cash
are the first to leave a ____ ship. for day to day expenses in the drawer.
A. moving B. anchored A. small B. little
C. sinking D. drowning C. running D. petty
63. My mother upset the kettle of 71. The outlines of the figure were
boiling water and ____ her right hand barely ____ in the darkness.
badly. A. susceptible B. obvious
A. wounded B. sizzled C. perceptive D. perceived
C. scorched D. scalded 72. Manuring in agriculture fields
64. Legislation was passed to punish increases______
brokers’ who____ their clients’ funds. A. income B. fertility
A. devour B. defalcate C. profitability D. productivity
C. devastate D. embezzle 73. We did not have the ____ idea of the
65. The figures were barely____ in the problems involved in the work.
dim light. A. closest B. feeblest
A. obvious B. perceived C. weakest D. faintest
C. perceptive D. susceptible 74. The whole lot of us ____ a sigh of
66. It is my considered opinion that relief when he finally immigrated to
English education in the manner it has Canada.
been given has ____ the English A. showed B. breathed
educated Indians. C. heaved D. expressed
A. emasculated B. excommunicated 75. Life is to death as pleasure is to ____
C. castrated D. intimidated A. suffering B. pain
67. ____ learning does not help the C. poverty D. anguish
mental growth of a student. 76. A bad workman ____ with his tools.
A. Guided B. Rote A. plays B. works
C. Assisted D. Fast C. quarrels D. fights
68. The new Ambassador presented his 77. Orchestral players are ____ behind
____ to the President at a formal screens, and at no time do the judges
ceremony. bear their names.
A. documents B. credentials A. confined B. conditioned
C. papers D. testimonials C. visualized D. auditioned
69. The accused denied having 78. Giving to his sons the key to success,
committed the crime but could advance he slept a (an) ___ sleep.
no sound arguments to ___ the charges. A. perennial B. amiable
A. refuse B. repress C. ephemeral D. eternal
C. refute D. reproof

79. At one point, it looked as if an areas 87. The bank clerk tried to ____ money
of agreement would ____ especially from his friend’s account.
over the issue of productivity linked A. empower B. embellish
wages. C. embroil D. embezzle
A. emerge B. grow 88. The police ____ any attempt of
C. develop D. come out arson by ____ at the trouble spot quite
80. Reason is the highest faculty ____ in time.
on man by his creator. A. squashed , surrounding
A. entrusted B. endowed
C. bestowed D. conferred B. made , encircling
81. A speedy response is one that is C. predisposed , visiting
made with ____ D. pre-empted , arriving
A. surmise B. alacrity 89. She was ____ because all her plans
C. grimaces D. fear had gone ____
82. Man must ____ now to stop A. elated , wild
pollution.
B. dejected , splendidly
A. act B. operate
C. behave D. perform C. distraught , awry
83. The principal was ____ through D. frustrated , magnificently
some papers when I went there to meet 90. Instead of ___, prove your worth by
him. ____ something.
A. shearing B. sheafing A. begging , demanding
C. shuffling D. shelving B. talking , doing
84. Laser is a (an) ___ of Light
C. worrying , paying
Amplification by Stimulated Emission
of Radiation. D. writing , reading
A. homonym B. acronym 91. The charges made in the system
C. malapropos D. collocation were so ____ that they didn't require
85. The annual ____ of industrial any ____
products has risen enormously in A. big , time
recent years. B. genuine , intelligence
A. outbreak B. output
C. outcome D. outlay C. marginal , expenses
86. The young man was quickly D. obvious , modifications
promoted when his Managing Director 92. The mounting pressure was so
saw how ___he was. overwhelming that he ultimately ___ to
A. assiduous B. cursory her wish.
C. indigent D. lethargic A. agreed in B. cowed in
C. gave in D. yielded in

93. Besides other provisions, that 99. He is _______ to ______- any kind
shopkeeper deals ____ cosmetics too. of work with due sincerity.
A. for B. at A. fond, perform
C. in D. with B. reluctant, entrust
94. One should not be indifferent ____ C. determined , undertake
the sufferings of others. D. eager , avoid
A. about B. to 100. The construction of the hall has
C. of D. at been ___ because of the _____ of cement
95. Kanak is endowed ____ many great in the market.
qualities. A. held , non-availability
A. in B. with B. denied , restrictions
C. of D. by C. hampered , shortage
96. We thought that she ____ the job. D. prevented , supply
A. gets B. is getting 101. We _______ him with many
C. will get D. would get promises, but nothing would . . . . . . .
94. My uncle decided to take ____ and him.
my sister to the market. A. tempted , influence
A. I B. mine B. provoked , desiccate
C. me D. myself C. attracted , fascinate
95. An argument ____ between the two D. gave , deprive
friends. 102. In _______ of International
A. sprang up B. rose up matters, there is always an element of
C. broke out D. broke in risk in _______ one might do.
96. I ___ for you all day long. A. view , whichever
A. had waited B. have waited B. many , doing
C. was waiting C. defense , wrong
D. have been waiting D. case , whatever
97. I have lived in Delhi ____ 103. Many tourists to India visit the
A. since five years B. for five years beautiful _____ of Kashmir _______ in
C. five years ago spring and summer.
D. for five years ago A. town , frequently
98. More than twenty years have now B. valley , especially
passed ____ I had my first flight. C. scenery , generally
A. after B. while D. lakes , rarely
C. since D. when

Part 13 – Selecting Words (1-100)
1. Wheat ____carbohydrates, vitamins, 9. When I was a child, I ____ to school
proteins, and dietary fiber in our daily every day instead going by cycle.
diet. A. had walked
A. has B. gives B. walked
C. yields D. provides C. have walked
2. The waiter hasn't brought the coffee D. have been walking
____ I’ve been here an hour already. 10. Farida sings very well and ____does
A. till B. up C. yet D. still salim.
3.In our zeal for progress we should not A. even B. too
____ executive with more power. C. also D. so
A. avoid B. give 11. Farida sings very well and ____does
C. enhance D. arm salim.
4.You've only three months to complete A. even B. too
the course, don’t give ____ now. C. also D. so
A. out B. away 12. The Sun ____at six this morning.
C. up D. off A. raised B. rose
5.The traveler slept under the C. arose D. aroused
____shade of banyan tree. 13. That rule is applicable ____every
A. cold B. cool one.
C. cooling D. dark A. to B. for
6.She has an aversion ____ taking even C. about D. with
onion and garlic. 14. Her parents will never give their
A. with B. at ____to so much an unsuitable match.
C. against D. to A. acquiescence B. consent
7. The river overflowed its ____and C. agreement D. willingness
flooded the area. 15. He tried to ____himself against a
A. edges B. fronts horde of ruffians.
C. limits D. banks A. collect B. save
8. ____The arrival of the police, nobody C. support D. defend
went near the victim.
A. Unless B. Although
C. Even D. Till

16. According to corporate circles data 23. The building comprises ____sixty
is pushing through the merger to create rooms.
financially ____company in the A. of B. onto
processed foods business, the group's C. by
thrust area for the 1990's D. no preposition needed
A. acceptable B. powerful 24. Namrata was found to ____the
C. leading D. straight required qualifications for the job.
17. Indeed, all over the world, more and A. contain B. disclose
more people are ____coffee. C. possess D. acquire
A. wanting B. drinking 25. Government buildings are ____on
C. liking D. partaking the Republic day.
18. Like any other country India has its A. enlightened B. lightened
____share of superstitions. C. illuminated D. glowed
A. proper B. abundant 26. We had ____wonderful time at the
C. fair D. peculiar party last night.
19. The new education policy provides A. such a B. so
a useful ____for the planners to remove C. such D. very
illiteracy. 27. An employment advertisement
A. breakup B. breakthrough should ____the number of vacancies.
C. breakaway D. break-in A. provide B. specify
20. People who ____on horses usually C. contain D. declare
lose in the end. 28. When varun left the cocktail party
A. gamble B. play he was as ____as a judge.
C. risk D. place A. sober B. drunk
21. About twenty clerks were made C. brave D. wise
____ when the banks introduced 29. The criminal seems to have acted in
computers. ____the three others.
A. dispensable B. redundant A. collusion B. coalition
C. expandable D. obsolete C. collision D. cohesion
22. After the rain the weather ____and 30. Soft minded individuals are ____to
the sun came out. embrace all kinds superstitions.
A. cleared out B. cleared up A. disposed B. eager
C. cleared away D. cleared off C. reluctant D. prone

31. I was astounded at his ____lack of 39. You've only three months to
knowledge about the Continent of complete the course, don’t give
Africa. ____now.
A. abundant B. colossal A. out B. away
C. huge D. great C. up D. off
32. Ayesha always ____the permission 40. The traveler slept under the
of her father before going for movies. ____shade of banyan tree.
A. seeking B. seeks A. cold B. cool
C. sought D. seeker C. cooling D. dark
33. He felt no ____as he plunged the 41. She has an aversion ____taking even
knife into her back. onion and garlic.
A. qualms B. scruple A. with B. at
C. conscience D. morals C. against D. to
34. You haven't had your lunch yet, 42. The river overflowed its ____and
____ you? flooded the area.
A. are B. aren't A. edges B. fronts
C. have D. haven't C. limits D. banks
35. The manner in which bombs 43. ____The arrival of the police,
exploded in five trains within a short nobody went near the victim.
span of time suggests that it is a part of A. Unless B. Although
a______ C. Even D. Till
A. game B. conspiracy 44. The car in which the minister was
C. villainy D. sabotage traveling ____with an accident.
36. Wheat ____carbohydrates, A. hit B. drove
vitamins, proteins, and dietary fiber in C. crashed D. met
our daily diet. 45. The non-cooperative attitude of the
A. has B. gives members can only ____the image of the
C. yields D. provides society.
37. The waiter hasn't brought the coffee A. spoil B. improve
____I've been here an hour already. C. degrade D. defame
A. till B. up C. yet D. still 46. Sonika is quite intelligent but rather
38. In our zeal for progress we should A. idealistic B. generous
not ____executive with more power. C. lazy D. optimistic
A. avoid B. give
C. enhance D. arm

47. In a little-publicized deal, Pepsi, 55. His father-in-law ____him up in
Cola has ____ the entire soft drink business.
market in Afghanistan. A. put B. made
A. occupied B. conquered C. set D. built
C. swallowed D. captured 56. ____works of reference are valuable
48. He ____in wearing the old fashioned as Encyclopedia, Brittanica.
coat in spite of his wife's disapproval. A. A few B. Few
A. insists B. persists C. The few D. Fewer
C. desists D. resists 57. A sanguine outlook is associated
49. She ____ a brief appearance at the with the ____
end of party. A. rationalist B. socialist
A. put on B. put in C. philanthropist D. optimist
C. put across D. put up 58. His conduct is bad, and his honesty
50. Life is to death as pleasure is to ____ is not ____suspicion.
A. poverty B. suffering A. above B. beyond
C. anguish D. pain C. under D. in
51. This, partly, explains how the 59. It is 14 years since i ____him.
Mehta family has been able to ____its A. have seen B. had seen
lavish lifestyle in recent times, despite C. saw D. see
the fact that all its assets have been ____ 60. It being a ____issue, it is not correct
A. keep, removed B. afford, attached to introduce questions of morality in to
C. develop, liquidated the debate.
D. keep up, destroyed A. moral B. immoral
52. The machine is difficult to build C. amoral D. irrelevant
____easy to maintain. 61. Natwarlal ____them all for a ride by
A. but B. and producing false documents.
C. for D. if A. took B. cheated
53. If you work beyond your capacity, C. kept D. let
you will naturally feel ____ 62. True brevity ____in saying only
A. drowsy B. tired what needs to be said.
C. confident D. giddy A. consists B. depicts
54. If you persists in telling lies to me I C. portrays D. resides
shall sue you ____slander. 63. Health is too important to be ____
A. to B. on A. discarded B. despised
C. for D. with C. detested D. neglected

64. In hot weather I like lying in the 71. I ____a car to be absolutely
____of a tree. necessary these days.
A. shade B. shelter A. consider B. regard
C. protection D. shadow C. think D. agree
65. It was indeed unreasonable ____ 72. Besides other provisions, that
him to leave this job and start business. shopkeeper deals ____cosmetics.
A. in B. with C. upon D. of A. with B. in
66. One major ____ between the C. at D. for
Election Commission and the Union 73. Leave a two inch ____on each page
Government related to the powers of for the teacher's remarks.
the former in respect of the deployment A. border B. margin
of central police forces at places where C. blank D. gap
are elections is held. 74. The team was well trained and
A. irritant B. conflict strong, but somehow their ___ was low.
C. pain D. culprit A. feeling B. moral
67. We shall not to be able to use your C. consciousness D. morale
ability in court unless we can find 75. The lovers were meeting each other
someone to ____to statements. secretly, but their ____affair was soon
A. corroborate B. avouch known to everyone.
C. verify D. approve A. clandestine B. covert
67. He is too dull ____this problem. C. unknown D. candid
A. solving B. to solving 76. The king ____the rebel.
C. to solve D. solves A. excused B. forgave
68. He is the person who is ____to C. pardoned D. none of these
blame. 77. I shall call ____you tomorrow.
A. mostly B. sure A. at B. on
C. most D. bound C. with D. by
69. The pilot had been warned about 78. She ____from the crowd because of
the storm, before he ____ her height and flaming red hair.
A. took away B. took up A. stood out B. stood off
C. took over D. took off C. stood up D. stood by
70. Hardly had he arrived ____it 79. In a large cities people are cut
started raining. ____from nature.
A. before B. when A. away B. off
C. than D. after C. out D. down

80. The more your action and thought 87. I think they allow their children too
are allied and ____the happier you much ____
grow. A. liberality B. latitude
A. diverged B. unrivalled C. lassitude D. levity
C. integrated D. invincible 88. Once you suspect a person of double
81. We had a ____of warm weather in dealing, you ought to keep him at arm's
February. ____
A. time B. spell A. distance B. length
C. length D. phase C. aim D. width
82. The battalion operating from the 89. Affix a revenue stamp and put your
mountain was able to ____three enemy signature ____it.
divisions. A. on B. upto
A. tie up B. tie down C. above D. over
C. tie on D. tie with 90. My first lesson ____forgiveness
83. I purposely ____meet you during came from my mother.
my last visit to Kashmir. A. upon B. about
A. didn't B. won't C. in D. on
C. hadn't D. wouldn't 91. At one point, it looked as if an area
84. I have read one novel by of agreement would ____specially over
Premchand. I want to read ____novel the issue of productivity linked wages.
by him. A. develop B. come out
A. other B. another C. emerge D. grow
C. all D. few 92. Do you know ____?
85. A man remains narrow minded, A. where she comes from
self-compliance and ignorant unless he B. where does she come from
visits other people and ____from them. C. where from she comes
A. earns B. borrows D. from where does she come
C. learns D. hears 93. God is ____
86. My father ____down for a nap. A. graceful B. gracious
A. lays B. laid C. grateful D. greatful
C. lain D. lie 94. He is so ____that he immediately
Answer: Option A believe my story of ghosts.
A. innocent B. credulous
C. vociferous D. credible

95. When I was a child, I ____ to school
every day instead going by cycle.
A. had walked B. walked
C. have walked
D. have been walking
96. Farida sings very well and ____does
salim.
A. Even B. too
C. also D. so
97. The old Nature versus ____debate
regarding crime continues even today.
A. Man B. Universe
C. Culture D. Nurture
98. The Sun ____at six this morning.
A. raised B. rose
C. arose D. aroused
99. That rule is applicable ____every
one.
A. to B. for
C. about D. with
100. The miser gazed _____ at the pile
of gold coins in front of him.
A. avidly B. admiringly
C. thoughtfully D. earnestly

Part 14 – Parts of Speech (1-30)
Each sentence given below contains an 10. He cut himself while shaving.
underlined word. You have to find out a) adverb b) adjective
what part of speech that word belongs to. c) verb
1. She was running a high temperature. 11. She was angry with him.
a) adjective b) adverb a) adverb b) adjective
c) noun c) noun
2. I am the happiest woman in the 12. I have other things to attend to.
world. a) adjective b) adverb
a) adverb b) adjective c) noun
c) verb 13. Which of the following is a
3. He has many influential friends. preposition?
a) noun b) verb a) Gold b) can
c) adjective c) Water d) Behind
4. Choose the lesser of the two evils. 14. Identify the sentence that has an
a) adverb b) noun antecedent
c) verb a) The girl Was Tall
5. Hari is the most intelligent boy in the b) Always eat Breakfast
class. c) Remember to sit
a) conjunction b) preposition d) I like chocolate
c) adverb 15. It is more expensive to travel on
6. A fast car goes fast. Friday, so I will leave on Thursday
a) verb b) adjective evening. Here 'more' is
c) adverb a) Noun b) Adjective
7. She was angry but she said nothing. c) Adverb d) Verb
a) preposition b) pronoun 16. I was distressed to hear about his
c) conjunction death. Here 'Distressed' is
8. There is something under the bed. a) Noun b) Adjective
a) preposition b) conjunction c) Adverb d) Verb
c) noun 17. John came later than Peter. Here
9. They live in a small cottage above the 'later' is:
lake. a) Noun b) Adjective
a) verb b) noun c) preposition c) Adverb d) Verb

18. I never expected that I would win 25. 'Information' is an example of:
the first prize so I couldn’t believe my a) Uncountable Noun
ears when they announced my name as b) Countable Noun
the winner. Here 'first' is: c) Adjective
a) Noun b) Adjective d) Verb
c) Adverb d) Verb 26. 'Abroad' is an example of:
19. Joe grumpily got out of bed. Here a) Uncountable Noun
'grumpily ' is: b) Adverb c) Adjective
c) Adverb d) Verb 27. 'Determined' is an example of:
20. If Cody asked me out on a date, a) Uncountable Noun
gosh, that'd make my day. Here 'gosh' b) Adverb c) Adjective
is: d) Verb
a) Noun b) Interjections 28. 'Horrible' is an example of:
c) Conjunctions d) Verb a) Uncountable Noun
21. I was hot and exhausted but I still b) Adverb c) Adjective
finished the marathon. Here 'and' and d) Verb
'but' are: 29. 'Adorable' is an example of:
a) Noun b) Interjections a) Uncountable Noun
c) Conjunctions d) Verb b) Adverb c) Adjective
22. 'Oxygen' is an example of: d) Verb
a) Countable Noun 30. The diligent student completed her
b) Uncountable Noun assignment early. Here the underline
c) Conjunctions word is -
d) Verb a) Uncountable Noun
23. 'Homely' is an example of: b) Adverb c) Adjective
c) Adverb d) Verb
24. Can I have some pasta? Here 'pasta'
is:
a) Uncountable Noun
b) Countable Noun
c) Adjective
d) Verb

Part 15 – Pin Point Errors (1-32)
1. Seventy-five percent of what we 5. Tomorrow everybody would enjoy. I
perceive (as) taste, (especially) the wish you would join/would have/will
perception of flavor, is really have/shall have joined the party
attributable (to one's sense) (of smell). A. would join B. would have
A. As B. especially C. will have D. shall have
C. to one's sense D. of smell 6. The ministers have sworn/had
2. (During) the reign of Elizabeth I, sworn/has sworn/have been sworn that
dozens of commissions were sent out by they will maintain the secrecy of their
the central government to (investigate) departments.
the wood shortage around the (nation, A. has sworn B. had sworn
each one) confirmed the (serious) C. have sworn
decline of the forests. D. have been sworn
A. During B. investigate 7. There is not much/more/many scopes
C. nation, each one D. in the conventional jobs these days
serious A. Many B. more
3. (Shortly after) Queen Eleanor C. Much D. All of these
arrived in Nottingham in 1257 (for a 8. There is hardly anyone who/that
visit), she fled the town (because she /whom/whose doesn’t know about her
could) not stand the smell of coal A. Whose B. whom
(smoke and was afraid) and feared for C. Who D. that
her health. 9. The newspaper reported/has
A. Shortly after B. for a visit reported/ have reported seven cases of
C. because she could a gruesome crime in the city yesterday.
D. smoke and was afraid A. Reported B. has reported
4. The Neuse River in North Carolina is C. have reported D. None
(thought to be) about two million years 10. (I enjoyed) (study) geography at
old, and there (has) likely been human school and now (I’ve enrolled) at (the
settlements in the basin (for) (at least) Economics Faculty)
14,000 years. A. I’ve enrolled B. enjoyed
A. thought to be B. has C. Study
C. for D. at least D. the Economics Faculty

11. I’ve (gone) to Madrid. I (remember) 18. (I haven’t never) seen (anybody)
it well. A (busy town) with a (nice who (rides) a horse (so well) before
modern) promenade and picturesque A. haven’t never B. anybody
‘piazza’. C. rides D. so well
A. Gone B. remember 19. Activists opposing the rail project
C. busy town D. nice modern said / that the eleven new flyovers to be
12. I was (so angry) that I took the built / would practically ring / the death
(watch broken) to the jewelers to (get knell for the city.
my money) back. A. Activists opposing the rail project said
A. so angry B. watch broken B. that the eleven new flyovers to be built
C. get my money D. No error C. would practically ring
13. The policeman (showed us) an D. the death knell for the city
(identify picture) of the man (who steal E. No error
the car) 20. It is common / knowledge that each
A. showed us B. identify picture / of us / loves our home.
C. who steal the car D. No error A. It is common
14. The number of people (which asked B. knowledge that each
for) the discount (was) low but (grew) C. of us
during the summer period. D. loves our home
A. which asked for B. was E. No error
C. grew D. No error 21. Because of the cricket tournament /
15. How long (does it take) to (get the organizational work hardly / I have had
station) (on foot) from your house any / rest since one week.
A. does it take B. get the station A. Because of the cricket tournament
C. on foot D. No error B. organizational work hardly
16. He (rang me) this morning (for tell C. have had any
me) that (he had passed) his (driving D. rest since one week.
test) E. No error
A. rang me B. for tell me 22. The newer type of automatic
C. on foot D. driving test. machines /wash/ the clothes faster.
17. (I used to be) (keen of) all (scientific A. The newer type of automatic machines
subjects) but now (I would prefer) to B. wash
study art C. the clothes faster
A. I used to be B. keen of D. No error
C. Scientific subjects D. I would prefer

23. Of the billions of stars in the galaxy, 30. You never get a second change
how much are stable enough to hatch giving a first impression of yourself. No
life on their planets. error.
A. A B. B A. A B. B
C. C D. D C. C D. D
24. Mina said she would borrow me her 31. Peter and tom plays tennis every
new movie camera if I wanted to use it. afternoon with Mary and me.
A. A B. B A. A B. B
C. C D. D C. C D. D
25. They are planning on attending the 32. The newspaper maintain a balance
convocation next month and so I am. in its presentation of different opinions.
A. A B. B A. A B. B
C. C D. D C. C D. D
26. He has less friends in his classes
now than he had last year.
A. A B. B
C. C D. D Collected & Edited By
27. Ancient drawings indicate that skill Rahat M Huq
of juggling is at least Senior Officer, Sonali Bank Ltd.
three thousand year old. Senior Mentor, Prominent Education Center
A. A B. B Top Instructor, Instructory
Instructor, IAcademy
C. C D. D
28. She is looking forward to go to
Europe after she finishes her
studies at the university.
A. A B. B
C. C D. D
29. Some teachers argue that students
who used to using calculator may forget
how to do mental calculations
A. A B. B
C. C D. D

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