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1. Goggles : Eyes .
তয তকউ আইন ভঙ্গ কররব োরক লারি তেওয়া হরব।
A. Helmet : head B. Leather : hide
A. Whoever breaking the law will be punished.
C. Hands : feet D. Brush : teeth
B. Whoever break the law will be punished.
E. none
C. Whoever breaks the law will be punished.
2. Choose the pair of words that best completes
D. A+B E. None of the above.
the
7. Everyone who – into the woods should
analogy PETAL : FLOWER -
recognize
A. Fruit : Seed. B. Author : Publisher.
common poisonous plants such as poison ivy and
C. Tree : Roots. D. Chapter : Book
poison oak.
E. none
A. go B. goes C. can goes
3. .......... answers the phone should be pleasant.
D. went E. none
A. Whoever B. Whomever C. Whom
8. Choose the correct sentence -
D. Both B+C E. Both A+B.
A. Let him and you be witness
4. Which one is correct sentence?
B. Let you and him be witness
A. A ten year old child was run over yesterday.
C. Let you and he be witness
B. Two thirds of the work has been done.
D. Let he and you be witness E. Both B+C.
C. Two third of the work have been done.
9. Choose the correct option.
D. Both A+B E. Both B+C
A. She behaved with me in friendly way.
5. Choose the pair of words that best completes
B. She behaved with me friendly.
the
C. She behaved with me in a friendly way.
analogy HANDWRITING : SIGNATURE.
D. She behaved with me friendly way.
A. Doctor : Symptom B. Author : Publisher.
E. She behaved with me in a friendly.
C. Biographer : Confession D. Painting : Self-
10. Give the prize to ............ deserves it.
portrait.
A. whoever B. whomever C. whom
E. Both B+C
D. whose E. Both A+D.
6. Translate it into English.
11. Your name comes after – on the list.
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A. me B. I C. your
C Abstract noun D. Common noun
D. mine E. my.
E. Collective Noun
12. We think – to be a dolt.
22. Choose the correct option.
A. he B. him C. his
A. Distribute these books between you and I.
D. they E. Both B+C
B. Distribute these books between you and me.
13. — comes is welcome.
C. Distribute these books between you and mine.
A. who B. whoever C. whomsoever
D. Distribute these books between yours and me.
D. whom E. whosoever.
E. None of the above.
14. Find out the noun form the following.
23. Complete the sentence
A. Barbarian B. Barbarism C. Barbarity
Your name comes after – on the list.
D. All of the above E. Both B+C.
A. me B. I C. your
15. Mr. Brown will hire a new employee, either
D. mine E. my.
Rashid or -
24. Choose the correct option.
A. She B. her C. whose
A. I saw she at the bank B. I saw her at the bank
D. I E. he.
C. I saw hers at the bank D. Me saw her at the
16. The top of the mountain was covered in cloud.
bank
It is -
E. None of the above
A. Pronoun B. Adverb C. Noun
25. Choose the correct option (59
D. Verb E. Preposition.
A. It is I who is responsible for the
17. His skin prickled with horror. It is -
mismanagement.
A. Noun B. Adjective C. Adverb
B. It is I who am responsible for the mismanage.
D. Interjection E. Pronoun.
C. It is I who am responsible for the
18. Some of the students had done their
mismanagement.
homework,
D. It is I who are responsible for the
\ut most b[^n‖t. It is -
mismanagement.
A. Noun B. Pronoun C. Adverb
E. None
D. Preposition E. Adjective.
26. A. They requested me to take part in the
19. Shila entered the interview room in fear and
competition.
trembling. It is -
B. They requested I to take part in the
A. Pronoun B. Adjective C. Noun
competition.
D. Adverb E. Preposition.
C. They requested me to be taking part in the
20. They showed no mercy to their captives. It is -
competition.
A. Noun B. Adjective C. Pronoun
D. They requested mine to take part in the
D. Adverb E. None of them.
competition.
21. He showed great courage and determination in
E. None of the above
battle. It is -
27. A. I like you walking like a cat.
A. Proper noun B. Material noun
B. I like your walking like a cat.
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C. I like yours walking like a cat.
D. with E. None of the above.
D. I lik_ you‖r_ w[lkina lik_ [ ][t
34. The U.S legal system -------- based upon
E. None of the above
adversarial
28. Complete the sentence.
relationship, but this is not always the case in
Eva believes she knows – will win the election.
practice.
A. who B. whom C. whose
A. it is B. since it is C. being
D. wbo‖s E. Non_ o` tb_ [\ov_
D. is E. None of the above.
29. Choose the correct option.
35. ------- large rodents about the size of a pig
A. The chap who came here yesterday is my son.
that
B. The chap who came here yesterday was my
live in South America.
son.
A. Capibaras B. Capibaras that are
C. The chap whom came here yesterday must be
C. Capibaras are D. Capibaras while they are
my son.
E. None of the above.
D. Tb_ ]b[p wbo‖s ][m_ b_r_ y_st_r^[y w[s my
36. -------- refers to right to build in the space
son.
over
E. None of the above
such areas an building roads or railroad tracks.
30. I go to university with – everyday.
A. The term air rights B. Air rights term
A. she B. her C. us
C. It the term air rights D. Air rights are
D. None of the above E. All.
E. None of the above.
Sentence Completion:
37. --------- have two sets of eyelids an outer lid
31. -------- of the larding of the May flower is a
that covers the
rather
eye when the cat blinks or is asleep and the
small, gray store.
nictitating
A. The site B. For the site
eyelid on the inside that washes and protects the
C. There is site D. To the site
eye from
E. None of the above.
the elements when they eat in a wake.
32. Although most species of fox are reddish,
A. Cats B. That cats C. For cats
brown
D. A cat E. None of the above.
in color,------ it often pure white.
38. Although he was a brilliant philosopher much
A. the Arctic fox B. that the Arctic fox
of
C. but the Arctic fox D. so the Arctic fox
M[rtin H_i^_aa_r‖s tb_ory -------- into question
E. None of the above.
\_][us_ b_ w[s [ m_m\_r o` Hitl_r‖s p[rli[m_nt.
33. Upper New York state --------- some of the
A. who is calling B. which calls
loveliest
C. having been calling D. has been called
landscapes in the eastern part of the United
E. None of the above.
States.
39. Scientific research in oncology ------- the
A. boasts B. being C. that has
funding
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it deserves.
E. him and I
A. is seldom B. seldom given
47. The results of the test surprised ---------
C. being given D. is seldom given
because
E. None of the above.
everyone seined much better than expected.
40. A. Nipa and us are going to join the same
A. they B. them selves C. them
seminar.
D. their E. B + C
B. Nipa and we are going to join the same
48. Do you really believe that she has blamed -----
seminar.
--
C. Bob & me plan to look for another job.
for the accident, especially ---------?
D. Bob & I plan to look for another job.
A. we; you and me B. we; you and I
E. B + D
C. we; your and me D. us; you and I
41. When they have enough money, Tuli and ------
E. us; you and me
-
49. The cake is from Jalal, and the flowers are
will probably go back to school.
from
A. she B. her C. hers
Jamal and ---------.
D. herself E. None
A. we B. us C. our
42. After Sandy talked them into buying bikes, ----
D. ourselves E. None
---
50. Just between --------, tbis isn‖t [ v_ry aoo^
--- never drove to university.
price.
A. she and they B. she and them
A. you and I B. your and I
C. her and they D. her and them
C. you and me D. your and me
E. she and their
E. None
43. --------- whom everyone wanted to win.
51. Among --------, it was he who always acted as
A. It was he B. It was him
the
C. it was his D. It was himself
interpreter.
E. It was hisself
A. they B. them C. we
44. Di^n‖t you know tb[t it ---- who played the
D. their E. our
joke.
52. A. We can count on her helping we.
A. were we B. was we C. was us
B. We can count on her helping us.
D. was our E. were ourselves
C. He regretted their misunderstanding his him.
45. They asked --------- whether we were satisfied.
D. He regretted their misunderstanding
A. your, Jame and I B. you, Jame and me
E. B + D
C. your Jame and me D. you, Jame and I
53. W_ ^on‖t un^_rst[n^ wby you o\j_]t to --------
E. yours, Jame and me
--
46. He always helps ------ with our tax returns.
coming with us.
A. my wife and I B. my wife and me
A. his B. he C. him
C. me wife and I D. his and me
D. she E. None
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54. I would appreciate -------- letting me known as
A. who B. whom C. which
soon as possible.
D. whose E. what
A. your B. your‖s C. yours
62. There is someone on the line two ---------
D. ours E. all of above
would
55. The doctor insisted on ---------- taking a leave
like to speak with you.
of
A. which B. whom C. who
absence.
D. where E. what
A. her B. hers C. she
63. The student ---------- receives the highest score
D. he E. himself
will be awarded a scholarship.
56. My father approves of -------- studying in the
A. which B. whose C. whom
USA.
D. who E. None
A. me B. my C. I
64. A. I asked him who he was calling.
D. you E. None
B. I asked he who he was calling.
57. Kevin jammed -------- finger while he was
C. I asked him whom he was calling.
fining
D. I asked him whom him was calling.
his car.
E. I asked he whom he was calling.
A. he B. its C. the
65. He did not know --------- he would take to the
D. his E. him
party.
58. -------- [r_ so lona_r tb[t b_ ][n‖t `in^ sbists
A. whom B. who C. which
to fit
D. whose E. None
him.
66. There is often disagreement as to --------- is
A. The arms B. Arms C. His arms
the
D. Him arms E. He arms
better student, Bob or Ellen.
59. A. She broke the wrist in the accident.
A. whom B. who C. which
B. She broke her wrist in the accident.
D. whose E. A + D
C. How did you twist the ankle?
67. Did you meet the girl --------- was chosen
D. How did you twist your ankle?
Homecoming Queen?
E. B + D
A. whom B. who C. which
60. A. She is the secretary who works in the
D. whose E. None
library.
68. Be careful or you will hurt ----------.
B. She is the secretary whom works in the library.
A. yourself B. your C. you
C. This is the new typewriter which you ordered.
D. yours E. None
D. This is the new typewriter who you ordered
69. A child can usually express --------- by the age
E. A + C
of
61. The people --------- cheated on the
six months.
examination
A. self B. him C. himself
had to leave the room.
D. he E. itself
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70. I had to teach --------- to swim.
79. These are the assignments that --------
A. me B. myself C. my
A. our teacher giving us
D. I E. self
B. our teacher to give us
71. A. An oven that cleans its is very handy.
C. give our teacher
B. An oven that cleans itself is very handy.
D. our teacher gave us
C. Help your to whatever you like.
E. our teacher
D. Help yourself to whatever you like.
80. These are some things that --------
E. B + D
A. ^on‖t un^_rst[n^
72. R[kbi [n^ R[ki\ [r_n‖t ^[tina --- any more.
B. does not understand
A. each other B. one another
C. ^i^n‖t un^_rst[n^
C. one to other D. one to the other
D. understand
E. each others
E. I ^on‖t un^_r st[n^
73. It is considered cheating when students help --
81. It is a shame that -------
----
A. you missing the movie
----- on the tests on quizzes.
B. you is missing
A. each other B. one another
C. you to miss the movie
C. each the other D. other one
D. you missed the movie
E. A + B
E. you misses the movie
74. L_t‖s m__t -------- after the class.
82. She knows that --------
A. other B. other one
A. mistakes in grammar
C. one the other D. each other
B. mistake ion grammar
E. A + B
C. mistaking in grammar
75. My sister & I visit -------- about once a week.
D. to mistake in grammar
A. each other B. others C. another
E. she mistakes in grammar
D. one another E. A + D
83. He said that --------
76. This is the way --------
A. going was he wanted
A. coming the last time B. come the last time
B. going was he had wanted
C. comes the last time D. to come the last time
C. he wanted to go
E. we came the last time
D. wanted to go he
77. These are the one that --------
E. go was he wanted
A. we bought B. bought
84. I noticed that --------
C. buy D. buying
A. M[ry‖s [\s_n]_ today
E. to buy
B. Mary was absent today
78. This book is the one that --------
C. Mary absence today
A. our class B. our class used
D. Mary was absense today
C. our class using D. our class in use
E. Mary absent today
E. our class to use
85. The experiment proved that --------
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A. less water for the plants
A. develop B. development
B. need less water for the plants
C. developing D. developed
C. needing less water for the plants
E. develop ion
D. the plants needed less water
91. I ^i^n‖t un^_rst[n^ ---------
E. less water needed for the plants
A. what is say B. he said
86. The --------- is not legal unless everyone signs
C. what did he say D. what he said
his
E. what did he said
home.
92. Do you know ---------
A. agreeing B. agreement C. agree
A. how much do they cost B. how much they cost
D. agreementation E. agreely
C. how much they do cost D. how much they costs
87. Even young children begin to show -------- in
E. how they cost much
Mathematics
93. I wonder ---------
A. able to B. ability C. able
A. when is her birthday B. when her birthday
D. ability for E. able for
C. when her birthday is D. when is her birthday
88. --------- have been made for the funeral
E. when her birthday is?
A. Arranging B. Arrangements
94. Could you please tell me ---------
C. Arrange D. Arrangement
A. where is the post office?
E. Arranged
B. where the post office is?
89. A free --------- is guaranteed to every citizen.
C. where is the post office ?
A. educating B. educated C. education
D. where the post office is.
D. educated E. educative
E. where the post office?
90. The -------- of hybrids has increased yields.
Answer Keys: 1.a 2.d 3. a 4. d 5. d 6. c 7. b 8. b 9. c 10. a 11. d 12. b 13. b 14. d 15. b 16. c 17. a 18. b 19. c 20. A 21.c 22.b 23.d 24.b 25. c 26. a 27. b 28. a 29. a 30. b 31. a 32. a 33. a 34. d 35. c 36. a 37. a 38. d 39.d 40. E 41. a 42. a 43. a 44. b 45. b 46. b 47. c 48. e 49. b 50. c 51. b 52. e 53. a 54. a 55. a 56.b 57.d 58.c 59.e 60. e 61. a 62. c 63. d 64. c 65. a 66. b 67. b 68. a 69. e 70. b 71. e 72. a 73. b 74. d 75. a 76. e 77. a 78. B 79. d 80. e 81. d 82. e 83. c 84. b 85. d 86. b 87. b 88. b 89. c 90. b 91. d 92. b 93. c 94. b 95. a
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1. A synonym `or ―Epo]b‖ is -
D. a+b+c E. Both a+b.
A. Generation B. Society C. Era
11. .......... answers the phone should be pleasant.
D. Event E. Relevant.
A. Whoever B. Whomever C. Whom
2. Wb[t is tb_ plur[l `rom o` ―B[n^it‖? :-
D. Both b+c E. Both a+b.
A. Bandits B. Banditti C. Banditess
12. Find out the correct spelling -
D. Both a+b E. Both a+c.
A. Inferred B. Diarrhoea C. Renaissance
3. What is the feminine form of the word signor?
D. a+b+c E. Both b+c.
:-
13. Which is the correct spelling?
A. Signress B. SignoraC. Signorix
A. Aptitude B. Accesible C. Occupide
D. Signorerix E. Both a+c.
D. All of these E. None of these.
4. Give the prize to ............ deserves it.
14. Wb[t is tb_ synonym o` ‗Frustr[t_‘ ? : -
A. whoever B. whomever C. whom
A. Foil B. Idle C. Afford
D. whose E. Both a+d.
D. Curious E. Vermin.
5. Find out the correct spelt word:
15. Choose the pair of words that best completes
A. Maneuver B. Mannoeuvre C. Manoeuvre
the
D. Both a+b E. Both b+c.
[n[loay ‗Submission : Yielding
6. Tb_ opposit wor^ o` ―Form[tiv_‖ is -
A. Subjection: Liberation B. Restrain: Indulge
A. Moulding B. Development C. Destructive
C. Complaint: Acquiescent D. Restriction:
D. Shaping E. Clergy.
Relaxation
7. Wb[t is tb_ A^j_]tiv_ o` tb_ wor^ ‗H_[rt‘?
E. Impulsive: Deliberate.
A. Heart B. Hearten C. Heartening
16. Which one will be the plural form of the
D. Heartful E. Heartfully.
word
8. Choose the correct sentence -
―Comm[n^_r-in -]bi_`‖?
A. Let him and you be witness
A. Commanders-in-chiefs B. Commander-in-chives
B. Let you and him be witness
C. Commanders-in-chives D. Commanders-in-chief
C. Let you and he be witness
17. Choose the correct spelling.
D. Let he and you be witness E. Both b+c.
A. Aniversary B. Anniverrsary C. Anniversary
9. Which of the following word is a Plural
D. Aniverrsary E. Annivarsary
number?
18. Make it plural
A. Aristocracy B. Vermin C. Peasantry
A. Syllabi B. Syllabuses C. Syllabusess
D. a+b+c E. Only a+c.
D. Both a+b E. Both b+c.
10. Which one is Singular?
19. Find out, Which one is the plural number?
A. Information B. Expenditure C. Machinery
A. Poultry B. Tenantry C. Perfumery
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D. a+b+c E. Both a+b.
A. Two and two make four.
20. Make it plural – ―Formul[‖?
B. ―Gr_[t Exp_]t[tions‖ \y Di]k_ns is [ `[mous
A. Formulae B. Formulas C. Both a+b
novel.
D. Formulases E. Both b+c.
C. The poor lives from hand to mouth.
21. Choose the correct spelling.
D. Three months is a long time.
A. Assesment B. Assessment C. Asessment
E. The United States of America is a host country
D. Asesment E. Asseisment
in
22. Make feminine of the word – – ―Pros_]utor‖.
the world cup football of 1994.
A. Prosecutress B. Prosecutrix C. Prosecutretrix
30. Find out the plural form ?
D. Both a+b E. Both b+c.
A. Agenda B. Alumni C. Vertices.
23. What is the synonym of Mystery ?
D. a+b+c E. Both a+c
A. Answer B. Enigma C. Clue
31. Wb[t is tb_ synonym `or tb_ wor^ ‗E]st[sy‘?
D. Solution E. Ominous.
—
24. What is the synonym of Jealousy?
A. Ill B. Bad C. Mourn
A. Suspicious B. Geniality C. Indifferance
D. Joy E. happy
D. Tolerance E. Wavering.
32. Wbi]b wor^ is ]orr_]t witb pr_`ix ―il‖ ?
25. Make it Masculine gender – – ―Nympb‖.
A. illegal B. illogical C. illiterate
A. Swain B. Widower C. Steward
D. All of them E. none
D. Patron E. Enchanter.
33. Goggles : Eyes .
26. Which one is correct sentence?
A. Helmet : head B. Leather : hide
A. A ten year old child was run over yesterday.
C. Hands : feet D. Brush : teeth
B. Two thirds of the work has been done.
34. Choose the pair of words that best completes
C. Two third of the work have been done.
the
D. Both a+b E. Both b+c
analogy PETAL : FLOWER -
27. Which one will be correct?
A. Fruit : Seed. B. Author : Publisher.
A. A three years diploma course will be start.
C. Tree : Roots. D. Chapter : Book
B. More than two boys were present.
35. Tb_ synonym o` ―F_[si\l_‖ is-
C. The poor drag a miserable existence in their
A. Brittle B. Inevitable C. Practicable
day to
D. Harmful. E. none
day life. D. Both b+c E. Both a+b
36. Tb_ synonym o` ―R_l_v[nt‖ is-
28. Which of following is a correct sentence?
A. Eternal B. Germane C. Furtive
A. The Titanic went down on her first voyage.
D. Inventive E. Both b+c
B. The Titanic went down on its first voyage.
37. Which one is the correct adjective form with
C. The dog is noted for its faithfulness.
the suffix
D. Both a+c E. Both b+c.
―ous‖?
29. Which of the following is not a correct
A. Sagacious B. Ostentacious C. Genious
sentence?
D. Both A+ B E. none of the above
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38. Wbi]b s_nt_n]_ isn‖t ]orr_]tly us_^ o`
D. informative. E. none
―_nouab‖?
45. Tb_ plur[l `orm o` ―Poultry‖ is —
A. You are beautiful enough to satisfy me.
A. Poultries B. Poultry C. Poul
B. You can love if you have enough money to
D. None of the above. E. Both a+b
spend for women.
46. Which of the following is a correct sentence?
C. You are enough beautiful to satisfy me.
A. Rarely are you found in the room.
D. Both A + B. E. none
B. He always used to agree with me.
39. Which one is the correct adjective form with
C. You have hardly never seen a cheque of five
the suffix
lac taka.
―[\l_‖ ?
D. Both A + B. E. none
A. Supposable B. Repayable C. Immovable
47. Tb_ synonym o` ―Equivo][l‖ is —
D. All of the above E. Both b+c
A. Foolhardy B. Pinnacle C. Ambiguous
40. Choose the correct usage of adjective.
D. Arrogant E. none
A. Muhit is enough matured to take
48. Tb_ synonym o` ―Pro^iaious‖ is —
responsibilities.
A. Audacious B. Dull C. Gigantic
B. You do not have to wait little while.
D. Copious E. none
C. Sherlock Holmes has few clues to the
49. Find out the correct spelling.
mur^_r_r‖s
A. Accomoddation B. Acommodation
identity
C. Accommodation D. Accoommodation.
D. None of the above. E. Both b+c
50. Find out the correct spelling.
41. Find out the correct adverb form.
A. Hygeinic B. Hygieniic C. Hygienice
A. Ruthlessly B. Northerly C. Disrespectly
D. None of the above E. Both b+c
D. A+B+C E. fatherly
51. Find out the correct spelling.
42. Choose the correct usage of adverb.
A. Fahrenheight B. Farenheit C. Fahrenheit
A. Britney called aloud for help
D. Mallifluous. E. Both b+c
B. We barely had no time to catch the train.
52. Complete the sentence.
C. You have to simply change your attitude.
Bipasha found it very — when her parents
D. That night the house seemed abnormal quite.
divorced.
E. Both b+c
A. contentious B. distressing C. punctilious
43. Wbi]b s_nt_n]_ isn‖t ]orr_]t?
D. skittish. E. none
A. She looks beautiful.
53. Tb_ [^j_]tiv_ o` ―S_nsi\ility‖ is —
B. She looks up beautiful.
A. Sensitive B. Sensible C. Sensibly
C. She looks up beautifully.
D. Sense E. Sensibility
D. I saw a beautiful cottage girl. E. Both b+c
54. Choose the pair of words that best completes
44. Complete the sentence.
the
I want you to collect — regarding this issue.
analogy HANDWRITING : SIGNATURE.
A. information B. informations C. inform.
A. Doctor : Symptom B. Author : Publisher.
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C. Biographer : Confession
su``ix ―ous‖?
D. Painting : Self-portrait. E. Both B+C
A. studeous B. Rebellious C. Rightious
55. Everyone who – into the woods should
D. Pretenteous E. None of the above.
recognize
62. Tb_ synonym o` ―Equivo][l‖
common poisonous plants such as poison ivy and
A. Universal B. Mistaken
poison oak.
C. Quaint D. Clear
A. go B. goes C. can goes
63. Choose the correct use of adverb hardly-
D. went E. none
A. Tb_ r_st[ur[nt w[s so p[]k_^ tb[t I ]oul^n‖t
56. Ethics – the study of moral duties, Principles
hardly
and
move.
values.
B. The restaurant was so packed that I could
A. are B. deal C. is
hardly
D. are about. E. none
move.
57. Choose the incorrect option.
C. The restaurant was packed that I could hardly
A. These are twenty dollar shoes.
move.
B. These are twenty-dollars shoes.
D. None of the above. E. All.
C. These are a twenty-dollars shoes.
64. Which of the following words are plural
D. All of the above E. a+b.
number.
58. Translate it into English.
A. cattle B. gentry C. vermin
তয তকউ আইন ভঙ্গ কররব োরক লারি তেওয়া হরব।
D. all of them E. None of the above.
A. Whoever breaking the law will be punished.
65. An [ntonym `or ―Obstacles‖ is
B. Whoever break the law will be punished.
A. Hindrance B. Impediments C. Hurdles
C. Whoever breaks the law will be punished.
D. Supports E. None of the above.
D. A+B E. None of the above.
66. In which sentence adverb is placed properly?
59. Real estate prices in New York, like those of
A. Tb_ m[n b[s to [rriv_ [lw[ys 9 O‖ ]lo]k [t tb_
many
office.
other major cities, have declined ---- .
B. Always the man has to arrive at the office at 9
A. over the few years B. over the past few years
O‖]lo]k.
C. over less years D. over the past few year
C. Tb_ m[n b[s to [rriv_ [t tb_ o``i]_ [t 9 O‖]lo]k
60. ---- have amphibious attributes, although not
always.
all are
D. Tb_ m[n b[s to [rriv_ [t 9 O‖]lo]k [lw[ys [t
amphibians.
the office.
A. Much quadrupeds B. More quadrupeds
E. The man always has to arrive at the office at 9
C. Many quadrupeds D. A quadruped
O‖ Clo]k
E. none of the above
67. Choose the correct option.
61. Which one is the correct adjective form with
A. She behaved with me in friendly way.
the
B. She behaved with me friendly.
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C. She behaved with me in a friendly way.
A. ten degrees B. ten degree C. of ten degrees
D. She behaved with me friendly way.
D. ten of degrees E. all of the above
E. She behaved with me in a friendly.
76. Several of the people in this class speak––.
68. Our final assignment for the English class is
A. three language B. four language
to give
C. three or four languages D. three or four
an impromptu speech.
language
A. eloquent B. technical C. unprepared
E. none
D. unbiased E. none
77. The shape of –– unique.
69. The counterfeit bills were a good facsimile of
A. a snowflake is B. a snow is
the real ones.
C. snow flakes are D. a snowflakes are
A. factorial B. reproduction C. identification
E. snows are
D. similarity E. same.
78. A. California has good weather.
70. The television station was inundated with
B. California has a good weather.
calls
C. Laughter is the best medicine.
protesting the distasteful program.
D. A laugh is the best medicine.
A. harassed B. probated C. modulated
E. Both A+C
D. confiscated E. flooded.
79. We are supposed to have –– this wreaked.
71. The people interviewed for the survey were
A. a sunshine B. sunshine C. sunshines
randomly
D. sunbeam E. none
selected.
80. We are late because we got struck in ––.
A. carefully B. sincerely C. carelessly
A. a traffic Jam B. traffic C. a traffic
D. thoughtfully E. indiscriminately.
D. a + b E. All of the above
72. After a long, hard struggle, we gradually
81. A. A mail travels faster when the zip code is
succeeded in
indicated
having people accept the truth of our theory.
on the envelope.
A. slowly B. momentarily C. suddenly
B. A piece of mail travels faster when the zip
D. graciously E. gratefully.
code is
73. A desert receives less than twenty five –– of
indicated on the envelope.
rainfall
C. There is a limit of two pieces of carry on
every year.
luggage
A. centimeter B. a centimeter C. centimeters
for each passenger.
D. of centimeters E. none
D. There is a limit of two carry on luggage for
74. The teacher has ––, but they are not in at
each
boos tone.
passenger. E. b + c
A. four book B. four of book C. four books
82. ––– in this display is on sale for half price.
D. four of books E. a four book
A. Each piece of furniture B. Each furniture
75. The temperature has risen –– in two hours.
C. Furnitures D. Each pieces of furniture
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E. Each furnitures.
A. little B. the little C. few
83. According to estimates by some botanists,
D. a few E. the few
there are
91. Tb_ l_tt_r w[s sbort \_][us_ tb_r_ w[sn‖t ––
–– of plants.
news.
A. seven thousand type B. seven thousand types
A. many B. much C. little
C. type of seven thousand D. types of seven
D. few E. a few
thousand
92. How –– years have you been living in Texas?
E. none
A. many B. much C. more
84. I only know how to run –– computer
D. less E. lots
program.
93. He always has –– problems with his teeth.
A. one type of B. one type C. one type a
A. many B. much C. more
D. one types of E. all of the above
D. little E. a little
85. A. This exam has two types problems.
94. I think that there is –– violence on T.V.
B. This exam has two types of problems.
A. many B. too many C. too much
C. Are you looking for a special kinds of car?
D. few E. a few
D. Are you looking for a special kind of car? E. b
95. A. We have a little time. B. We have little
+d
time.
86. We saw several –– birds at the wild life
C. We made a few mistakes.
sanatorium.
D. We made few mistakes. E. all of the above
A. kind of B. kind C. kinds of
96. Give me –– butter, please.
D. types E. type of
A. little B. a little C. few
87. Pro`_ssor‖s stor_ k__ps –– in his office because
D. a few E. all
he
97. There are –– tickets left for the concert.
^o_sn‖t b[v_ room `or m[ny.
A. few B. a few C. little
A. few chairs B. few chair C. little chairs
D. a little E. None
D. a little chairs E. a + c
98. ––– people in my apartment building are
88. A. John has very little friends.
friendly.
B. John has very few friends.
A. A little B. Little C. Few
C. There is few time to waste.
D. Much E. The little
D. There is little time to waste. E. b + d
99. ––– people were at the reception.
89. My brother used to help me a lot, but now he
A. Only few B. Only little C. Only a few
gives
D. Little E. Only a little
me –– advice.
100. A. Only a little students are lazy.
A. few B. a few C. the few
B. Only a few students are lazy.
D. little E. no little
C. Tinne took only a few pictures.
90. He had to balance his account very carefully
D. Tinne took only few pictures. E. B + C
because he had –– money.
101. The advisor makes ––– to the rules regarding
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prerequisites.
A. enough hamburgers B. hamburgers enough as
A. only few exceptions B. only a few exceptions
C. hamburgers enough D. hamburgers enoughly
C. only a little exceptions D. only little exception
E. All
E. None
111. I n__^ to \uy [ l[mp \_][us_ I ^on‖t b[v_ ––
102. We will need ––– food for the picnic
in my
A. few B. a few C. only a little
room.
D. only little E. little
A. light as enough B. light enough
103. ––– own most of the land there.
C. light enoughly D. enough light
A. A small number of families
E. c + d
B. A small amount of families
112. H_r littl_ ][r isn‖t –– to seat more than two
C. A small amount of family
people
D. A small number of family
comfortable.
E. A little number of families
A. big enough as B. enough big
104. The lab has a –– of equipment.
C. big enough D. the enough big
A. large number B. large amount C. more number
E. enoughly big
D. few number E. little number
113. Her score on the exam was –– to qualify her
105. W_ ^on‖t b[v_ tim_ `or –– of interruptions.
for a
A. a large number B. a large amount
graduate program.
C. a few amount D. a few E. none
A. good enough B. enough good
106. There are ––– Chinese restaurants in the
C. good as enough D. as enough good
city.
E. None
A. small number of B. small amount of
114. He should be –– to get out of bed in a few
C. large amount of D. a small number of
days.
E. large number
A. enough strong B. enoughly strong
107. A. We have enough tickets.
C. strong enough D. strongly enough
B. We have tickets enough.
E. strong as enough
C. We have enough time.
115. Billy isn‖t –– to enlist in the army.
D. We have time enough. E. a + c
A. old enough B. enough old C. enoughly old
108. Tb_r_ [r_n‖t –– for all of us to go.
D. old as enough E. as old enough
A. enough car B. car enough C. cars enoughly
116. Tb[t _x]us_ isn‖t ––.
D. enough cars E. enough the cars
A. good enough B. enough good
109. Without ––, you won‖t \_ [\l_ to ^o w_ll tb_
C. good enoughly D. enough the good
examination.
E. a + b
A. enough sleep B. enough of sleep
117. One movie starts at five, ––– starts at seven
C. sleep as enough D. sleep enoughly
and the
E. None
other movies starts at nine.
110. Do we have –– for the party?
A. a movie B. the other movie
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C. another movie D. the other E. others
C. another applicant D. others applicants
118. One of my roommates studies engineering,
E. others applicant
another
125. Put the mail on the –––.
studies business, and –– studies computer science.
A. b[ll t[\l_ B. b[ll‖s t[\l_ C. b[lls t[\l_s
A. others B. the other C. the others
D. hall of table E. a + b
D. an others E. None
126. All of us are foreign––.
119. One English proficiency test is the TOEFL and
A. language teachers B. languages teachers
–– is
C. languages teacher D. teacher of language
the Michigan TOEFL.
E. languages teacher
A. other B. another C. others
127. I forgot your–––.
D. the other E. some other
A. t_l_pbon_‖s num\_r B. t_l_pbon_ num\_r
120. There are three kinds of solar eclipses, one is
C. telephones number D. number telephone
total,
E. None
another is annular, and –– is partial.
128. There is a sale at the ––.
A. the another B. the other C. others
A. sbo_s stor_ B. sbo_‖s stor_ C. sbo_ stor_
D. other E. some
D. store shoes E. shoes stores
121. Some of these T-shirts are red, –– are blue,
129. All –– must take the Graduate Management
and the
Admission Test.
rest are white.
A. \usin_ss‖s stu^_nts B. \usin_ss stu^_nts
A. other B. others T-shirts C. others
C. businesses students D. businesses student
D. another E. the others
E. all of the above
122. Some plants are annuals, –– are biennials,
130. Agriculture 420 is a ––– class.
the rest
A. five-hours B. five-hour C. five-the-hour
are perennials.
D. the five-hour E. a + b
A. some another B. anothers C. other
131. –– is cheaper than a four-door model.
D. others E. none
A. A two-door car B. A two doors car
123. Some of my friends are player, other friends
C. A two-car-door D. A car two-door
are
E. A the two-door car
businessman, and –– are professor.
132. I have to write–– this weekend.
A. the other B. the other friends
A. a one-thousand-word paper
C. the other friend D. some another
B. a one-thousand-word papers
E. All
C. a one-thousand-words papers
124. Some applicants want student visas, –– want
D. a one-thousand-words papers E. a + d
resident visas, and the other applicants want
133. They have–– baby.
tourist
A. a four-months-old B. a-four-months-old
visas.
C. a four-month-old D. a four-old-month
A. other applicants B. other applicant
E. None
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134. ––– call any where in the United States costs
144. The tiny pictures on Micro film are –– small
less
to be
than a dollar when you dial it yourself.
read with the naked eyes.
A. The three-minutes B. A three-minutes
A. so B. too C. much
C. A three-minute D. The three-minute
D. more E. such
E. c + d
145. A. It is too cold to go swimming.
135. We were –– by the results of the test.
B. It too cold to go swimming.
A. surprising B. surprised C. surprise
C. Ralph is such a young to retire.
D. surprises E. the surprise of
D. Ralph is too young to retire. E. a + d
136. What an–– idea!
146. The top shelf in the cupboard is ––– high for
A. interested B. interesting C. interesting of
me to
D. interested of E. the interesting
reach.
137. The petition has been signed by –– citizens.
A. too B. to C. so
A. concerning B. concerned C. concerned of
D. such E. much
D. concerning of E. concern
147. This brand is too expensive –– buy.
138. Drug abuse is increasing at an––.
A. for B. to C. too
A. alarmed rate B. alarmed rates
D. so E. such
C. alarming the rate D. alarming rate
148. Mercury is not often visible because it is ––
E. alarming the rating
near the
139. He is ––– he never gets to class on time.
sun to be seen.
A. so slow B. so slow that C. as slow that
A. too B. so C. such
D. as slow as E. too slow that
D. more E. a + d
140. This suitcase is –– I can hardly carry it.
149. We went out to eat because we were –––
A. as heavy that B. too heavy that
hungry.
C. too heavy as D. so heavy as
A. very B. too C. so
E. so heavy that
D. much E. such
141. We arrived –– Professor Zahan had already
150. Darlene says that the courts are ––– lenient.
called
A. so B. too C. to D. very E. such
the roll.
151. Young rivers have no flood plains & their
A. so late that B. so late as C. too late that
valleys
D. too late as E. a + b
are––.
142. He drives –– no one likes to ride with him.
A. very narrow B. too narrow C. so narrow
A. so fast so B. so fast too C. so fast that
D. narrowly E. such narrow
D. so fast as E. too fast as
152. This dorm has –– small rooms.
143. Preparing frozen is –– anyone can do it.
A. very small B. too small C. so small
A. too easy B. so easy that C. so east as
D. such small E. to small
D. as easy that E. as easy as
153. Last month we had a –– high electric bill.
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A. too B. so C. such
D. taste bad E. a + c
D. very E. to
156. The music ––– and soothing.
154. We love to go to the country in the spring
A. sounds sweetly B. sounds sweet
because
C. sound sweet D. sounding sweet
the wild flowers smell––.
E. None
A. sweetly B. so sweet C. so sweetly
157. When he complained the food tasted –––, the
D. to sweet E. as sweet
waiter took back to the pitcher & brought him
155. Although the medicine––, it seems to help
something else.
my
A. badly B. well C. bad
condition.
D. worst E. c + d
A. tastes bad B. tastes badly C. tests bad
Answer Keys: 1. c 2. d 3. b 4. a 5. c 6. c 7. c 8. b 9. d 10. d 11. a 12. d 13. a 14. a 15. c 16. d 17. c 18. d 19. d 20. c 21. b 22. b 23. b 24. a 25. a 26. d 27. d 28. d 29. c 30. d 31. d 32. d 33. a 34. d 35. c 36. b 37. d 38. c 39. b 40. c 41. d 42. a 43. b 44. a 45. b 46. d 47. c 48. c 49. c 50. d 51. c 52. b 53. b 54. d 55. b 56. c 57. a 58. c 59.b 60. c 61. b 62. b 63. b 64. d 65.d 66. e 67.c 68. c 69. d 70. e 71. e 72. a 73. c 74. c 75. A 76. c 77. a 78. e 79. b 80. d 81. e 82. a 83. b 84. a 85. e 86. c 87. a 88. e 89. d 90. a 91. b 92. a 93. a 94. C 95. e 96. b 97. b 98. c 99. c 100. e 101. b 102. c 103. a 104. b 105. a 106. d 107. e 108. d 109. a 110. a 111. D 112. c 113. a 114. c 115. a 116. a 117. c 118. b 119. d 120. b 121. c 122. d 123. b 124. a 125. a 126. a 127. B 128. c 129. b 130. b 131. a 132. a 133. c 134. c 135. b 136. b 137. b 138. d 139. b 140. e 141. a 142. c 143. B 144. b 145. e 146. a 147. b 148.a 149. a 150. d 151. a 152. a 153. d 154. b 155. a 156. b 157. c158. a 159. a
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1. –––– the wasp deposits an egg, the flower
_l_pb[nt ][v[lry‖s mytb o` invin]i\ility.
grows
A. Although B. Until
a protective covering.
C. When D. So that
A. Then B. As if
8. –––– the government disapproves, cultivation
C. In fact D. After
of
2. Tb_ r_aion is r_`_rr_^ to [s tb_ ‗L[n^ o` Fruit‘
the opium poppy thrive.
–
A. As if B. Until
–– it yields a bountiful harvest of oranges and
C. So that D. Even though
apples.
9. –––– capable of walking upright, apelike
A. although B. because
Australopithecus did so only for short periods of
C. so that D. such as
time.
3. Seat belt laws were introduced –––– traffic
A. As if B. Though
fatalities would be reduced.
C. Until D. Because
A. so that B. then
10. –––– erupting in May 1980, Mount Saint
C. when D. as if
Helens
4. –––– the fires were blazing, the skewers
continued erupting intermittently throughout the
impaling
following year.
the fish were tilted toward the flames.
A. After B. Such as
A. As soon as B. So that
C. Since D. As if
C. As if D. Such as
11. –––– having seized their prey with their
5. The great stone city Angkon flourished for six
mouths,
centuries ––– it fell in 1431 and lay prey to the
pythons swiftly coil themselves around it and
jungle for four long centuries.
suffocate it.
A. as soon as B. because
A. Until B. Because
C. until D. so that
C. Since D. After
6. The most modern ladders cannot reach above
12. –––– running grizzly bears are capable of
seven stories, ––– firefighters must enter
attaining speeds of 35 miles an hour.
skyscrapers dressed in suits designed to supply
A. So that B. When
oxygen and reflect heat.
C. Though D. So
A. before B. So
13. –––– making a person ill enough to warrant
C. as D. until
hospitalization, poison ivy does not kill.
7. –––– Ku\l[i Kb[n‖s [r]b_rs destroyed the
A. As soon as B. Since
Burmese war elephants; he shattered the
C. While D. So that
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14. –––– declaring the area useless, Daniel
A. when entering B. he enters
Webster
C. entering D. having entered
could not have foretold how irrigation would
20. The Andean condor glides on currents and
m[k_ C[li`orni[‖s Imp_ri[l V[ll_y \loom.
^o_sn‖t `l[p its winas –––– it must do so to reach
A. Because B. When
updrafts.
C. Though D. So that
A. Because B. until
15. –––– plowing the field, the farmer uncovered
C. that D. as if
a
21. –––– sighting an approaching car drivers tend
dinosaur jawbone.
to
A. As though B. While
speed up.
C. Since D. Until
A. When slowing down instead of
16. –––– publicly executed in 1536 for making
B. Instead when slowing down at
what
C. When instead of slowing down
his enemies considered a false translation of the
D. Instead of slowing down when
Bible, William Tyndale wrote a version which
22. –––– to England remain strong, the Channel
became the foundation of subsequent English
Islanders are exempt from most British taxes.
versions.
A. Although their ties B. Although tied
A. As if B. After
C. Before their ties D. Tied
C. When D. Although
23. ––––, the travelers found that their flight had
17. ––––, their small size and the thin soil make
been canceled because of the severe snowstorm.
them
A. That they arrived at the airport
easy to [ bik_r‖s b__l.
B. As soon as arriving at the airport
A. Alpine flowers which can resist wind, cold, and
C. At the airport
snow
D. They arrived at the airport
B. When alpine flowers can resist wind, cold, and
24. When competing in a demolition derby, –––
snow
until
C. While alpine flowers can resist wind, cold, and
their cars are demolished.
snow
A. that drivers continue
D. Alpine flowers resisting wind, cold, and snow
B. drivers must continue
18. –––– pandas eat bamboo almost exclusively,
C. drivers continuing
they
D. although drivers must continue
are also carnivorous.
25. –––– governments point with pride to
A. Not only B. Until
increasing
C. As soon as D. Although
mechanization in agriculture, human and animal
19. Although –––– a country illegally is risky, the
power still produces a significant portion of the
alien who finds work may believe the risk
worl^‖s `oo^.
worthwhile.
A. Since B. Because
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C. So that D. While
A. Having failed to reach
26. ––––, tobacco farmers had not yet felt its
B. Having failed reaching
effect.
C. He failed to reach
A. Though a campaign against smoking
D. That failed reaching
B. That there was a campaign against smoking
32. –––– the United States consists of many
C. Even though there was a campaign against
different immigrant groups; many
smoking
sociologists believe there is a distinct national
D. There was a campaign against smoking
character.
27. There were few settlements along the North
A. In spite of B. Despite
Carolina coast –––– many problems for
C. Even though D. Whether
seafarers.
33. –––– ended traffic on the Mississippi River,
A. Because the offshore barrier posed
Mark Twain left his job as a river pilot and
B. before posing the offshore barrier
moved west to Carson City.
C. while posing the offshore barrier
A. During the Civil War
D. that the offshore barrier had posed
B. Because the Civil War was
28. –––– since the death of her father.
C. That the Civil War was
A. The ancestral home of my mother abandoned
D. When the Civil War
B. My motb_r‖s [n]_str[l bom_ st[n^ina
34. –––– are the juice and pulp of the grape
abandoned
useful, but various products are made from
C. My motb_r‖s [n]_str[l bom_ b[s stoo^
the skins and seeds.
abandoned
A. Not that they B. They never
D. My motb_r‖s [ncestral home which has stood
C. Neither D. Not only
abandoned
35. Neon is said to be inert –––– does not react
29. ––––, the owner and buyer finally agreed on a
easily with other substances.
price for the house.
A. because of it B. because it
A. They had been bargaining for several weeks
C. it is because D. is because it
B. After bargaining for several weeks
36. –––– he has created striking stage settings for
C. After several weeks they began bargaining
the
D. As if bargaining for several weeks
Martha Graham dance company, artist Isamu
30. –––– of the tranquilizer, the scientist put a
Noguchi is more famous for his sculpture.
tag on
A. But not B. Nevertheless
its ear recorded details about the animal.
C. In spite of D. Although
A. While under the effect the deer
37. Automatons programmed to perform a given
B. While being under the effect the deer
task –––– the flexibility and adaptability of
C. While the deer was under the effect
human beings.
D. While the deer under the effect
A. without B. lack
31. –––– the finish line fist, the runner gave up.
C. minus D. not having
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38. Some metals are malleable, –––– others are so
artistic
brittle that they break easily when bent quickly.
C. because of his academic and artistic ability
A. but B. like
D. as resulting of his ability in the art and the
C. there D. which
academy
39. An ultrasonic wave has –––– a high frequency
46. –––– did Arthur realize that there was
that it is inaudible.
danger.
A. therefore B. above
A. Upon entering the store
C. such D. thus
B. When he entered the store
40. The changes in this city have occurred ––––.
C. After he had entered the store
A. with swiftness B. rapidly
D. Only after entering the store
C. fastly D. in rapid ways
47. –––– the best car to buy is a Mercedes Benz.
41. –––– received law degrees as today.
A. Because of its durability and economy
A. Never so many women have
B. Because it lasts a long time, and it is very
B. Never have so many women
economical
C. Tb_ wom_n [r_n‖t _v_r
C. Because of its durability and it is economical
D. Women who have never
D. Because durability and economy wise it is
42. Mr. Duncan does not know –––– the lawn
better
mower
than all the others
after they had finished using it.
48. John has not been able to recall where ––––.
A. where did they put B. where they did put
A. does she live B. she lives
C. where they put D. where to put
C. did she live D. lived the girl
43. Our flight from Amsterdam to London was
49. He ––– looked forward to the new venture.
delayed –––– the heavy fog.
A. eagerly
A. because of B. because
B. with great eagerness
C. on account D. as result
C. eagernessly
44. Of the two new teachers, one is experienced
D. in a state of increasing eagerness
and
50. People all over the world are starving ––––.
––.
A. greater in numbers B. in more numbers
A. the others are not
C. more numerously D. in greater numbers
B. another is inexperienced
51. The jurors were told to ––––.
C. the other is not
A. talk all they wanted
D. other lacks experience
B. make lots of expressions
45. He has received several scholarships ––––.
C. speak freely
A. not only because of his artistic but his
D. talk with their minds open
academic
52. Jack understood everyone ––––.
ability
A. perfect B. perfectly
B. for both his academic ability as well as his
C. perfection D. perfections
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E. perfectfully
60. When students register –––– for class they
53. Please do –––– as your doctor says.
must
A. exactness B. exact C. exactly
pay an additional fee.
D. exactful E. exacting
A. late B. lately
54. From the top of empire state building tourist
C. lateness D. latest
are
E. lateful
able ––––.
61. First class mail travels as –––– as airmail.
A. too clearly see New York
A. fast B. fastly
B. to see clear New York
C. faster D. fastest
C. to clearly see New York
E. fasterly
D. to see clearly New York
62. –––– in that hotel.
E. to see New York clearly
A. Never again they will stay
55. –––– speaking, curriculum includes all
B. Never again they stay
experiences.
C. Never again stay
A. Broad B. Broadly
D. Never again will stay
C. Broadless D. Broadfully
E. Never again will they stay
E. Broadful
63. Only rarely ––––.
56. Passengers travel –––– in the new Jumbo Jets.
A. an accident has occurred
A. comfortable & safe
B. an accident occurred
B. comfortably and safely
C. occurred an accident
C. comfortable and safely
D. has an accident occurred
D. comfortable and safe
E. has occurred an accident
E. comfortably and safe
64. Very Seldom –––– my attention like this one.
57. Helen types ––––.
A. can a movie hold B. a movie can hold
A. fastly & efficiently
C. can hold a movie D. a movie hold
B. fast and efficiently
E. hold a movie can.
C. fast & efficient
65. Not one paper –––– on time.
D. fastly and efficient
A. She has finished B. has finished she
E. faster and efficient
C. has she finished D. has she finishes
58. The plane is scheduled to arrive ––––.
E. finished she has
A. lately B. lateness
66. Not once –––– us to their house.
C. late D. latest
A. Steve and Jane have invited
E. latelinely
B. have Steve and Jane invited
59. He tried as –––– as he could.
C. Steve and Jane invited
A. hardly B. harder
D. have invited Steve and Jane
C. hardest D. hard
E. have Steve and Jane invites
E. hardfully
67. –––– the light rain, the baseball game was not
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canceled.
C. Arrange D. Arrangement
A. Despite of B. Despite for
E. Arranged
C. Despite D. The spite
75. A free –––– is guaranteed to every citizen.
E. Because
A. educating B. educated
68. They are still planning to get married ––––
C. education D. educated
their
E. educative
disagreement.
76. The –––– of hybrids has increased yields.
A. despite of B. in spite of
A. develop B. development
C. because of D. because
C. developing D. developed
E. in spite
E. develop ion
69. –––– the interruption, she was able to finish
77. Class will be canceled tomorrow –––– it is a
her
national holiday.
assignment.
A. because B. because of
A. In spite B. Because of
C. though D. despite
C. Despite of D. Despite
E. in spite of
E. Because
78. She was absent –––– her cold.
70. –––– their quarrel, they are good friends.
A. although B. because
A. Though B. Despite of
C. because of D. despite
C. Because of D. Because
E. in spite
E. In spite of
79. Jobn‖s `[mily is v_ry b[ppy –––– he has been
71. –––– the delay, they arrived on time.
awarded a scholarship.
A. Despite B. Despite of
A. because B. although
C. Because D. Because of
C. because of D. despite of
E. In spite for
E. in spite of
72. The –––– is not legal unless everyone signs
80. She did not buy it –––– the price was too
his
high.
home.
A. although B. despite
A. agreeing B. agreement
C. because of D. because
C. agree D. agreementation
E. in spite
E. agreely
81. It was difficult to see the road clearly ––––
73. Even young children begin to show –––– in
the
Mathematics.
rain.
A. able to B. ability
A. because B. because of
C. able D. ability for
C. although D. despite
E. able for
E. in spite of
74. –––– have been made for the funeral.
82. He borrowed the money –––– he could finish
A. Arranging B. Arrangements
his
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education.
E. Over
A. so B. so that
90. All of the group –––– Raza went to lake.
C. so what D. why
A. except B. except to
E. that
C. exception D. excepting
83. Larry took a bus from New York to New
E. exception to
Jersey
91. All of the students –––– the seniors will
–––– he could see the country.
receive
A. so that B. so what
their grades.
C. so D. so what
A. except B. except to
E. that
C. excepting D. but
84. Don‖t `ora_t to r_aist_r your name –––– you
E. A + D
can
92. Everyone –––– Rana wants milk in the tea.
vote in the election.
A. except B. except to
A. so B. so what
C. excepting D. exception
C. so that D. what
93. None –––– Ruma knows very much about it.
E. that
A. except B. but
85. ––––Hasan and his wife, three couples are
C. except to D. excepting
invited.
E. A + B
A. Beside B. Besides
94. Tb_ m[il ]om_s [t t_n o‖]lo]k _v_ry^[y ––––
C. for D. to
Saturday.
E. over
A. not B. except
86. –––– Dominos, four other pizza places deliver.
C. except to D. excepting
A. Beside B. Besides
E. exception
C. for D. to
95. The choice is –––– vanilla, chocolate and
E. over
strawberry ice cream cone.
87. We sat –––– the teacher.
A. between B. among
A. beside B. besides
C. at D. divided
C. for D. to
E. A + B
E. over
96. John and his wife solved their problems ––––
88. Jenny has lots of friends –––– her roommate.
them.
A. beside B. besides
A. between B. among
C. for D. to
C. before D. after
E. over
E. A + B
89. –––– \us s_rvi]_, tb_r_ isn‖t [ny pu\li]
97. Profits are divided –––– the stockholders of
transportation
the
A. Beside B. Besides
corporation.
C. For D. To
A. between B. among
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C. since D. except
E. such for
E. besides
103. Magazines –––– Times, Newsweek publish
98. The votes were evenly divided –––– the B.N.P
pictorial reports
and the A.L.
A. such as B. as such
A. between B. among C. for
C. such D. such for
D. since E. except
E. such for
99. Find the correct sentence-
104. Jobs at restaurants –––– M]Don[l^‖s or T[]o
A. The property was divided equally among his
Bell are often filled by students.
son
A. for such as B. such as for
and daughter
C. such D. such as
B. The property was divided equally between his
E. such for
sons and daughters.
105. R[n[‖s `[tb_r w[nts bim to \_ an engineer –
C. The property was divided equally among his
–– a
sons
doctor.
and daughters.
A. instead B. instead of
D. The property was divided equally between his
C. except D. but
son
E. none
and daughter.
106. Could I have rice –––– potatoes please?
E. both C + D
A. instead B. instead of
100. By using coupons, you can get discount on a
C. excepting D. exception to
lot
E. except to
of things –––– groceries, toiletries & household
107. She likes to go to movies –––– to class.
items.
A. instead B. instead of
A. such B. as such
C. stead of D. insteading
C. such as D. examples
E. except
E. such as for
108. We choose Raihan –––– Rabbi as our
101. Taking care of pets –––– dogs and cats can
representative.
teach
A. instead B. instead of
children lessons in responsibility.
C. instead from D. stead of
A. such B. as such
E. except
C. example D. such as
109. It‖s \_tt_r to \uy `oo^s –––– buying snacks.
E. such as for
A. instead B. instead of
102. Some birds –––– robins and cardinals spend
C. instead from D. stead of
the
E. except
winter in the north
110. Be careful not to get sunburned –––– out of
A. such as B. as such
the
C. such D. example
beach too long.
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A. from stay B. for stay
D. from copying E. to copying
C. from staying D. for staying
119. Wby ^on‖t you us_ tb_ mi]ros]op_ in tb_ l[\
E. because staying
–––
111. We felt sleepy all day –––– television so late
– the specimen.
last
A. for examine B. for examining
night.
C. to examine D. to examining
A. for watching B. from watching
E. from examining
C. to watch D. because watch
120. You can win ––––.
E. for watch
A. for practicing B. to practice
112. Toe is going to get sick –––– to much.
C. from practicing D. by practicing
A. too study B. to study
E. by to practice.
C. from studying D. for studying
121. Make a reservation –––– our 800 number.
E. to studying
A. for calling B. to call C. by call
113. If you go early, you will just get nervous –––
D. from calling E. by calling
–.
122. Biva lost weight ––––.
A. to waiting B. to wait
A. for hiking B. to hike
C. for waiting D. from waiting
C. by hiking D. from hiking
E. in waiting
E. to hiking
114. The car is really hot –––– in the sun all day.
123. Gloria made a lot of friends –––– in the
A. the sitting B. from sitting
cafeteria.
C. sit D. from to sit
A. to working B. for working
E. to sit
C. to work D. by working
115. I bought a trunk –––– my winter clothes.
E. from working
A. for to store B. for store
124. Choose the correct answer –––– the letter.
C. to store D. to for storing
A. for marking B. by marking
E. to storing.
C. to mark D. from marking
116. She has a CB radio in her car ––––
E. with mark
emergencies.
125. The key officials responded ––––.
A. for B. to C. in
A. evasive B. evasively
D. on E. as
C. in a evasive manner
117. Each room has its own thermostat –––– the
D. in a manner that was evasive
temperature.
E. in evasive
A. for to control B. to for control
126. David knows a great deal ––––.
C. to controlling D. for control
A. in terms of the situation
E. for controlling
B. of the condition of the situation.
118. Sam needs another VCR –––– videotapes.
C. in terms of condition of the situation
A. for copy B. to copy C. for to copy
D. about the condition of the situation.
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E. about the situation.
C. Flying is not faster only but safer also than
127. The Problem was ––––.
traveling.
A. Very difficult in character
D. Flying is faster not only safer but also than
B. Very difficult in nature
traveling.
C. difficult character
E. Flying is faster only but safer also than
D. difficult nature E. difficult
traveling.
128. Choose the correct sentence:
132. Choose the correct sentence:
A. She is not only famous in the USA but also
A. He registered for both Engineering and
abroad.
Mathematics.
B. She is not famous only in the USA but abroad
B. He registered for both Engineering and to
also.
study
C. She is not only famous in the USA but abroad
Mathematics.
also.
C. He registered for Engineering and Mathematics
D. She is famous not only in the USA but also
both.
abroad.
D. He registered for both Engineering and
E. She is famous not in the USA only but also
Mathematics also.
abroad.
E. He registered for Engineering both and
129. Choose the correct sentence:
Mathematics.
A. The exam tested both listening and to read.
133. This is the way ––––.
B. The exam tested both to listen and reading.
A. coming the last time
C. The exam tested both listening and reading.
B. come the last time
D. The exam tested both listen and read.
C. comes the last time
E. The exam tested and listening both reading.
D. to come the last time
130. Choose the correct sentence:
E. we came the last time
A. He is not only intelligent but also he is
134. These are the one that––––
creative
A. we bought B. bought C. buy
B. He not only is intelligent but also he is
D. buying E. to buy
creative
135. This book is the one that––––
C. Not only he is intelligent but also creative
A. our class B. our class used
D. He is not only intelligent but creative also
C. our class using D. our class use
E. He is not only intelligent but also creative
E. our class to use
131. Choose the correct sentence:
136. These are the assignments that––––
A. Flying is not only faster but also safer than
A. our teacher giving us
traveling.
B. our teacher to give us
B. Flying is not only faster but also it is safer
C. our teacher give
than
D. our teacher gave us
traveling.
E. our teacher
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137. These are some things that––––
A. going was he wanted B. going was he had
A. ^on‖t un^_rst[n^ B. ^o_s not un^_rst[n^
wanted
C. ^i^n‖t un^_rst[n^ D. un^_rst[n^
C. he wanted to go D. wanted to go he
E. I ^on‖t un^_rst[n^
E. go was he wanted
138. It is a shame that ––––
141. I noticed that ––––
A. you missing the movie B. you is missing
A. M[ry‖s [\s_n]_ to^[y B. M[ry w[s [\s_nt
C. you to miss the movie D. you missed the movie
today
E. you misses the movie
C. Mary absence today D. Mary was absence today
139. She knows that ––––
E. Mary absent today
A. mistakes in grammar B. mistake ion grammar
142. The experiment proved that ––––
C. mistaking in grammar D. to mistake in
A. less water for the plants
grammar
B. need less water for the plants
E. she mistakes in grammar
C. needing less water for the plants
140. He said that–––––
D. the plants needed less water E. less water needed for the plants
Answer Keys: 1. d 2. b 3. a 4. a 5. c 6. b 7. c 8. d 9. b 10. a 11. d 12. b 13. c 14. b 15. b 16. d 17. c 18. d 19. c 20. b 21. d 22. A 23. c 24. b 25. d 26. c 27. a 28. c 29. b 30. c 31. a 32. c 33. d 34. d 35. b 36. d 37. a 38. a 39. c 40. b 41. b 42. C 43. a 44. c 45. c 46. d 47. b 48. b 49. a 50. d 51. c 52.b 53.c 54.d 55.b 56.b 57.b 58.c 59.d 60.a 61. a 62. e 63. d 64. a 65.c 66. b 67.c 68. b 69. d 70. e 71. a 72. b 73. b 74. b 75. c 76. b 77. a 78. c 79. a 80. d 81. b 82. b 83. a 84. c 85. b 86. b 87. a 88. b 89. b 90. a 91. a 92. a 93. b 94. b 95. b 96. a 97. b 98. a 99. e 100. c 101. d 102. a 103. a 104. d 105. b 106. b 107. b 108. b 109. b 110. c 111. b 112. c 113. d 114. b 115. c 116. a 117. e 118. b 119. c 120. b 121. c 122. c 123. d 124. b 125. b 126. b 127. b 128. a 129. c 130. e 131. a 132. a 133. e 134. a 135. b 136. d 137. e 138. d 139. e 140. c 141. b 142. d 143. b 144. c 145. b
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1. She looked up ––––– on particularly t
D. whose E. why
occasion than she had ever done.
10. Choose the synonym of COUNTERFEIT.
A. much beautifully
A. risk B. fake C. frailty
B. much more beautiful
D. dull E. excessive
C. much more beautifully
11. Choose the correct spelling.
D. more beautiful
A. Rhodendron B. Rhododendron
E. far beautifully
C. Rhodondron D. Rhodedondron
2. To ––––– we give the contract is important
E. None of the above
them.
12. Choose the correct option: -
A. who
B. whom
C. whomever
D. whose E. how 3.
B. One of the best boys are coming today.
Coffee and tea ––––– more expensive now. A. is
B. has
C. have
D. are E. had. 4.
A. cares 5.
B. care
C. caring
E. is care.
D. One of the best boy has already come.
A. costs
B. costing
13. Choose the antonym of AUTHENTIC A. Adept B. Counterfeit C. Brief D. Open
Five dozen ––––– me taka seventy. D. has cost
C. He is one of the best boys of the class. E. Both a+c.
No friend and no relative ––––– for him. D. are care
A. He is one of the best boy of the class.
C. cost
E. had cost.
E. Benevolent 14. Choose the correct sentence: A. You are one of the most honest man I have
6. We ––––– the assignment three days before
ever seen.
l[st Fri^[y‖s ^_[^lin_.
B. You are more honest than anybody I have
A. completed C. will complete
B. had completed D. were completing
E. will have completed.
ever seen is. C. You are more honest than anybody else I have ever seen is. D. You are one of the most honest men I have
7. Add this amount ––––– that.
ever seen.
A. with B. in C. to D. by E. at
E. You are one of the more honest men I have
8. He is absorbed ––––– thought.
ever seen.
A. in B. on C. with
15. He is – of the two pedestrians.
D. upon E. at
A. better B. best C. the best
9. For ––––– this design was prepared is still a
D. the better E. c+d.
mystery.
16. Choose the synonym of RELEVANT.
A. who B. whom C. whomever
A. Poverty B. Pertinent
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C.Ttimely D. Joy
23. ––––– the scene of the accident, I could have
E. Huge
administered first aid to the victims.
17. Choose the correct spelling.
A. Had I seen B. If I were
A. Pomegrante B. Pomegranite
C. If I was D. I should have been
C. Pomgranate D. Pomegranate
E. I might have been.
E. None of the above
24. It is not for you to take responsibility; it is,
18. The more he tried hard to dance –
rather, me who is the guilty person in this
A. the more he failed
matter.
B. the most he failed
A. me who is B. me who am
C. the less he failed
C. I who is D. I who are
D. more he failed to do that
E. I who am.
E. he failed to do that.
25. With the exception of him and I, everyone in
19. He looks ––––– now than he looked before.
class finished the assignment before the bell
A. much careful B. more carefully
rang.
C. much more careful D. careful
A. I, everyone B. me, everyone
E. carefully.
C. my, everyone D. I, one
20. Choose the correct sentence.
E. me one.
A. Rarely she does well in the examination.
26. Which is the correct spelling:
B. Rarely does she well in the examination.
A. Anesthesia B. Mediaeval
C. Rarely she did well in the examination.
C. Messenger D. Interruption
D. Rarely she does not well in the examination.
E. All of the above.
E. Rarely does she not well in the examination.
27. GAGGLE: GEESE
21. Your complaint is no different from the last
A. Coop: Chickens B. Muzzle: Eggs
customer who expected a refund.
C. Gill : Fish D. Swarm: Bees.
A. no different from
E. Almanac: Dates.
B. no different from that of
28. TEAM: ATHIETES:
C. similar to
A. Game: Series
D. no different than that of
B. Alliance: Nations
E. the same as.
C. Delegates: Alternates
Correcting the grammatically incorrect part in
D. Congregation : Preachers
the
E. Merge: Corporation.
following sentence, if necessary. (22 - 25)
29. AMASS: WEALTH:
22. Nobles customarily drunk their wine from
A. Lavish: bribes
elaborately chased drink horns.
B. Garner: Grain
A. drunk B. have drinked
C. Disperse: Enemy
C. drank D. had drunken
D. Refund: Deposit
E. drinking.
E. Obese: Corpulent.
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30. One argument against the welfare system is
E
that
.
it ––––– r_]ipi_nt‖s in^_p_n^_n]_.
35. Neither
A. encourage B. reports C. aids
A
D. saps E. steps.
the reporters nor the editor Were
31. More ivory is obtained from elephants in
B
Africa
Satisfied with
––––– elephants in Asia.
C
A. rather than B. more than
the salary offer made by
C. than from D. as well as
D
E. from than.
the
32. Where the suffix has not been properly used:
publisher . No error
A. congruent B. inadvertent
E
C. unbelievable D. both a+b
.
E. none of these.
36. Which one is correct?
33. Find out the incorrect part.
A. Questionnaire B. Resturant
Neither you nor I
C. Thermometre D. Paralelogram
A
E. None of these.
can realize affect
37. Which sentence is correct?
B
A. I will meet Mr. Jane next Sunday.
his behavior
B. I wish, I had the wings of a bird.
will have
C. I have had my revenge at last.
C
D. The president and secretary was present in the
on his chances for promotion
meeting.
D
E. All of these.
. No error
38. Before the 1900s., Children ..... in the yards of
E
their homes and in the streets.
34. If
A. playing B. played C. has played
A
D. are playing E. None.
the flag is given
39. Many critics of plea bargaining ---- it allows
B
large numbers of criminals to escape
to him, Juan and hism
appropriate punishment.
C
A. believed it B. to believe
should
C. believing D. believe E. a+b.
be of the begining
40. To get an idea o` [ soil‖s porosity, ---- a small
D
amount of top in your hand.
of procession. No error
A. to rub B. rubbing
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C. rubbed D. rub E. None.
A. This encyclopedia costs twice more than the
41. The risks of developing cancer can ----by not
other one.
smoking and by drinking in moderation.
B. This encyclopedia costs twice so much the
A. be significantly reduced
other one
B. to be significantly reduced
C. This encyclopedia costs twice as much as the
C. significantly reduce
other one
D. to reduce significantly
D. This encyclopedia costs twice much more
E. None.
than the other one.
42. Even though many couples ---- smaller
E. None.
families, the number to births could rise.
49. Cboos_ tb_ ]orr_]t synonym o` ―PACIFIC‖
A. now having B. now has
A. Apathy B. Calm C. Apex
C. are now having D. is now having
D. Banal E. a+b.
E. a+b.
50. Choose the correct synonym of
43. To make up for losses in revenue, bus
―MANDATORY‖
companies ---- service and maintenance.
A. Massive B. Happy
A. cutting B. tends to cut
C. Compulsory D. Reckless
C. tending to cut D. tend to cut E. None.
E. a+b
44. City planners in Sr. Paul ––––– models for
51. Choose the correct synonym of
building compact towns and cities.
―PARSIMONIOUS‖
A. proposing B. have proposed
A. Economical B. Placid
C. proposed D. proposal
C. Competent D. Credulous
E. None.
E. None.
45. Refrigeration ––––– food spoilage by keeping
52. Cboos_ tb_ ]orr_]t synonym o` ―ABRIDGE‖
temperature near or below freezing
A. Adore B. Support
A. prevention B. prevents
C. Reconcile D. Shorten
C. preventing D. is prevented
E. None.
E. None.
53. Choose the correct synonym of
46. Every year both large and small businesses ––
―PROMINENT‖
––– into financial trouble.
A. Disaster B. Easy C. Reclusive
A. getting B. gets C. gotten
D. Eminent E. None.
D. get E. gate.
54. Cboos_ tb_ ]orr_]t [ntonym o` ―SANGUINE‖
47. Why ----to sell products?
A. Pessimistic B. Lazy C. Rash
A. companies have B. do companies have
D. Rage E. None.
C. companies do have D. companies did have
55. Choose th_ ]orr_]t [ntonym o` ―SHABBY‖
E. None.
A. Hostile B. Sober C. Astute
48. According to comparison which one is
D. New E. None.
correct?
56. Cboos_ tb_ ]orr_]t [ntonym o` ―SCANTY‖
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A. Talkative B. Avid C. Copious
old one.
D. Jolly E. None.
B. The speed of this engine is greater than that of
57. After reading the letter, he ––––– that the
the old one.
manager was attempting to ––––– a contract
C. The speed of this engine is greatest than that
with him.
of the old one.
A. implied --- abrogate B. surmised --- breach
D. The speed of this engine greater than the old
C. inferred -- negotiate D. imposed --- nullify
one
E. a+b.
E. Both a + b.
58. Mr. Sizer was walking ––––– a wood ––––– a
66. Find out the correct option for the underlined
rainy day.
words. Your courage is as great as any other
A. to - or B. trough – on
man in defending your country.
C. of -- through D. by – in E. None.
A. as great as any other man.
59. That is the person ––––– I was speaking –––––
B. so great as any other man.
A. whom - with B. whom – to
C. great like any other man
C. who - with D. who – to E. None.
D. as great as that of any other man
60. Choose the correct spelling.
E. as that of any man.
A. Monologue B. Mountaineer
67. Find the correct option.
C. Mushroom D. All of the above
A. These two lines are more parallel the others.
E. None.
B. These two lines are parallel and the others are
61. Find out the incorrect spelling.
not.
A. Predecesor B. Perseverance
C. The box is more square than the other.
C. Pronunciation D. All of the above
D. both a+c E. both b+c.
E. a+b.
68. The food in my country is very ––––– that in
62. Choose the incorrect spelling.
our country.
A. Psychology B. Maintenance
A. different B. different than
C. Progresion D. Miscellaneous
C. different from D. differ
E. None.
E. differ from
63. Find out the incorrect spelling.
69. Which word is ]orr_]t witb ―Pr_`ix‖ ―im‖?
A. Redundency B. Rhododendron
A. mortal B. measurable
C. Rendezvous D. Sagacious
C. possible D. mature
E. None.
E. All of the above.
64. Find out the correct spelling.
70. Noun o` tb_ wor^ ‗APPROVE‘ is —
A. Penicillin B. Sovereignty
A. Approving B. Approved
C. Submission D. All of the above
C. Approveness D. Approval E. None.
E. None.
71. Which one is a correct sentence?
65. Choose the correct option.
A. I am going for a walk daily.
A. The speed of this engine is greater than the
B. He has just come here yesterday.
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C. I go for a walk daily.
79. Choose the incorrect option.
D. He has just come here. E. Both c + d.
A. Of the four exams this one was the harder.
72. Choose the correct option.
B. This job is more boring than the previous one.
A. The sky was blackker than coal
C. She looks as pretty as a doll.
B. The color of her eyes was more misty.
D. All of the above E. None.
C. Antarctica is the most lonely place on earth.
80. Complete the sentence.
D. None of the above E. a+b.
The second half of the book is ––––– exciting –
73. Choose the correct option.
–––– the first.
A. Her look was more glassier than the sunshine.
A. as, so B. so, as
B. Sandra sat nearer to the window than I.
C. more, than D. as much, than
C. The bridge was as narrow as a lane
E. None.
D. Both b+c E. None.
81. Choose the correct option.
74. Complete the sentence.
A. Steve reads more quickly than his brother.
It wasn‖t so \[^ ––––– we expected.
B. She does twice as much work as her brother.
A. that B. than C. as
C. The more he rowed the boat, the farther he
D. None of the above E. a+b.
got
75. Complete the sentence.
away.
His assignment is different ––––– mine.
D. Both b + c E. a+c.
A. from B. than C. as
82. Choose the incorrect option.
D. to E. for.
A. You have more experience than anybody
76. Choose the correct option.
applying for the post.
A. The university is farther than the mall.
B. Who is the more famous novelist in the
B. The more you practice your steps will be more
country?
perfect.
C. The museum is farther away of the three
C. To^[y is bott_r tb[n y_st_r^[y‖s.
building.
D. Both a+c
D. All of the above E. None.
E. None.
83. Complete the sentence.
77. Complete the sentence.
We received no notification prior ––––– the
No animal is so big ––––– the blue whale.
event.
A. than B. from C. but
A. as B. than C. to
D. as E. to.
D. at E. it.
78. Choose the correct option.
84. Choose the correct sentence.
A. Tb_ `irst st_p is tb_ most import[nt o` [ll‖
A. The former world cup champion France failed
B. The Mexico earthquake of 1985 was far
to show their prowess.
worser than that of 1979
B. One of the more upper rooms is damaged.
C. Nannu is as cleverer as bulbul.
C. I chose neither them.
D. None of the above E. a+b.
D. All of the above
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E. None.
save the birds is to create a strong awareness
85. Complete the sentence.
among people from all walks of life through
The ––––– part of the address contained some
different initiatives and management programs.
important points.
88. An appropriate title for this passage is -
A. later. B. latter. C. more late.
A. Guest birds: the beauty of nature
D. None of the above E. a+b.
B. Guest birds: the international resource
86. Choose the correct option.
C. Guest birds: threatened by human predators
A. This summary is the best of the pair.
D. Guest birds: on the verge of extinction
B. My last test was bad than this one.
E. None.
C. We have little gas this year than we had last
89. ―Ironi]‖ m_[ns -
year.
A. Satirical B. Chronic C. Annoyed
D. None of the above E. a+b.
D. Capsize E. None.
87. Choose the correct option.
90. ―Hospit[lity‖ is -
A. Many of us does office work.
A. Verb B. Adjective C. Noun
B. The painting will be awarded to whomever
D. Adverb E. a+b.
sells the most tickets.
91. What is responsible for decreasing the
C. Several of them have arrived already.
number of guest bird?
D. None of the above E. a+b.
A. P_opl_‖s [``lu_n]_
Read the following passage carefully and
B. Human greed
answer the questions:
C. Lack of awareness
It is ironic that, migratory birds, fondly called
D. The climate
―au_st \ir^s‖ [r_ `[r `rom tr_[t_^ witb bospit[lity
E. Capsize.
and instead are often trapped poisoned; Shot
92. Winter ducks, geese and shore birds perish
^_[^ \y uns]rupulous ―bosts‖ in B[nal[^_sb. A
because -
good number of winter ducks, geese and
A. They become the food of opulent people
shorebirds
B. It is the rule of nature that they will perish
perish here every year. This happens
C. They have got a very short life-span
mainly because of a small number of affluent
D. Their destiny is written like this
people who see these birds as a delicacy to
E. Both b+c.
satisfy their greedy palates rather than as the
93. ―P[l[t_‖ is [ t_rm r_l[t_^ to -
invaluable international treasures that they are.
A. painting B. relaxation
Statistics show that the
C. taste D. hardship of life
number of these birds have been declining
E. a+b.
rapidly over the past few years. It is the lack of
94. Adje]tiv_ o` ―^_li][]y‖ is -
awareness in the society that is leading to the sad
A. Dedicating B. Delectable C. Deity
demise of the bird population. The only way to
D. Delicate E. None.
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95. ―T_rri\l_‖ m_[ns -
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A. unenviable B. dreadful
E. a+c.
C. rival D. potential
101. Though they travel ––––– central America,
E. None
the swallows always make a punctual return
96. Five ounces of skim milk contains ––––– the
to the mission in Capistrano.
same volume of regular milk.
A. far away as B. far as away
A. more than protein as
C. as far away as D. away as far
B. more protein than
E. None.
C. more protein
102. Even With vast research, there is still a great
D. as more protein
deal that is ––––– known about the workings
E. None
of the human brain.
97. The mass of insects on Earth is ––––– all
A. neither B. none C. no
other
D. not E. None.
land animals combined.
103. Seldom ––––– games been of practical use in
A. greater than that of
playing real games.
B. as large as
A. theories of mathematics
C. more greater
B. theorized as mathematics
D. broader than the one of
C. has the mathematical theory of
E. None.
D. the mathematical theory has
98. Everest being the highest, K2 is –––––
104. A microscope can reveal vastly ––––– detail
mountain peak in the world.
than is visible to the naked eye.
A. the second of the B. of the second highest
A. than B. than more
C. the second highest of the level
C. more than D. more
D. the second highest E. None.
105. Andy Warhol was ––––– in the Pop Art
99. ––––– on an airplanes wings, the less the
movement who was known for his multiimage
resistance on the craft and the greater its full
silk-screen paintings.
efficiency.
A. that one of a leading figure
A. The smaller the amount drag
B. a leading figure
B. The smaller drag
C. leading figures
C. If the smaller the amount of drag
D. who leads figures
D. The smaller the amount of drag
106. The air inside a house or office building
E. a+b.
often
100. Humans reach physical maturity more slowly
has higher concentrations of contaminants ––
than –––––
––– heavily polluted outside air.
A. most other large mammals were
A. than does B. more
B. most other large mammals
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107. The decimal numeral system is one of the ––
A. one of the larger B. one of largest
––
C. one of the largest D. largest
– ways of expressing numbers.
114. The facilities of the older hospital –––––.
A. us_`ul most worl^‖s
A. is as good or better than the new hospital
B. worl^‖s most us_`ul
B. are as good or better that the new hospital
C. us_`ul worl^‖s most
C. are as good as or better than the new hospital
D. most worl^‖s us_`ul
D. are as good as or better than those of the new
108. Not only ––––– to determine the depth of
hospital
the
115. The more she worked, –––––
ocean floor, but it is also used to locate oil.
A. the less she achieved
A. to use seismology
B. she achieved not enough
B. is seismology used
C. she did not achieve enough
C. seismology is used
D. she was achieving less
D. using seismology
116. The classes at Dhaka University are–– at
109. The United States spends more money on
State
advertising ––––– country in the world.
University.
A. other B. other than
A. different
C. than any other D. while other
B. different from
110. Tommy was one –––––
C. different from those
A. of the happy childs of his class
D. different than
B. of the happiest child in the class
E. different than those
C. child who was the happiest of all the class
117. The English that is spoken in Canada is ––––
D. of the happiest children in the class
–
111. Last year, Matt earned ––––– his brother,
the United States.
who has a better position.
A. Similar
A. twice as much as
B. similar to
B. twice more than
C. Similar to the
C. twice as many as
D. Similar to that of
D. twice as more as
E. Similar to those of
112. There were two small rooms in the beach
118. Find the correct sentence
house, ––––– served as a kitchen.
A. Drugstores here are not like those at home.
A. the smaller of which
B. Drugstores here are not like at home.
B. the smallest of which
C. Drugstores here are not like that at home.
C. the smaller of them
D. Drugstores here are not like that those at
D. smallest of that
home.
113. Cuba is ––––– sugar-growing areas in the
E. Drugstores her are not like than those at
world.
home.
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119. The time in Dhaka city ––––– three minutes
D. The interest at city bank is higher than Sonali
from that of khulna city.
Bank
A. different B. differs
E. The interest at City Bank is more high than
C. different from D. differs from
that of Sonali Bank
E. different than
125. That car is almost ------- .
120. Her qualifications are better ––––– any other
A. the same B. alike
candidate
C. the same as mine D. the same as
A. than those B. than that of
E. similar
C. those D. than those of
126. My briefcase is exactly –––––.
E. than
A. similar B. alike
121. Pro`_ssor B[k_r‖s ]l[ss is –– Professor
C. the same yours D. the same as yours
williams.
E. the same as you
A. more interesting than
127. Is your book –––––.
B. much interesting than
A. the same mine? B. the same as me?
C. more interesting than that of
C. the same as mine? D. similar as as
D. very interesting than that of
E. as
E. more interesting than those of
128. Are this picture and the one of your desk–––
122. The audience is ––––– l[st y_[r‖s ]on]_rt
–.
A. much larger than that of
A. the same? B. similar to ?
B. more larger than that of
C. the same as ? D. alike E. None
C. much larger than that
129. The teacher gave Martha a failing grade on
D. more larger than that
her composition because it was ––––– he had
E. much larger than those of
already read.
123. The rooms in the front are ––––– in the back
A. alike B. the same as
A. more noisier than those
C. similar D. as E. none
B. much noisier than those
130. Altbouab w_ o`t_n us_ ‗sp__^‘ [n^
C. much noisy than those
‗v_lo]ity‘
D. more noisy than those
interchangeably, in [ t_]bni][l s_ns_, ‗sp__^‘
E. much noisier than that
is not always ––––– ‗v_lo]ity‘
124. Find the correct sentence
A. alike B. the same as
A. The interest at city Bank is higher than Sonali
C. similar D. as E. none
Bank
131. I would really like to have a stereo that is ––
English – Lec – 20
––
B. The interest at city Bank is higher than that of
– the one on display.
Sonali Bank
A. similar B. alike
C. The interest at city Bank is higher than those
C. similar to D. similar as
of Sonali Bank
E. the same
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132. My roomm[t_‖s v[lu_s [r_ ––––– in spite of
C. like D. alike E. as like
our being from different countries.
141. Antbony ^o_sn‖t look ––––– his brother.
A. similar B. similar to me
A. like to B. like as
C. similar to mine D. similar as mine
C. like D. alike E. as like
E. similar mine
142. Although they are smaller, chipmunks are ––
133. Cli``‖s al[ss_s [r_ –––––, but his cost a lot
–
less.
––most other ground squirrels,
A. similar B. similar to you
A. like to B. like as
C. similar to your D. similar as yours
C. like D. alike E. as like
E. similar to yours
143. I want to buy a pair of shoes ––––– tb_s_ I‖m
134. That joke is ––––– that I heard.
wearing.
A. similar B. alike
A. the same style B. the same style like
C. similar to D. similar as
C. the same style as D. same style as
E. the same
E. same style like
135. All of the other departments are ––––– this
144. This is not ––––– he rest of the apartments.
one.
A. the same big like B. the same big as
A. similar B. alike
C. same big as D. same big like
C. similar to D. similar as
E. the same big
E. the same
145. The gold chain that Edith saw is ––––– yours.
136. The vegetation in temperate zones all around
A. the same weight like B. the same weight
the world is ––––.
C. same weight like D. the same weight as
A. similar B. like
E. same weight as
C. same as D. as E. similar to
146. Please cut my hair ––––– he style in this
137. The weather feels ––––– spring.
magazine.
A. like to B. like as
A. the same length B. the same length like
C. like D. alike E. as
C. the same length as D. same length like
138. This suit is ––––– that suit.
E. same length as
A. like to B. like as
147. Is this thread ––––– the cloth?
C. like D. alike E. as like
A. the same color B. the same color like
139. Your recipe for chicken is ––––– a recipe
C. same color as D. same color like
that
E. the same color as
my mother has.
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A. like to B. like as
148. Some retirement communities will not sell
C. like D. alike E. as like
property to new residents unless they are
140. I want to buy some shoes ––––– the ones I
about –––– the rest of the residents.
have.
A. the same age B. the same old
A. like to B. like as
C. the same age as D. the same old as
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E. all of the above
A. differ B. different
149. M[ry‖s jo\ is ––––– ill‖s.
C. different from D. different than
A. as hard B. as hard as
E. more different than
C. as hard that D. hard as
157. Long distance telephone rates for daytime
E. as hardly as
hours are ––––– rates for nighttime hours.
150. Miss Jon_‖s Enalisb is not ––––– Dr. B[k_r‖s.
A. differ B. different
A. as clear B. as clear as
C. different from D. different than
C. as clear that D. clear as
E. more different than
E. as clearly as
158. A nursery school is ––––– a day care center.
151. He is not ––––– his brother.
A. differ B. different
A. as tall B. as tall as
C. different from D. different than
C. as tall that D. tall as
E. more different than
E. as tall like
159. The tour packages that we offer are –––––
152. The meat at the supermarket is not –––––
most tours.
the
A. differ B. different
meat at a butcher shop.
C. different from D. different than
A. as expensive B. as expensive as
E. more different than
C. as expensive that D. expensive as
160. The works of Picasso were quite –––– during
E. as expensive like
various periods of his artistic life.
153. College Station is not ––––– Austin.
A. differ B. different
A. as big B. as big as
C. different from D. different than
C. as big that D. big as
E. more different than
E. as big like
161. Sharon is ––––– other women I know.
154. Although the name was not popularized until
A. differ B. different
the Middle Ages, engineering –––––
C. different from D. different than
civilization.
E. more different than
A. as old as B. is as old as
162. Do you have anything a little ––––– these?
C. that is old as D. as old as that
A. differ B. different
E. A+B
C. different from D. different than
155. Although they are both weekly news
E. more different than
magazines, Times is ––––– Newsweek in
163. The campus at State University ––––– that of
several ways.
City College.
A. differ B. different
A. differs B. differs from
C. different from D. different than
C. different from D. different than
E. more different than
E. differs than
156. The watch in the window is a little ––– this
164. J[yn_‖s [p[rtm_nt is v_ry ––––– Bill‖s _v_r
one.
though they are in the same building.
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A. differ B. different
A. so much as B. as much as
C. different from D. different than
C. as many as D. more than
E. more different than
E. as much that
165. Customs ––––– one region of the country to
172. After the purchase of the Louisiana Territory,
another.
the United States had ––––– it had previously
A. differ B. differ from
owned.
C. different from D. differ than
A. twice more land than
E. differ than
B. two times more land than
166. Modern blimps like the famous Goodyear
C. twice as much land as
blimps –––––– the first ones in that they are
D. two times much land than E. A+B
filled with helium instead of hydrogen.
173. ––––– people came to the meeting.
A. differ from B. different from
A. More one hundred
C. is different from D. different E. differ
B. More than one hundred
than
C. More then one hundred
167. This one is prettier, but it costs twice –––––
D. Much than one hundred
the other one.
E. Most than one hundred
A. so much as B. as much as
174. We have lived in the United States for –––––
C. as many as D. more than
seven years.
E. as much that
A. lesser than B. the lesser than
168. The rent at College Apartment is only half ––
C. less as D. less than E. less then
–
175. The main library has ––––– volumes.
–– you pay here.
A. More one million
A. so much as B. as much as
B. Most than one million
C. as many as D. more than
C. More then one million
E. as much that
D. Much than one million
169. Bob found a job that paid twice ––––– he
E. More than one million
made working at the library.
176. A new shopping center on the north side
A. so much as B. as much as
will
C. as many as D. more than
have ––––– shops
E. as much that
A. More five hundred
170. The prince was very reasonable; I would
B. More than five hundred
gladly have paid three times ––––– he asked.
C. More then five hundred
A. so much as B. as much as
D. Much than five hundred
C. as many as D. more than
E. Most than five hundred
E. as much that
177. There are ––––– students in the lab, but only
171. W_ ^i^n‖t \uy tb_ ][r \_][us_ tb_y w[nt_^
two computers.
twice ––––– it was worth.
A. More fifty B. More than fifty
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C. More then fifty D. Much than fifty
A. more spacious as
E. Most than fifty
B. more spacious than
178. In the Great Smoke Mountains, one can see –
C. more spacious then
–
D. the more spacious than
––– 150 different kinds of trees.
E. most spacious than
A. more than B. as much as
186. The bill which we received was ––––– the
C. up as D. as many to
estimate.
E. all of the above
A. the highest B. higher than
179. We expect ––––– thirty people to come.
C. the higher than D. higher then
A. approximate B. until
E. higher as
C. as many as D. more
187. Eileen has been ––––– lately than she was
E. as much as
when she first came.
180. There are ––––– students attending summer
A. happier B. more happy
school.
C. happiest D. the happier
A. approximate B. more
E. the happiest
C. as much as D. until
188. The books for my engineering course are
E. as many as
more ––––– the books for my other courses.
181. The children can see ––––– baby animals in
A. expensive as B. expensive than
the nursery at the zoo.
C. expensive then D. much expensive than
A. more B. as much as
E. expensiveness than
C. as many as D. approximate
189. The climate here is ––––– that of New
E. until
England.
182. –––– planes have sat in line waiting to take
A. mild than B. milder as
off.
C. the milder then D. milder than
A. as many as B. approximate
E. much mild than
C. more D. until E. as much as
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183. State University offers ––––– major fields of
190. The Disney Amusement Park in Japan is ––––
study.
Florida or California.
A. as much as B. approximate
A. the largest than the ones in
C. as many as D. until E. more
B. larger than the ones in C. larger the ones in
184. It has been estimated that ––––– one
D. the largest of the ones E. A+D
hundred
191. She is ––––– of all of the girls in our class.
thousand men participated in the gold rush of
A. the prettier B. prettier
1898.
C. prettiest D. the prettiest
A. approximate B. until
E. the most pretty
C. as many as D. more E. as much as
192. New York is ––––– of all American cities.
185. This room is ––––– the other one.
A. the larger B. the largest
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C. largest D. large E. larger
200. Please give me ––––– sugar than you did last
193. Of all of the candidates, Alex is probably –––
time.
–
A. much B. little
.
C. fewer D. more E. the most
A. less qualified B. least qualified
201. This composition is ––––– than your last one.
C. the least qualified D. the less qualified
A. better B. best
E. qualified
C. the better D. better
194. Although there are a number of interesting
E. good
findings, ––––– results are in the abstract.
202. ––––– apples are grown in Washington State.
A. the most significant B. the more significant
A. Best B. The most good
C. more significant D. most significant
C. The best D. The better
E. significant
E. Better
195. In my opinion, ––––– place in Oregon is
203. Professor Tucker was pleased because our
Mount Hood.
group approached the project ––––– the
A. the more beautiful B. more beautiful
others.
C. the most beautiful D. most beautiful
A. most scientifically than
E. beautiful
B. more scientifically than
196. The blue whale is –––– known animal,
C. the more scientifically than
reaching a length of more than one hundred
D. scientifically as
feet.
E. scientifically than
A. the large B. the larger
204. This train always leaves ––––– the time on
C. the largest D. most largest
the
E. all of the above
schedule.
197. The lab is ––––– from the bus stop than the
A. later than B. latter than
library.
C. the later than D. the latest
A. farthest B. the farthest
E. latest
C. the farther D. more farther
205. Tb_ stu^_nts in Dr. N_[l‖s ]l[ss ]ompl[in_^ –
E. farther
–––– about the grading system.
198. ––––– accident in the history of the city
A. the more bitterly B. most bitterly
occurred last night on the North Freeway.
C. the most bitterly D. much bitterly
A. The worse B. The worst
E. bitterly
C. Worst D. Worse E. Most
206. I wish we could see each other –––––.
worse
A. more frequent B. most frequently
199. These photographs are very good, but that
C. more frequently D. the more frequently
one is ––––– of all.
E. the most frequently
A. the better B. better
207. He drivers ––––– she does.
C. the best D. best E. much best
A. faster than B. fastest
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C. the faster D. the fastest
B. one must pay fewer income taxes
E. fast than
C. less one must pay in income taxes
208. Many chemicals react ––––– in acid solutions.
D. the least one must pay in income taxes
A. more quick B. more quickly
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C. quicklier D. as quickly more
E. the lesser one must pay in income taxes
E. A+B
212. –––––, the better you will do it.
209. ––––– you study during the semester, –––––
A. More you practice speaking
you have to study the week before exams.
B. The more you practice speaking
A. The more, the least B. The more, the less
C. The most you practice speaking
C. The most, the less D. The lesser, the less
D. You practice speaking more
E. More, the less
E. You practice speaking the most
210. ––––– we finish, ––––– we can leave.
213. It is generally true that the lower the stock
A. The faster, the sooner
market falls, –––––
B. The fastest, the sooner
A. hither the price of gold rises
C. Faster, sooner
B. the price of gold rises high
D. The fastest, the soonest
C. the higher the price of gold rises
E. The faster, sooner
D. rises high the price of gold
211. The less one earns, –––––
E. all of the above
A. the less one must pay in income taxes
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1. ––––– and prolonged droughts result from combinations of several factors.
of the sun. A. can turn is slowly B. can slowly turn
A. Most severs, clearly B. Mostly severe, clearly
C. slowly, it can turn D. slowly turn and
C. Clearly, most severe
E. can turn slow.
D. Clearly, most
severely
6. Mnemonic systems ––––– information so that
E. Most sever, clearly.
it can be
2. A stem may grow upright, horizontally
remembered.
along the
A. organic B. organized
ground, and ––––– underground.
D. organize
A. sometimes even
B. even some time
C. organization
E. None.
7. As he grow older, autistic children
C. evenly, sometimes D. sometimes and even
seldom –––––
E. even and sometimes.
attachments to living creatures
3. ––––– o` on_‖s winnina tb_ lott_ry is [\out
A. forming
one in three
D. forms
million. A. Probably, the statistically B. Statistically, the probable C. Statistically, the probability D. Probably, the statistical E. Probably, statistically.
B. a form
C. form
E. None.
8. Always ––––– diskettes to their envelopes as soon as you remove them from the disk drive. A. they return B. it is returned C. a return D. return E. they returned. 9. According to a survey, test scores –––––
4. Pesticides do not break down easily, ––––
prominently in
–
university admission decisions.
concentrated in the food chain. A. particularly, becoming B. becoming particularly
A. may be a figure B. may figure C. have a figure D. may have figures
E. may have been figures.
C. becoming particularly D. becoming particular
10. ––––– are periodic vibrations in the
E. None.
loudness of a
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D. It beats E. None.
C. Whenever people live
11. Small sailboats can easily capsize ––––– they are not
D. Whenever living
people E. When who lives.
handled carefully.
18. ––––– managed by an independent governor
A. but B. which C. if
and board
D. so E. that.
of directors, the Bank of Canada is owned by
12. ––––– they are tropical birds, parrots
Canadian
can live in
government.
temperate or even cold climates. A. Despite B. Even thought C. Nevertheless D. But E. Notwithstanding.
A. And yet B. In spite C. Although D. It is E. Yet. 19. ––––– pieces of rope are of different
13. ––––– added to a liquid, antifreeze lowers the
thickness, the
freezing
w_[v_r‖s knot ][n \_ us_^ to join tb_m.
temperature of that liquid. A. That B. That
C. It is
D. When E. None.
A. Two of
20. –––––, the seeds of the Kentucky coffee plant are
United States,
poisonous.
it has had an enormous effect on American life. B. As is
C. Two such
D. If two E. of two.
14. ––––– advertising is so widespread in the
A. Why
B. What
C. It is
D. When E. How. 15. ––––– toward shore, its shape is changed by
A. Until they have been cooked B. Cooking them C. They have been cooked
D. Cooked until
E. Cooked till.
its collision
21. Natural silk is till highly prized –––––
with the shallow sea bottom.
artificial fabrics.
A. During a wave B. As a wave C. A wave rolls D. A w[v_‖s rollina E. Non_.
A. although is available B. despite there are available
16. ––––– are increasingly linked over long
C. in spite of the availability of
distances by
D. even though an availability of
E. None.
electronic communications, but many of them
22.
still
Utah.
prefer face-to-face encounters.
A. wherever B. everywhere C. overall
A. Although people B. Despite people C. Today people D. The fact that people E. a+b.
Cattle ranches are found almost ––––– in
D. somewhere E. nowhere. 23. ––––– though a prism, a beam of white light breaks
17. ––––– together in one place, they form a
into all the colors of the rainbow.
community.
A. When shines B. It shines C. It is shone
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24. ––––– most people think of freezing as a
A. moreover B. both C. together D. besides E.
relatively
when.
modern method of food preservation, it is
30. Most crustaceans live in the sea, ––––– some
actually one
live in
of the oldest.
fresh water and a few have ventured onto land.
A. Even B. As though C. However
A. both B. also C. but D. and E. between.
D. Although E. a+b.
31. Ann –––– television when the phone rang.
25. ––––– large bodies of water never freeze solid
A. was watching B. is watching C. has watched
is that
D. watched E. none
the sheet of ice on the surface protects the water
32. Find out the correct sentence?
below
A. Listen, he is speaking. B. Listen, he speaks.
it from the cold air.
C. I had met him yesterday.
A. Because B. Why do C. The reason that
D. My servant says he had gone to Bazar. E.
D. For the reason E. Why not.
None.
26. ––––– granted by the Patent Office, it becomes
33. He found a lot of dust underneath the table.
the
It is -
inv_ntor‖s prop_rty [n^ b_ or sb_ ][n k__p it,
A. Adverb B. Conjunction C. Preposition
sell it, or
D. Verb E. Noun.
license it to someone else.
34. Complete the sentence.
A. Once a patent is B. When a patent C. A patent,
He was excused ––––– his age.
once
A. along with B. according to C. by means of
D. A patent, wherever it E. When once a patent.
D. by reason of E. by means with.
27. Owls can hunt in total darkness ––––– their
35. Choose the correct option.
remarkably keen sense of smell.
A. Oliver has usually early B. We often will go
A. since B. because of C. the result
there
D. that E. as that.
C. I forgiving her a long time ago
28. ––––– most bamboo blooms every year, there
D. I am going to buy a luxurious apartment
are some
E. I forgiving her a long time.
species that flower only two or three times a
36. Choose the correct option.
century.
A. I have never hurt anyone
A. Whenever B. That C. While
B. Aftab already left when I phoned
D. However E. None.
C. It has impossible for me to leave my family
29. Demographers believe most metropolitan
D. She was not already sure, if she could marry
areas will
me
continue to grow in ––––– population and area in
E. None.
the
37. Complete the sentence.
future.
We have ––––– to decide, what action to take.
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A. yet B. already C. since
D. Disdain E. Accept.
D. just E. Nearly.
44. Tb_ Synonym o` ―N[iv_‖ is -
38. Choose the correct option.
A. Futile B. Ingenuous C. Unintelligible
A. Monica has been absent for Monday.
D. Obliterate E. None.
B. I have reached the station long ago.
45. They are some ––––– I think are clever.
C. While Laboni was cooking food, James was
A. whom B. who C. that
reading the
D. which E. None.
newspaper.
46. Which sentence is correct?
D. Monica has been absent of Monday
A. None but him can do it B. None but he can do
E. None of the above.
it
39. Complete the sentence.
C. Only but he can do it D. a+b
We had dinner ––––– they arrived.
E. None of the above.
A. after B. before C. while
47. Tb_ noun `orm o` ―Curious‖ is –––––
D. when E. that.
A. Curious B. Curiously C. Curiosity
40. Choose the correct option.
D. None of the above E. a+c.
A. When I reached home, she had fallen asleep.
48. It –––– very much in summer.
B. Tushar will have doing his homework before
A. ^o_sn‖t r[in B. ^on‖t r[ins C. ^i^ not r[in
you scold.
D. A+C E. none
C. She feared that he harms her.
49. Which word is incorrectly spelled?
D. I will admit that, it will not be a very sensible
A. Accomplishment B. Brilliant C. Colleague
thing to do.
D. Disappointment E. None of the above.
E. None.
50. Choose the correct sentence:
41. Mozart ––––– more than 600 pieces of music.
A. Rarely you are found in the room
A. wrote B. writes C. writing
B. Rarely are you found in the room
D. A+B E. none
C. You are rarely found in the room
42. Choose the correct option.
D. Both b+c E. both a + b.
A. We had completed the assignment three days
51. Choose the correct sentence -
\_`or_ l[st Fri^[y‖s ^_[^ lin_.
A. Give me a ten page book. B. Give me ten pages
B. We were stuffing envelops every day last week.
book.
C. I listened to the radio when the accident
C. Give me a ten pages book. D. Both b+c E. both
happened.
a+ b.
D. We had completed the assignment three day
52. Pl_[s_ ^on‖t m[t_ so mu]b nois_. I‖m –––––.
before
A. work B. worked C. working
l[st Fri^[y‖s ^_[^ lin_.
D. B+C E. none
E. All of the above.
53. Which is the ]orr_]t ―synonym‖ o`
43. Tb_ Synonym o` ―D_t_r‖ is -
―ADULTERATE‖?
A. Refute B. Obstruct C. Expert
A. Unreasonable B. Contaminate C. Pollute
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D. Both b + c E. None of the above.
B. He left home three weeks since
54. Which is the correct synonym of
C. I never realized that I loved you until now
‗INCREDIBLE‘?
D. He will regularly appears on television
A. Unbelievable B. Unthinkable C. Unlikely
E. All of the above.
D. Unassuming E. a + b+d.
63. Complete the sentence.
55. Which word is incorrectly spelled?
I b[v_n‖t r_]_iv_^ [ l_tt_r `rom b_r - .
A. Malaria B. Ferocious C. Manoeuvre
A. since B. often C. just
D. Fahrenheit E. None of these.
D. already E. yet.
56. ROOSTER : HEN
64. Wb_r_‖s M[ra[r_t? Sb_‖s ––––– a bath.
A. pigeon: dove B. dog : cat C. gander: gosling
A. has B. have C. had
D. swan: drake E. gander: goose.
D. having E. none
57. POLICEMAN : CRIMINAL
65. I‖m tir_^ I‖m ––––– to bed now.
A. Officer : clerk B. Doctor : patient
A. went B. go C. going
C. Evangelist : sinner D. Educator : ignorance
D. gone E. none
E. Judge : court.
66. Choose the synonym of the word
58. ENTREPRENEUR : PROFITS
Brittle -
A. Laborer: wages B. Manager: employees
A. Strong B. Soft C. Tough
C. Moon lighter: debts D. Arbitrator : complaints
D. Fragile E. None.
E. Exhortation : flattery
67. Choose the synonym of the word
59. Which of the following is a synonym of
Deceit -
―CACOPHONIOUS‖?
A. Truth B. Honesty C. Fair-dealing
A. Inharmonious B. Harsh C. Raucous
D. Duplicit E. None.
D. A & C only E. A, B, & C.
68. Choose the synonym of the word Calm-
60. Which of the following is a synonym of
A. Agitated B. Quiet C. Inflamed
―ZENITH‖?
D. Angry E. None.
A. Verbose B. Prolix C. Pinnacle
69. ––––– to the radio? No, you can turn it off.
D. Diligent E. Gallant.
A. Do you listen B. Are you listening
61. Except for you and I everyone brought a
C. Have you listened D. Did you listen
present to this
E. None.
party.
70. We usually ––––– vegetables in our garden but
A. Except for you and I everyone.
this
B. With the exception of you and I everyone.
year we ––––– any.
C. Except for you and I, everyone had.
A. grow, are not growing B. grow, grow
D. Except for you and me, everyone.
C. are growing, grow D. are growing, are not
E. Except for you and me everyone had.
growing
62. Choose the correct option.
E. None.
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71. Tonuja ––––– her hand when she ––––– the
D. see E. none
dinner
82. During his formative years Ronald Reagan –––
A. was burning, cooked B. burnt, cooked
–– on a
C. burnt, was cooking D. burnt, had cooked
form in Illinois
E. burns, was cooking.
A. has lived B. lived C. living
72. We saw an accident while we –––––
D. had living E. None.
A. traveled B. were traveling C. had traveled
83. Spanish culture ––––– the new world by
D. are traveling E. None.
Sixteenth
73. When I was young, I ––––– to be a bus driver.
century conquistadors
A. wanted B. was wanting C. had wanted
A. was brought to B. be brought to C. brought to
D. want E. an wanting.
D. brought E. None.
74. Jane ––––– for me when I arrived.
84. By the end of the year. the speed limit in
A. waited B. was waiting C. had waited
many states –
D. waits E. is waiting.
–––– 55 miles per hour.
75. He told me his name but I ––––– it.
A. was reducing B. had reduced to
A. have forgotten B. had forgotten C. forgot
C. had been reduced to D. was being E. None.
D. an forgetting E. None.
85. Archaeologists believe that the calendar –––––
76. The house was dirty. They ––––– cleaned it
by the
for weeks.
Aztecs.
A. had not cleaned B. have not cleaned C. did not
A. were inventing B. have been invented
clean
C. had been invented D. being invented
D. were not cleaning E. None.
86. Water safety experts feel we should ––––– at
77. Wb[t ^o_s tb_ pbr[s_ ‗C[t‖s p[w‘ m_[n?
young an
A. A C[t‖s ^oll B. Favorite person
age as possible.
C. Vi]tim o` som_on_‖s will D. En_my E. Non_.
A. begin to teach children to swim
78. Complete the sentence.
B. begins taught children to swim
No animal is so big ––––– the blue whale.
C. beginning to teach children to swim
A. than B. from C. but D. as E. c+d.
D. began to teach children to swim E. None.
79. Complete the sentence.
87. L_t‖s ao out now. It isn‖t ––––– any more.
A person who is ––––– is not –––––.
A. rain B. rains C. raining
A. sanguine, optimistic B. gullible, credulous
D. rained E. none
C. meticulous, careless D. facetious, silly E. None.
88. The cyclist ––––– he crossed the main street.
80. Hello, Jane, Are you ––––– the party?
A. looked with caution after B. had looked
A. enjoy B. enjoying C. enjoyment
cautiously before
D. enjoyed E. enjoys
C. was looked cautious when D. looks cautious
81. I ––––– Rose in town a few days ago.
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89. Lee contributed fifty dollars, but he wishes he
A. his wife was sleeping B. his wife slept
could
C. his wife has slept D. his wife has been sleeping
contribute –––––.
E. None of the above.
A. one other fifty dollars B. the same amount also
94. George did not do well in the class because ––
C. another fifty D. more fifty dollars
–
E. None of the above.
A. he studied bad B. he was not good study wise
90. N[n]y b[sn‖t \_aun working on her Ph. D. –––
C. he was a badly student D. he failed to study
––
properly
workina on b_r m[st_r‖s.
E. None of the above.
A. still because she is yet B. yet as a result she is
95. After the funeral, the residents of the
still
apartment
C. yet because she is still D. still while she is
building –––––.
already
A. sent faithfully flowers all weeks to the
E. None of the above.
cemetery
91. The teachers have had some problems
B. sent to the cemetery each week flowers
deciding –––––.
faithfully
A. when to the students they shall return the
C. sent flowers faithfully to the cemetery each
final papers
week
B. when are they going to return to the students
D. sent each week faithfully to the cemetery
the final
flowers
papers
E. None of the above.
C. when they should the final papers to the
96. Because the first pair of pants did not fit
students
properly, he
D. the time when the final papers they should
asked for –––––.
return for
A. another pants B. others pants C. the others
the students E. None of the above.
ones
92. The families were told to evacuate their
D. another pair E. None of the above.
houses
97. Alfred Adams has not –––––.
immediately –––––.
A. lived lonelynessly in times previous
A. at the time when the water began to go up
B. never before lived sole
B. when the water began to rise
C. ever lived alone before
C. when up was going the water
D. before lived without the company of his
D. in the time when the water raised
friends
E. None of the above.
E. None of the above.
93. When Henry arrived home after a hard day at
98. This year will be difficult for organization
work, –
because –––
––––.
––.
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A. They have less money and volunteers than
104. Only if ––––– will proper labeling be
they had last year
essential
B. it has less money and fewer volunteers than it
A. the law is changed B. is changed the law
had last year
C. is the law changed D. the law being changed
C. the last it did not have as few and little
E. None of the above.
volunteers and money
105. The sulky, a horse drawn carriage, ––––– to
D. there are fewer money and volunteers that in
have been
the last
invented in the early nineteenth century by an
year there were E. None of the above.
English
99. On_ o` tb_ pro`_ssor‖s ar_[t_st [ttri\ut_s is ––
physician.
–
A. believed B. was believing C. is believed
A. when he gives lectures
D. is believing E. None of the above.
B. how in the manner that he lectures
106. Mary has been on a diet –––––.
C. the way to give lectures
A. since three week B. for three weeks
D. his ability to lecture E. None of the above.
C. since three weeks D. for three week
100. Tb_ stu^_nts lik_^ tb[t pro`_ssor‖s ]ours_
E. since tree for weeks
because –––.
107. Lack of exercise and high-fat diets have ––––
A. there was few if any homework
– to be
B. not a lot of homework
factors in heart attacks.
C. o` tb_r_ w[sn‖t [ ar_[t [mount o` bom_work
A. long been knownB. been long known
D. there was little or no homework E. None
C. known been long D. long known been
101. John said that no other car could go –––––.
E. None of the above.
A. so fast like his car B. as fast like his car
108. ––––– the water clear but also prevent the
C. as fast like the car of him D. as fast as his car
river from
E. None of the above.
overflowing.
102. He gave –––––.
A. Not only tb_ bippo‖s _[tina b[\its keep
A. to the class a tough assignment
B. K__p not only tb_ bippo‖s _[tina b[\its
B. the class a tough assignment
C. Tb_ bippo‖s _[tina b[\its not only k__p
C. a tough assignment for the class
D. Not only k__p tb_ bippo‖s _[tina b[\its
D. an assignment very tough to the class E. None
E. None of the above.
103. Potatoes and onions ––––– from sprouting by
109. Not until 1865 ––––– the first antiseptic
a new
treatment on a
technology using radiation.
compound fracture.
A. are preventing B. prevention is C. are
A. when Joseph Lister tried B. when did Joseph
prevented
Lister try
D. prevented E. None
C. did Joseph Lister try D. that Joseph Lister tried E. None of the above.
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110. At each end of the tube –––––, one which
surrounded by acres of gardens.
gathers light
A. where the Aston stately home stands
and one which magnifies the image.
B. the stately home stands of Aston
A. are two lenses there B. two lenses are
C. the stately home of Aston stands
C. are two lenses d. two lenses are there E. None
D. stands the stately Aston home E. None
111. When –––– into the Colorado wilderness, no
117. In the Sonora desert, the daytime
one could
temperatures –––––
have predicted how popular the animal would
to 500 degrees Celsius.
become.
A. rise B. rising C. to rise D. risen E. None
A. llamas first bring B. were llamas first brought
118. ––––– after years of planning did the project
C. first bringing llamas D. llamas were first
get
brought
underway.
E. None of the above.
A. Seldom B. Only C. Often D. Always E. None
112. Centuries ago, ––––– known source of
119. ––––– should the expense of the new bridge
frankincense
be
and myrrh was Yemen.
considered a problem.
A. not only B. the only C. only
A. Scarcely B. Nor C. Often D. Always E. None
D. only the E. None
120. ––––– had the restaurant opened than people
113. Noise pollution generally receives less
were
attention than ––
flocking to eat there.
––– air pollution.
A. No sooner B. Nowhere C. Often D. Always
A. does B. it does C. over
121. ––––– should a young child be allowed to
D. it does over E. None
play with
114. During the investigations, those questioned
fireworks without adult supervision.
included ––
A. Under no circumstances B. No sooner than C.
––– top officials, but also the minor employees
Often
who
D. Always E. None of the above.
carried out the orders.
122. ––––– have playing cards been used for card
A. when B. both C. without
games but
D. not only E. None
also for fortune-telling.
115. Putrefaction ––––– by bacteria and not by a
A. Not as much B. Not only C. Often
chemical
D. Always E. None
process.
123. ––––– will the emperor penguin leave its
A. to be caused B. causing C. caused
nest before
D. is caused E. None
the chick hatches.
116. West of Newport –––––, one of the many
A. Not once B. Not until C. Often
mansions
D. Always E. None
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124. ––––– intensive research can a vaccine for
131. In 1990, the population of Bangladesh –––––
the virus be
120
found.
million.
A. Only when B. Only through C. Often
A. is B. was C. are D. were E. had been
D. Always E. None
132. Choose the correct sentence
125. ––––– are the autumn colors so splendid as
A. W_ ^on‖t r_]_iv_ m[il y_st_r^[y \_][us_ it w[s
in New
a holiday
England.
B. W_ ^i^n‖t r_]_iv_^ m[il y_st_r^[y \_][us_ it
A. Only B. Nowhere C. Often
was a holiday.
D. Always E. None
C. W_ b[v_n‖t r_]_iv_^ m[il y_st_r^[y \_][us_ it
126. Just before he died, my friend who –––––
is a holiday.
poetry –––––
D. W_ b[^n‖t r_]_iv_^ m[il y_st_r^[y \_][us_ it is
his first book.
a holiday.
A. writes, publishes B. wrote, publishes
E. W_ ^i^n‖t r_]_iv_ m[il y_st_r^[y \_][us_ it w[s
C. writes, published D. wrote, published
a holiday.
E. write, publish
133. Although there ––––– 200 foreign students at
21
Dhaka
127. Until the day he –––––, he always ––––– in
University in 1995, there ––––– more than 500
class Just as
now.
the bell rang.
A. were, are B. are, were C. is, was
A. dies, arrives B. died, arrived C. died, arrives
D. had been, are E. has been, are
D. dies, arrived E. had died, arrives
134. She has been living here ––––– April.
128. Before he ––––– the man who ––––– across
A. Before B. after C. since D. for E. long
the street
135. We have known each other ––––– 1974.
used to help me.
A. since B. as C. because D. for E. after.
A. died, lived B. dies, lives C. died, has been living
136. A. Junu will l_`t \y t_n o‖]lo]k.
D. had died, is living E. died, has lived
B. Junu will b[v_ l_`t \y t_n o‖]lo]k.
129. A short time before he ––––– the old man ––
C. Junu will b[v_ \__n l_`t \y t_n o‖]lo]k.
––– a will.
D. Junu will \__n l_`t \y t_n o‖]lo]k. E. Non_
A. has died, wrote B. had died, has written
137. You ––––– your home work by the time the
C. died, had written D. dies, has written
movie
E. had died, had written
starts.
130. John ––––– typing his paper last night.
A. will finish B. will finished C. finished
A. does not finish B. have not finished
D. will have finished E. will have been finished
C. had not finished D. did not finish
138. Before we can tell them about the discount,
E. were not finished
they ––––– the tickets.
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A. have bought B. will have bought C. bought
153. The water ––––– now. Can you turn it off?
D. buying E. None
A. is boiling B. is boiled C. boils
139. I ––––– all of my library books, before school
D. was boiled E. none
is not.
154. Listen to those people. What language –––––
A. will return B. have returned C. return
they –––––
D. will had returned E. will have returned
?
140. Catherine wants to work in Italy, so she is ––
A. does, speak B. are, speaking C. do, speaks
–––
D. was, speaking E. B+D
Italian.
155. I ––––– to bed now; Goodnight.
A. learn B. learning C. learned D. learned E. none
A. go B. went C. am going D. was going E. none
141. Some friends of mine are ––––– their own
156. Maria is in Britain at the moment. She –––––
house.
English.
A. built B. build C. builds D. building E. none
A. is learning B. learns C. has learned
142. You‖r_ ––––– hard today.
D. was learning E. none
A. working B. works C. worked D. work E. none
157. Water ––––– at 100 degree Celsius.
143. Is Susan ––––– this week?
A. is boiling B. boils C. was boiling D. A+B E. none
A. works B. working C. worked D. work E. none
158. Excuse me; ––––– you ––––– English?
144. The Population of the work is ––––– fast.
A. do, speak B. are, speaking C. were, speaking
A. rises B. rising C. rose D. B+C E. none
D. B+C E. none
145. Is your English ––––– better?
159. What ––––– you usually ––––– at weekends?
A. getting B. gets C. got D. A+B E. none
A. does, do B. did, do C. are, doing D. do, do E.
146. She is ––––– to work.
none
A. driven B. driving C. drove D. B+C E. none
160. Most people ––––– to swim when they are
147. Nurses ––––– after patients in hospitals.
children.
A. looks B. looking C. looked D. look E. none
A. learn B. learns C. are, learning D. do learn E.
148. I usually ––––– away at weekend.
none
A. go B. goes C. went D. have gone E. none
161. I usually ––––– to work by car.
149. The earth ––––– round the sun.
A. go B. went C. have gone D. do go E. none
A. go B. goes C. went D. has gone E. none
162. She ––––– composing at the age of five.
150. I ––––– up [t 8 O‖]lo]k _v_ry mornina.
A. was starting B. is starting C. starts
A. am getting B. get C. got D. A+B E. none
D. started E. none
151. How often ––––– you ––––– to the dentist?
163. I ––––– to watch this cinema three times.
A. are, going B. do, go C. did, go D. B+C E. none
A. have gone B. went C. go D. had gone E. none
152. In summer, John usually ––––– tennis once
164. The police ––––– me on my may home last
on twice a
night.
week.
A. stops B. has stopped C. stopped
A. plays B. played C. is playing D. A+B E. none
D. had stopped E. none
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165. She passed her examination because she ––––
D. A+C E. none
– very
176. I ––––– four cups of coffer today.
hard.
A. have drunk B. drink C. had drunk D. drunk E.
A. studied B. has studied C. had studied
none
D. studies E. none
177. I ––––– Tom this morning.
166. This time last year I ––––– in Brazil.
A. ^on‖t s__ B. b[^n‖t sun C. s[w D. b[v_n‖t s__n
A. is living B. was living C. has lived
178. Mou ––––– very hard this term.
D. had lived E. none
A. b[sn‖t work_^ B. b[^n‖t work_^ C. isn‖t
167. What ––––– you ––––– [t 10 O‖]lo]k l[st
working
night?
D. ^o_sn‖t work E. non_
A. had, done B. have, done C. are, doing
179. It‖s tb_ `irst tim_ sb_ ––––– a car.
D. were, doing E. none
A. is driven B. has driven C. had drive
168. I waved to her but she –––––.
D. driven E. none
A. w[sn‖t lookina B. [r_n‖t lookina C. b[v_ look_^
180. He ––––– never ––––– a car before.
D. had looked E. none
A. has, driven B. had, driven C. is driven
169. I ––––– home, when I met Dave.
D. is driving E. none
A. had walked B. have walked C. is walking
181. It ––––– for two hours.
D. was walking E. none
A. rains B. has been raining C. rained
170. I ––––– home after the party last night.
D. was raining E. none
A. walk B. have walked C. was walking
182. We heed an umbrella. It –––––.
D. walked E. none
A. has bun raining B. is raining C. had bun
171. Tom ––––– his hard when he ––––– the
raining
dinner.
D. rains E. none
A. burnt, is cooking B. burns, has cooked
183. The ground is wet. It –––––.
C. burnt, was cooked D. burnt, was cooking
A. has bun raining B. is raining C. had been
E. none
raining
172. When Karen arrived, we ––––– dinner.
D. rains E. none
A. are having B. were having C. have had
184. My hands are very dirty. I ––––– the car.
D. had had E. none
A. has repaired B. am repairing
173. ―Is S[lly b_r_?‖ No, sb_ ––––– out.
C. have been repairing D. had repaired E. none
A. has gone B. had, gone C. is going
185. The car is Ok again now, I ––––– it.
D. goes E. none
A. have repaired B. have been repairing
174. ––––– you ever ––––– caviar?
C. had repaired D. was repairing E. none
A. Had, eaten B. Are, eating C. Have, eaten
186. Where have you been? ––––– you –––––
D. Were, eating E. none
tennis?
175. We ––––– never ––––– a car.
A. Have, been playing B. Had, been playing
A. have, had B. had, have C. had, had
C. Were, been playing D. A+B E. none
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187. Mary ––––– the report today.
194. I ––––– a lot of sweets, when I was a child.
A. has written B. have written C. written
A. ate B. eat C. have eaten D. had eaten E. none
D. wrote E. none
195. Tom ––––– bis k_y. H_ ][n‖t a_t into tb_
188. They ––––– t_nnis sin]_ 2 O‖]lo]k.
home.
A. were playing B. have been playing
A. lost B. has lost C. had lost D. A+B E. none
C. had been playing D. are playing E. none
196. It ––––– this week.
189. They ––––– tennis three times this week.
A. w[sn‖t r[inina B. b[^n‖t r[in_^ C. b[sn‖t r[in_^
A. have played B. played C. play
D. b[sn‖t \_ r[inina E. non_
D. have been playing E. none
197. We ––––– for an hour.
190. I ––––– for two hours.
A. has waited B. was waiting C. are waiting
A. waited B. have waited C. have waiting
D. have been waiting E. none
D. am waiting E. none
198. It ––––– rain last week.
191. Sally ––––– here for six months.
A. ^i^n‖t B. ^o_sn‖t C. w[sn‖t D. isn‖t E. non_
A. has been worked B. has been working
199. I ––––– a lot of work yesterday.
C. had worked D. had been working E. none
A. do B. did C. had done D. have done E. none
192. The weather ––––– nice yesterday.
200. We ––––– golf when we were on holding last
A. will be B. has C. is D. was E. none
summer.
193. They ––––– ten minutes ago.
A. ^i^n‖t pl[y B. ^on‖t pl[y C. b[v_n‖t pl[y_^
A. was arriving B. arrived C. had arrived
D. b[^n‖t pl[y_^ E. non_
D. arrive E. none
Answer Keys: 1. c 2. a 3. c 4. c 5. b 6. d 7. c 8. d 9. b 10. c 11. c 12. b 13. d 14. d 15. b 16. c 17. c 18. c 19. d 20. a 21. c 22. b 23. a 24. d 25. c 26. a 27. b 28. d 29. b 30. c 31. a 32. a 33. c 34. d 35. d 36. a 37. a 38. c 39. b 40. a 41. A 42. a 43. b 44. b 45. b 46. a 47. c 48. a 49. e 50. d 51. a 52. c 53. d 54. a 55. e 56. e 57. b 58. a 59. e 60. c 61. d 62. c 63. e 64. d 65. c 66. d 67. d 68. b 69. b 70. a 71. c 72. b 73. a 74. b 75. a 76. a 77. c 78. d 79. c 80. B 81. c 82. b 83. a 84. c 85. c 86. a 87. c 88. b 89. c 90. c 91. c 92.b 93.a 94.d 95.c 96.d 97.c 98.b 99.d 100.d 101.d 102.b 103.c 104.a 105.c 106.b 107.b 108.c 109.c 110.c 111.d 112.d 113.a 114.d 115.d 116.d 117.a 118.b 119.a 120.a 121.a 122.b 123.a 124.b 125.a 126. d 127. b 128. a 129. c 130. d 131. b 132. e 133. a 134. c 135. a 136. b 137. d 138. b 139. e 140. b 141. d 142. a 143. b 144. b 145. a 146. b 147. d 148. a 149. B 150. b 151. b 152. a 153. a 154. b 155. c 156. a 157. b 158. a 159. d 160. a 161. a 162. d 163. a 164. c 165. A 166. b 167. d 168. a 169. d 170. d 171. d 172. b 173. a 174. c 175. a 176. a 177. d 178. a 179. b 180. a 181. b 182. b 183. a 184. c 185. a 186. a 187. a 188. b 189. a 190. b 191. b 192. d 193. b 194. a 195. b 196. c 197. d 198. a 199. b 200. a 201.d 202.a
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1. Although Emily Dickinson is now a well-known
A. known what B. known what it is
American poet, only seven of her poems –––––
C. what is known D. what it is known
while she was alive.
E. what known
A. publishing B. to publish
7. Volcanoes are divided into three main groups,
C. have published D. were published
based on their shape and the type of material
E. to publish
they –––––.
2. Before every presidential election in the
A. are made B. made of
United
C. are made of D. make for
States, the statisticians try to guess the
E. make of
proportion of the population that ––––– for each
8. The growth of psychobiology owes ––––– to
candidate.
major conceptual advances in the way people
A. are voted B. voting
think about the brain.
C. to be voted D. will vote
A. much B. as much as
E. to be vote
C. much which D. there is so much
3. Narcissus bulbs ––––– at least three inches
E. much as
apart
9. Now considered an art form, quilt making
and covered with about four inches of well
originated as a means of fashioning bed covers
drained soil.
from bits of fabric that otherwise –––--.
A. should be planted B. to plant
A. not use B. were no use
C. must planting D. should plant
C. had no use D. it was not used
E. should be plant
E. no were use
4. In many areas the slope and topography of the
10. He entered a university –––––
land ––––– excess rainfall to run off into a
A. when he had sixteen years
natural outlet.
B. when sixteen years were his age
A. neither permit B. without permitting
C. at the age of sixteen
C. nor permitting D. do not permit
D. at age sixteen years old
E. without permit
E. when sixteen years he had
5. Microscopes make small things appear larger
11. That magnificent ––––– temple was
than –––––.
constructed
A. really are B. are really
by the Chinese.
C. are they really D. they really are
A. eight-centuries-old B. eight-]_ntury‖s-old
E. are really they
C. old-eight-centuries D. eight-century-old
6. A logarithm is ––––– in algebra as an exponent.
E. old -centuries-eight
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12. The people at the party were worried about
C. permitting the photographers enter the
Janet because no one was aware ––––– she had
building
gone.
D. the photographers let into the building without
A. where that B. of where
the proper documentations E. None
C. of the place where D. the place
18. The professor said that –––––.
E. of the place which
A. the students can turn over their reports on the
13. Sin]_ b_ ]b[na_^ pro`_ssions, Fr_^‖s y_[rly
Monday
income has –––––.
B. the reports on Monday could be received from
A. nearly tripled
the students by him
B. got almost three times bigger
C. the students could hand in their reports on
C. almost grown by three times
Monday
D. just about gone up three times
D. the students will on Monday the reports turn
E. by three times almost grown
in
14. It is very difficult to stop the cultivation of
E. None of the above
marijuana because –––––.
19. Choose the correct sentence
A. it grows very carelessly
A. He was among the few who want to work on
B. o` it‖s arowtb witbout [tt_ntion
the
C. it grows well with little care
project.
D. it ^o_sn‖t ][r_ mu]b to arow
B. He was among the few who wants to work on
E. it grow well with little care
the
15. Mr. Roberts is a noted chemist –––––.
project.
A. as well as an effective teacher
C. He is among the few who wants to work on
B. and too a very efficient teacher
the
C. but he teaches very good in addition
project.
D. however he teaches very good also
D. He is among the few who want to work on the
E. however he teache very good also
project
16. Manufacturers often sacrifice quality –––––.
E. None of the above
A. for a larger profit margin
20. Choose the correct sentence
B. in place of to earn more money
A. She closes the door and hurries away to class.
C. to gain more quantities of money
B. She closes the door and hurry away to class.
D. and instead earn a bigger amount of profit
C. She closed the door and hurries away to class.
E. for margin
D. She closed the door and hurry away to class.
17. The manager was angry because somebody ––.
E. None of the above
A. had allowed the photographers to enter the
21. Choose the correct sentence
building
A. We receive several applications and with them
B. had let the photographers to enter into the
had been copies of transcripts
building
B. We receives several applications and with them
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are copies of transcripts.
A. finds B. found C. has found
C. We received several applications and with
D. find E. to find
them
26. Choose the correct sentence
are copies of transcripts.
A. When she told that everything is ready, we
D. We received several applications and with
went
them
into the room.
were copies of transcripts.
B. When she told that everything is ready, we
E. None of the above
will
22. Choose the correct sentence
go into the room.
A. He found only part of the information that he
C. When she told that everything was ready, we
needs.
go
B. He found only part of the information that he
into the room.
needs.
D. When she told that every thing was ready, we
C. He finds only part of the information that he
went into the room.
needed.
E. None of the above
D. He found only part of the information that he
27. They asked him if he ––––– us.
had
A. will help B. helps C. is helping
needed
D. would help E. helping
E. None of the above
28. Professor told that there ––––– 10,000 species
23. Choose the correct sentence
of
A. A man usually opens the door when he
ferns.
accompanied a woman.
A. is B. are C. were D. has E. being
B. A man usually opened the door when he
29. I will call you when ––––– from my home
accompanies a woman.
A. I will return B. I return C. I returns
C. A man usually opened the door when he will
D. I returned E. I returning
accompany a woman.
30. Maria plans to work when ––––– her M.B.A
D. A man usually open the door when he
A. she gets B. she get C. She got
accompanies a woman.
D. she will get E. she to get
E. None of the above
31. He will buy a computer when –––––
24. Choose the correct sentence
A. she will get paid B. he get paid
A. I thought that he comes today.
C. he gets paid D. he got paid
B. I thought that he is coming today.
E. he get paid
C. I thought that he was coming today.
32. We can ––––– tolerate living with Tony.
D. I thought that he has come today.
A. no long B. not longer C. no longer
E. None of the above
D. not long E. longer
25. He reported that he –––– a blood test to
33. Brad ––––– works here
diagnose
A. none longer B. not longer C. no long
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D. no longer E. longer no
42. I made the machine –––––.
34. I plan to move ––––– another apartment
English – Lec – 08 . 17
A. as soon as I will find B. as soon I will find
A. to work B. work C. working
C. [s soon [s I `in^ D. [s soon [s I‖m `in^ina
D. worked E. work it
E. as soon as I shall find
43. She made the boy ––––– a nap.
35. Taxi fare from the airport may run –––––.
A. take B. to take C. taking
A. as soon as twenty dollars
D. taken E. took
B. as high as twenty dollars
44. Pro` Roa_rs ^i^n‖t m[k_ bim ––––– the essay
C. as high to twenty dollars
in
D. as high twenty dollars
due course of time.
E. as high two dollars
A. type B. to type C. typing
36. She will call you back –––––.
D. to typing E. typed
A. as soon as she will finish
45. Are you going to make your daughter –––––
B. as high as she finishes
part
C. as soon she finishes
time in the store this summer.
D. as soon as she finishes E. to find it
A. to work B. work C. working
37. The cost of one day in an average hospital
D. to working E. work to
can
46. I ][n‖t s__m to m[k_ tbis ^isb w[s b_r –––––
run –––––.
A. running B. to run C. ran
A. as soon as 2000 Tk. B. as high to 2000 Tk.
D. run E. ranning
C. as high 2000 Tk. D. as high as 2000 Tk.
47. Too much water makes plants ––––– brown on
E. as high as Tk 2000
the edge of their leaves.
38. Your application will be considered –––––
A. turning B. turn C. to turn
your
D. to turning E. A+C
file is complete
48. We will have to get someone ––––– the phone
A. as soon B. soon as
right way.
C. as high D. as soon as
A. fixing B. fix C. to be fixed
E. as soon as he
D. to fix E. to the fixed
39. We can leave ––––– Donna is ready.
49. Nor[ aot b_r motb_r‖s w_^^ina ^r_ss ––––– so
A. ever B. ever when C. whenever
that it perfectly.
D. when E. who
A. altered B. alter C. to alter
40. I can meet with you ––––– you have the time.
D. altering E. after
A. ever B. whenever C. whenevers
50. Choose the correct sentence:
D. whenever any E. over
A. L_t‖s a_t R[lpb to ao witb us.
41. His mother made him ––––– medicine.
B. L_t‖s a_t R[lpb ao witb us.
A. to take B. take C. taking
C. L_t‖s a_t our ][r `ix_^ `irst.
D. taken E. take to
D. A + C E. None of the above
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51. I want to get the house ––––– before winter.
60. Professor Baker let me ––––– a paper instead
A. paint B. to paint C. painted
of
D. painting E. as painted
taking in course exam.
52. L_t‖s get some of our money ––––– for dollars.
A. to write B. writing C. write
A. exchanged B. exchange C. to exchange
D. wrote E. written
D. exchanging E. A+B
61. Mehedi is so good hearted that he lets people
53. Choose the correct sentence:
–––
A. Tom had a tooth filling.
–– advantage of him.
B. Tom had a tooth filled.
A. took B. take C. to take
C. Tom had a tooth fill.
D. taking E. take it
D. Tom had a tooth to be filled.
62. Her husband always helps her ––––– the
E. None of the above
laundry.
54. Choose the correct sentence:
A. doing B. done C. do
A. They had their lawyer change their wills.
D. to doing E. did
B. They had their lawyer changed their wills.
63. This book should help you ––––– the lecture.
C. They had their lawyer to changed their wills.
A. to understand B. understand
D. They had their lawyer to change their wills.
C. understanding D. A + B
E. None of the above
E. None of the above
55. Have you had your temperature ––––– yet?
64. Father-in-law helped me ––––– this job.
A. taking B. to take C. take
A. to get B. getting C. got
D. taken E. token
D. to getting E. to gat
56. My English teacher had us ––––– oral test.
65. Bob said that he would help us ––––– the
A. to give B. give C. giving
place.
D. given E. gibed
A. find B. to find C. finding
57. I like the way you had the beautician –––––
D. found E. fond
with
66. Don‖t you b_lp _[]b otb_r ––––– for tests?
your hair
A. they study B. study C. to study
A. do B. to do C. done
D. B + C E. None of the above
D. doing E. did
67. Choose the correct sentence:
58. When I was learning to drive, My dad let me
A. My wedding ring is making of red and white
–– his car.
gold.
A. use B. using C. to use
B. My wedding ring made of red and white gold.
D. used E. use to
C. My wedding ring to make of red and white
59. Would you let us ––––– your notes?
gold.
A. borrow B. to borrow C. borrowed
D. My wedding ring is made of red and white
D. borrowing E. to borrowing
gold. E. All of the above
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68. Nipa ––––– as Nips to his friends.
76. We ––––– if there was a problem.
A. known B. knowing C. is known
A. were to be notified B. were notify
D. know E. knew
C. to be notified D. are to be notified
69. If your sister –––––. she would come.
E. be notified
A. invited B. inviting C. invites
77. Choose the correct sentence:
D. were invited E. invite
A. The game is to reschedule.
70. Choose the correct sentence:
B. The game is to be rescheduled.
English – Lec – 08 . 18
C. The game is to rescheduled.
A. Luna born in lowa.
D. The game to be rescheduled.
B. Luna was born in lowa.
E. None of the above
C. Luna was been born in lowa.
78. Choose the correct sentence:
D. Luna was to born in lowa.
A. This paragraph needs revising.
E. None of the above
B. This paragraph needs to revise.
71. Choose the correct sentence:
C. This paragraph needs to be revised.
A. This car was inspected for customs.
D. A + C E. None
B. This car was inspected by customs.
79. The house needs –––––, but we plan to wait
C. This car was inspected customs.
until
D. This car inspected by customs.
next summer to do it.
E. None of the above
A. to painting B. to be painted C. to paint
72. The decisions on cases like this are –––––
D. painted E. painting
Ujjal.
80. The rug needs ––––– before we move in.
A. making by B. make by C. made by
A. cleaned B. cleaning
D. made to E. A+C
C. to be cleaned D. B +C
73. Choose the correct sentence:
E. None of the above
A. Most of we are sponsored from our parents.
81. The hem of this dress needs ––––– before I
B. Most of us are sponsored from our parents.
wear
C. Most of us sponsored from our parents.
it again.
D. Most of us are sponsored by our parents.
A. mending B. to mend C. mend
E. All of the above
D. be mended E. to mending
74. The results of the exam ––––– tomorrow.
82. Choose the correct sentence:
A. are be announced B. are to be announced
A. His car needs to fix.
C. are announced D. to announced
B. His car needs to be fixed.
E. None of the above
C. His car needs fixing.
75. The finalists ––––– at the next meeting.
D. B + C E. None of the above
A. are to named B. are named
83. It is thought that our ancestor ––––– this city.
C. to named D. are to be named
A. building B. built C. to build
E. is name
D. to building E. building
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84. Choose the correct sentence:
B. The party has been planned for two weeks.
A. It is believed that a horseshoe bringing good luck.
C. The party planned for two weeks.
B. It is believing that a horseshoe bringing good luck.
D. The party has been planning for two weeks.
C. It is believed that a horseshoe brings good luck. D. It is believed that a horseshoe to bring good luck. E. None of the above
85. It is said that a buried treasure –––––. A. near here B. was hidden near here C. hidden near hear D. to hide near here E. hidden to 86. ––––– she is leaving at the end of the year. A. that tit is B. that knowing C. that is known D. It is generally known that E. That is 87. It is believed that all mammals ––––– dreams. A. experience B. to experience C. experiencing D. to be experience E. experienced 88. We ––––– in Cox‖s \[z[r `or `iv_ y_[rs. A. live B. lived C. have lived D. have live E. have to 89. Sukhi ––––– us a lot of help since we arrived. A. given B. has given C. gave D. to give E. gaved 90. We ––––– friends since we were five. A. have been B. have C. been D. having E. to have 91. Have you ––––– your mother a letter? A. wrote B. to write C. write D. written E. Writting 92. Father ––––– this medication since 1985. A. takes B. to take C. took D. has taken E. take to 93. Choose the correct sentence: A. The party has planned for two weeks. facebook /gmail/skype: -
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C. her not find out
A. should return B. should returned C. return
D. she would not find out
D. should be returned E. to return
E. None of the above
108. The plane ––––– by had weather.
101. The party is a surprise, but all of her friends
A. was delayed B. has delayed C. had delayed
–––.
D. delayed E. to delayed
A. are coming B. coming C. come
109. Choose the correct sentence:
D. came E. to come
A. My paper has not typed.
102. I ][n‖t w[lk witb you riabt now \_][us_ ^oor
B. My paper has not been typed.
bell
C. They have informed already.
–––––.
D. B + D E. None of the above
A. rings B. ringing C. is ringing
110. Choose the correct sentence:
D. to ring E. to ringing
A. One of the trees are dead.
103. Choose the correct sentence:
B. One of the trees is dead.
A. We have gone there before
C. One of the art is in the museum.
B. We gone there before C. We going there before
D. Some of the art is in the museum.
D. We are go there before E. None of the above
E. None of the above
104. The sun ––––– when we left this morning.
111. ––– to eat vegetable is to add fiber to your
A. shining B. shines C. had shined
diet.
D. was shining E. to shines
A. One of the best reasons
105. Choose the correct sentence:
B. One of the best reason
A. The plants are watered.
C. Some of the best reasons
B. The plants have been watered.
D. Some of the best reason
C. The plants should be watered.
E. None of the above
D. A + B + C E. None of above
112. ––––– major fields of study that Lubna is
106. The phone ––––– automatically.
considering is nursing.
A. to be answered B. is answered
A. one of B. some of C. one of the
C. answering D. answeres E. to answer
D. some of the E. to some
107. The books ––––– today.
Answer Keys: 1. d 2. d 3. a 4. d 5. d 6. b 7. c 8. a 9. c 10. c 11. d 12. b 13. a 14. a 15. a 16. a 17. a 18. c 19. d 20. a 21. d 22. d 23. d 24. c 25. b 26. d 27. d 28. c 29. b 30. a 31. c 32. c 33. d 34. c 35. b 36. d 37. d 38. d 39. c 40. b 41. b 42. b 43. a 44. a 45. b 46. d 47. b 48. b 49. a 50. d 51. c 52. a 53. b 54. a 55. d 56. b 57. a 58. a 59. a 60. c 61. b 62. c 63. d 64. a 65. d 66. d 67. d 68. c 69. d 70. b 71. b 72. c 73. d 74. b 75. d 76. a 77. b 78. d 79. b 80. d 81. a 82. d 83. b 84. c 85. b 86. d 87. a 88. c 89. b 90. a 91. d 92. d 93. b 94. d 95. b 96. b 97. b 98. c 99.b 100. d 101. a 102. c 103. a 104. d 105. d 106. d 107. d 108. a 109. d 110. b 111. a 112. c 113. b 114. a 115. b
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D. She takes her responsibility more seriously than 1. Complete the sentence.
anyone else I know.
A new house is ––– expensive than an older one.
E. Both C+D.
A. much B. the more C. most
6. Complete the sentence.
D. much more E. more much.
The colder the weather gets –––– I feel.
2. Choose the correct option.
A. more sick B. sicker C. the sicker
A. His drawings are as perfect as his instructor.
D. the more sicker E. none 7. Complete the sentence.
B. The Sundarbans is one of the thickest forests
This shirt costs –––– the other one.
in
A. two times as B. thrice more as
the world.
C. twice as much than D. half as
C. Today it is more chilly than yesterday.
E. None of the above.
D. I am wiser than him.
8. Choose the correct option.
E. All of the above.
A. I have much more books than her.
3. Complete the sentence.
B. February has less fewer days than the March.
Although the drought was not –––– severe ––––
C. The salary of Manna is higher than Dildar.
the previous one, its effect was more damaging.
D. Classes in the university are more difficult
A. as, as B. much, than C. more, than
than
D. mast, as E. so, as.
those in the college. E. None of the above.
4. Choose the correct option.
9. Choose the incorrect option.
A. Her taste is different than mine.
A. This painting is least impressive from the one
B. Manam is more clever as you.
in the other gallery.
C. Hasib plays the guitar as better as Ayub
B. Our hotel suite is farther from the elevator
Bachchu.
than
D. The empire state building is much more taller
yours is.
than the statue of liberty.
C. Tuesday was the cloudiest day of the week.
E. None of the above.
D. Rock is more famous than any other wrestler.
5. Choose the correct option.
E. None of the above.
A. The higher we flew, the worst Alicia felt.
10. Complete the sentence.
B. The cinema hall is farther away of the four
California is farther –––– New York ––––
buildings
Pennsylvania.
C. Ratna is the more polite of the two girls.
A. than, from B. from, than C. than, as
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D. as, than E. from, as.
18. Choose the correct spelling.
11. Complete the sentence.
A. Therapeutic B. Therapetic C. Therapautic
I‖v_ n_v_r \__n insi^_ tb_ bous_‖s –––– room.
D. Pronounciation E. None
A. most inner B. much inner C. more inner
19. Choose the pair of words that best completes
D. innermost E. innerrest.
the analogy - OUTSIDE: INSIDE
12. Choose the correct sentence.
A. Door: Open B. Steam: Evaporate
A. Monisha is clearly superior than the other
C. Cloud: Rain D. Brim: Center
candidates.
E. Heat: Temperature.
B. This was the more unique achievement.
20. Choose the pair of words that best completes
C. The fable was more round of all
the analogy - ATLAS: MAPS
D. The most outer wall of the house was affected.
A. Star: Planets B. Car: Wheels
E. None of the above.
C. Album: Photographs D. Circus: Acrobats
13. Choose the correct sentence.
E. Doctor: Patient.
A. Your dress is different from hers.
21. Tb_ ]orr_]t synonym o` ―Din‖ is -
B. The traffic jam was much more unbearable
A. Clamor B. Disaster C. Persuasive
than
D. Taunt E. Placid.
yesterday.
22. Tb_ ]orr_]t synonym o` ―Molli`y‖ is -
C. The weather of Bangladesh is finer than that of
English – Lec – 09. 14
Canada
A. Temper B. Chaos C. Deride
D. The University of Dhaka is older than J.U, by
D. Assuage E. Condense.
more than 50 years
23. The correct synonym o` ―Culp[\l_‖ is -
E. A+C+D.
A. Credulous B. Censurable C. Ominous
14. Choose the correct Option.
D. Talkative E. Ameliorate.
A. N[t[li_ [n^ V[l_ri_ ^o_sn‖t liv_ [t tb[t [^^r_ss.
24. Tb_ ]orr_]t synonym o` ―H[]kn_y_^‖ is -
B. Neither of them had anything further to say.
A. Overjoyed B. Unconcealed C. Malevolent
C. There were less people in the auditorium.
D. Agile E. Commonplace.
D. You completed the run off exceptional well.
25. Complete the sentence:
E. B+C+D.
A student may study diligently, but without
15. This train is ––––
adequate rest –––– cannot expect to do well.
A. slower B. slow C. slowest
A. one B. you C. he D. they E. that.
D. much slower E. none of the above.
26. ––––, I would have helped him.
16. Choose the correct spelling.
A. Had I gone there B. If I had gone there
A. Quarrantine B. pennicillin C. predecessor
C. If I could go there D. Did I go there
D. negligeble E. All of the above.
E. A + B.
17. Choose the incorrect spelling.
27. আমরাই এ কাজরি করররি। -Translate it
A. Miscellaneous B. Maintenence C. Obeisance
A. It is we who have done the work.
D. Pessimism E. All of the above.
B. It is we who had been doing the work.
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C. It is we who have been doing the work.
B. The accused was released on bale.
D. It is we that have done this work.
C. The accused was released on bail.
E. It is we that who have done this work.
D. The accused was released on bile.
28. Which is the correct sentence?
E. none of the above.
A. He struck me on the head.
36. I saw him ––––.
B. He struck me on head.
A. gone B. going C. goes
C. He struck me to the head.
D. went E. A+C.
D. He struck me of the head
37. I –––– him recently.
E. He strike me on the head.
A. saw B. has seen C. see
29. Which is correct?
D. have seen E. none of the above.
A. I‖ll t[k_ \otb sbirts. B. I‖ll t[k_ [ll two sbirts.
38. He –––– home just now.
C. I‖ll t[k_ [ll tb_ two shirts.
A.had returned B. has returned C. returned
D. I‖ll t[k_ [ll o` tb_ two sbirts E. A + C.
D. returns E. A+B
30. Sears Roebuck and company –––– the leader
39. They –––– the work by Monday next.
in
A. finish B. will finish
retailing.
C. will have finished D. have finished
A. were B. was C. has
E. A+C.
D. is to E. None of the above.
40. Ershad said that he –––– home the next day.
31. Choose the correct spelling -
A. had gone B. would go C. can go
A. Sacrilegious B. Secrilaigious C. Sacrelagious
D. has gone E. none of the above.
D. Seacrelegious E. Sacrealegious.
41. I had my rice ––––
32. Which one is correct?
A. to be cooking B. cooked
I –––– home yesterday.
C. in cooking condition D. cooking
A. I have come home yesterday.
E. None of the above.
B. I am coming home yesterday.
42. The color of his eyes –––– blue.
C. I came home yesterday.
A. are B. were C. is
D. I come home yesterday. E. None
D. have being E. in.
33. Choose the correct option.
43. He –––– out just now.
The Principal desired the notice ––––.
A. went B. goes C. gone
A. to hung B. to be hang C. to be hung
D. has gone E. None of the above.
D. to be hanging E. None of the above.
44. Complete the sentence.
34. Which one is correct?
Every boy and girl –––– to be educated.
It is many years since I –––– to Dhaka.
A. wants B. want C. wanting
A. had come B. coming C. comes
D. wanna E. none.
D. came E. A+B
45. Choose the correct option.
35. Which one is correct?
A. Each of the buildings were situated on the
A. The accused was released on bell.
bank
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of the river.
watched the parade, while others were talking
B. Neither he nor his sons has done this.
to each other.
C. Nicky as well as his friends intends to visit
A. of the B. standing C. watched
Mauritius.
D. were E. no error.
D. The quality of the mangoes were not good.
51. After the accident took place, neither the
E. A+B+D
passengers nor the policeman were able to
46. Choose the incorrect option.
catch the bus driver.
A. The local council is in charge of repairing
A. After B. took C. neither
roads.
D. were E. to catch.
B. The possibility of bankruptcy is distinct if sales
52. Choose the correct word to complete the
^on‖t improv_.
sentence.
C. To refuse invitations are not always easy.
The concept of industrial democracy in all the
D. The man who helped the physically
states –––– extremely important.
handicapped children has come.
A. become B. becomes C. becoming
E. All of the above.
D. have E. None of the above.
47. Fill in the gap.
53. Finish the sentence.
English – Lec – 09. 15
Few among them –––– willing to wait.
Our discussion group –––– meeting this week.
A. are B. is C. can D. ought to E. none.
A. are B. is C. have D. would be E. none.
54. Complete the sentence.
48. Choose the correct option.
The number of people applying –––– increased
A. Thirty minutes is long enough to finish the
this year.
exam.
A. has B. have C. would D. is E. none.
B. None of the boys is responsible for this
55. Choose the incorrect option.
situation.
A. More people are buying home computers now
C. We had heard the tales before, and most was
a days.
untrue.
B. was People a successful magazine?
D. He found that nobody were at home.
C. Three fifths of the candidates have failed.
E. Both A+B.
D. More than one book was expensive.
Identify the grammatically incorrect word in the
E. None of the above.
following sentence. (49 - 51)
56. Fill in the gap.
49. Carbon-di-oxide together with other CFC gases
Ferdous got the problem ––––.
are causing many problems in our
A. to solve B. solve C. solved
environment.
D. to be solved E. None.
A. together with B. are causing C. many
57. There –––– two types of calculus, differential
D. in our environment E. no error.
and integral.
50. Some of the people were standing in the
A. is B. are C. have D. should E. None.
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58. With the exception of Karim and I, everyone
B. I have many a books of this kind.
in
C. Billu as well as his friends deserves the prize.
the office finished the credit report before the
D. A+B E. All of the above.
final date.
67. Choose the correct option.
A. Karim, and I, everyone in the office finished.
A. Hasib together with Rohan is going to the
B. Karim and me, everyone, in the office finished.
mosque.
C. Karim and me, everyone in the office had
B. The board are going to arrange a meeting
finished.
tomorrow.
D. Karim and I everyone in the office had
C. The study of languages is very interesting.
finished.
D. A+C E. None of the above.
E. Karim and me, everyone in the office finishes.
68. Complete the sentence.
59. Choose the correct spelling.
I could give you –––– for not going.
A. Sychophant B. Missile C. Nightingle
A. hundreds reasons B. a hundred reason
D. Vacuam E. None of the above.
C. a hundred reasons D. hundreds reasons
60. Choose the correct spelling.
E. None of the above.
A. Superstitious B. Referance C. Separetation
69. Choose the correct option.
D. Stationacry E. All of the above.
A. To save money now seem impossible.
61. Choose the correct spelling.
B. Reading French is easier than speaking it.
A. Counseller B. Abbreviate C. Kerosine
C. The team try hard, but it lacks class.
D. Embarass E. Both a+d.
D. A+C E. All of the above.
62. Choose the incorrect spelling.
70. Choose the incorrect option.
A. Succulent B. Sapphire C. Shepherd
A. The pride of lions were taking rest under the
D. Recommendetion E. All of
tree.
63. Choose the incorrect spelling.
B. Fifteen minutes is not a very long time.
A. Possession B. Phenomenon C. Millionnaire
C. None of them have replied yet.
D. Restaurant E. None of the above.
D. A+C E. None of the above.
64. Choose the correct option.
71. Complete the sentence.
A. Slow and steady win the race.
A number of items –––– been deleted.
B. He and I am a singer.
A. has B. have C. was
C. Every man and woman are to be educated.
D. were E. None of the above.
D. A+B E. None of the above.
72. Choose the correct option.
65. Complete the sentence.
A. Everything was destroyed.
Neither her sons nor her daughter –––– piano.
B. The few houses we have seen is in terrible
A. play B. plays C. are playing
condition.
D. had played E. None of the above.
C. All of the mourners was dressed in black.
66. Choose the correct sentence.
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A. Each of the papers were scattered on the floor.
D. A+B E. All of the above.
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73. Choose the incorrect option.
A. is B. are C. can
A. ―Gulliv_r‖s Tr[v_ls‖ is [n int_r_stina \ook.
D. know E. None of the above.
B. Here are the others.
82. Never in his life –––– have a single day of
C. It is two miles to the beach.
doubt
D. None of the above. E. all of the above.
about his purpose.
74. Finish the sentence.
A. did Thomas Edison B. do Thomas Edison
Fifteen hundred dollars a year –––– the per
C. was Thomas Edison D. does Thomas Edison
capita income in the united states in 1950.
E. None of the above.
A. was B. were C. has
83. Those who have experienced its power ––––
D. had E. A+B.
light of the sighting of a tornado.
75. Choose the correct option.
A. never makes B. never making
A. His earnings has increased rapidly.
C. never would make D. never make
B. Three fourths of the invited guests were
E. None of the above.
present
84. Drawing from –––– and unpublished work, the
there.
No[m Cbomsky R_[^_r‖s S_ri_s b[s \__n
C. More than one dish were found to be
enormously successful.
expensive.
A. their published B. his published
D. A+C E. None of the above
C. published D. it published
76. In a chess game the player with the white
E. None of the above.
pieces
85. Stephen Hawking, along with his university
always –––– first.
professor, who –––– not teaching at the time,
A. will be move B. move C. moves
published his first version of chaos theory early
D. is to move E. None of the above.
in his career.
77. George got Hannan –––– the problem.
A. was B. were C. did
A. solved B. to solve C. solve
D. would E. None of the above.
D. solving E. None of the above.
86. Everything that lives –––– some source of
78. Everything under construction during
energy.
bargaining sessions –––– not publicized.
A. need B. needs C. will be needs
A. was B. were C. had been
D. needing E. None of the above.
D. could E. None of the above.
87. The factors in vocal control beyond conscious
79. Choose the correct spelling.
control –––– the act of respiration.
A. Renaissance B. Reneissance C. Renaissence
A. includes B. including C. include
D. Suvenir E. None of the above.
D. was included E. None of the above.
80. Choose the correct spelling.
88. Atlanta, Georgia is a city where –––– recently.
A. sumptous B. Referance C. Pecuniary
A. there a lot of media attention
D. A+B E. All of the above.
B. there a lot of media attention has
81. Several in this car –––– able to drive.
C. there has been a lot of media attention
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D. there a lot of media attention has been
E. None of the above.
E. None of the above.
94. Noun o` tb_ wor^ ―[pprov_‖ is -
89. Although –––– more than 40 presidents in the
A. approving B. approved
United States over the last 200 years,
C. approveness D. approval E. None.
Americans can seldom remember more than 15
95. Few among them –––– willing to wait.
at any given time.
A. are B. is C. can
A. there have been B. there has been
D. ought to E. None of the above.
C. has been D. have been
96. Which one is correct?
E. None of the above.
A. The president along with the ministers were
90. –––– scandal that in spite of the clear
present.
evidence,
B. The president along with the ministers was
tb_ ^_stru]tion o` tb_ worl^‖s r[in `or_sts
present.
continues.
C. The president along with the ministers has
A. They are B. There are C. It is
been
D. There is E. None of the above.
present.
91. It is natural that baby eagles –––– to their
D. Both B+C E. None of the above.
mother.
97. The wages of sin –––– inevitable.
A. while still in the nest do submits
A. are B. is C. are to be
B. while still in the nest are submitted
D. None of the above E. All.
C. while still in the nest submit
98. There –––– photographs and graphs in this
D. while still in the nest submits
book that meet the needs of instructions in
E. None of the above.
introductory courses.
92. No Supreme Court decision ––––, who meet in
A. is many B. are many C. many
private, have conferred on the case in question.
D. many more E. None of the above.
A. are ever given until the justices
Choose the correct option: (99
B. are ever give until the justices
99. A. One of my friend has come lately
C. is ever given until the justices
B. One of my friends have come lately
D. ever gives until the justices
C. One of my friends has come lately.
E. None of the above.
D. One of my friends came lately.
93. Public discussion of our international and
E. None.
domestic problems –––– by congressmen who
100. A. Jane with her friends have done the job.
are actually interested only in re-election.
B. Jane with her friends has done the job
A. is being over politicized
C. Jane with her friend have done the job.
B. are being over politicized
D. Jane with her friends are present at the park.
C. to be over politicized
E. None.
D. overly politicizes
101. A. Either she or her sisters is responsible.
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B. Neither she nor her sisters is responsible
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C. Either she nor her sisters are responsible.
A. was B. were C. are
D. Neither she nor her sisters are responsible.
D. have E. have been
E. None.
108. The ambassador, with his family and staff ––
102. His knowledge of languages –– him in his
––
work.
you to a reception.
A. aid B. aids C. aiding
A. invite B. invites C. inviting
D. added E. aiden
D. have invited E. are invited
103. The facilities at the new research library
109. Mary, accompanied by her brother on the
including an excellent microfilm file ––––.
piano
A. is a among the best in the country
–––– very well received at the talent show.
B. is among the best in the country
A. were B. are C. have
C. are among the best in the country
D. was E. have been
D. are a among the best in the country
110. Senator David, with his assistant and his
E. are being among the best in the country
press
104. Choose the correct sentence:
secretary –––– scheduled to arrive in NY today.
A. All trade between the two countries was
A. are B. were C. have been
suspended
D. have E. is
B. All trade between the two countries were
111. Sakira, accompanied by Elton John ––––
suspended.
appearing in the concert.
C. All trades between the two countries was
A. are B. is C. have D. has E. were
suspended
112. There –––– ten people in line.
D. All trades between the two countries being
A. is B. are C. has
suspended
D. was E. had
E. All trades between the two countries be
113. There –––– very little rain in this summer.
suspended
A. has been B. have been C. were
105. The production of different kinds of artificial
D. are E. has
materials –––– essential to the conservation of
114. Here –––– their house
our natural resources.
A. are B. were C. has
A. is B. are C. were D. be E. being
D. is E. has
106. Since the shipment of supplies for our
115. There –––– several objections to the new
experiments –––– delayed, we will have to
policy.
schedule our work.
A. is B. was C. has
A. were B. are C. have
D. has been E. have been
D. have been E. was
116. I think that there –––– a problem
107. The gust of honor, along with his wife and
A. was B. were C. has D. had E. are
her
117. Everyone who –– in architecture ––––
sons, –––– seated at the first table.
History.
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A. major, study B. majors, study C. major studies
B. The final exams, an easy test
D. majors, studies E. majors, studying.
C. The final exam, some easy tests
118. Choose the correct sentence.
D. The final exam, a easy test
A. Either of these buses go past the University.
E. The final exam, an easy test
B. Either of these bus go past the University.
125. Choose the correct sentence:
C. Either of these bus goes past the University.
A. Many people is coming to the graduation
D. Either of these bus going past the University.
B. Much people is coming to the graduation
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C. Much people are coming to the graduation
E. Either of these buses goes past the University.
D. Many people are coming to the graduation
119. Anyone who –––– to participate in the state
E. Many peoples are coming to the graduation
–––
126. An audience usually –––– applaud in a
– a ticket at a store.
church.
A. Wishes, purchases B. wish, purchases
A. do not B. does not C. have not
C. wishes, purchases D. wish, purchase
D. are not E. were not
E. wishes purchasing.
127. The staff –––– meeting in the conference
120. Neither Canada nor Mexico –––– that citizens
room
of the United States –––– passports.
A. is B. are C. were D. have E. had
A. require, has B. require, have C. requires, has
128. –––– migrate long distances is well
D. requires having E. requires, have
documented.
121. The first two problems –––– very difficult,
A. That it is birds B. That birds
but
C. Birds that D. It is that birds E. None
the rest of the problems –––– easy.
129. A. That we need to move is sure
A. are, are B. are, is C. is, are
B. It is that we need to move is sure.
D. is, is E. was, were
C. Is likely that the library is closed
122. Choose the correct sentence:
D. That the library is closed is likely E. A + D
A. Twenty dollars is the price
130. –––– absurd.
B. Twenty dollar is the price
A. That is not fair seems
C. Twenty dollar are the price
B. That it is not fair seems
D. Twenty dollars are the price
C. That it is not fair seem
E. Twenty dollars were the price
D. That is not fair seem E. None
123. –– in my class, mostly international ––, are
131. –––– almost curtain.
rich.
A. She will win that B. She will win is
A. The people, students B. the people, student
C. That she will win D. That she will win is
C. people, students D. people, student
E. A + D
E. the peoples, students
132. Not until the end of the nineteenth century,
124. ––––, will be given during the last week of
–––
A. The final exam, an easy tests
– become a scientific discipline.
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A. plant breeding had B. did plant breeding
B. not become frustrated
C. plant breeding have D. have plant breeding
C. have not become frustrated
133. –––– some countries that have two seasons
D. is not frustrated
of
E. None
the year instead of four seasons.
140. Paper ––– from cellulose fibers.
A. Are B. Any C. There are
A. is produced B. producing C. produced
D. There is E. None
D. which is produced E. None
134. The ways of traveling –––– dramatically since
141. There are ––– art galleries in the city of
the late nineteenth century.
Carmel.
A. will have changed B. has changed
A. a great deal B. many C. much
C. have changed D. will change
D. lots E. None
E. None
142. The Caspian Sea, a salt lake, is –– any other
135. Native American people arrived on the North
lake in the world.
American continent –––– Europeans.
A. largest B. the largest
A. since B. for C. before
C. larger than D. the larger than
D. ahead . E. None
E. None
136. –––– common nuclear reaction, cold fusion does
143. Ballet dancers, ––– actors, must spend many
not require a high temperature.
hours a day practicing before a performance.
A. Alike B. It is unlikely C. It is not like
A. like B. the like
D. Unlike E. None
C. the same D. same as E. None
137. Lasers –––– steel by focusing an intense
144. High levels of hazardous waste ––– in soil
beam
nor
on the metal.
many nuclear defense facilities.
A. cutting B. cut C. to cut
A. have been measured B. has been measured
D. of cutting E. None
C. is measuring D. are measuring
138. Successful salespeople –––– and understand
E. None
the
145. Bigamy is a situation in which a man –– two
needs of the market.
women at the same time
A. products are thoroughly known
A. marries to B. is marry to
B. know their products thoroughly
C. married D. is married to E. None
C. thoroughly know their products are
146. –– the rainfall was adequate this year, the
D. their products are thoroughly know
apricot trees still did not produce a high yield.
139. How many of us –––– over complicated
A. Since B. However
changes
C. Although D. Due to E. None
in the law!
147. Ludwig van Beethoven is considered one of
A. not frustrated
the
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greatest composers –––.
A. between B. therefore C. for
A. who ever lived B. he lived
D. to E. None
C. when living D. while he lived
154. The sound of the dryer –– my concentration.
E. None
A. bother B. bothering C. bothers
148. The white House is where the president
D. has bothering E. been bothering
lives,
155. The prettiest girl in our class –– long brown
and the Capital Building is where–––
hair & brown eyes.
A. laws made
A. having B. has C. have
B. the laws are making
D. to has E. to have
C. the laws are made
156. In my opinion, it– too soon to make a
D. are making the laws
decision.
E. None
A. is B. are C. has D. have E. having
149. ––– in an electric typewriter is the ability to
157. Do you know whether the movie that–– at
correct spelling errors.
seven
A. There are many new features
is good?
B. New features
A. start B. starting C. to start
C. The new features
D. starts E. None
D. One of the new features
158. The book that I lent you –– a good
E. None
bibliography.
150. ––– covered by the sea, which occupies 71
A. is B. has C. having
percent of the earth.
D. to have E. have
A. A huge unknown world is
159. Choose the correct sentence:
B. An huge unknown world
A. Most states have a sales tax.
C. How huge the unknown world
B. Most of the states have a sales tax.
D. So huge is the unknown world
C. Almost all states have a sales tax.
E. None of the above.
D. Almost all of the states have a sales tax.
151. Tears –––– anger and tension naturally.
E. All of the above
A. are relieved B. relieving C. relieve
160. ––– fuel that is used today is a Chemical
D. what they relieve E. None
form of
152. After World War I, automobiles, buses, and
solar energy.
trucks became the most common ––––.
A. Most of B. The most C. Most
A. of transportation B. transport form
D. Almost the E. None
C. forms of transportation
161. It is time that –– Americans watch TV. every
D. transportation of form E. None
night.
153. It‖s not _[sy `or [ ][us[l o\s_rv_r to
A. almost all of the B. the most C. most of
distinguish
D. almost E. almost the
–––– genuine paintings and copies.
162. ––– information about pronunciation.
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A. most the dictionaries have
an actor in California.
B. Most dictionary has
A. when Ronald Reagan began
C. most of the dictionaries have
B. Ronald Reagan began
D. almost dictionaries have E. None
C. that Ronald Reagan began
163. All ––– of the world carry on breeding
D. to know Ronald Reagan
experiments to increase yield or to improve
165. Bees have compound eyes ––– almost 6000
disease resistance.
tiny
A. countries that grow wheat
lenses.
B. growth of wheat countries
A. made of B. made in
C. wheat-producing countries
C. made on D. made up
D. countries where wheat is grown
E. None
164. Some people find it surprising ––– his career as
Answer Keys: 1. d 2. b 3. e 4. e 5. e 6. c 7. e 8. d 9. a 10. b 11. d 12. e 13. e 14. b 15. b 16. c 17. b 18. a 19. d 20. c 21. a 22. d 23. b 24. e 25. c 26. e 27. a 28. a 29. a 30. b 31. a 32. c 33. c 34. d 35. c 36. b 37. d 38. b 39. c 40. b 41. b 42. c 43. d 44. a 45. c 46. c 47. b 48. e 49. b 50. c 51. b 52. b 53. a 54. a 55. e 56. c 57. b 58. c 59. b 60. a 61. b 62. d 63. c 64. e 65. b 66. c 67. d 68. c 69. b 70. a 71. b 72. a 73. d 74. a 75. b 76. c 77. b 78. a 79. a 80. c 81. b 82. a 83. d 84. b 85. a 86. b 87. c 88. b 89. a
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1. Choose the correct sentence. A. He is the one of the artists who
A. Your computer is up-to-dater than mine. B. Your computer is more up-to-date than I.
deserves
C. Your computer is more up-to-date than mine.
recognition.
D. Your computer is the most up-to-date of this
B. He is one of the artists who deserve recognition.
two. E. Both b+C.
C. He is one of the artist who deserves recognition.
7. He got used to –––– books. A. read B. reading
D. He is the one of the artists who
C. be read D. have read. E. must read
deserve
8. He got the work ––––.
recognition.
A. doing B. do C. to do
E. both A+B. 2.
D. done. E. has done
Find out the correct spelling. A. Bureaucracy C. Bureacracy
B. Brucracy D. Bureucracy
E. Burocracy
9. Choose the correct sentence. A. You can hardly never seen a man like him, can you? B. You ][n b[r^ly s__ [ m[n lik_ b_, ][n‖t you?
3. She seemed to be –––– than she had been
C. You can hardly see a man like him, do you?
before.
D. You can hardly see a man like him, can you?
A. much careful
B. more carefully.
C. much more carefully.
E. You can hardly ever saw a man like he, can you?
D. much more careful.
10. Find out the correct spelling.
E. both A+D.
A. Moanuvre B. Manuvre
4. Here –––– I who –––– responsible for this
C. Mannouevre D. Manoeuvers
misdeed.
E. None
A. am, is B. is, is C. is, am
11. Here –––– I, –––– ?
D. should , is E. am, am.
A. is, isn‖t I B. [m, [r_n‖t b_r_
5. Rarely –––– more than 50 miles from the coast.
C. is, isn‖t b_r_ D. [m, [r_n‖t b_r_
A. redwood trees grow
E. [r_, [r_n‖t b_r_.
B. redwood trees do grow
12. The chairman and headmaster of this school –
C. grow redwood trees
.
D. do redwood trees grow
A. has just arrived B. have just arrived
E. both B+C.
C. is arrived D. are arrived E. are arriving.
6. Choose the correct sentence.
13. Choose the correct sentence ––––.
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A. I or they am rich B. I or they are rich
20. In 1867, Hiram R. Revels –––– the first Black
C. I or they is rich D. He or they is rich.
to
E. both B+D.
be elected to the U.S. Senate.
14. Choose the correct sentence.
A. becoming B. became
A. Did all the senators who you wanted to
C. to have became D. has became
interview
E. both B+C.
meet with you?
21. She sang instead of ––––
B. Did all the senators whom you wanted to
A. play B. played
interview meet with you?
C. have playing D. playing
C. Did all the senators who you wanted to
E. have played
interview
22. Choose the correct sentence.
met you?
A. Perhaps they were meeting right now.
D. both B+C E. none
B. Perhaps they are meeting right now.
15. –––– he gets, –––– he wants.
C. Perhaps they meet right now.
A. The more, the most B. The more, the more
D. Perhaps they have been meeting right now.
C. The most, the most D. The most, the morE.
E. Both B+D
E. both B+C.
23. I wish, you –––– rich.
16. Find out the correct spelling.
A. had B. had been
A. Taciturnity B. Taciturenity
C. were D. both B+C
C. Tacturnity D. Takturnity E. none.
E. None
17. You will get pneumonia, if you –––– your
24. Find out the correct spelling.
clothes.
A. Acknowledgment B. Acknowledgement
A. will not change B. would not change
C. Aknowledment D. Acknowlegement
C. do not change D. did not change.
E. None
E. both A+B.
25. Choose the correct sentence.
18. Choose the correct sentence.
A. If he will fail to do this, I will punish him.
A. He as well as they was supposed to do his
B. If he will fail to do this, I would punish him.
duty.
C. If he would fail to do this, I will punish him.
B. He as well as they was supposed to do their
D. If he fails to do this, I will punish him.
duty.
E. Both A+D
C. He as well as they were supposed to do their
26. If you had done this work, you –––– punished.
duty.
A. would be B. would have
D. He as well as they be supposed to do his duty.
C. should have D. would have been.
E. He as well as they should do their duty.
E. both A+B.
19. Cboos_ tb_ synonym o` ―Penalty‖ ––––
27. Cboos_ tb_ synonym o` ―Loyal‖ ––––.
A. Punishment B. Compensation
A. Detached B. Disinclined
C. Pardon D. Reward E. Help
C. Devoted D. Untrammeled
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E. Disinterested
C. have been D. would be
28. Choose the correct sentence.
E. should be
A. Our agency has begun distributing
33. Cboos_ tb_ synonym o` ―Malice‖ ––––.
advertisements 12 years ago.
A. Animosity B. Affection
B. Our agency began distributing advertisements
C. Kindness D. Love E. Bravery
12
34. Choose the correct sentence.
years ago.
A. By the time we will arrive we will sell most of
C. Our agency had begun distributing
the special items.
advertisements 12 years ago.
B. By the time we will arrive we will have sold
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most of the special items.
D. Our agency was beginning distributing
C. By the time we arrive we will sell most of the
advertisements 12 years ago.
special items.
E. none
D. By the time we arrive we will have sold most
29. If you –––– there, you –––– me.
of
A. will go, will find B. go, would find
the special items.
C. go, will find D. will go, find
E. none
E. both B+C.
35. He talked as if he –––– a lawyer.
30. Cboos_ tb_ synonym o` ―Latent‖ ––––.
A. were B. was C. had been
A. Conspicious B. Concealed
D. would have been. E. A+C
C. Evident D. Visible
36. Choose the correct one:
E. Auspicious
A. It is the best of the pair
31. Choose the correct sentence.
B. It is better of the pair
A. We have sent all our customers the new price
C. It is the best one of the pair
list last
D. It is the better of the pair.
month.
E. both B+C.
B. We had sent all our customers the new price
37. Cboos_ tb_ synonym o` ―T_^ious‖ ––––.
list last
A. Amusing B. Dull C. Exciting
month.
D. Quick. E. Loveable
C. We sent all our customers the new price list
38. I was pleased –––– his behavior.
last
A. with B. by C. at
month.
D. for E. in
D. We have already sent all our customers the
39. Choose the correct sentence
new
A. He works as if he was a host in himself.
price list last month.
B. He worked as if he was a host in himself
E. Both C+D
C. He works as if he were a host in himself
32. He seems as though he –––– a lover boy.
D. He works as if he would be a host in himself
A. was B. were
E. He worked as if he would a host in himself
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40. The river has –––– the banks.
48. Choose the correct sentence.
A. overflown B. overflowed C. overflowing
A. When I will know the experiment is finished, I
D. been overflowed E. both a+B.
will dismiss the class.
41. Find out the correct spelling.
B. When I know the experiment is finished, I will
A. Curiculam B. Curriculam C. Curriculum
dismiss the class.
D. Curiculum E. None
C. When I will have known the experiment is
42. Choose the correct sentence.
finished, I will dismiss the class.
A. Neither she nor I has been with the company a
D. When I will know the experiment is finished, I
year.
dismiss the class.
B. Neither she nor I have been with the company
E. Both A+C
a year.
49. Everybody should know how to –––– himself
C. Neither she nor I was with the company a
to
year.
changing circumstances.
D. Neither she nor I are with the company a year.
A. adapt B. adopt C. adept
E. Both B+D
D. adopted E. be adept
43. They had the car ––––.
50. Thousands of –––– of jute are exported from
A. to be washed B. washed C. washing
Bangladesh.
D. to be washing. E. has washed
A. bail B. bell C. bale
44. Shahed saw everything in the room ––––.
D. belle. E. both A+C.
A. at a glance B. at a stretch
51. Choose the correct sentence.
C. as the crow flies D. at all risks.
A. She has living in Australia for a year.
E. both A+B.
B. She has been living in Australia for a year.
45. Choose the correct sentence.
C. She has lived in Australia for a year.
A. I was speaking when we were disconnected.
D. She was living in Australia for a year.
B. I had spoken when we were disconnected.
E. She has been lived in Australia for a year.
C. I spoke when we were disconnected.
52. He punished the boy –––– he found was
D. I was speaking when we had disconnected.
making
E. none
a noise.
46. Cboos_ tb_ synonym o` ―Sacred‖ -
A. whom B. who C. by whom
A. Evil B. Secular C. Profane
D. whomever E. to whom.
D. Divine E. Polluted.
53. Cboos_ tb_ synonym o` ―Gigantic‖ ––––.
47. –––– about four years for a new aircraft
A. Little B. Minute C. Small
model
English – Lec – 11 . 14
to move from the preliminary design stage to the
D. Large E. both A+C.
full production stage.
54. He seems – than his father.
A. It takes B. Taking C. That takes
A. much lawful B. more lawfully
D. To take E. both B+C.
C. much more lawfully D. much more lawful.
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E. both B+C.
prove his reliability.
55. Find out the correct spelling.
E. Both b+c
A. Homogenous B. Homogenious
61. The Colorado beetle is a beautiful insect, ––––
C. Homogeneous D. Homogeinous
it
E. None
causes a great deal of damage to food crops.
56. The higher one rises in the atmosphere, ––––
A. but B. what C. or D. that E. so that
the
62. George would certainly have attended the
temperature generally becomes.
proceedings -
A. colder than B. the colder C. the colder as
A. If he didn't get a flat fire
D. is colder E. the coldest.
B. If the flat fire hadn't happened
57. Choose the correct sentence.
C. had he not had a flat fire
A. Rumana was talking to someone when I saw
D. had the fire not flattened itself
her.
E. both b+C
B. Rumana talked to someone when I saw her.
63. Choose the correct sentence.
C. Rumana had talked to someone when I saw
A. Kopernicus discovered that the earth moves
her.
roun^ tb_ sun, isn‖t it?
D. Rumana was talking to someone when I had
B. Kopernicus discovered that the earth moved
seen her.
roun^ tb_ sun, ^i^n‖t b_?
E. none
C. Kopernicus discovered that the earth moves
58. The real culprits made a –––– of this dull boy.
roun^ tb_ sun, ^i^n‖t b_?
A. dark horse B. scape goat
D. Kopernicus discovered that the earth moves
C. black sheep D. short cut
roun^ tb_ sun, ^o_sn‖t it?
E. both A+B.
E. Both c+d
59. He together with his friends –––– this.
64. Find out the correct spelling.
A. have done B. had better done
A. Honourary B. Honorary C. Honarary
C. has done D. are used to doing
D. Honurary E. Honorury
E. are doing
65. Choose the correct one:
60. Choose the correct sentence.
A. I prefer starve to beg
A. A shipping order from each of these firms
B. I prefer starving than begging
prove
C. I prefer starve than beg
his reliability.
D. I prefer starving to begging
B. A shipping order from each of these firms
E. both B+D.
proves
66. Choose the correct sentence.
his reliability.
A. It is we who has introduced this product in
C. The shipping orders from each of these firms
this country.
prove his reliability.
B. It are we who has introduced this product in
D. The shipping order from each of these firms
this country.
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C. It is we who have introduced this product in
D. If I was she, I would have requested your
this country.
advice.
D. It are we who have introduced this product in
E. None
this country.
73. Death is preferable –––– disgrace.
E. It are us who has introduced this product in
A. than B. to C. for
this country.
D. from E. both A+B.
67. Change the sentences from active to passive
74. Silk worm feeds –––– mulberry trees.
I have written in time.
A. with B. on C. upon
A. It has been written in time by me.
D. at. E. for
B. I have been written in time. C. In time I have
75. Choose the correct sentence.
been written.
A. He is one of the teachers who have achieved
D. None of above. E. both B+C.
both fame and money within very short time.
68. Find out the correct spelling.
B. He is the one of the teachers who has achieved
A. Exaggerate B. Exeggarete
both fame and money within very short time.
C. Exaggerete D. Exagarete E. None
C. He is one of the teachers who has achieved
69. Change the sentences from active to passive
both
I am going to school.
fame and money within very short time.
A. I am being gone to school
D. He is the one of the teachers who have
B. It is being gone to school by me.
achieved
C. school is being gone to by me.
both fame and money within very short time.
D. None of the above.
E. Both A+B
E. cannot be changed into passive
76. Guard –––– all errors.
70. Change the sentences from active to passive
A. upon B. under C. against
Who will carry the pot for picnic?
D. with E. for
A. The pot for picnic will be carried by whom?
77. Choose the correct sentence.
B. By whom will carried the pot for picnic?
A. I will complete the book by the time they
C. By whom will be carried the pot for picnic?
arrive.
D. The picnic will be carried by whom?
B. I will have completed the book by the time
E. By whom will the pot be carried for picnic?
they arrive.
71. He cared –––– nothing.
C. I have completed the book by the time they
A. for B. about
arrive.
C. with D. in E. at
D. I would complete the book by the time they
72. Choose the correct sentence.
arrive.
A. If I was she, I would request your advice.
E. Both B+D
B. If I were she, I would request your advice.
78. He was excused –––– a crime he did not
C. If I were she, I would have requested your
commit.
advice.
A. with B. at C. to
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D. of E. for
A. narcissism B. elaboration
79. Find out the correct spelling.
C. specificity D. redundancy E. altruism
A. cantankerows B. kantankerous
87. Choose the correct sentence.
English – Lec – 11 . 15
A. If that item was in stock, we will ship it to you
C. kantunkerows D. cantankerous
immediately.
E. both B+C.
B. If that item were in stock, we would have
80. Choose the correct sentence
shipped it to you immediately.
A. Who do you think would be a good candidate?
C. If that item were in stock, we will ship it to
B. Whom do you think would be a good
you
candidate?
immediately.
C. Whom you think would be a good candidate?
D. If that item was in stock, we would ship it to
D. both A+B E. None
you
81. Find out the correct spelling.
immediately.
A. plateau B. plateaux C. plataeus
E. If that item were in stock, we would ship it to
D. palateu E. None
you immediately.
82. Find out which one is misspelt.
88. You should –––– this paragraph in order to
A. vermillion B. reminiscence
make your
C. plebiscite D. all of the above.
essay more ––––.
E. both A+C.
A. delete, concise B. enlarge, Superfluous
83. Affix this stamp –––– the letter.
C. rewrite, succinct D. revise, abstruse
A. with B. from C. upon D. to E. at
E. None
84. Choose the correct sentence.
89. Make it active.
A. This inquiry is only one of many that require
You had been called by me before he came -
special attention.
A. I had called you before he coming.
B. This inquiry is the only one of many that
B. I was called you before he came.
requires special attention.
C. I called you before he came.
C. This inquiry is only one of many that requires
D. I had called you before he came E. A+D.
special attention.
90. Choose the correct sentence.
D. This inquiry is the only one of many that
A. He wish that he were a child again.
require
B. He wishes that he were a child again.
special attention.
C. He wish that he was a child again.
E. Both A+B
D. He wishes that he would be a child again.
85. He left the house –––– bag and baggage.
E. He wishes that he was a child again.
A. with B. in C. within
91. Which one is correct?
D. no preposition. E. without
A. deliverence B. labirynth
86. When drawing your conclusions –––– is
C. predecessor D. both a+c E. None
essential.
92. He was convicted –––– theft.
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A. on B. in C. for D. of E. about
E. none
93. Choose the correct sentence.
103. I decided to stay at home last night. I would
A. He and not I always have to go there.
have
B. He and not I always has to go there.
gone out if I –––– so tired.
C. He and not I have always to go there.
A. w[sn‖t B. w_r_n‖t
D. He and not I have to go there always.
C. woul^n‖t b[v_ \__n D. b[^n‖t \__n E. non_
E. He and not I has to go there always
104. I wish I –––– a car. It would make life so
94. Find out the correct spelling.
much
A. Questionnaire B. Superintandent
easier.
C. Perenial D. Recurrence E. both A+D
A. have B. had C. would have
95. ―–––– tbis w__k?‖ ―No‖ sb_‖s on boli^[y.‖
D. A+B E. none
A. Is Susan working B. Does Susan work
105. –––– tomorrow, so we can go out
C. Does work Susan D. A+B E. None
somewhere.
96. I ^on‖t un^_rst[n^ tbis s_nt_n]_. Wb[t ––––?
A. I‖m not workina B. I ^on‖t work
A. does mean this word B. does this word mean
C. I woul^n‖t work D. A+B E. Non_
C.
106. That bag looks heavy. –––– you with it.
means this word D. A+B E. None
A. I‖m b_lpina B. I b_lp C. I‖ll b_lp
97. John –––– tennis once or twice a week.
D. A+B E. None
A. is playing usually B. is usually playing
107. I think the weather –––– be nice later.
C. usually plays D. plays usually E. None
A. will B. shall C. is going to
98. How –––– now? Better than before?
D. both A+C E. None
A. you are feeling B. do you feel
108. ―Ann is in bospit[l.‖ ―Y_s, I know. –––– her
C. are you feeling D. A+B E. None
tomorrow.‖
99. It was a boring weekend. –––– anything.
A. I visit B. I‖m aoina C. I woul^ visit
A. I ^i^n‖t B. I ^on‖t ^o
D. B+C E. None
C. I ^i^n‖t ^o D. B+C E. Non_
109. W_‖r_ l[t_. Tb_ `ilm –––– by the time we get
100. Tom –––– his hand when he was cooking the
to the cinema.
dinner.
A. will already start B. will be already started
A. burnt B. was burning
C. will already have started
C. has burnt D. A+B E. None
D. A+B E. None
101. I woul^n‖t sl__p i` I –––– to bed.
110. Don‖t worry –––– late tonight.
A. go B. went C. had gone
A. if I am B. when I am
D. would go E. none
C. wb_n I‖ll \_ D. i` I‖ll \_ E. Non_
102. If were you, I –––– tb[t ]o[t. It‖s mu]b too
111. We –––– by a loud noise during the night.
expensive.
A. woke up B. are woken up
A. won‖t \uy B. ^on‖t \uy
C. were woken up D. were waking up
C. [m not aoina to \uy D. woul^n‖t \uy
E. none
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112. Tb_r_‖s som_\o^y w[lkina \_bin^ us. I tbink
D. which E. None
––––.
120. Some of the people –––– to tb_ p[rty ][n‖t
A. we are following B. we are being followed
come.
English – Lec – 11 . 16
A. inviting B. invited C. who invited
C. we are followed D. we are being following
D. they were invited E. None
E. None
121. If the primary candidates –––– more on the
113. ―Wb_r_ –––– ? ―In Lon^on‖
issues, the results of the election would have
A. were you born B. are you born
been
C. have you been born D. did you born E. None
quite different.
114. Where ––––? Which hairdresser did you go
A. have focused B. had focused
to?
C. focused D. were focused E. None
A. did you cut your hair B. have you cut your
122. Unless a public official –––– with the
hair
regulations,
C. did you have cut your hair
he can be removed from office at any time.
D. did you have your hair cut
A. will comply B. had complied
E. None
C. complies D. complied E. none
115. I ^on‖t lik_ stori_s ––– have unhappy
123. Lately, several linguists have come to the
endings.
conclusion that if we –––– to model cognitive
A. that B. they C. which
processes for language in a manner different
D. who E. both A+C
from other mental functions, we would not have
116. I ^i^n‖t \_li_v_ tb_m [t `irst \ut in `[ct
an adequate theory of language.
everything –––– was true.
A. are B. had been C. will be
A. they said B. that they say
D. were E. none
C. what they said D. it was said E. None
124. Several businesses would stand to lose a
117. Wb[t‖s tb_ n[m_ o` tb_ m[n ––––?
great deal of
A. you borrowed his car B. which car you
money if open trade agreements –––– followed.
borrowed
A. have not been B. had not being
C. whose car you borrowed
C. are not being D. were not being E. None
D. his car you borrowed E. None
125. Many writers –––– it very difficult to
118. Colin told me about his new job, –– very
produce a
much.
]ob_r_nt _ss[y i` tb_y b[v_n‖t pr_p[r_^ [
A. tb[t b_‖s _njoyina B. wbi]b b_‖s _njoyina
detailed outline fist.
C. b_‖s _njoyina D. b_‖s _njoyina it
A. finding B. had found C. find
E. None
D. found E. none
119. Sb_il[ ]oul^n‖t ]om_ to tb_ p[rty, –––– was a
126. Which one of the following options is
pity.
correct?
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A. I` w_ ^i^n‖t b[v_ to pr_p[r_ tb_ monoar[pb,
A. Had we known that you were there, we would
we could
sent
go out tonight.
you an e-mail
B. I` w_ ^i^n‖t b[v_ to pr_p[r_ tb_ monoar[pb,
B. Had we known that you were there, we would
we
have
could have gone out tonight.
sent you an e-mail.
C. I` w_ ^i^n‖t b[v_ to prepare the monograph
C. Had we known that you were there, we would
we
been
could went out tonight. D. Both A+B.
sent you an e-mail.
127. The correct passive form of the sentence
D. None of the above. E. All.
―Tb_
130. Tb_ []tiv_ o` ―Consi^_r[\l_ ^[m[a_ b[s \__n
delegates had received the information before
][us_^ \y tb_ `ir_‖ is ––––.
tb_ r_]_ss‖ is -
A. The fire caused considerable damage
A. The information had being received by the
B. the fire is causing considerable damage
delegates
C. The fire has caused considerable damage
before the recess.
D. None of the above E. All
B. The information had been being received by
131. Finish the sentence.
the
If I had a map –––– it to you.
delegates before the recess.
A. I would have lent B. Would lend
C. The information had been received by the
C. Could lent D. None of the above
delegates
E. All.
before the recess. D. None of the above.
132. Pick the option that is free from grammatical
128. Choose the correct indirect form of the
error.
speech.
A. Tb_r_‖s [ n_w Cbin_s_ r_st[ur[nt, in town,
Tb_ m[n s[i^ to m_ ―You w_r_ [ m_re boy when
isn‖t it?
I s[w you l[st‖ ––––
B. Tb_r_‖s [ n_w Cbin_s_ r_st[ur[nt in town, is
A. The man said to me that I was a mere boy
it?
when he
C. Tb_r_‖s [ n_w Cbin_s_ r_st[ur[nt in town, is
saw me last.
there?
B. The man said to me that I had been a mere
D. Tb_r_‖s [ n_w Cbin_s_ r_st[ur[nt in town, isn‖t
boy
there?
when he had seen me last.
E. None
C. The man said to me that I was a mere boy
133. Find out the most appropriate option.
when he had
A. S[n^r[ ^i^n‖t ]om_ to ]l[ss y_st_r^[y, She
been seen me last. D. Both B+C. E. None
should have
129. Identify the correct sentence.
had an accident
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B. S[n^r[ ^i^n‖t ]om_ to ]l[ss y_st_r^[y, sb_ m[y
A. is the B. are the C. was the D. has been a
have
140. Neither Jane nor her brothers –––– a consent
had an accident.
`orm `or tomorrow‖s `i_l^ trip.
C. S[n^r[ ^i^n‖t ]om_ to ]l[ss y_st_r^[y, Sb_
A. need B. needs
must have
C. is needing D. has need
had an accident.
141. The skiers would rather –––– through the
English – Lec – 11 . 17
mountains than go by bus.
D. None of the above E. All.
A. to travel on train B. traveled by train
134. If I were you, I –––– their offer
C. travel by train
A. would accept B. accept
D. traveling by the train
C. should accept D. accepted
142. ––––, he would have been able to pass the
E. would have accepted.
exam.
135. The committee has met and ––––.
A. If he studied more
A. they have reached a decision
B. If he were studying to a greater degree
B. it has formulated themselves some opinions
C. Studying more D. Had he studied more
C. its decision was reached at
143. –––, he would have signed his name in the
D. it has reached a decision
corner.
136. Jobn‖s s]or_ on tb_ t_st is tb_ biab_st in tb_
A. If he painted that picture
class; ––––.
B. If he paints that picture
A. he should study last night
C. If he had painted that picture
B. he should have studied last night
D. If he would have painted that picture
C. he must have studied last night
144. Ben would have studied medicine if he ––––
D. he must had to study last night
to a
137. Henry will not be able to attend the meeting
medical school.
tonight because ––––.
A. could be able to enter B. had been admitted
A. he must to teach a class
C. was admitted D. were admitted
B. he will be teaching a class
145. Choose the correct sentence.
C. of he will teach a class
A. If water freezes, it becomes a solid.
D. he will have teaching a class
B. If water freezes, it will become a solid.
138. ––––, he would have come to class.
C. If water freezes, it would become a solid.
A. If Mike is able to finish his homework
D. If water freezes, it has become a solid.
B. Would Mike be able to finish his homework
E. A + B
C. If Mike could finish his homework
146. If orange blossoms are exposed to very cold
D. If Mike had been able to finish his homework
temperature, they ––––.
139. Here –––– notebook and report that I
A. wither and died B. withered and died
promised
C. wither and die D. will withered and died
you last week.
E. would wither and die
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147. If children are healthy, they –––– to walk at
C. attend D. would have attend
about eighteen months old.
E. a + c
A. will learn B. would learn
154. Choose the correct sentence.
C. learnt D. would have learnt
A. She will lose weight if she ate fewer sweets.
E. None
B. She would lose weight if she ate fewer sweets.
148. If light strikes a rough surface, it ––––.
C. She would have lose weight if she ate fewer
A. diffused B. diffuses
sweets.
C. would diffuse D. would have diffused
D. She would lose weight if she eat fewer sweets.
E. B + C
E. She will lose weight if she will eat fewer
149. If water is heated to 212 degrees F, ––– as
sweets.
steam.
155. If you went to bed earlier, you –––– so
A. it will boil and escape
sleepy in
B. it is boiling and escaping
the morning.
C. it boil and escape
A. will not be B. will not be being
D. it would boil and escape
C. will not have been D. would not be
E. it boiled and escaped
E. would not have been
150. Choose the correct sentence.
156. I` Jim‖s `[mily –––– Karen, they –––– her.
A. If we find her address, we would write her.
A. meet, would like B. met, would like
B. If we find her address, we will write her.
C. met, will like D. met, would have liked
C. If we find her address, we will be writing her.
E. met, liked
D. If we found her address, we will write her.
157. If drivers obeyed the speed limit, fewer
E. If we found her address, we write her.
accidents –––.
151. If you put too much water in rice when you
A. occur B. will occur
cook
C. would have occurred D. occurring
it, –––– sticky.
E. would occur
A. it would get B. it will have got
158. Choose the correct sentence.
C. it gets D. it will get
A. If we had found her address, we would have
E. none
written her.
152. I will stop on my way to home if they –––– a
B. If we had found her address, we could have
good sale.
written her.
A. have B. had
C. If we had found her address, we might have
C. having D. have had
written her.
E. will have
D. A + B + C
153. If we finish our work a little early today, we
E. None
––––
159. If I had more time, I –––– my paper again.
the lecture at the art museum.
A. would have checked B. would check
A. will attend B. would attend
C. will have checked D. checked
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E. C + D
166. If the meat –––– a little more done, this
160. I` tb_ n_iab\ors b[^n‖t quitt_^ ^own, I ––––
would be
to
an excellent meal.
call the police.
A. are B. were C. was D. had E. none
A. have had B. would have had
167. If Nipa were really my friend, she –– me
C. would had had D. will have had
once in a while.
E. had
A. called B. would call
161. If her mother –––– her, Anne would have
C. calls D. will call E. calling
stayed
168. Usually boys cannot become Boy scouts ––––
longer.
the
A. let B. have let
fifth grade.
C. had let D. will let
A. unless complete B. unless completed
E. would let
C. unless they complete D. unless they completed
162. We could have met her at the bus station, if
E. a + c
we –
169. Dina never calls her father unless he –––
––– that she had planned to arrange.
money.
English – Lec – 11 . 18
A. needs B. need C. needed
A. had known B. known
D. has needed E. none
C. knew D. have known
170. Choose the correct sentence.
E. had been knowing
A. They are going to get a divorce unless she
163. If the party –––– on Friday, we could go.
stops
A. were B. was
taking drugs.
C. is D. are E. been
B. They are going to get a divorce unless she
164. This apartment would be perfect if it –––– a
stopped taking drugs.
little
C. They are gone to get a divorce unless she
larger.
stopped taking drugs.
A. were B. was
D. They are gone to get a divorce unless she
C. is D. are
stops
E. being
taking drugs.
165. Choose the correct sentence.
E. all of the above
A. If my daughter is here, I would be very happy.
171. Choose the correct sentence.
B. If my daughter is here, I would very happy.
A. I ][n‖t ao I ^on‖t a_t my work `inisb_^.
C. If my daughter are here, I would be very
B. I ][n‖t ao Unl_ss I a_t my work `inisb_^.
happy.
C. I ][n‖t ao Unl_ss I aot my work `inisb_^.
D. If my daughter are here, I would very happy.
D. I ][n‖t ao Unl_ss I aot my work `inisb.
E. If my daughter were here, I would be very
E. A + C
happy.
172. You would not get well –––– your medicine.
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A. unless take B. unless you took
A. sent B. send C. to send
C. unless you take D. you take E. if you take
D. be sent E. sending
173. In a single day––– are as many as thousands
183. Maria is getting her hair –––– tomorrow.
of
A. cut B. cutting C. to cut
people involved in business deals in one area.
D. to be cut E. be cut
A. yet B. they C. ever D. there
184. The teacher let all ––––– the classroom.
174. ––– the Pulitzer Prize in 1924.
A. left B. leave C. to leave
A. Edna Ferber won
D. leaving E. to be left
B. When Edna Ferber won
185. There were not –––– to have the meeting.
C. Witb E^n[ F_r\_r‖s winnina
A. enoughly people B. people enough
D. E^n[ F_r\_r‖s winnina
C. enough people D. too people
175. The teacher made Juan –––– the room.
E. too much people
A. to leave B. leave C. leaving
186. –––– and John gave the money to the boy.
D. to be left E. to leaving
A. Her B. Hers C. Herself
176. Toshiko had her car ––––– by a mechanic.
D. She E. None
A. to repair B. repair C. repairing
187. Mr. Jones cut –––– while shaving.
D. repaired E. to repairing
A. himself B. hisself C. him
177. Ellen got Marvin –––– her paper.
D. he E. his
A. typing B. to type C. to typing
188. Allen has learned ––– to study in France
D. type E. to be typed
next year.
178. I made Jane –––– her friend on the
A. enough French B. French enough
telephone.
C. too enough French D. enoughly French
A. to call B. calling C. call
E. French enoughly
D. to be called E. called
189. Do you have –––– to take now?
179. We got our house –––– last week
A. enough time B. enoughly time C. time enough
A. painted B. to paint C. paint
D. time enoughly E. too time
D. painting E. be painted
190. Her call to California lasted ten minutes. She
180. Dr. Byre is having the students –––– a
made a ––––– California.
composition.
A. ten minute call B. ten minutes call
A. writing B. write C. written
C. ten minutes calls D. ten minute calls
D. to write E. to be written
E. call for ten minute
181. The policemen made the suspect –– on the
191. Mary and ––––– would rather go to the
ground.
movies.
A. to lie B. lying C. lie
A. me B. myself C. my
D. lied E. to be lying
D. I E. meself
182. Mark got his transcripts –––– to the
192. We teach languages. We are –––– teachers.
university.
A. languages B. language C. a language
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193. I was used to –––– at noon when I started
D. calm E. calmness
school.
203. Sharon was supposed to be here at nine
A. eating B. eaten C. be eaten D. eat E. be eating
O‖]lo]k.
194. If I had a bicycle, –––– it every day.
She –––– about our meeting.
A. I will ride B. I would be ridden
A. must have forgetting B. must have forgotten
C. I would ride D. I would have ridden
C. must forget D. must be forgotten
E. I would have ride
E. should have forgotten
195. George –––– on a trip to Chicago if he had
204. Thomas received a warning for speeding. He
had time.
–– so fast.
A. would have gone B. would go
A. must have driven B. should drive
C. will go D. would gone
C. should have driven D. must drive
E. will have gone
E. must be driven
196. M[r]_l[ ^i^n‖t ]om_ to ]l[ss y_st_r^[y. Sb_ –
205. Your cold sounds ––––.
–––
A. terrible B. terribly C. terribleness
an accident.
D. terriblefully E. None
A. would have gone B. should have gone
206. Paco was working –––– on the project.
C. must have gone D. must go E. would go
A. diligently B. diligent C. diligence
197. The sun is shining ––––.
D. diligentful E. diligentfully
A. brightness B. brightly C. brightfully
207. Of the four dresses, I like the red one ––––.
D. bright E. brightful
A. best B. the best C. better
198. The girls speak –––– French.
D. the better E. good
A. fluentness B. fluent C. fluently
208. No animal is so big –––– King Kong.
D. fluentful E. fluentfully
A. as B. like C. so
199. The boys speak Spanish ––––.
D. like as E. as like
A. fluentness B. fluent
209. Alv[ro ][n‖t a_t us_^ to ––––.
C. fluently D. fluentful E. fluentfully
A. studying B. study C. to be studied
200. He used to –––– ^inn_r [t `iv_ o‖]lo]k.
D. studied E. be studying
A. eating B. eaten C. eat
210. Phil is the –––– person we know.
D. be eaten E. be eating
A. happy B. happier C. happiest
201. The food in the restaurant always tastes ––––
D. the happiest E. the happier
.
211. The pianist plays very ––––.
A. well B. better C. best
A. well B. better C. good
D. good E. None
D. best E. the best
202. The campers remained ––– despite the
212. The twins have less money at the end of the
thunder storm.
month –––– they have at the beginning.
A. calmly B. calmfully C. calmful
A. from B. than C. as
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D. like E. than from
D. to be finding E. to be found
213. Her sports car is different –––– N[n]y‖s.
217. Gene got his book ––––– by a subsidy
A. from B. than C. as
publisher.
D. like E. than from
A. publishing B. published C. publish
214. We would rather –––– home tonight.
D. to publish E. to be published
A. stay B. staying C. to stay
218. It was difficult to deliver the letter –––– the
D. to be stayed E. to be staying
sender had written the wrong address on the
215. You should type –– that you will not make
envelope.
an error.
A. because B. because of C. in spite of
A. enough slowly B. enough slow
D. despite E. due to
C. slowly enough D. slow enough
219. The chickens have died –––– the intense
E. enough slowness
heat.
216. We have to help Janet –––– her key.
A. because B. because of C. in spite of
A. find B. finding C. found
D. despite E. due to
Answer Keys: 1. e 2. a 3. d 4. e 5. d 6. c 7. b 8. d 9. d 10. d 11. b 12. a 13. b 14. a 15. b 16. a 17. c 18. a 19. a 20. b 21. d 22. b 23. d 24. b 25. d 26. d 27. c 28. b 29. c 30. b 31. c 32. b 33. a 34. d 35. e 36. d 37. b 38. c 39. c 40. b 41. c 42. b 43. b 44. a 45. a 46. d 47. a 48. b 49. a 50. c 51. b 52. b 53. d 54. d 55. c 56. b 57. a 58. b 59. c 60. c 61. a 62. b 63. c 64. b 65. d 66. c 67. a 68. a 69. e 70. e 71. a 72. b 73. b 74. b 75. e 76. c 77. b 78. d 79. d 80. a 81. a 82. e 83. a 84. e 85. d 86. c 87. e 88. a 89. d 90. b 91. c 92. d 93. b 94. e 95. a 96. b 97. c 98. c 99.c 100.b 101.b 102.d 103.d 104.b 105.a 106.c 107.d 108.b 109.c 110.a 111.c 112.b 113.a 114.d 115.e 116.a 117.c 118.b 119.d 120.b 121.b 122.c 123.b 124.d 125.c 126.a 127. c 128.b 129.b 130.c 131.b 132.d 133.c 134.a 135. d 136. c 137. b 138. d 139. a 140. a 141. c 142. d 143. c 144. b 145. e 146. c 147. a 148. b 149. A 150. b 151. d 152. a 153. a 154. b 155. d 156. b 157. e 158. d 159. b 160. b 161. c 162. a 163. a 164. a 165. e 166. B 167. b 168. c 169. a 170. a 171. b 172. b 173. d 174. a 175. b 176. d 177. b 178. c 179. a 180. b 181. c 182. a 183. A 184. b 185. c 186. d 187. a 188. a 189. a 190. a 191. d 192. b 193. a 194. c 195. a 196. c 197. b 198. b 199. c 200. C 201. d 202. d 203. b 204. a 205. a 206. a 207. b 208. a 209. a 210. c 211. a 212. b 213. a 214. a 215. c 216. a 217. B 218. a 219. b 220. b 221
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1. Choose the correct option.
E. None of the above.
A. The houses are so very different in shape and
7. Choose the correct option.
color that they appear novel and fantastic.
A. Everybody says that it is one of the great
B. Give me your so watch that I can see how it
picture
looks.
of the world.
C. I could not do it in time because of my illness.
B. Every body say that it is one of the greatest
D. He was truthful as he was rewarded.
picture of the world.
E. None of the above.
C. Every body say that it is one of the greater
2. Choose the correct option.
pictures of the world.
A. We were sleeping while the thief broke into
D. Every body say that it is one of the great
our house.
pictures
B. I met an old man walking to the mosque.
of the world.
C. Walking I met an old man to the mosque.
E. None of the above.
D. The teacher noticed that the boy changed his
8. He was –––– to agree to the proposal.
behavior.
A. foolishly B. foolish C. foolishness
E. None of the above.
D. folly E. None of the above.
3. Choose the correct option.
9. Unemployment is the burning question ––– the
A. Both walking and running is good for health.
day.
B. Both walking and running are good for health.
A. to B. at C. by D. for E. of.
C. Both walking and running have for health.
10. He spent a –––– sum of money for the
D. Both walking and running had good for health.
education
E. Both A+C.
of his daughter.
4. The policemen are different, and ––––.
A. considerate B. considering
A. the cabs are so B. so the cabs are
C. considerable D. considerably
C. too are the cabs D. so are the cabs
E. None of the above.
E. None of the above.
11. Choose the incorrect opti.on.
5. - the sun in the west, I started the car.
A. He gradually came round.
A. Having noticing B. Noticed
B. Rabindranath was greater than any poet.
C. Had noticed D. Noticing
C. He and I are brothers.
E. Noticing that.
D. You should not lose heart. E. Both B+C.
6. I have some duties -
12. Choose the correct sentence.
A. performing B. to perform
A. We have and still helping him.
C. preformed D. to performing
B. He knows to type.
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C. He knows to typing.
21. I go to school with –––– everyday.
D. The boy attends his duties regularly.
A. he B. his C. him
E. None of the above.
D. she E. None of the above.
13. Find out the correct spelling.
22. It‖s too bot [n^ my b[ir n__^s –––– .
A. Permanence B. Permanance
A. to cut B. to cutting
C. Observence D. Observince
C. cutting D. to be cut
E. Both A+C.
E. Both C+D.
14. He is prone –––– idleness.
23. Tb_ synonym o` ―Cir]umsp_]t‖ is ––––.
A. at B. of C. to
A. Scrupulous B. Malicious C. Bigoted
D. with E. None of the above.
D. Assiduous E. None of the above.
15. He is forgetful –––– his duties.
24. Tb_ synonym o` ―R_trosp_]t‖ is ––––.
A. to B. at C. in
A. Abridge B. Circumscribe
D. of E. None of the above.
C. Trustworthy D. Curtail
16. The teacher decided –––– the paper.
E. None of the above.
A. to accepting B. accepting
25. Of the four dresses, I like the red one ––––.
C. to accept D. to have accepted
A. better B. best C. good
E. None of the above.
D. more better E. None of the above.
17. Richard is expecting –––– to go to class
26. Choose the correct option.
tomorrow.
A. The dispute between the faculty and the
A. us B. our C. we
administration was not resolved until they got
D. ours E. None of the above.
better
18. Choose the correct option.
working conditions.
A. George rarely never forgets to do his
B. Until they got better working conditions, the
homework.
dispute between the faculty and the
B. George never rarely forgets to do his
administration
homework.
was not resolved.
C. Rarely forgets George to do his homework.
C. The dispute between the faculty and the
D. Rarely is George forgets to do his homework.
administration was not resolved until they had
E. None of the above.
got
19. J[son‖s `[tb_r \ouabt bim –––– bicycle that he
better working conditions
had wanted for his birthday.
D. Both A+B E. None of the above.
A. a B. the C. an
27. The –––– went to sleep during the ––––
D. no article E. None of the above.
A. boring students, bored lecture.
20. Neither Bill nor Mary –––– going to the play
B. bored students, boring lecture.
tonight.
C. boredom students, boring lecture.
A. are B. is C. have been
D. bored students, boredom lecture.
D. shall E. None of the above.
E. None of the above.
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28. The –– Monalisa, is on display in the Louvre
C. She or Lance has called already Dr. Peter
in Paris.
Wilson.
English – Lec – 12 .
D. She or Lance already have called Dr. Peter
A. smiled of B. smile C. smiling
Wilson.
D. smilingly E. None of the above.
E. Already she or Lance has called Dr. Peter
29. Choose the correct sentence.
Wilson.
A. We hope that he would be able to attend.
35. Translate it –AvnZ ˆmw\KwU †Mvu †Mvu
B. We hoped that he will be able to attend.
Ki‡Q -
C. We will hope that he would be able to attend.
A. Tb_ injur_^ sol^i_r is m[kina ―ao ao‖ nois_.
D. We hoped that he would be able to attend.
B. Tb_ woun^_^ sol^i_r is m[kina ―ao ao‖ soun^.
E. Both B+D.
C. The wounded soldier is groaning.
30. She made a –––– call to California.
D. The injured soldier is howling.
A. ten-minutes B. ten-minute
E. None of the above.
C. ten-minut_‖s D. Botb B+C
36. Which is the correct spelling?
31. Choose the correct sentence.
A. Rhythmic B. Rhythemic C. Rsythmic
A. The plans that offer the most benefits will be
D. Rithmic E. None
accepted.
37. Choose the correct sentence.
B. The plans that offers the most benefits will be
A. If you or someone you know needs help, call
accepted.
our
C. The plan that offers the most benefits will be
toll-free number.
accepted.
B. If you or someone you know need help, call
D. The plan that offer the most benefits will be
our
accepted. E. Both A+C
toll- free number.
32. The examiner made us –––– our identification
C. If you or someone you know will need help,
in
call
order to be admitted to the test center.
our toll-free number.
A. showing B. showed C. show
D. both A+C E. none
D. to show E. shown
Mark the appropriate use of gerund (38 - 43)
33. What is the meaning of the word Numbness?
38. A. He came for seeing me. B. He came for see
A. Emotionless B. Nobody C. Nameless
me.
D. Without number. E. Numberless
C. He came for to see me. D. None of above.
34. Choose the correct sentence.
E. Both A+B
A. She or Lance has already called Dr. Peter
39. A. Have you finished write
Wilson.
B. Have you finished your writing.
B. She or Lance have already called Dr. Peter
C. Have you finished for writing
Wilson.
D. None of above. E. Both B+C 40. A. He prevented me to go.
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B. He prevented me to going.
D. None of the abovE.
C. He prevented me from going.
E. Both a+c
D. None of above. E. Both A+B
50. –––– imaginative stories about the origin of
41. A. I could not help to do it.
the
B. I could not help for doing it
game of chess.
C. I could not help to doing it
A. Many of the B. Many
D. None of above E. Both A+C
C. There are many D. Of the many
42. A. He succeded in wining the prize.
E. Much
B. He succeded to win the prize.
51. Find out the correct spelling.
C. He succeded for wining the prize.
A. Miscellaneous B. Miscelaneous
D. None of above E. Both A+B
C. Miscellanious D. Miscellanous
43. A. He persisted to go B. He persisted for going
E. None
C. He persisted in going. D. None of above
52. Choose the correct sentence.
E. Both A+C
A. I had been mailing the letter before I received
44. –––– on barren slopes can help prevent
your telephone.
erosion.
B. I mailed the letter before I received your
A. Planting trees B. For trees to be planted
telephone.
C. In order to plant trees D. Trees are planted
C. I have mailed the letter before I received your
E. None of the above.
telephone.
45. Find out the correct spelling.
D. I had mailed the letter before I received your
A. Personel B. Personnel
telephone.
C. Personale D. Parsonnel
E. I have been mailing the letter before I received
E. None
your telephone.
46. Choose the correct sentence.
53. Zzwg wK nvZ †`wL‡Z Rv‡bv ? Translate it.
A. To whom was the letter addressed?
A. Do you see hand? B. Do you see hand?
B. To who was the letter addressed?
C. Do you know how to read hand?
C. To whom the letter was addressed?
D. Do you calculate?
D. To who was the letter addressed?
E. None of the above.
E. Both A+B
54. Choose the correct sentence.
47. Translate it: I hope you are hale and hearty.
A. I know a person who I think can do the Job.
A. Avkv Kwi Zzwg kvixwiK I gvbwmK Kzm‡j
B. I know a person whom I think can do the Job.
Av‡Qv|
C. I know a person whom can do the Job.
B. Avkv Kwi Zzwg me©vš• Ki‡Y I gvbwmK fvj
D. I know a person who can do the Job.
Av‡Qv|
E. Both A+D
C. Avkv Kwi Zzwg me©w`‡K I gvbwmK fvj Av‡Qv|
55. Find out the correct spelling.
D. Dc‡ii †KvbwUB bq
A. Handkerchief B. Handkarchief C. Hankerchief D. Hankarchief
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E. None 56. Zvnv‡K Avwg wek¦¯• †jvK ewjqv Rvwb| Translate it. A. I know him as a believable person. B. He is a man who I know is trustworthy. C. Both a and b are correct. D. I know his trustworthy E. A+B 57. Choose the correct sentence. A. By April our companies will merge with Microsoft corporation. B. By April our companies will have merged with Microsoft corporation. C. By April our companies will be merging with Microsoft corporation. D. Both B+C E. None 58.
The condition of most slum-dwellers is so
miserable that it cannot be described in words. A. ew¯•i †jvK‡`i A_©‰bwZK Ae¯‖v GZB Lvivc †h, Zvnv eY©bv Kiv hvq bv| B. ew¯•i †jvK‡`i A_©‰bwZK Ae¯‖v GZB Lvivc †h, Zvnv fvlvq ejv gykwKj| C. ew¯•i †jvK‡`i A_©‰bwZK gvbwlK Ae¯‖v GZB Lvivc †h,
C. I am looking forward for seeing you D. I am looking forward for my seeing you E. None of the above. 60.
Find out the correct spelling.
A. Assignmant
B. Assaignment C. Asgnment
D. Assignment E. Assinment 61.
Choose the correct sentence.
A. I insist you do this. B. I insist you doing this. C. I insist on your doing this. D. I insist to you to do this.
E. None
62. One of the oldest large suspension bridges still ––– – today is the George Washington Bridge between New York City and Fort Lee, New Jersey. A. use B. is used C. the use of 63.
D. in use
E. usage
Which one is correct?
A. It is us who can help him.
Zvnv eY©bv Kiv hvq bv|
B. It is us who could had help him.
59. Choose the correct sentence.
C. It is we who can help him.
A. I am looking forward to seeing you
D. It is we who were helped him.
B. I am looking forward to see you
E. None of the above.
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What is the meaning of the word
purchases.
Conversation? A. Discussion C. Talking
B. Some of our customers pays cash for all
B. Explanation
purchases.
D. Speaking of two persons
71. This is charming scenery. It is -
B. to be a good student
D. the way of efficiency in study.
A. Infinitive B. Gerund C. Participle D. Verb E. None 72. Choose the correct sentence.
C. how to study effectively E. None
Find out the correct spelling.
A. Committee
purchases. purchases. E. Both A+C
A good student must know ––––.
A. to study hard
66.
C. Some of our customer pay cash for all D. Some of our customers has to pay cash for all
E. Conservative 65.
A. Some of our customers pay cash for all
B. Commity C. Comittee
D. Committe E. None of the above. 67. Choose the correct sentence. A. Was it Sumona who you were expecting? B. Was it Sumona whom you were expecting?
A. If the roof leaks, we should repair it immediately. B. If the roof leak, we should repair them immediately. C. If the roof leaks, we should repair them immediately. D. If the roof will leak, we should repair it immediately. E. If the roof will leak, we should repair them immediately. 73. A rolling stone gathers no moss. It is A. Participle B. Infinitive
C. Was it Sumona who were you expecting?
C. Gerund D. Verb E. None
D. Was it Sumona whom were you expecting?
A. Every boy and girl who toured the plant were
E. Both b+d 68. He is fond of riding. It is A. Participle B. Infinitive C. Gerund D. Verb E. None 69. John has not been able to recall where ––––. A. does she live B. she lives C. did she live D. lived the girl. E. None 70. Choose the correct sentence.
74. Choose the correct sentence. given a souvenir. B. Every boy and girl who toured the plant was given a souvenir. C. Every boy and every girl who toured the plant was given a souvenir. D. Every boy and every girl who toured the plant were given a souvenir. E. Both B+C 75. Walking is a good exercise. It is A. Infinitive B. Participle C. Verb
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D. Gerund E. None
84. She saw a –––– move .
76. A serious study of Physics is impossible ––––
A. frighten B. frightened C. fright
some knowledge of Mathematics.
D. frighteningly E. None.
A. not with B. no C. not having
85. Choose the incorrect option.
D. without. E. but
A. Had rested, the men continued their journey.
77. Which one is correct?
B. Flies carry germs of disease, settle on the
A. Wbo‖s p_n is tbis? B. Wbom p_n is tbis?
exposed food and contaminate it.
C. Whose pen is this? D. Who pen is this?
C. He found the book interested.
E. None of the abovE.
D. Both A+C E. All of the above.
78. Translate it – mvcUv †dvum †dvum Ki‡Q -
86. Identify the grammatically incorrect part in
A. The snake is making growling sound.
the following
B. The snake is making hissing sound.
sentence.
C. The snake is making trumpeting.
The audience became restless and noisy before
D. The serpent is about to strike.
the singer appeared on the stage.
E. None
A. became B. restless C. before
79. He is engaged in writing [ l_tt_r. It‖s [ -
D. appeared E. no error.
A. Infinitive B. Gerund C. Verb
87. To the [rtist‖s dismay, the picture was hung
D. Participle E. None
upside
80. –––– such as banking and travel, in which
down, to his embarrassment, no one noticed the
computers are not a convenience but a necessity.
error.
A. Where some industries B. In some industries
A. [rtist‖s B. w[s buna C. ^own
C. Some industries
D. embarrassment E. no error.
D. There are some industries
88. Were it not for the quick thinking of the
E. None
pilot, the
81. What is the meaning of the word
plane would have crashed; killing many
Acquaintance?
passengers.
A. Importance B. Serial number C. Known
A. were it not B. quick thinking
D. Expression. E. None
C. would have D. many passengers
82. Which one is correct?
E. no error.
A. He abstains to smoke
89. Zvi AvR iscyi hvIqvi K_v| Translate it.
B. He abstains from smoking
A. He will go to Rangpur today.
C. He abstains in smoking
B. He has to go to Rangpur today.
D. He abstains with smoking. E. Both A+B
C. He is to go to Rangpur today.
83. Complete the sentence.
D. He should go to Rangpur today.
They implored her ––––
E. None of the above.
A. staying B. to stay
90. Complete the sentence.
C. to staying D. stay E. None.
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The –––– snuggled close to the fireplace.
103. In 1892, Dr. James Naismith invented the
A. purred kitten B. purring of kitten
game
C. purring kitten D. purred of kitten
of basketball –––– college students with exercise
E. None of the above
during the winter months.
91. Choose the correct option.
A. provide B. for providing
A. Trina finally confessed to have stolen the
C. to have provided D. to provide
money.
E. None
B. Trina finally confessed to having stolen the
104. –––– steel, iron must be alloyed with a small
money.
amount of carbon.
C. Trina finally confessed to have being stolen the
A. Forming B. To form C. It forms
money.
D. To be formed E. None
D. Trina finally confessed to having been stealing
105. During polio epidemics, quarantines and
the money. E. B + D
travel
92. Choose the correct sentence.
restrictions were often imposed because people
A. He is always ready to help his friends.
were terrified of –––– the disease.
B. He is always ready to helping his friends.
A. to contract B. contracting
C. He is always ready to helped his friends.
C. contracted D. having contract
D. Both A+B
E. None
E. He is always ready to helps his friend.
106. ––––, many long distance swimmers coat
93. Choose the similar pair SIGNATURE :
their
ILLUSTRATION
bodies with an insulating layer of grease.
A. byline : column B. alias : charge
A. Against hypothermia
C. credit : purchase D. note : scale
B. To guard against hypothermia
E. reference : recommendation
C. Guard against hypothermia D. Guarding hypothermia against. E. None 107. During a fire, –––– may help prevent injury due
100. Choose the synonym of Heavenly ––––
to smoke inhalation.
A. Diabolical B. Divine C. Wicked
A. to keep low to the ground
D. Profane E. None.
B. keeping low to the ground
101 H_llo, Jim. I ^i^n‖t _xp_]t to s__ you to^[y.
C. low to the ground keeping
Sonia said you –––– ill.
D. keeping low to the ground, that E. None
A. are B. were C. was
108. Having been served lunch, ––––.
D. should be E. None
A. the problem was discussed the problem
102. Ann –––– and left.
B. the committee members discussed the problem
A. said goodbye to me B. said me goodbye
C. it was discussed by the committee members
C. told me good by D. a+b E. None
the problem
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D. a discussion of the problem was made by the
degree from London.
members of the committee
D. After Graduating from DU, his PH. D degree
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received from London by him
109. Captain Henry, –––– crept slowly through the
E. After graduating from, his received his PhD
under-brush.
degree from London.
A. being remote from the enemy
114. Choose the correct sentence
B. attempting to not encounter the enemy,
A. Returning to her room, several books were
C. trying to avoid the enemy D. not involving himself in the enemy 110. ––––, he began to make friends more easily. A. Having entered school in the new city, it was found that B. After entering the new school C. When he had been entering the new school D. Upon entering into the new school 111. While attempting to reach his home before the storm, ––––. A. the bicycle of John broke down B. it b[pp_n_^ tb[t Jobn‖s \ik_ \roke down C. the storm caught John D. John had an accident on his bicycle E. C + D 112. –––– that new information to anyone else but the sergeant. A. They asked him not to give B. Tb_y [sk_^ bim to ^on‖t aiv_ C. They asked him no give D. They asked him to no give E. They asked his to no give 113. Choose the correct sentence
missing. B. Returning to her room, several books missed. C. Returning to her room, she were missing several books. D. Returning to her room, she missed several books. E. Returning to her room, she were missed several book.
115. Choose the correct sentence A. Having been delayed by heavy traffic, it was impossible for her to arrive on time. B. Having been delayed by heavy traffic, it was impossible for her arriving on time. C. Having been delayed by heavy traffic, she was arrived late. D. Having been delayed by heavy traffic, she arrived late. E. None 116. Choose the correct sentence A. Accustomed to getting up early, the new schedule was enjoyable. B. Accustomed to getting up early, she enjoyed the new schedule. C. Accustomed to getting up early, the new schedule is enjoying. D. Accustomed to getting up early, she was enjoyed by the new schedule E. Accustomed to getting up early, the new schedule enjoyed her.
A. After graduating from DU, his PhD degree was
117. Choose the correct sentence
received from London.
A. After finishing his speech, he invited the
B. After graduating from DU, He was received his
audience to ask questions.
PhD degree from London.
B. After finishing his speech, the audience was
C. After graduating from DU, he received his Ph.
invited to ask questions.
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C. After finishing his speech, he was invited to
tickets early.
ask
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questions.
D. In order to take advantage of low rates, buying
D. After finishing his speech, the audience invited
tickets early.
him to ask questions.
E. In order to taking advantage of low rates, buy
E. After finishing his speech, he was being invited
tickets early.
by the audience to ask questions.
121. Choose the correct sentence
118. Choose the correct sentence
A. To taking action pictures, always use a
A. Prot_]t yours_l` `rom tb_ sun‖s r[ys, usina [
highspeed
sun
film.
screen.
B. To take action pictures, always use a high-
B. To prot_]t yours_l` `rom tb_ sun‖s usina [ sun
speed
screen.
film.
C. Prot_]t yours_l` `rom tb_ sun‖s r[ys, us_ [ sun
C. To take action pictures, always using a
screen.
highspeed
D. To prot_]t yours_l` `rom tb_ sun‖s r[ys, us_ [
film.
sun
D. Taking action pictures, always use a high-speed
screen.
film.
E. Prot_]tina yours_l` `rom tb_ sun‖s r[ys, usina [
E. Take action pictures, always use a high-speed
sun screen.
film.
119. Choose the correct sentence
122. Choose the correct sentence
A. Prepare for the TOEFL, studying hard every
A. To send letters from Bangladesh overseas, use
day.
a
B. Preparing for the TOEFL to study hard every
Global Mail.
day.
B. The send letters from Bangladesh overseas, use
C. Preparing for the TOEFL, study hard every day.
a
D. To prepare for the TOEFL, studying hard every
Global Mail
day.
C. Sending letters from Bangladesh overseas, use
E. To prepare, for the TOEFL, study hard
a
everyday.
Global Mail
120. Choose the correct sentence
D. Sending letters from Bangladesh overseas, use
A. In order to taking advantage of low rates, to
a
buy
Global Mail
tickets early.
E. Send letters from Bangladesh overseas, use a
B. In order to take advantage of low rates, to buy
Global Mail
tickets early.
123. I would rather take classes –––– the
C. In order to take advantage of low rates, buy
afternoon.
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A. on B. in
D. going E. A + B
C. at D. to E. upon
135. Amzad completed –––– his thesis this
124. Rima has a part-time job –––– night
summer.
A. on B. in
A. writing B. write C. to write
C. at D. for E. to
D. wrote E. written
125. The rainy season begins –––– July.
136. I enjoyed –––– with your friend.
A. on B. in
A. talk B. talking C. to talk
C. at D. upon E. for
D. the talking E. talked
126. The graduation is –––– May 20.
137. I miss –––– the news when I am traveling
A. on B. in
A. watch B. to watch C. watching
C. at D. over E. for
D. the watching E. to watching
127. We came to the United States –––– 1997.
138. She forgot about –––– her appointment.
A. on B. in
A. canceling B. cancel C. to cancel
C. at D. over E. to
D. canceled E. None
128. We had planned –––– day before yesterday.
139. She is likely ––––.
A. leaving B. to leave
A. to know B. know C. knowing
C. leave D. left E. none
D. knew E. A + C
129. Urbi wanted –––– with Mr. Arif.
140. W_ ][n‖t b_lp –––– why she left.
A. to speak B. speak C. speaking
A. to wonder B. wonder C. wondering
D. have to speak E. A + B
D. wondered E. to wondering
130. I intend –––– you that we cannot approve
141. I have been looking forward to –––– you.
your
A. meet B. to meet C. meeting
application.
D. met E. meet with
A. inform B. informed C. the inform
142. A. W_ woul^n‖t min^ to w[it.
D. information E. to inform
B. W_ woul^n‖t min^ w[itina.
131. Tb_y ^i^n‖t pl[n –––– a car.
C. W_ woul^n‖t min^ w[it.
A. to buy B. bought C. buy
D. W_ woul^n‖t min^ to w[itina
D. to be bought E. buying
E. W_ woul^n‖t min^ w[it_^.
132. The weather tends –––– in May
143. A. Father insisted me on go to cinema.
A. improving B. to improve
B. Father insisted me on to go to cinema.
C. improve D. improved
C. Father insisted me on to going cinema.
E. had improved
D. Father insisted me on going to cinema.
133. He enjoys –––– by plane.
E. Father insisted me on to be gone to cinema.
A. to travel B. traveling C. travel
144. A. I know the answer.
D. traveled E. none
B. I know how to answer the question.
134. She is considering not to ––––.
C. I know how answer the question.
A. go B. went C. gone
D. I know to answer the question. E. A + B
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145. If she knew ––––, he would lend her his car.
153. –––– provides people with personal
A. to drive B. how to drive
satisfaction
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as well as money.
C. to drive how D. how drive
A. work B. to work C. working
E. drive how to
D. to working E. B + C
146. Untill he came to United states to study, –––
154. A. The sneeze spreads germs
–.
B. To sneeze spreads germs
A. b_ ^i^n‖t know to ]ook.
C. Sneezing spread germs
B. b_ ^o_sn‖t know to ]ook.
D. To sneezing spread germs
C. b_ ^o_sn‖t know bow to ]ook.
E. To sneezing spreads germs
D. b_ ^i^n‖t know bow to ]ook.
155. –––– considereds a serious crime.
E. b_ ^i^n‖t know to ]ook bow.
A. To shoplifting is B. Shoplift is
147. I ^on‖t know –––– use the card catalog in the
C. Shoplifting are D. To shoplift is
library.
E. To shoplift are
A. how to B. to C. the
156. –––– in the afternoon is a custom in many
D. how E. none
countries.
148. Do you know ––––?
A. The rest B. Resting
A. to type B. how to type C. type
C. To resting D. Rest
D. how type E. all
E. The resting
149. Sharmin always boils water twice –––– tea.
157. Having managed the team for years, he
A. to make B. make C. made
understood the players.
D. making E. for make
A. Having managed the team for years, he
150. A. David has studied hard to succeed. B. David has studied hard for succeed. C. David has studied hard to successful. D. David has studied hard for succeeded. E. None 151. Don‖t mov_ your `__t wb_n you swina –––– golf well. A. for play B. for played C. to play D. to playing E. play 152. Papyrus was used –––– not only paper but also sails, baskets & clothing. A. for to make B. make C. for make D. to make E. making facebook /gmail/skype: -
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158. If he was to decide to go to college. I, fore one, would recommend that he plan to go to Yale. A. If he was to decide to go to college, B. If he were to decide to go to college C. Had he decided to go to college, D. In the event that he decides to go to college
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E. Supposing he was to decide to go to college
D. Suggestion, which is more skillful, is used in
159. Tb_ aro]_r b[^n‖t b[r^ly [ny o` tbos_ kin^
place of argument by advertisers
of
E. Instead of suggestion, depending on argument
canned goods.
is
A. b[^n‖t b[r^ly [ny o` tbos_ kin^
used by skillful advertisers.
B. b[^n‖t b[r^ly [ny o` tbos_ kin^s
163. Using it wisely, leisure promotes health,
C. had hardly any of those kind
efficiency, and happiness
D. had hardly any of those kinds
A. Using it wisely
E. had scarcely any of those kind
B. If used wisely
160. Having stole the money, the police searched
C. Having used it wisely
the thief.
D. Because it is used wisely
A. Having stole the money, the police searched the thief.
E. Because of usefulness
B. Having stolen the money, the thief was searched by the police C. Having stolen the money, the police searched the thief.
164. If he were to win the medal, I for one would be disturbed.
D. Having stole the money, the thief was searched
A. If he were to win the medal
by the police
B. If he was to win the medal
E. Being that he stole the money, the police searched the thief
161. Had I realized how close I was to failing. I would not have gone to the party. A. Had I realized how close B. If I would have realized C. Had I had realized how close D. When I realized how close E. If I realized how close 162. Depending on skillful suggestion, argument is seldom used in advertising. English – Lec – 12 . A. Depending on skillful suggestion, argument is seldom used in advertising B. Argument is seldom used by advertisers, who depend instead on skillful suggestion C. Skillful suggestion is depended on by advertisers instead of argument facebook /gmail/skype: -
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B. aov_rnm_nt `[ilina to k__p it‖s pl_^a_s
the tonsils were found to be diseased
C. aov_rnm_nt‖s `[ilina to k__p its pl_^a_s
D. The physical examination completed, the
D. government failing to keep its pledges
tonsils
E. governments failing to keep their pledges
were found to be diseased.
167. Her brother along with her parents insist
E. The physical examination found that the
that
tonsils
she remain in school.
were diseased.
A. insist B. insists
170. Having bowed our heads, the minister led us
C. are insisting D. were insisting
in
E. have insisted
prayer
168. Crossing the street, a car almost struck us.
A. Having bowed our head, the minister led
A. Crossing the street, a car almost struck us.
B. After we bowed our heads, the minister led
B. A car almost struck us, crossing the street.
C. After we bowed our head, the minister led
C. As we crossed the street, a car almost struck us
D. After we had bowed our heads, the minister led
D. A car, crossing the street, almost struck us.
E. Having bowed our heads, the minister leads
E. Having crossed the street, a car almost struck us.
171. More than any animal, the wolverine
169. Completing the physical examination, the
exemplifies the
tonsils
un\ri^l_ `_ro]ity o` ‗n[ture red in tooth and
were found to be diseased.
]l[w.‘
A. Completing the physical examination, the
A. More than any animal
tonsils
B. More than any other animal
were found to be diseased
C. More than another animal
B. Having completed the physical examination,
D. Unlike any animal
the
E. Compared to other animals
tonsils were found to be diseased C. When the physical examination was completed,
Answer Keys: 1. c 2. a 3. b 4. d 5. d 6. b 7. e 8. b 9. e 10. c 11. b 12. d 13. a 14. c 15. d 16. c 17. a 18. e 19. b 20. b 21. c 22. e 23. a 24. e 25. b 26. e 27. b 28. c 29. d 30. b 31. e 32. c 33. a 34. a 35. c 36. a 37. a 38. a 39. b 40. c 41. d 42. a 43. c 44. a 45. b 46. a 47. a 48. c 49. d 50. c 51. a 52. d 53. c 54. e 55. a 56. e 57. b 58. a 59. a 60. d 61. c 62. d 63. c 64. d 65. c 66. a 67. b 68. c 69. b 70. a 71. c 72. a 73. a 74. e 75. d 76. d 77. c 78. b 79. b 80. d 81. c 82. b 83. a 84. e 85. a 86. a 87. e 88. a 89. c 90. c 91. b 92. a 93. a 94. b 95. b 96. d 97. b 98. c 99. b 100. b 101.b 102. a 103. d 104. b 105. b 106. b 107. b 108. b 109. a 110. b 111. d 112. a 113. c 114. d 115.d 116. b 117.a 118.d 119.e 120.c 121.b 122.a 123.b 124.c 125.b 126.a 127. b 128.b 129.a 130.e 131.a 132.b 133.b 134.a 135. a 136. b 137. c 138. a 139. a 140. c 141. c 142. b 143. d 144. e 145. b 146. d 147. a 148. b 149. a 150. a 151. c 152. d 153. e 154. b 155. d 156. b 157. a 158.b 159.d 160. b 161.a 162.b 163. b 164. a 165. d 166. c 167. b 168. c 169. e 170. d 171. b 172. d 173. d 174. b 175. C facebook /gmail/skype: -
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1. Do not jeer --- him. A. at B. on
C. of
A. so insects can B. insects can either
D. in
E. with
C. so can insects D. also can insects E. both A+D.
2. The man has ---- away. A. flied B. flown C. fled D. flee 3.
E. flee
The book is --- the corner of the table. A. at B. with
C. in
D. of
B. should
A. I cannot also C. neither can I
E. on
B. also cannot I D. I cannot swim too.
E. both A+D.
4. You – not to go there. A. must
10. He cannot swim, and --- .
C. ought
D. may
11.
Find out the correct sentence.
E. A+D.
A. If you become a doctor you will be happy
5.
B. If you will become a doctor, you will be
You should come --- time to get your meal. A. on B. in
6.
C. at D. off
happy
E. of
C. If you become a doctor, you would be happy
The river is near --- our village. A. at B. in
will
C. to D. into E. with
D. None of above.
7. The bus driver turned right --- time before the
A. in B. on
9.
C. at D. off
E. about
B. by
C. in
D. at
Birds can fly, and --- .
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He came to our house --- foot. A. on
He is good – mathematics.
A. in B. at C. on
accident.
8.
12.
E. Both A+C.
He should have come at 9 p.m., but he was
not --- time. E. with.
A. on B. in C. at D. off. E. with
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14. My birthday is – July. A. in B. on C. at D. by
E. with
15. My birthday is – Monday. A. on B. in C. at D. by
E. with
16. You will come – the evening. A. at B. in C. on D. by E. about 17. My `ri_n^ s[i^ to m_, ‗Wby [r_ you sittina alone b_r_‘? A. My friend said to me that why you were sitting alone here. B. My friend told me if was sitting alone there C. My friend told me whether I am sitting alone here. D. None of above. E. Both B+C. 18. I s[i^, ‗I wisb I woul^ \orrow tb_ \ook _[rli_r.!‘ A. I told that I wished I would borrow the book earlier. B. I told with loudly that I would borrow the book earlier. C. I told with Joy that I wished I would borrow the book earlier. D. None of the above. E. Both A+B. facebook /gmail/skype: -
19. Tb_ t_[]b_r s[i^, ‗B_ [tt_ntiv_ [n^ list_n to my l_]tur_‘. A. The teacher advised to be attentive and listen to his lecture. B. The teacher told to become attentive and listen to his lecture. C. The teacher said to being attentive and listen to his lecture. D. None of the above. E. Both A+C. 20. Choose the correct sentence. A. You become after five to you study if you will a good student B. If you become attentive to your study, you will be a good student C. You will be a good student if you become attentive to your study. D. None of the above. E. Both B+C. 21. Tb_ synonym o` ―Cr_^i\l_‖ A. believable B. moderate C. change D. probable E. belief 22. Tb_ synonym o` ―M[an[nimous‖ A. climax B. light minded C. plain D. generous E. none .23 24 .25 .
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36. Ivory readily adapts itself – tb_ C[rv_r‖s [rt.
.
A. in B. to
.27
C. on D. for
.
E. with
.28
37. The teacher dealt – the subject.
.
A. on B. in C. of D. with E. at
.
38. I called – him at his office.
29. Find out the correct spelling.
A. in B. at C. on
A. Nourish B. Nurish C. Narish
D. under E. of
D. Norish E. All of the above
39. Choose the correct spelling-
30. Find out the correct spelling.
A. abhorense B. abhorence C. abhorrence
A. Galant B. Gallent C. Galent
D. abhorencum. E. None
D. Gallant E. None
40. Choose the correct spelling-
31. Tb_ synonym o` ―Cryptic‖ is -
A. Agreggate B. Aggregate C. Agreegate
A. Meek B. Secret
D. Aggrirate E. None
C. Decipher D. Crystal.
41. Choose the correct spelling-
E. overt
A. Idiosyncrasy B. Idiosyncracy C. Idiocyncracy
32. Tb_ synonym o` ―mandatory‖ is -
D. Idiosyncracye E. None
A. Obligatory B. Salutary
42. Choose the correct sentence.
C. Rotary D. Wise. E. high.
A. If you intermarry, you rejected from the
33. Translate it – K‡qK gvm †K‡U †Mj -
community
A. A few months is going by
B. If you inter marry you will be rejected from
B. A few months was going by
the
C. A few months elapsed
community
D. Few months is past.
C. You intermarry if you will be rejected from the
E. None
community
34. Translate it wZj‡K Zvj Kiv -
D. None of above. E. A+B.
A. Pitch your aim high
43. M[k_ it in^ir_]t. H_ s[i^ ‗I b[v_ ^on_ it
B. Great boast. small roast
to^[y‘.
C. To carry Coal to New Castle
A. He said that I had done it today.
D. To make a mountain of a mole hill.
B. He said I had done it to day.
E. None
C. He said that he had done it that day.
35. Shaluk excels – dancing.
D. He said he had done it that day. E. None
English – Lec – 13 .
44. Sb[j[l S[i^ ‗H_r_ is my p_n‘. M[k_ it in^ir_]t.
A. in B. on C. off
A. Shajal said that there was his pen.
D. of E. None
B. Shajal said that here was his pen.
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C. Shajal said that there is his pen.
Mehedi did.
D. Shajal said that here is my pen. E. None
C. I ^i^n‖t s__ Up[m[ tbis mornina [n^ n_itb_r
45. Find out the correct spelling.
did
A. Benificial B. Beneficial C. Benifical
Mehedi.
D. Benefecial E. None
D. Both A+C E. None.
46. Tb_ t_[]b_r s[i^ ‗Tim_ is mon_y‘
51. Choose the correct Option.
A. The teacher said time was money.
A. Mercury, the silver-coloured metal used in
B. The teacher said time is money.
thermometers, is usually in a liquid form.
C. The teacher said that time is money.
B. Mercury, usually in a liquid form, the silver
D. The teacher said that time was money.
coloured metal used in thermometers.
E. Both A + C.
C. Mercury, used in thermometers, is usually in a
47. Choose the correct Option.
liquid form, the silver-coloured metal.
A. They will leave at noon and you will too.
D. none of the above
B. They will leave at noon and too will you.
E. B+C
C. They will leave at noon and too you will.
52. Fill in the blank with appropriate preposition.
D. They will leave at noon and you too will.
He has an abhorrence — war.
E. None
A. for B. to C. of
48. Choose the incorrect Option.
D. in E. None
A. Asif went to the mountains on his vacation
53. I have no bias — her.
and
A. with B. of C. to
we did too.
D. for E. at.
B. Asif went to the mountains on his vacation and
54. She congratulated me — my good results.
so
A. to B. on C. in
we did.
D. for E. at.
C. Asif went to the mountains on his vacation and
55. Choose the correct Option.
so
A. Each of the women expressed their views.
did we.
B. Who would you be if you could be someone
D. None of the above E. A+B.
else?
49. Complete the sentence.
C. Five dollars were all it cost.
W_ ^on‖t pl[n to [tt_n^ tb_ ]on]_rt, [n^ — .
D. Both B+C E. None.
A. n_itb_r tb_y ^o B. _itb_r tb_y ^on‖t
56. Complete the sentence.
C. _itb_r ^on‖t tb_y D. non_ o` tb_ [\ov_
Three fourths of the members — paid their dues.
E. B+C.
A. has B. have C. would
50. Choose the correct Option.
D. none of the above E. A+B
A. I ^i^n‖t s__ Up[m[ tbis mornina [n^ M_b_^i
57. Choose the incorrect option.
_itb_r ^i^n‖t.
A. The reason of my silence is due to my illness.
B. I ^i^n‖t s__ Up[m[ tbis mornina [n^ n_itb_r
B. The reason of my silence is my illness.
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C. My silence is due to my illness.
when would the train arrive?
D. Both B+C
C. The passenger asked the porter when the train
E. None.
would arrive?
English – Lec – 13 .
D. The passenger asked the porter when the train
58. H_ s[i^ to m_ ‗I w_nt bom_ in J[nu[ry‘.
would arrive.
(Indirect)
E. None
A. He said to me that he went home in January.
61. Tb_ synonym o` ―Divula_‖ is —
B. He said to me that he had gone home in
A. Protest B. Mammoth
January.
C. Irrelevant D. express
C. He said to me that I had gone home in
E. None
January.
62. Tb_ synonym o` ―D_pr_][t_‖ is —
D. He said to me that he himself went home in
A. Retreat B. Condemn
January.
C. Eradicate D. wither
E. None
E. None
59. My `[tb_r s[i^ to m_ ‗W_ [r_ aoina tb_r_
63. Tb_ Synonym o` ―Err[ti]‖ is —
tomorrow.‘
A. Hazardous B. Delicious C. Capricious
(Indirect)
D. Temporary E. None
A. My father said to me that they were going
64. Spelling error occurs in —
there
A. Wierd B. Vicious
tomorrow.
C. Scissors D. None of the above
B. My father said to me that we are going there
E. Both b+C.
the
65. Choose the incorrect spelling.
following day.
A. Revel B. Suppossition
C. My father said to me that we were going there
C. Picturesque D. Both A+B
the
E. None
following day.
66. Choose the correct spelling.
D. My father said to me that they were going
A. Lietenant B. Lieutenent
there
C. Lieuteenant D. Lieutenant
the following day.
E. None
E. None
67. Complete the sentence.
60. Tb_ p[ss_na_r s[i^ to tb_ port_r ‗wb_n will
H_ ][n‖t swim, [n^ —
the
A. so I ][n‖t swim B. I ][nnot swim too
tr[in [rriv_?‘ (In^ir_]t)
C. neither can I D. neither I can
A. The passenger asked the porter that when
E. I cannot too.
would
68. Complete the sentence.
the train arrive?
If someone tried to take bribe, — the police.
B. The passenger asked the porter if he knew that
A. I would have told B. I would tell
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C. I would told D. I would be told
A. in B. against
E. None
C. on D. to E. for
69. Choose the correct option.
75. I instilled a sense of responsibility — his
A. If he left his bicycle outside, someone would
mind.
steal it.
A. to B. into
B. Unl_ss you ^o not st[rt [t on]_ you‖ll \_ l[t_.
C. on D. over E. for
C. You must go today whether are you ready or
76. They were carrying the injured player off the
not.
field
D. If I had a car I could have gone there in time
(Passive)
E. A+B
A. The injured player was being carried off the
70. Choose the incorrect option.
field.
A. If we had found him earlier, we could have
B. The injured player was carried off the field.
saved
C. The injured player carried off the field by
his life.
them.
B. If you had obeyed orders, this disaster would
D. None of the above
not
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happen.
E. Both B+C
C. The car broke down, but for that we would
77. The streets are swept every day (Active).
have
A. Everyday sweeps the streets.
been in time.
B. Everyday swept the streets.
D. Both A+C E. None
C. Everyone swept the streets everyday.
71. Complete the sentence.
D. None of the above E. Both A+B
W_‖r_ aoina \y \us, i` w_ w_r_ aoina \y \o[t, —
78. People say that tortoises live longer than
much happier.
elephants.
A. I had felt B. I would feel
(Passive)
C. I would felt D. I had been feel
A. Tortoises are said to be lived longer than
E. None
elephants.
72. Fill in the blank with appropriate preposition.
B. Tortoises are said to live longer than
In the UK Children under 16 are exempt—
elephants.
prescription charges.
C. Tortoises are said to lived longer than
A. of B. for C. upon
elephants.
D. from E. at
D. Tortoises live longer than elephants are said.
73. The freelance design work provides a useful
E. B+C
supplement — my ordinary income.
79. Almost all the countries of the world allow
A. in B. at
foreign students to study in their Universities.
C. to D. on E. for
(Passive).
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A. Foreign students were allowed by almost all
A. Delicious B. Asinine C. Capricious
the
D. Fastidious E. None
countries of the world to study in their
85. Which one of the following is not a synonym
Universities.
of
B. To study in their Universities foreign students
―Pr_^il_]tion‖?
will
A. Preference B. Inclination C. Disposition
be allowed by almost all the countries of the
D. Both B+C E. None.
world.
86. Tb_ synonym o` ―Intri][t_‖ is -
C. Foreign students are being allowed by almost
A. Tortuous B. Innate C. Imperceptible
all
D. All of the above E. None.
the countries of the world to study in their
87. Choose the correct spelling.
universities.
A. Messanger B. Correspondance C. Queenine
D. Foreign students are allowed by almost all the
D. B+C E. Psychology
countries of the world to study in their
88. Choose the incorrect spelling.
Universities
A. Heinous B. Receipt C. Neglegence
E. None
D. deceive E. All of the above
80. Choose the correct sentence.
89. No spelling error occurs in -
A. Let Juliet and me go B. Let Juliet and I go
A. Contemptous B. Contemptuous C. Contemptus
C. Let Juliet and mine go D. Let Juliet and myself
D. Imaginery E. A+B
go
90. Complete the sentence.
E. None
Abul would rather— the movie at a cinema hall —
81. Choose the correct option.
at home.
A. The company will compensate you the loss.
A. watching, than B. watched, to C. watch, than
B. The company will compensate you of the loss.
D. watch, to E. then, watch
C. The company will compensate you for the loss.
91. Complete the sentence.
D. The company will compensate you to the loss.
The man who sponsored the concerts —
E. None
anonymous.
82. Choose the incorrect option.
A. remain B. remains C. remaining
A. The smell of flowers pervaded through the
D. will remains E. None.
house.
92. His going home is uncertain. It is -
B. The smell of flowers pervaded the house.
A. Adjective phrase B. Adverbial phrase
C. He ascended the throne.
C. Noun phrase D. Conjunctional phrase
D. All of the above. E. None
E. None of the above
83. Tb_ synonym o` ―Imp_]][\l_‖ is -
93. There is none but wishes to be happy. It is -
A. Colossal B. Immaculate C. Salubrious
A. Noun clause B. Adjective clause
D. Prodigal E. None
C. Adverbial clause D. None of the above
84. Tb_ synonym o` ―M_ti]ulous‖ is -
E. A+B+C
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94. His silence proves that he is guilty. (make it
B. Morse code, was invented by Samuel F.B.
simple)
Morse,
A. His silence proves he is guilty.
a system of telegraphic signals composed of dots
B. His silence proves that his guilt.
and dashes.
C. His silence proves his guilty.
C. Morse code, a system of telegraphic signals was
D. His silence proves his guilt E. None
invented by Samuel F.B. Morse, composed of dots
95. Study hard or you will fail. (Make it complex)
and dashes.
A. If you do not study hard, you will fail.
D. Morse code, invented by Samuel F.B. Morse, a
B. Unless you do not study hard will fail.
system of telegraphic signals composed of dots
C. If you unless study hard you will fail.
and
D. Both A+B E. A+B+C.
dashes. E. B+D.
96. Complete the sentence.
100. Identify the grammatically incorrect part in
Butler goes to that church, and — .
the
A. Neville too goes B. Neville goes too
following sentence. Totem poles provide eloquent
C. so Neville does D. so does Neville
r_]or^s o` [ tri\_‖s lin_[a_ [n^ bis bistory.
E. so goes Neville.
A. Totem B. records C. lineage
97. Choose the correct option.
D. his E. no error.
A. He is a confirmed bachelor, and so I am.
101. Although Emily Dickinson wrote some of the
B. He is a confirmed bachelor, and too I am.
most haunting lines of American poetry, only
C. He is a confirmed bachelor, and I am so.
seven of her poems were published during their
D. He is a confirmed bachelor, and too am I.
life time.
English – Lec – 13 .
A. the B. poetry C. were
E. None of the above.
D. their E. no error.
98. Choose the incorrect option.
102. Dr. August Raspet was a researcher and
A. Tb_y won‖t ao to tb_ r_st[ur[nt, [n^ n_itb_r
designer
will
of sailplanes and inventors of the flying bicycle.
my friend.
A. was B. inventors C. flying
B. Tb_y won‖t ao to tb_ r_st[ur[nt, [n^ _itb_r my
bicycle
`ri_n^ won‖t.
D. of sailplanes E. no error.
C. Tb_y won‖t ao to tb_ r_st[ur[nt, [n^ my `ri_n^
103. Tb_ synonym o` ―In]_ption‖ is —
won‖t _itb_r.
A. Elucidation B. Complication C. Commotion
D. Both B+C E. All of the above.
D. Outset E. A+C.
99. Choose the correct option.
104. Choose the correct sentence.
A. Morse code, a system of telegraphic signals
A. I` b_ will runs, b_‖ll a_t tb_r_ in tim_.
composed of dots and dashes, was invented by
B. I` b_ runs, b_‖ll a_t tb_r_ in tim_.
Samuel F.B. Morse.
C. If he will run, he got there in time. D. If he will run, he will be got there in time
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E. Both A+B.
D. Your work satisfied me.
105. Choose the incorrect option.
E. Your work satisfied I.
A. I` I liv_^ n_[r my o``i]_, I‖^ \_ in tim_ `or
111. Which book do you want? (Passive)
work.
A. Which book is wanted by you?
B. I` I liv_^ n_[r my o``i]_, I‖^ b[v_ \__n in tim_
B. Is which book wanted by you?
for work.
C. Which is book wanted by you?
C. If I dyed my hair green, everyone would laugh
D. Which book was wanted by you?
at me.
E. Which do book is wanted by you?
D. If you heat ice, it will turn to water.
112. Choose the correct option.
E. Both A+C.
A. She can swim, can she?
106. Complete the sentence.
B. Sb_ ][n swim, ^o_sn‖t sb_?
If we had found him earlier, we — his life.
C. Sb_ ][n swim, ][n‖t sb_?
A. could save B. could have saved
D. Sb_ ][n‖t swim, ][n‖t sb_?
C. could be saving D. could saved
E. None of the above.
E. could have been saving.
113. Choose the correct option.
107. She took me to task (Passive).
A. I Prefer to walk than to ride.
A. I was taken task by her
B. I prefer walk than of ride.
B. I was taken to be task by her
English – Lec – 13 .
C. I was taken to task by her
C. I prefer walking than of riding.
D. I had taken to task by her
D. I prefer to walk than ride.
E. I had been taken to task by her.
E. I prefer walking to riding.
108. He has been punished enough. (Active)
114. Tb_ synonym o` ―A\oriain[l‖ is -
A. God was punished him enough.
A. Amusing B. Primitive C. Slow
B. God has punished enough him.
D. Biased E. None of the above.
C. God has enough punished him.
115. Complete the sentence.
D. God has punished him enough.
Among them few — willing to help.
E. God had punished him enough.
A. was B. were C. have
109. She found it as last (Passive).
D. had been E. None of the above.
A. At last was found by her.
116. DETECTIVE : INFORMER ::
B. It has found by her at last.
A. spy : counterspy B. reporter : source
C. It was found by her at last.
C. author : editor D. architect :
D. It was to be found by her at last.
draftsman
E. None of the above.
E. sailor : mutineer.
110. I was satisfied with your work (Active)
117. INDOLENT : WORK ::
A. Your work satisfy me
A. decisive : act B. gullible : cheat
B. Your work had satisfied me.
C. perceptive : observe D. theatrical : perform
C. Your work satisfied with me
E. taciturn : speak
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118. MYTH : LEGENDARY ::
do D. neither do they E. None of the above.
A. sermon : lengthy B. anecdote : witty
125. Fill in the blank with appropriate
C. fable : didactic D. epic : comic
preposition.
E. allegory : obscure
The new rule is advantageous --- us.
119. INFALLIBLE : ERROR ::
A. for B. of C. to
A. irreversible : cure
D. with. E. None of the above.
B. invulnerable : emotion
126. Florida has not yet ratified the amendment,
C. impeccable : flaw
and –
D. intolerable : defect
–––.
E. immovable : choice.
A. s_v_r[l otb_r st[t_s b[sn‖t _itb_r
120. PURIST : CORRECTNESS::
B. neither has some of the others states
A. miser : generosity B. saint : elevation
C. some other states also have not either
C. nomad : refuge D. judge : accuracy
D. neither have several other states
E. martinet : discipline
127. California relies heavily on income from fruit
121. Fill in the gap.
crops, and –––––.
Two-thirds of the road — repaired.
A. Florida also
A. have been B. are
B. Florida too
C. has been D. were
C. Florida is as well
E. None of the above.
D. so does Florida
122. Which one of the following sentence is
128. Pioneer men and women endured terrible
correct?
hardships, and –––.
A. They will leave at noon, and I too will.
A. so do their children
B. They will leave at noon and I will too.
B. neither did the children
C. They will leave at noon, and so will I.
C. also the childs
D. Both B+ C
D. so did their children
E. None.
129. It was not until she arrived in class –––
123. Finish the following sentence.
realized
Tb_ S]i_ntist isn‖t too b[ppy witb tb_ proj_]t,
she had forgotten her book.
and ------
A. and she B. when she
A. his supervisors are neither
C. she D. that she
B. his supervisors either are not.
130. The doctor told his receptionist that he
C. neither are his supervisors
would
D. Both B +C E. None.
return ––.
124. Finish the following sentence.
A. as early as it would be possible
W_ ^on‖t plan to attend the concert, and -----.
B. at the earliest that it could be possible
A. either they do B. either do they C. neither
C. as soon as possible
they
D. at the nearest early possibility
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For each of the following questions, identify
138. M[rk Antbony‖s eulogy of Caesar at his
the meaning of the underlined part of the
funeral
sentence
is memorably recorded in a play by Shakespeare.
131. Library cards will expire when they are not
A. prayer B. praise
used.
C. biography D. denunciation
A. cost more money
139. The Congress respected Jefferson because,
B. cease to be effective
although he was stern, he was fair.
C. \_ m[il_^ to tb_ bol^_r‖s [^^r_ss
A. emulated B. looked up to
D. be continued automatically
C. counted on D. obeyed
132. Because of a long drought, Midwestern
140. Trees that block the view of oncoming traffic
farmers
should be cut down.
are doubtful about the prospect of a good yield.
A. alter B. obstruct
A. sympathetic B. dubious
C. improve D. spoil
C. intrepid D. thrilled
141. People who live in the country enjoy a rustic
133. Professor Baker is a coworker of Professor
life
Ayers.
style.
A. an advocate B. a rival
A. slow B. simple
C. a disciple D. a colleague
C. difficult D. happy
134. The value of an old item increases with time.
142. Although buses are scheduled to depart at a
A. a facsimile B. an antique
certain hour, they are often late.
C. a bonus D. an original
A. listed B. obligated
135. Frontier settlements had to depend on the
C. requested D. loaded
cavalry.
143. Because light travels faster than sound,
English – Lec – 13 .
lightning
A. visit B. meet
appears to go before thunder.
C. trust D. help
A. prolong B. repel
136. In some states drivers are fined $ 100 for
C. traverse D. precede
careless
144. The Constitution guarantees that private
driving.
homes
A. routine B. adept
will not be searched without a warrant.
C. reckless D. aggressive
A. special guard
137. A series of columns supporting a large porch
B. written authorization
is
C. national emergency
typical of the architecture of pre-Civil War
D. small payment
mansions in the South.
145. Vendors must have a license.
A. statues B. pillars
A. everyone employed in food service
C. murals D. arches
B. everyone engaged in selling
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C. everyone who drives a care
152. Contractors hire surveyors to mark the limits
D. everyone who works in a hospital
of
146. The copperhead, a snake that strikes without
the property before they begin construction.
warning, is considered much more dangerous
A. basements B. expenses
than the rattlesnake.
C. boundaries D. supplies
A. exquisite B. treacherous
153. When Pope John Paul visited Latin America,
C. sporadic D. aloof
he
147. The audience applauded enthusiastically after
often signaled for the children to come to him.
the
A. denied B. beckoned
performance at the Grand Old Opera.
C. adored D. allowed
A. clapped B. chatted
154. Sometimes, while living in a foreign country,
C. laughed D. contributed
one
148. A legal combination of United States
craves a special dish from home.
Airways,
A. desires B. prepares
Inc., and the Intercontinental Airlines Company
C. eats D. looks for
was approved at a joint board of directors
155. Lin^\_rab‖s `irst nonstop `liabt []ross tb_
meeting.
Atlantic Ocean was an act of great daring and
A. reconciliation B. merger
courage.
C. strike D. memorandum
A. a narrative B. an attempt
149. John Dewey loathed the idea that children
C. a feat D. a conspiracy
should
156. The system of Daylight Saving Time seems
not participate in activities as part of their
very
educational experience.
silly until one understands why it is done.
A. monarchy B. trend
A. clever B. foolish
C. treaty D. censure
C. unusual D. prudent
150. The rock music made popular by the Beatles
157. The representatives of the company seemed
had
very
been modified over the past two decades.
callous concerning the conditions of the workers.
A. improved B. changed
English – Lec – 13 .
C. discovered D. remembered
A. liberal B. responsible
151. Prior to his appointment as secretary of
C. ignorant D. insensitive
state,
158. The ultimate cause of the Civil War was the
Henry Kissinger was a professor of government
bombardment of Fort Sumter.
and international affairs at Harvard.
A. final B. true
A. After B. During
C. only D. simple
C. Before D. Instead of
159. Phosphorus is used in paints for highway signs
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and markers because it is bright at night.
prior to the War of 1812 to guard Baltimore
A. luminous B. adequate
harbor.
C. harmless D. attractive
A. mansion B. tower
160. The Supreme Court has a reputation for
C. garrison D. museum
being
167. Americans have been criticized for placing
just.
too
A. stubborn B. humorous
much emphasis on being on time.
C. impartial D. capricious
A. importance B. bother
161. Einst_in‖s tb_ory o` r_l[tivity s__m_^
C. activity D. assistance
incredible
168. It was necessary to divide the movie Roots
at the time that he first introduced it.
into
A. unbelievable B. brilliant
five parts in order to show it on television
C. complicated D. famous
A. adapt B. segment
162. Congress was hesitant to repeal the
C. abridge D. transact
Prohibition
169. In his biography, Thomas Hardy is described
Act.
as a
A. willing B. reluctant
very industrious writer.
C. urged D. supposed
A. sensible B. diligent
163. The president is often awakened by a noisy
C. pessimistic D. successful
crowd
170. When baseball players became impatient
which assembles on the White House lawn to
with
protest his policies.
their contracts, they went on strike, causing most
A. jocular B. gigantic
of the 1981 season to be lost.
C. clamorous D. capricious
A. alarmed B. exasperated
164. Since none of the polls had predicted the
C. enthusiastic D. organized
winner,
171. In the past, energy sources were thought to
everyone was surprised by the results of the
be
election.
boundless.
A. astounded B. encouraged
A. without limits B. natural
C. delighted D. perturbed
C. inexpensive D. solar
165. The perpetual motion of the earth as it turns
172. It will be necessary for the doctor to widen
on
the
its axis creates the change of seasons.
pupils of your eyes with some drops in order to
A. ancient B. leisurely
examine them.
C. rhythmic D. constant
A. massage B. dilate C. treat D. soothe
166. The fort now known as Fort McHenry was
173. Cruel treatment of inmates instigated a riot
built
in
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one of the Indiana prisons.
readily with any other element; because of this
A. Tolerant B. Brutal
property, it is called an inactive element.
C. Reliable D. Dubious
A. inert B. explicit
174. Unorganized guessing will probably not raise
C. adjacent D. obsolete
a
181. Attending a church, temple, or mosque is
test score as significantly as choosing one letter
one
as
way to make agreeable friends.
[ ‗au_ss [nsw_r‘ `or tb_ _ntir_ _x[min[tion.
A. enduring B. elderly
A. Cryptic B. Economical
C. congenial D. numerous
C. Haphazard D. Subsequent
182. Unless the agreement contains a provision
175. Owners should be sure that their insurance
for a
will
United Nations peace-keeping force to patrol the
replace all of their merchandise.
borders, the General Assembly is not likely to
A. Proprietors B. Benefactors
ratify it.
C. Tutors D. Debtors
A. proposal B. concord
176. Astronomy provides the knowledge necessary
C. document D. release
for
183. The cost of living in the United States has
correct timekeeping, navigation, surveying, and
risen at
mapmaking.
a rate of 6 percent per year during the last
A. meticulous B. accurate
tenyear
C. incessant D. ancient
period.
177. In a search to further his knowledge of the
A. tenth B. decade
unknown, man has explored the earth, the sea,
C. century D. quarter
and now, outer space.
184. Primary education in the U.S. is compulsory.
A. quest B. fantasy
A. free of charge B. excellent
English – Lec – 13 .
C. required D. easy
C. colloquy D. documentary
185. In B_nj[min Fr[nklin‖s [lm[n[], b_ w[rns
178. One must live in the United States five years
against making hasty decisions.
in
A. expensive B. firm
order to apply for citizenship.
C. unhealthy D. quick
A. reside in B. invade
186. A good student is eager to learn and does
C. accommodate to D. abandon
not
179. Reagan seemed sure that he would win the
need to be warned for being absent too much.
election.
A. admonished B. belittled
A. eager B. confident
C. punished D. spanked
C. hopeful D. resigned
187. An appendectomy is a routine operation.
180. Neon is an element which does not combine
A. cheap B. usual
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C. small D. quick
189. Rain lessens in the fall throughout most of
188. The author of a book, a musical composition,
the
or
Appalachian Mountain region.
an artistic work may choose to honor someone
A. pours B. abates
by
C. accumulates D. evaporates
putting his or her name in the front of it,
190. Several members of the royal family have
thereby
been
giving it.
held prisoner in the Tower of London.
A. consecrating B. dedicating
A. for protection B. captive
C. devoting D. pledging
C. by request D. briefly
Answer Keys: 1. a 2. c 3. a 4. c 5. b 6. c 7. b 8. a 9. c 10. c 11. a 12. b 13. a 14. a 15. a 16. b 17. d 18. d 19. a 20. e 21. a 22. d 23. d 24. d 25. c 26. b 27. c 28. c 29. a 30. d 31. b 32. a 33. c 34. d 35. a 36. b 37. d 38. c 39. c 40. b 41. b 42. b 43. c 44. a 45. b 46. c 47. a 48. c 49. d 50. c 51. a 52. b 53. d 54. b 55. b 56. b 57. d 58. b 59. c 60. d 61. d 62. c 63. c 64. a 65. d 66. d 67. c 68. b 69. a 70. b 71. b 72. d 73. c 74. c 75. b 76. a 77. d 78. b 79. d 80. a 81. c 82. a 83. b 84. d 85. c 86. b87. e 88. c 89. b 90. c 91. b 92. c 93. b 94. d 95. a 96. d 97. e 98. b 99. a 100. d 101. d 102. b 103. d 104. b 105. b 106. b 107. c 108. d 109. c 110. d 111. a 112. c 113. e 114. b 115. b 116. b 117. e 118. c 119. c 120. d 121. c 122. c 123. c 124. d 125. c 126. d 127. d 128. d 129. d 130. c 131. b 132. b 133. d 134. b 135. d 136. c 137. b 138. b 139. d 140. b 141. b 142. a 143. d 144. b 145. b 146. b 147. a 148. b 149. d 150. b 151. c 152. c 153. b 154. a 155. b 156. c 157. d 158. a 159. a 160. c 161. a 162. b 163. c 164. a 165. d 166. c 167. a 168. b 169. b170. b 171. a 172. b 173. b 174. c 175. a 176. b 177. a 178. a 179. b180. a 181. c 182. b 183. b 184. c 185. d 186. c 187. b188. b 189. b 190. b
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Regard with what are the correct meaning of the
A. at last
10.
B. in deep
D. In spite of
C. at first
3.
11. A. nervous
B. fit for
C. unkind
E. set for
4.
C. if
E. increase of.
E. nearvous
opposite in meaning (Similar.....Opposite) of capitalized word (12-21).
B. at present
C. instead of
C. nevrous
the
Leave off --A. to stop
D. narvous
B. nerbous
to and
B. then and there
D. now and then
D. knnickerockers
Direction: Select the pair that is closely similar
On the instant --A. for this
B. nickerbockers
E. none of above
Worthy of--D. set out
A. knickerbokers
C. knickerbockers
E. at least
A. kind of
B. collatiral C. collaterial
D. colatteral E. none of the above.
At length --
2.
E. regicide.
9. A. colateral
following phrases (1-4). 1.
D. rigiside
12. ASSIST
D. incase of
E. give up Choose the appropriate preposition that are blanked as
A. aid ..... praise
B. accuse ... scatter
C. irritate ... help
D. help ... support
E. support ... oppose. 13. HATE
the part of the following phrases (5-7)
A. pardon .... blame B. purify ... pollute
5.
C. flatter ... waste D. abhor .. love
Choose the incorrect spelling. A. Regretable
B. Parallel
C. Loveable
D. both a+c E. None of the above. 6.
Choose the correct spelling. A. Aggreggate C. Efficient
B. Amatuer
D. All of the above
E. None of the above. 7.
E. despise .. scorn. 14. LAZY A. indolent ... energetic B. timid ... pacific C. vigorous ... idle D. indolent ... lavish E. palatable .. potent.
But---your help we should not have finished
15. HUGE
in
A. modest .... boastful B. large ... extra
time.
C. vast .... small D. brave ... coward
A. for
B. of
C. with
D. none of above
E. peak .... valley.
E. in
16. HUMBLE
Mark the correct spelling of the following words
A. modest .... boastful B. adamant ... flexible
(8-11).
C. reluctant ... eager D. loyal ... rebel
8. A. regicide
B. rigicide
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E. neutral ... impartial.
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17. PURIFY
C. is symbolized to D. was symbolized
A. convict ... murder B. fascinate ... expose
E. All of the above.
C. pollute ... clean D. refine ... pollute
26. More ivory is obtained from elephants in
E. clean ... wash.
Africa – elephants in Asia.
18. SINCERE
A. rater than B. more than
A. durable .... fragile B. candid ... open
C. than from D. as well as E. C+D
C. open ... hypocrite D. vile ... honest
27. Find out the correct antonym of
E. frank ... truthful.
―UNKEMPT‖-
19. RENOVATE
A. tidy B. genuine C. applause
A. innovate ... abate B. renew ... damage
D. eropitious E. aggressive.
C. renew ... cover D. conceal ... damage
28. Find out the correct antonym of
E. deny ... refuse.
―DISINTERESTED‖.
20. RISK
A. docile B. arrogant C. credulous
A. constructive .. useless B. destructive...useful
D. biased E. sanitary.
C. joy .. danger D. jeopardy ... safety
29. Which one is not correct ?
E. stunt ... death.
A. chancellor B. ambiguous C. allegation
21. PLETHORA
D. eficacious E. evanescent.
A. surplus ... shortage B. excess .. surplus
30. Which one is not correct ?
C. scarcity .. paucity D. surplus ... excess
A. loquacious B. Litterateur C. Interruption
E. crisis ... blessing.
D. Afable E. Accumulation.
22. The conditions necessary – this project have
31. TACITURN: LACONIC.
not been met.
A. verbose: pithy B. improvised: unrehearsed
A. for the complete of B. of completion of
C. silence: golden D. witty: clumsy
C. for the completion of D. of complete
E. vacation: leisurely.
E. none.
32. Wb_r_ tb_ ―pr_`ix‖ is not prop_rly us_^?
23. A promissory note–anything without the trust
A. imfathomable B. immaterial
deed.
C. immemorial D. impalpable
A. does mean B. is mean
E. impracticable.
C. have not mean D. may not mean
33. What is the synonym o` ‗DEJECTED‘?
E. both B+C.
A. Depressed B. Despondent C. Dispirited
24. - on the floor of the ocean is a big farming
D. both B+C E. A+B+C.
industry.
34. Which is incorrect spelled?
A. Oysters raising B. Oysters are raised
A. Archipelago B. Approximation
C. The raising of Oysters D. The Oysters raised
C. Familar D. Arrogance
E. C+D
E. Gymnasium.
25. A barbershop – a red and white striped pole.
35. Which is the correct spelling?
A. what symbolizes B. is symbolized by
A. anaesthesia B. Mediaeval
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C. Messenger D. Interruption
A. For B. Regarding C. Across
E. all of the above.
D. Over E. Everywhere.
36. Choose the correct sentence:
44. I – to hospital last Friday.
A. L_t us ^o tbis toa_tb_r, sboul^n‖t w_?
A. would go B. must go
B. L_t us ^o tbis toa_tb_r, sb[n‖t w_?
C. have to go D. had to go
C. Let us do this together, shall we?
E. have gone
D. L_t us ^o tbis toa_tb_r, ^on‖t w_?
45. Not until the seventeenth century – to
E. Let us do this together, do we?
measure
37. Choose the correct sentence
the speed of light.
A. I will go when it will stop rain.
A. did anyone even attempt
B. I will go when it would stop rain.
B. did even attempt anyone
C. I will go when it stops rain.
C. anyone did even attempt
D. I will go when it stop rain.
English – Lec – 14 .
E. I will go when it stopped rain.
D. none did attempt
38. While going to office, take your umbrella – it
E. did none attempt even.
rains.
46. I –– believe in Allah as –– my father because
A. in case B. as if C. if not
we are Muslim.
D. perhaps E. or else.
A. am --- is B. as --- as
39. My broken leg is – me.
C. do --- does D. does --- did
A. hurting B. wounding C. fainting
E. in --- out.
D. in pain E. aching.
47. When he arrived I was about to -
40. --- of the story the man and the woman were
A. be leaving B. leave C. left
married
D. go E. be gone.
A. At last B. Finally
48. Choose the correct sentence:
C. At the end D. At the last
A. H_ s[i^ tb[t it w[s [ mist[k_, w[sn‖t it?
E. In the end.
B. H_ s[i^ tb[t it w[s [ mist[k_, w[sn‖t he?
41. The dog was – in front of the door.
C. H_ s[ys tb[t it w[s [ mist[k_, w[sn‖t it?
A. lain B. lying C. lied
D. H_ s[i^ tb[t it w[s [ mist[k_, ^i^n‖t it?
D. laid E. laying.
E. H_ s[i^ tb[t it w[s [ mist[k_, ^i^n‖t b_?
42. A serious study of physics is impossible –
49. Choose the correct sentence.
some
A. The person whom I believe we all love is
knowledge of mathematics.
standing next to me.
A. not with B. without
B. The person whomever I believe we all love is
C. in absence of D. lacking
standing next to me.
E. not having
C. The person who I believe we all love is
43. –– Bangladesh, the general movement of air is
standing next to me.
from South to North.
D. The person who I believe we all love are
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standing next to me.
56. Choose the correct sentence.
E. The person whom we all love is standing next
A. The man who sponsored the concerts remains
to me.
anonymous.
50. Choose the correct Sentence?
B. The man who sponsored the concerts remain
A. I have not little money, do I?
anonymous.
B. I have little money, don't I?
C. The man who has sponsored the concerts
C. I have little money, have I?
remained anonymous.
D. I have little money, do I? E. both C+D.
D. The man who sponsor the concerts remains
51. Choose the correct sentence.
anonymous. E. A+C
A. A shipping order from each of these firms
57. Two-thirds of the road – repaired.
proves his reliability.
A. have been B. are C. has been
B. A shipping order from each of these firms
D. were E. has
prove his reliability.
58. Choose the correct sentence.
C. Shipping orders from each of this firm proves
A. I tbink tb[t I [m riabt, [r_n‖t I?
his reliability.
B. I [m riabt, [r_n‖t I?
D. both A+C E. none
C. I tbink tb[t I [m riabt, ^on‖t I?
52. She is the person for -- I am positive can be
D. I [m riabt, ^on‖t I E. both B+C
trusted.
59. Choose the correct sentence.
A. whom B. whoever C. who
A. Matters like the organization of your
D. whomever E. C+D
committee reveals the complexity of politics.
53. Choose the correct sentence.
B. Matters like the organization of your
A. I will stop doing this when
committee reveal the complexity of politics.
I will a_t or^_r `rom you, won‖t I?
C. Matter like the organization of your committee
B. I will stop doing this when
reveal the complexity of politics.
I aot or^_r `rom you, ^i^n‖t I?
D. Matters as the organization of your committee
C. I will stop doing this when
reveal the complexity of politics.
I a_t or^_r `rom you, won‖t I?
E. B+D
D. both A+C E. none
60. Choose the correct Sentence.
54. Tareq, together with some of his friends,--
A. I have been lived here since seven years.
playing cricket.
B. I am living here for seven years.
A. was B. were C. will
C. I have lived here since seven years.
D. have been E. had
D. I have been living here for seven years.
55. Choose the correct sentence.
E. both B+D.
A. I ]oul^n‖t b[r^ly ^o tbis.
61. Choose the correct sentence.
B. I could never do this hardly.
A. I listened to the radio when the accident
C. I could hardly do this.
happened.
D. Hardly could I do this E. C + D
B. I was listening to the radio when the accident
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happened.
66. –––– of a bird serve to lift it into the air and
C. I was listening to the radio when the accident
move it forward.
was happening.
A. The wings B. A wing
D. I had listened to the radio when the accident
C. Wing D. Those wings.
happened.
E. None of the above.
E. I was listening to the radio when the accident
67. Traditional ...... of consumer purchases are
had happened.
clothing, bicycles, television sets, and stereos.
62. Choose the correct sentence.
A. example B. examples
A. Production quotas in each department was
C. the example D. the examples
determined by a worker- management team.
E. None of the above.
B. Production quotas in each department were
68. According to United Nations estimates, at
determined by a worker- management team.
least
C. Production quota in each departments were
half .... on this planet cannot read or write.
determined by a worker- management team.
A. an adult B. adults C. the adults
D. both B+C E. all of the above
D. the adult E. None of the above.
63. Choose the correct sentence.
69. Through .... , an individual commands the
A. H_‖^ [lr_[^y ao tb_r_, b[^n‖t b_?
disposition of his or her possessions.
B. H_‖s [lr_[^y aoina tb_r_, isn‖t b_?
A. will B. the wills
C. H_‖s [lr_[^y aon_ tb_r_, b[sn‖t it?
C. a will D. willing
D. H_‖s [lr_[^y aon_ tb_r_, b[sn‖t b_?
E. None of the above.
E. H_‖^ [lr_[^y ao tb_r_, woul^n‖t b_?
70. ––– is an official language of commerce and
64. Choose the correct sentence.
government in the Philippines.
A. One of the most beautiful girl has come
A. The English B. English
B. One of the most beautiful girls have come.
C. An English D. Of English
C. One of the more beautiful girl has come.
E. None of the above.
D. One of the more beautiful girls have come.
In each sentence, identify the one underlined
E. One of the most beautiful girls has come.
word or
65. Choose the correct sentence
phrase that would not be considered correct in
A. I had always done it there days before last
standard written English.
Monday. English – Lec – 14 .
71.
B. I did it three days before last Monday. C. I have done it three days before last Monday.
72.
D. I had done it three days before last Monday.
.
E. It has been done three days before last
73.
Monday.
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76. Fill in the gap:
D. Inquisitive E. Proper.
I am — r_aul[r su\s]ri\_r o` ‗Tb_ Az[^‘.
Find out the incorrect part.
A. a B. an C. the
86. Neither of the two candidates who
D. some one E. both C+D.
A
77. Complete the sentence.
ha d a pp lied
I like to go to Opera —
B
A. on the instant B. now and then
for admission to
C. moot point D. A+B
C the industrial Engineering
E. none of the above.
Department were
78. ―T[k_ on_ to t[sk‖ m_[ns —
D
A. Rebuke B. Imitate C. Rescue
for scholarships No error
D. Restrain E. None of the above.
E
79. Choose the correct spelling.
.
A. Hereditery B. Carriage
87. Choose the correct spelling.
C. Notoreity D. Profittable
A. Renaissance B. Recommendation
E. None of the above.
C. Procession D. both A+B
80. Choose the correct sentence.
E. A+B+C
A. I tbink tb[t I [m riabt, [r_n‖t I?
88. Choose the correct spelling.
B. I [m riabt, [r_n‖t I?
A. Seismograph B. Millionaire C. Registration
C. I tbink tb[t I [m riabt, ^on‖t I?
D. both B+C E. A+B+C.
D. I [m riabt ^on‖t I?
89. Complete the sentence.
E. both B+C.
I have never seen such — long queue.
Find out correct synonym. (81-83)
A. a B. an C. the
81. HAZARD.
English – Lec – 14 .
A. Impartial B. Static C. Danger
D. no article E. None of the above.
D. Immobile E. Mess.
90. Complete the sentence.
82. PARSIMONIOUS
The date of the next meeting has been fixed on
A. Frugal B. Thrifty C. Economical
—
D. Saving E. All of the above.
23rd of July.
83. ARTICULATE
A. no article B. the
A. Obstinate B. Proasic C. Enunciate
C. a D. an E. are.
D. Particular E. Temper.
91. Choose the correct option.
84. Fin^ out tb_ ]orr_]t [ntonym o` ―AMASS‖ -
A. He joined church B. I struck him on head
A. Invent B. Sustain C. Dispest
C. She died of the cancer D. I shall meet her on
D. Animate E. Tolerate.
Friday
85. S_l_]t tb_ \_st [ntonym o` ―PROXIMATE‖
E. None of the above.
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92. Choose the incorrect option.
A. left B. to leave C. leave
A. She speaks French fluently.
D. leaving E. None of the above.
B. Do you know where the Victoria lake is?
99. I went to bed having — my meals.
C. We travelled by sea.
A. took B. take C. taken
D. All of the above
D. taking E. None of the above.
E. None of the above.
100. Complete the sentence.
93. Finish the sentence.
People are travelling round the country — work.
Tajul went to — hospital as patient.
A. hard and fast B. in jeopardy
A. the B. a C. an
C. out and out D. in pursuit of
D. no article E. are.
E. None of the above.
94. Choose the correct usage of tag question:
101. Call an ambulance. There's been --------------.
A. You b[v_n‖t r_[^ [ny o` bis \ooks, b[v_n‖t
A. accident B. an accident
you?
C. some accident D. little accident
B. Have you got much time to finish the task,
E. None.
b[v_n‖t you?
102. 'Where are you going? 'I' m going to buy ----
C. Few people can speak a foreign language
.
perfectly, can people?
A. a bread B. some bread
D. The m__tina is [t 9 O‖]lo]k isn‖t it?
C. a loaf of bread D. much bread
E. None of the above.
E. None.
95. Complete the sentence.
103. Sandra works at a big hospital. She's ---------.
L_t‖s b[v_ [ ^inn_r [t `iv_ st[r bot_l, —?
A. nurse B. a nurse C. the nurse
A. can we? B. shall we?
D. an nurse E. None.
C. isn‖t it? D. woul^ w_?
104. She works six days --------------- week.
E. None of the above.
A. in B. for C. a D. the E. an.
96. Choose the incorrect usage of tag question.
105. There are millions of stars in -------------.
A. He looked at her with his eyes full of love,
A. space B. a space C. the space
isn‖t it?
D. more space E. None.
B. You spend too much time watching TV, do
106. Every day ------ begins at 9 and finishes at 3,
you?
A. school B. a school
C. One of my friends are going to Australia, next
C. the school D. an school E. None.
w__k, [r_n‖t tb_y?
107. –––– a problem in most big cities.
D. All of the above E. None of the above.
A. Crime is B. The crime is
97. It is many years since David — to New
C. The Crimes are D. An crime E. None.
Zealand.
108. When ––– invented?
A. had gone B. goes C. went
A. was telephone B. were telephones
D. would go E. None of the above.
C. was the telephone D. were the telephones
98. You had better — the place at once.
E. were and telephone.
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109. We visited –––.
116. W_‖v_ s__n ―M[tir Moin[‖-------
A. Canada and United States
A. H[^ w_? B. ^i^n‖t w_?
B. the Canada and the United States
C. b[v_n‖t w_? D. Don‖t E. Non_
C. Canada and the United States
117. Discover the most eligible word to fill in the
D. the Canada and United states E. None.
blank. Sambora is expecting ––––– to go to
110. Julia is a student at ---------------.
class tomorrow.
A. London University B. the London University
A. we B. our C. I D. us E. None.
C. the University of London
118. Which one of the following sentence is not
D. both A+C E. None.
infected with any kind of grammatical error?
111. What time --------- on television?
A. The next important question we have to decide
A. is the news B. are the news
is when do we have to submit the proposal.
C. is news D. at news E. None.
B. The next important question is we have to
112. It took us quite a long time to get here, It
decide when do we have to submit the proposal.
was –
C. The next important question we have to decide
– journey.
is when we have to submit the proposal.
A. three hour B. a three- hours C. a three-hour
D. Both A+B E. None.
D. threes hour E. None.
119. Complete the sentence.
113. Where is -------------------?
There were not ------------- to have the meeting.
A. the manager office B. the manager's office
A. Enough people B. people enough
C. the office of the manager
English – Lec – 14 .
D. the office of the manager's E. None.
C. people too enough. D. much people
114. Choose the most apposite option regarding
E. None.
the use
120. l_t‖s ao out `or [ w[lk,
of tag question.
A. sb[n‖t w_ B. won‖t w_ C. shall we
A. You and I talked with the professor yesterday,
D. will we E. will you.
w[sn‖t w_?
121. It is a good idea,
B. You and I talked with the professor yesterday,
A. is it B. isn‖t it C. [r_n‖t it
^i^n‖t tb_m?
D. ^o_sn‖t it E. Non_ o` tb_ [\ov_.
C. You and I talked with the professor yesterday,
122. None can do this,
did we?
A. ][n‖t you B. ][n‖t tb_y C. ][n b_
D. You and I talked with the professor yesterday,
D. can they E. can you.
^i^n‖t we?
123. Tb_ ^_t_]tiv_‖s resourcefulness helped him
E. None of the above.
solve
115. Fill in the blank with appropriate article.
the mystery -
Simon attended ------------ Dhaka University.
A. Assistance B. Family C. Skill
A. the B. a C. an
D. Money E. adept.
D. No article E. None.
124. That he should ask her to him was rather
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n[tion‖s _]onomy.
A. audacious B. stupid C. brave
A. sluggish B. routine C. haphazard
D. nice E. adjustable.
D. annual E. hazardous
125. Choose the correct option.
132. S[int Elmo‖s Fir_ is [ pb_nom_non tb[t
A. Almost all of the states have a sales tax.
occurs
B. Almost all states have a sales tax.
when ships discharging harmless electrical
C. Most of the states have a sales tax.
charges into the atmosphere appear to shine.
D. Most states have a sales tax.
A. fade B. glow C. shrink
E. All of them.
D. vanish E. sink
126. Athletes learn to conceal their
133. All drinks that include saccharin must be
disappointment
marked with a warning label because
when they lose.
saccharin may cause cancer.
A. ignore B. accept C. regret
A. packages B. beverages
D. disguise E. regard
C. medications D. desserts
127. Many of the first histories of the New World
E. desert
were written by monks and published by the
134. Magma is the primary source of all the
Catholic Church
_[rtb‖s
A. put away B. approved of
rocks
C. brought out D. thrown out
A. cheapest B. nearest C. first
E. out through
D. worst E. costly
128. Milk is purified by heating it at 60 C. for
135. Microprocessors, unlike computers, are
thirty
programmed to complete defined tasks.
minutes
A. specific B. several C. arduous
A. cleansed B. mixed C. stored
D. similar E. the same as
D. packaged E. storing
136. The galaxy slowly circles around a spherical
129. Flu shots are given every fall as a precaution
center.
against an epidemic the following winter.
A. expands B. accelerates
A. required treatment B. free service
C. rotates D. vibrates
C. preventive measure D. new cure
137. The most admired annual golf event in
E. none of the above
America is the Masters Tournament held in
130. Unless the population growth stabilizes,
Augusta, Georgia.
environmentalists predict a worldwide
A. exhausting B. competitive
starvation by the year 2000 AD
C. controversial D. prestigious
A. famine B. rebellion C. flood
138. The chickadee is noted for its tameness and
D. disease E. diarrhoea
quickness.
131. The yearly growth of the gross national
A. audacity B. agility
product is often used as an indicator of a
C. geniality D. irritability
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139. The population of the United States is
A. transport B. pursue
roughly
C. inspect D. detain
240 million
147. Proximity to the court house makes an office
A. unfortunately B. approximately
building more valuable.
C. ideally D. usually
A. Interest in B. Similarity to
140. Carbohydrates are plentiful in nature where
C. Nearness to D. Usefulness for
they serve as an immediate source of energy.
148. A balanced diet should include fish and fowl
A. abundant B. unstable
as
C. obscure D. reliable
well as red meat.
141. Some sedimentary rocks are made entirely of
A. fruit B. birds
very large coral beds.
C. vegetables D. cheese and milk
A. unusual B. massive
149. Travel agents will confirm your reservations
C. mature D. subterranean
for you free.
142. In the fetus, cartilage forms a temporary
A. purchase B. verify
skeleton
C. exchange D. obtain
that will gradually be changed into bone.
English – Lec – 14 .
A. transformed B. hardened
150. Some stretches of Florida resemble West
C. straightened D. fused
Africa.
143. Canada and the United States are
A. deal with B. allow immigration from
cooperating
C. look like D. restrict trade with
to clean up the dirty lakes along their borders.
151. Some of the gangs that terrorize Chicago in
A. contaminated B. mutual
the
C. huge D. gorgeous
1920s did not have the propriety to keep their
144. A compound break is more serious than a
activities off the streets.
simple one because there is more opportunity
A. decency B. resources
for loss of blood and infection.
C. ability D. courage
A. bruise B. burn
152. Variations in the color of sea water from
C. sprain D. fracture
blue
145. The street lights in most American cities
to green seem to be caused by high or low
adjust
concentrations of salt.
automatically at dusk.
A. Changes B. Measures
A. in the middle of the night
C. Descriptions D. Clarity
B. in the evening just before dark
153. A clever politician will take advantage of
C. in the middle of the day
every speaking
D. in the morning just before light
engagement to campaign for the next election.
146. Flatboats ferry cars on the Great Lakes
A. rash B. crude C. intrepid D. shrewd
between the United States and Canada.
154. Home buyers are proceeding cautiously
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because of the high interest rates.
A. Except for you and I, everyone brought
A. hastily B. warily
B. With exception of you and, I, everyone brought
C. occasionally D. deliberately
C. Except for you and I, everyone had brought
155. By law, when one makes a large purchase,
D. Except for you and me, everyone brought
her must
E. Except for you and me, everyone had brought
have an adequate opportunity to change his
162. Although he was the most friendly of all
mind.
present and different from the others, he
A. an ample B. an informal
b[^n‖t b[r^ly [ny `ri_n^s _x]_pt m_.
C. a belated D. a gracious
A. ^i``_r_nt `rom tb_ otb_rs, b_ b[^n‖t b[r^ly [ny
156. Mail service will be suspended during the
friends except me
postal workers strike.
B. different than the others, he had hardly any
A. inspected B. uninterrupted
friends except me
C. delayed D. curtailed
C. different from the others, he had hardly any
157. Valium is a strong drug that can cause a
friends except me
driver
D. different from the others, he had hardly any
to sleep at the wheel.
friends except I
A. dream B. doze C. sneeze D. snore
E. different from the others, he hardly had any
158. Sharks must swim all the time to avoid
friends except I
sinking.
163. Whoever objects to me going to the
A. swiftly B. precisely
convention
C. rarely D. constantly
ought to state his position promptly.
159. Some scientists have argued that the purpose
A. Whoever objects to me
of the human appendix may have been to
B. Whomever objects to me
digest uncooked meat and bark, functions that
C. Whomever objects to my
are now no longer useful.
D. Whoever objects to my
A. simulated B. obsolete
E. Whoever has an objection to me
C. perilous D. sluggish
164. She not only was competent but also friendly
160. Neither the earthquake or the subsequent
in
fire was
nature.
able to destroy the spirit of the city dwellers.
A. She not only was competent but also friendly
A. or the subsequent fire was
B. Not only was she competent but friendly also
B. nor the subsequent fire were
C. She not only was competent but friendly also
C. or the subsequent fire were
D. She was not only competent but also friendly
D. nor the subsequent fire was
E. She was not only competent but friendly also
E. or the fire that occurred subsequently were
165. The theme of this novel is how money
161. Except for you and I, everyone brought a
^o_sn‖t
present to the party.
make you happy.
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A. Tb_ tb_m_ o` tbis nov_l is bow mon_y ^o_sn‖t
D. In tbis nov_l, tb[t mon_y ^o_sn‖t m[k_ you
make you happy
happy is the theme.
B. Tb_ tb_m_ o` tbis nov_l is tb[t mon_y ^o_sn‖t
E. In this novel, you are not make happy by
make you happy.
money is the theme
C. In tbis nov_l, tb[t mon_y ^o_sn‖t m[k_ you happy.
Answer Keys: 1. a 2. b 3. b 4. a 5. a 6. c 7. a 8. a 9. e 10. c 11. a 12. e 13. d 14. a 15. c 16. a 17. d 18. c 19. b 20. d 21. a 22. c 23. d 24. c 25. b 26. c 27. a 28. d 29. d 30. d 31. b 32. a 33. e 34. c 35. e 36. c 37. c 38. a 39. a 40. c 41. b 42. b 43. c 44. d 45. a 46. c 47. b 48. e 49. c 50. e 51. a 52. c 53. c 54. a 55. e 56. a 57. c 58. e 59. b 60. d 61. b 62. b 63. d 64. e 65. d 66. a 67. b 68. c 69. b 70. b 71. c 72. b 73. a 74. b 75. a 76. a 77. b 78. a 79. b 80. e 81. c 82. e 83. c 84. c 85. b 86. d 87. e 88. e 89. a 90. b 91. d 92. c 93. d 94. d 95. b 96. d 97. c 98. c 99. c 100. d 101. b 102.c 103.b 104. c 105. a 106. a 107. a 108. c 109. c 110. d 111. a 112. c 113. b 114. d 115. d 116. c 117.d 118. c 119. a 120. c 121. b 122. d 123. c 124. a 125. e 126.d 127.c 128.a 129.c 130.a 131.d 132.b 133.b 134.c 135.a 136.c 137.d 138.b 139.b 140.a 141.b 142.a 143.a 144.d 145.b 146.a 147.c 148.b 149.b 150.c 151.b 152.a 153.d 154.b 155.a 156.d 157.b 158.d 159.b 160.d 161.d 162.c 163.d 164.d 165.b
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